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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1969

Page

5

Community family news spans multiple states during holidays

Numerous readers share travel and holiday visits across California Arizona Oregon Indiana Illinois Texas and Florida. Notable mentions include serviceman Pvt William Henry Combs home on leave at Fort Myers and families gathering for Christmas and New Year with extended kin in Terre Haute Pomona Indianapolis and Roseburg. A large New Year gathering honors Mrs. Tiney Sanders with a community turnout.

Flosie Williams Francis B. Wolf Mata California Giles Williams Corona True Bartlet Coaldonn Texas Eloise Nichol C. M. Black Lawton Oklahoma Pvt William Henry Combs Ft. Jackson Carolina Mrs. Pearl] Combs Ft. Myers Florida

Appreciation Dinner for Farm Bureau Women’s Committee

Mrs Stella Martin chaired an appreciation dinner at Colonial Kitchen Marshall on December 4 to honor the Farm Bureau women’s committee for five years of service. Mrs Betty was mentioned as part of the event.

Stella Martin Farm Bureau Colonial Kitchen Marshall Betty

Rentals and sales listings across Martinsville area and beyond

Classified notices show rentals at 311 Pine with contact 17 889 2225 after 5 PM. Various sales include a 1966 Ambassador 990 car, Siamese kittens, Firestone snow tires, Hereford bull, and other farm items. Also Avon and World Book sales opportunities listed with addresses and phone numbers.

Farm Bureau Plans January Change in Leadership

Retiring chairwoman Mrs. Stella Martin resigns the chairman role to allow the Farm Bureau board to appoint a new leader for the January start. She will remain as acting chair and attend meetings while presenting the annual report in February. Attendees included Betty Vaught Charline Kuhn and Beverly Welsh.

Raught Farm Bureau Norma Seidel Geneva Crumlin Eloise Louise Burkybile Don Endsley

Marshall Lions extend win streak with back to back road wins

The Marshall Lions defeated Palestine 66 to 40 at home and then beat Scottland 72 to 58 on the road to push their record to 7 wins and 1 loss. Jim Cline led with 24 points against Scottland, Phil Wetzel had 17, and Brent Mason 15 in a balanced scoring effort.

Marshall Lions Palestine Scottland Lions Lion's Gym Marshall Robert Gard Phil Wetzel Brent Mason Pesky Eagles Jim Cline Switz City Hutsonville Casey Meats Linton State High Vicory Tom Murphy Jim Irwin Cline Mason

Eastern Illinois accepts spring applications

Eastern Illinois University said today spring quarter enrollment applications from first time and transfer students must be received by January 10. Applications received after January 10 will be considered for summer or fall quarters. admissions requirements were explained by a university spokesman.

Eastern Minois University

Readmission and admissions deadlines set for spring quarter

Dr Glenn Williams announced that spring quarter enrollment would close when classroom space is exhausted. Readmission applications for spring must be filed by January 24 with completed files by March 3. New and returning graduate applications accepted through March 8.

Glenn Williams

Five Points society notes and reflections

Lamont Clark was ill with the flu and unable to fill the pulpit. Rex Wilhoit family and Connie Comstock of Casey visited Mrs. Donna Hutch ens for New Year supper. Russell Draper family spent Sunday in Mt Vernon. Debra Hendrix and Benita Gosnell visited Neva Sue Blakely. Harvey Wilson traveled to Chicago for a hospital checkup. Anna Veach hosted a New Year dinner for relatives. Russell Arnold and sons plan to move to Earl Dean Veach house. Glenn Wilhoit and son visited Paris mother Jennie Wilhoit and attended Lizzie Ford funeral services. The column ends with a generic reflection on leaders and editors and a tax-cut suggestion.

Lamont Clark Rex Wilhoit Glenn Wilhoit Connie Comstock Casey Donna Hutchens Russell Draper Mt. Vernon Debra Hendrix Benita Gosnell Neva Sue Blakely Harvey Wilson Chicago Masonic Hospital Anna Veach Russell Arnold Earl Dean Veach Jennie Wilhoit Paris Lizzie Ford Blume-Stewart Funeral

Card of Thanks from Maggie White

Maggie White thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and the Christmas season. She notes calls cards visits prayers flowers carols school program recording and kind acts, and wishes a bright happy year and God bless you.

Maggie White

Deadline Set for 1969 License Plates February Fifteenth

Secretary of State announces February 15 deadline to display 1969 license plates. Despite 20000 more applications than last year many motorists have not yet applied. Plates may be purchased over the counter in Springfield and Chicago or at 87 banks statewide with office hours posted.

Secretary of State Springfield Chicago Scretary of State Centennial Building Ninth Street South Grand Avenue

Baker Couple Thankful For Christmas Cards From Brazil

Mr and Mrs Paul H Baker of Sao Paulo Brazil express gratitude to relatives and friends for Christmas cards and letters received in time and appreciated.

Paul H. Baker San Paulo Brazil Buenos Aires Argentine San Carlos de Mariloche Argentina Montevideo South America United States Sao Paulo

Expression of gratitude after mother's illness and passing

We extend sincere appreciation to the many friends for their thoughtfulness during our mother's illness and death.

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