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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
2
The notice from the Marshall Herald outlines lawn and foundation spraying guidance. It emphasizes treating from the sill to soil, with two to three inches of soil coverage beside foundations. It also covers spraying around cracks, joints, paraches, steps, sidewalks and driveways.
Road safety notes urge snow and studded tires or chains to cut braking distances on glare ice. Tests show studs reduce stop distance by about 19 percent and threefold traction on ice. Also warned is the brown recluse spider, with guidance to clean debris, inspect closets, spray foundations with approved chemicals, and monitor homes for infestations in Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Paul Morgan of California visited last week en route from Canada and called on Miss Lena Liffick at Meadows Manor in Terre Haute. Numerous local visits follow with extended family to and from Riley and West Terre Haute, including dinners and birthday gatherings. Psalm 71 3 cited as a closing quotation.
West Union mourns Mrs. Ethel Slocum Thompson with funeral in Prust Hosch Memorial Chapel on Wednesday January 10 at 1 30 PM. Attending were relatives including Jess Abel and Paul Abel from New Haven and Lakeview and Flossie Campbell with husband. burial at Harrison cemetery. Albert Gillis of Denver and Delbert Gillis with children from Maywood also listed.
A reader poses two questions to the imagined Outdoor Writer O W about domestic issues tied to fishing and hunting. One asks whether to reclaim a refrigerator or divorce after a long marriage anniversary joke. The other seeks a direct verdict on best fishing method between catfishing and feathered angling. The piece explores humor and practical guidance for outdoors enthusiasts.
Gillis and sons of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Elmer Gillis of East Alton Ti nos attended the funeral of Herman Gillis at the First Christian Church with Stanley Scenogle officiating Burial followed at Oakland Illinois A baby girl arrived at Union Hospital Terre Haute at 6 am Sunday January 14 weighing nine pounds six ounces Her sister Jackie and brother Tim will welcome her home Stanley Shaner returned after a Terre Haute Hospital stay following an auto accident over the weekend Mr and Mrs Howard Utterback and Miss Patty Boyll of Hutsonville visited Fort Leonard Wood Missouri with Ronnie Utterback Gary Crumlin and Judy Hopper joined their sons over the weekend Not much new this week due to snow and illness Mr and Mrs Wilford Leasure their daughters and Mrs Hattie Ledermann were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fenton Ledermann
The deadline to display 1968 motor vehicle license plates is Midnight Thursday February 15. Mail applications should reach the office by February 1, preferably January 25, to ensure timely plates. About 2,000,000 vehicles are registered, with plates available over the counter at two Springfield offices, three in Chicago, and 69 banks statewide.
The text invites readers to consider whether they have been brainwashed and to think deeply. It poses questions about awareness and urges prolonged reflection to recognize influence. It emphasizes vigilant thinking and self-scrutiny.
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