Clark County farm meetings and ammonia tillage notes
Clark County Soil Conservation District set an annual meeting for January 24 at 6 30 p m in Martinsville American Legion hall with William H Stauffer as main speaker. Illinois Dairy Days January 19 and 27 in Effingham are mentioned along with January 25 26 Illinois Spray Operators. University of Illinois ag engineer Jack Butler discusses ammonia application on plows to save time and labor with low loss rates and applicability for fall and spring plowing.
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Clark County Soil Conservation District
Martinsville American Legion
William H. Stauffer
SCD
Farm Bureau
University of Illinois
Clark County
University Ofllinois
Effingham
Illinois Spray Operators
Jack Butler
University of Illinois Agriculture
Clark County April 4 Election Candidates Named
Republican and Democratic parties nominating for Justice of the Peace and Constable in three district areas of Clark County. First district lists Perisho Casey and Callahan for J P and Constable with Democrats Glaude Newman Ted Anderson. Second district includes Myles Moore Weaver Yoder with party tickets for J P and Constable. Third district names Haugh Davidson Ray and Sweitzer for J P and Constable.
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Justice of Peace
Clark County
Russell Perisho
Casey
J. P
Duane Callahan
Constable
Glaude Newman
Westfeld
Ted) Anderson
Robert D. Myles
Marshall
Harold L. Moore
Democrat
Robert Weaver
J. P.hershel Yoder
Eamer Haugh
Fred Davidson
B. O. Ray
Earl Sweitzer
Dairymen Hear Illinois Short Courses and Meetings Series
Clark County dairy men receive notices for 11 meetings across Illinois from January to February starting 10 30 a m and ending 2 30 p m with Urbana Effingham sessions. The event covers corn silage feeding hay harvest and face fly control. The University of Illinois winter short course in agriculture runs February 6 through March 17 offering 21 courses in economics engineering crop and livestock production and disease control.
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University Ofllinois
Warren Wessels
Wessels
College’ ‘of Agriculture
Tinois Foundation Fra
Bankers Association
Vo Ag
Warren Weasels
Mumford Hall
Urbana
Sinois
Allowance Teaches Children Frugal Money Use
University of Illinois home economists advise giving children a regular allowance tied to family spending. Start at age six or seven with a small, regular sum to cover needs, personal wants, and saving. Use chores to earn, avoid punishment by withholding money, and emphasize responsible money management.
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Marguerite Lynch
Catherine Sullivan
University of Illinois
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Mumford Hall
Urbana
Illinois
Help Clark County Tuberculosis Seals Campaign Today
The article urges continued support for the Christmas Seal tuberculosis campaign in Clark County. It reminds readers that annual contributions aid local control programs and asks those who have not yet given to donate promptly.
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Clark County
South Side School Speed Limit Controversy
A1960s style public notice protests the 35 mph speed limit past South Side School. It argues for reduced limits to protect children, cites higher limits on other streets, questions state approval, and urges reader action toward change.
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South Side
Ohio School
South 5Th Street
North Grachool
Michigan Avenue
State of
Illinois
Paris
South School
Ilinois
Charles Edward Bierbaum obituary highlights farm life and family ties
Charles Edward Bierbaum born April 13 1884 in Marshall township died January 7 1961 at 76 years 8 months 25 days. lifelong Clark county farmer with a five year stint near Prairie Creek Vigo county married Byrd Jennings 1909 had daughter Catherine both predeceased him. Married Mabel Beltz 1922 had son John A foster daughter Frances Hennessee McCartney and foster daughter Elene Cooper plus brother Stanley Bierbaum five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He joined United Brethren Church in 1902 and remained active until death.
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Charles
Edward
John_H
Sally Bierbaum
Marshall Township
Aril
Clark County
Vigo County
Prairie Creek
Indiana
Byrd Jennings
Catherine
Mabel Beltz
John A
United Brethren Church
Mabel
Frances Hennessee McCartney
Stanley Bierbaum
Elene Cooper
Bierbaum
General Telephone adds four Marshall-Champaign toll circuits
N B Klaus district commercial manager for General Telephone Company announced four new Marshall-Champaign toll circuits to meet current and future long distance demand. He noted most outgoing calls from Marshall and West Union are dialed via Champaign and about 800 man hours were spent installing the new equipment. The expansion doubles long distance facilities for Marshall and West Union. There are over 300 telephones in use at the West Union exchange including 37 business lines, 258 residences and five pay stations.
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N. BE. Klaus
General Telephone Company
Marshall-Champaign
Klaus
Champaign
Marshall and
West ‘Union
Marshall
West Union
General Telephone Company of
Tlinois
General Telephone & Electronics Corporation
New York
N. H B. Klaus
General Telephone Company of Illinois
West Union Telephone Exchange
West Union Fire District
West Union Exchange
Brick Methodist Church offers weekly worship and activities
The Brick Methodist Church led by Pastor Whitkanack invites all to morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m with Gene Lindley as superintendent Ruth Bubeck as assistant superintendent and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Youth fellowship meets Sundays at 6 p m We welcome you to all services.
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Gene Lindley
Ruth Bubeck
Youth Fellowship
Snyder Methodist Church announces weekly services
James as ieenack is named pastor. Morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Emory Bohn as superintendent. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. We welcome you to all services.
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Emory Bohn
Card of Thanks for Beloved Husband and Father
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives who assisted us after the sudden death of our husband father and brother Also for the many floral arrangements Signed by Mrs Mabel Bierbaum and family Mr and Mrs John A Bierbaum and family Mr and Mrs Stanley Bierbaum Mrs Harriett McCartney Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper
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Mabel Bierbaum
John A. Bierbaum
Stanley Bierbaum
Harriett McCartney
Harold Cooper
Township Democratic Convention Nominates 1961 Candidates
Anderson Township Democrats will hold a convention at the Town House Saturday February 11 from 1 to 2 for the purpose of nominating Township Candidates for the Township Election Tuesday April 4 1961 Walter Starkey Committeeman noted.
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Anderson Township
Hutsonville School District Seeks Insurance Bids
The Hutsonville Community Unit School District No 1 invites bids for insurance on all buildings and contents. Bids are due by 7 00 p m January 27 1961. Submit to Secretary at Hutsonville Illinois. Superintendent’s office provides value details. The board may reject any or all bids. Ad 1-35
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Board of Education
Hutsonville Community Unit
Hutsonville
Illinois
Republicans Convene in Anderson Township and York Township
Republican conventions planned for Tuesday February 7 at 1 pm in Anderson Town House and February 7 at 1 30 pm in York Township Fire House to nominate candidates for town offices and party posts including committeeman Joe Kemp.
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York Township
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AG Facts IN Clark CO
John A. Fifatt
Clark “County Farm Adviser
University of A Dinois Dairy Science Department
John Hiatt
Hiatt
Clark County Dairymen
Veterinary Medicine
Methodist
THE
Herald
Charles Edward Bierbaum
Brick Methodist
Whitkanack
Sinclair
S. 5Th ST
the Herald
Danville
Hickory
Hillery Road
Bruce Waldorf
Wallaby
England
Peeeie Eens
Walter” Starkey
Joe Kemp
Jack Hewitt
Gulf Service
U. S. 40
March OF Dimes
American Legion Home
George Renner
Jim Davis
Marshall, Ill
Guernsey
T. B
Bangs
Charley Curran
Wm. Tingley
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