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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1967

Page

2

Taxpayers' Federation warns on federal spending waste

The Illinois Taxpayers' Federation led by executive secretary Maurigggiy Scott cites per capita spending of 731 dollars from a 145 billion federal budget for 1967. It highlights defense costs and interest on debt as major allocations while criticizing years of overspending and urging reductions in non essential programs.

Maurigggiy Scott Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois Charlie Green Tax Fundation Gibson County Tennessee

Exercise as heart attack prevention urged by doctor

A health editorial argues that regular exercise is the cheapest and most effective defense against heart trouble. It notes sedentary men show higher cholesterol and clot risks, and that modern life and TV encourage inactivity, urging men to follow doctors' exercise prescriptions.

C. A. Dean M.D Earl of Derby

Grant for Poverty Aid in St Clair County

The Office of Economic Opportunity funds a $97 303 grant to the Economic Opportunity Commission of St. Clair County in East St. Louis to administer programs serving 10 550 low income residents and to hire 19 staff. Past OEO efforts include Head Start sites and Neighborhood Youth Corps. the commission is governed by a 48 member board. Also includes road safety guidance urging yielding at intersections and stop sign rules to prevent crashes.

Office of Economic Opportunity St. Clair County Til OEFO Great Lakes Region Economic Opportunity Commission East St. Louis OEO Vista Economic Opportunity Commission of

Driving at Intersections Says Chief of Police

Joe Ryan, Mlinois Chief of Police, urges defensive driving at intersections. He notes more than half of accidents occur there and stresses yielding the right of way when legally required. Safe driving protects self and others as you approach intersections.

Joe Ryan Mlinois

Homemakers Dinner Meet Set at Tom's Restaurant

The Jolly Homemakers gather Wednesday January 25 at 11:00 at Tom's Restaurant for dinner. Secretary Wandalee Veach will arrange the dinner and oversee meeting plans.

Jolly Homemakers Tom’s Wandalee Veach

Brick Church Revival Planned for January 22 to 29

A revival meeting is scheduled at Brick Church from January 22 to 29 with Rev. Glade of Marshall as evangelist and Rev. Walter Volkers assisting. The notice also notes a humorous line about matrimony keeping men humble.

Brick Church Glade of Marshall Walter Volkers

Advertising as a positive force in society

The Catskill Mountain Star argues for fair perspective on advertising, noting its role in informing buyers about new products and stimulating demand. It cautions against generalizing about any group and defends ads as a useful, lubricating part of mass production, not inherently dishonest.

Catskif Mountain Star Saugerties

NYU Six Centers Highlight Expanded Global Education

Hil New Jersey's School of Education runs a tonal center for physical education teachers at Lake Sebago New York. Junior year programs for American college students operate at the University of Bahia in Brazil and the University of Madrid in Spain. At six NYU locations students study arts science engineering medicine dentistry accounting finance public administration social work retailing education and law. Main Building near Washington Square where F B Morse perfected the telegraph in 1837 and John W Draper first photographed a portrait by natural light are noted Historic roots.

Washington Arch NYU New York University Manhattan Bronx United Bar Manhattan Iy Envi- Tobe United ‘States College of Engineering Murray Hil New Jersey School of Education Lake Sebago New York University of Bahia Brazil University of Madrid Spain University Washington Square Park F. B. Morse John W. Draper

Funeral for Foster Whitlock Held at Prust-Hosch Chapel

West Union reports funeral services for Foster Whitlock held Friday at 1 p.m. with burial at Brick cemetery. Attendees include Mrs. Ruth Wright Jr. and Mrs. Robert Prust of Decatur, Brooks Harrison of Paris, and Gordon Coryell and his mother Mrs. Elsa Coryell. Several local residents and relatives were noted visiting, dining, or hosting at homes around Westville and nearby areas. Steve Freeman returns from Vietnam to spend time with his wife and children.

Emma Henryman Coryell Gordon David Icenogle Baby Mr. Icenogle Stanley Icenogle Icenogle Gene Parker Robinson Leo Guyer Quaker Lane Kenny Ronnie Cornwell Alton Illinois John Jeffers Gertrude Graham Sherry Ingle Donnie Medsker Harold Ingle Harvey Brown Westville Taois Steve Freeman Vietnam

Choctaw Notes From Mrs. Maude Miller Parish News

Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek Church Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Grace Higginbotham visited her mother Mrs. Mary Carpenter. John Blizzard was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Maude Miller. Everett Higginbotham attended a military funeral at Hutsonville. Mrs. Mary Carpenter learned her son Herman of Cedar Lake Indiana was in the th both heels broken after a scaffold collapse. Mrs. Maude Miller spent Friday with Mrs. Martha Booker at Marshall and Monday with Mrs. Gladys Garver of Marshall. Electricity was turned on for Mrs.

Glen Arbuckle Mill Creek Grace Higginbotham Mary Carpenter John Blizzard Maude Miller Everett Higginbotham Hutsonville Herman Cedar Lake Indiana Martha Booker Marshall Gladys Garver

Community notes mix politics and practice in odd lines

A jumble of phrases mentions Mary Carpenter Marry and Mrs Grace Higginbotham Everett with Luther Sanders and Walter Garner. The text notes corn in the community and oddly compares a police whistle to a revolver. It ends with a strange line about liking to pay taxes and voting for them.

Mary Carpenter Grace Higginbotham Everett Luther Sanders Walter Garner

North Center Pot Luck Tonight At School

A pot luck supper is set for tonight January 20 at 7 00 p m in North Center School. Former students and teachers are especially invited. Coffee and Koolaid are furnished. Entertainment features Mrs Margie Thompson at the piano.

North Center School

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