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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1947

Page

3

Calf scours discussed by Dr Watts at Illinois meet

Calf scours or white scour seen in calves during fall and winter months due to bacterial infection or poor nutrition. Symptoms include weakness, dullness, loss of appetite, light foul smelling diarrhea, with two main forms. one intestinal and the other septicemia. Sanitation, udder and bucket disinfection, balanced diet, and early isolation of sick calves are urged. Treatment depends on cause and should be supervised by a veterinarian. The program covered youth citizenship and local leadership topics with 4-H staff in Mattoon Illinois.

R. E. Watts College” Veterinary Medicine Watts

Famed Speakers at U Farm Home Week in Illinois

The 46th Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois Urbana will run January 27 to 30 with daily general sessions. Speakers include Dr Alfred P Haake on Free Men or Slaves, University President George D Stoddard on the U N E S C delegation, Charl Ormond Williams on rural schools, and John Strohm on The People Behind the Iron Curtain. Descriptions note presiding officials and a China tour by H C G M Case.

University of Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana Alfred P. Haake Park Ridge Illinois J. C. Spitler George D.” Stoddard University of Illinois United States United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization H.*p."ruik College of “Agriculture Charl Ormond -Williams National Education Association Washington,d Lita Bane Department of Home Economics John Strohm Chicago College of Agriculture Midwest Agricultural Russia H. CG. M. Case Department of Agricultural Economics China United National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Europe

Lumber Grading Short Course to Be Offered at University of Illinois

A lumber grading short course for retailers wholesalers contractors and wood industry personnel will be held at the University of Illinois Urbana March 10 13 1947. J E Davis announces the Department of Forestry sponsors the program to teach lumber grading rules and basics with veteran instructor Earl S Swartzbaugh and C 3 Walters providing expertise. Registration is limited to 24 with a $10 fee and applications go to Mumford Hall Urbana.

University of Illinois Urbana J. E. Davis University of Illinois College of Agriculture Department of Forestry Earl S. Swartzbaugh National Hardwood Lumber Association Harwood C. 3 Walters Davis Mumford Hall University of Ilinois

Livingston Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Dinners

Livingston residents share weekend visits and dinners with family in Marshall Terre Haute Humbolt Mattoon Charleston and nearby towns. The list of social pastimes includes guests at homes of Reedy Sullivan McNary Morgan and Richey with several Sunday dinners and a shower for Mrs. Elliott.

Livingston Homer Brown Beverly Reedy Marshall Lillie Reedy Carrol Criss Sheryl Bill Sullivan John Sullivan Terre Haute Grace Brown Thelma Fred Brown Don Brown Eva Wyrick Harold Benjamin Claud Bender Martha Brown Chester McNary Sam Morgan McNary Auburn Will Taylor Ray Nuby Humbolt Emery Hill Mattoon Lon Shear Charleston Raymond Reedy Dorothy Ralph Reedy Clarence Richey Sam Reedy Harry Reedy Marshalke Cliff-Morgan Dixie” “Lee Dewey Morgan Louis Norton Will Kesler Don Kesler Hugh Holiness Church John R. Traviell Nell Reedy Harris McCrory Emery Elliott Robert Myles John Edwards

Local Farm Thank-You Note From Carl Frakes

A farm community expresses gratitude for help in harvesting 50 acres of corn after an accident. Carl Frakes and family thank Darwin area neighbors and surrounding community for their willing assistance.

Darwin Carl Frakes

Maude Miller to Preach at Creek Church Sunday

Eld Weger from Lawrenceville will preach at the Mill Creek church Sunday and Sunday evening. Local notices mention Mr and Mrs John Nicol of Allright and others visiting or assisting with chores and meals, with several families listed in gatherings around Marshall and Kile.

Mill Creek Church Eld. Weger Lawrenceville John Nicol Allright Jeff Booker Washington Woodford Williams Richard John Golda Alvin- Me Miller Dean Burkybile Kile Woodford, Williams and Howard McNair and Sons Marshall Hurley Nicol Marilyn of Golda Blizzara William Garner John .Garner Alton Blankenship Clarksville English

Christian Science Services Schedule and Invitation

Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Topic: Truth. Wednesday service at 7:45 p.m. Reading room hours Wednesday 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend all services.

West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Elvira Williams and Mrs. Bertha Fox dined with Mrs. Emma Reynolds and daughters. Miss Pearl Eaton of New York visited her sister, Mrs. Horace Crumlin, and family. George Ledermann and Hobe Jackson traveled to Florida for a visit.

Elvira Williams Bertha Fox Emma Reynolds Miss Pearl Eaton New York Horace Crumlin George Ledermann Hobe Jackson Florida

Executor's Notice of Final Settlement in Clark County

In Clark County Illinois the executor Mary E Hinkle will present her final report on the estate of Frank A Hinkle to the County Court at Marshall on Monday February 3 1947 and seek discharge from all duties. Heirs and devisees named may appear to resist the application. Attorneys Snavely and Miller Marshall Illinois represent the executor.

Frank A. Hinkle Mary E. Hinkle Lille EB. Reed Gertrude E. Grave LeRoy Hinkle Irma G. Veach C. Carroll Hinkle Kermit D. Hinkle William EB. Ketner Charles F. Hinkle Clara Hinkle Rex Aaron Hinkle Lela Mae Gibson Lorene King Grendel Dean Hinkle George Franklin Hinkle Nolan Hinkle Ruth Hinkle Don Hinkle Rosalee Hinkle Kenneth Hinkle County Court Clark County Marshall Illinois

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