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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1958
Page
4
A church address by Arnold Tyler surveys rising juvenile crime globally and in the U S The talk lists causes including poverty broken homes and unmet emotional needs The speaker argues adults shape youth behavior and urges programs and self reflection to curb delinquency.
School news notes junior high principal Don McNary attended a January workshop sponsored by the Illinois curriculum program and the Illinois junior high school principals Association at Pere Marquette State Park. The board aims to keep teachers updated on curriculum improvements. Also listed are lunch menus for January 20 to 24 and January 27 to 31 featuring varied meals and milk.
Marshall community unit elementary schools committee met in Science Hall at Indiana State Teachers College to hear a lecture and demonstration by a D C Heath Publishing Company consultant. Principal A J Tyler chaired with members Marie Fraker Dale Davis Jeannie Brown Mary Curran Hannah Arbuckle Ruth Fredenberger and Marie Simpson.
The Marshall schools study a new experimental report card to show pupil progress relative to grade level and to individual capacity. The committee led by Principal A. J. Tyler will test the card with a group of parents at grading period end and gauge reactions.
Warren Bundy notes two seed catalogs and urges buying from reputable companies. He highlights oats with rust resistance, compares Clintland and Clintland Fayette, and cites yields at Urbana showing rust resistant varieties outperforming. He warns prices for Clintland seed are high but supply should meet demand.
Six major exhibit areas themed The Wonder Worlds of Farm and Home Progress are prepared for the Farm and Home Festival at the University of Illinois campus. The festival, March 27 to 29, continues the 56 year Farm and Home Week tradition with exhibits, demonstrations, personal presentations and farm and home features. Activities start at 9 30 a m each day to let guests view all highlights and other displays.
Glen village without a police force relies on two constables Larkin Smith and Lazarus Humphrey. They witness a robbery. Lazarus withholds report to protect his nephew Jerry Sheldon who targets Mary Wilson’s property. A streetwise misinterpretation of law ends with Jerry pursuing a nonexistent John Doe while Lazarus excuses theft as nonentity.
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