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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1969
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 200 dollars per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch. Classified ads are 20 cents per line. The paper is published every Friday from Marshall Illinois 62441. No three month subscriptions are offered.
Richard Ogilvie speaks to Illinois in Lincoln pledging to fight poverty and ignorance, unite Chicago and rural areas, reform state government, and pursue a new constitution with citizen involvement. He urges cooperation across parties, emphasizes accountability and transparency, and calls for a shared future through bold leadership and public service.
A series of brief social items records visits and hospital updates from Ohio Chapel. Names mentioned include Maurice Albert Wernz, Charles Hawkins, Shelby Davis, Ruth Boyer, Ernest Nicol, Golda Marvin, Joe Wernz, Fern Wernz, John Musgrave, Glenn Misner, Leo Wernz, Tony Wernz, Richard Bumpus, Neal Bumpus, Don Gallington, Ruthie Gallington, Nora Lindley, Marty, Marie Hollenbeck, Carroll Gard, Pato Dehl, Nina Blenkenbeker, and others alongside hospital stays at Union and St. Anthony.
Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Garver and Donna Jean of Clarksville were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Grace Higginbotham and Everett. Mr and Mrs James Willis of Flatrock visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Walter Garner and family. John Blizzard and Ben Strohm joined Mrs Martha Booker for Friday dinner in Marshall. The Garvers and Higginbothams hosted several visitors through the weekend with Paria shopping in the forenoon.
Mrs. Maude Miller hosted and hosted visitors including John Blizzard across the weekend. Leroy Wallace and Roger joined Mrs. Lucy Chambers and family for Sunday dinner. Woodford Williams and Roger attended Sunday school and church at Grand Turn. Community notes praise orderly grocery stores as examples of profit and cleanliness.
Patty Bruce a seven year old from Pontiac Michigan born with an open spine and deformed feet learned to walk without braces or crutches after physical therapy at the March of Dimes Birth Defects Center in Ann Arbor. Her progress came after an initial open spine operation and ongoing home exercises aided by her brother Mike and supportive family.
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