Marshall Herald announces weekly publication details
The Marshall Herald from Marshall Illinois lists its publisher Wabash Valley Printing Co with address 124 S. Sth Street and editor Mark Stewart. It notes a Friday publication schedule and postal class, with rates: subscriptions at $2.00 per year and local ads at 35c per column inch or 20c per line for classifieds, no three months subscriptions.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth
Marshall, Til
Mark Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Illinois
Herald
Winter Thaw Warns of Late Storms and Slick Roads
Joe Ryan of Marshall cautions that a warm spell in January or February can be deceptive. As ice and snow melt patches form and bridges stay slick, drivers must slow and check pavement dryness before resuming speeds. Weather bureau and locals agree on potential late storms and continued need for snow tires and chains.
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Joe Ryan
The
Marshall
Weather Bureau
Illinois Heart Assn Names Hoskins to Broadcasters Group
Jack Hoskins program manager at WICS Springfield named Illinois representative of the Heart Committee of the Broadcasting Industry. He aids the Illinois Heart Association in mobilizing radio and TV support for the 1968 Heart Fund in February designated American Heart Month.
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Jack Hoskins
Wics Television
Springfield
Ilinois
Heart Committee
Fred White
Chillicothe
Ilinois Heart Association
Hoskins
Heart Fund
Illinois
American Heart Association
Brown University
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Good Will Industries
Lions Club
Sigma. Phi Fraternity
The World Outdoors On Weak Animals In The Wild
An exploration of how nature handles weakness in wildlife. Predation, storms, and scarcity shape lifespans while some species show surprising tolerance. Albino birds and fish reveal how visibility affects behavior, and fish may eat their own young in some cases.
Johnson Calls for Mail Order Gun Control Law
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a proper gun control law focused on mail order sales in his State of the Union address. He highlighted mail order firearm abuses and backed stricter oversight while preserving citizens rights. NRA leader Franklin L. Orth urged swift action and supported background checks via sworn affidavits for pistol and revolver buyers.
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Johnson
Congress
National Rifle Asociation
Franklin L. Orth
Association
Roman L. Hruska
R-Nebr
Orth
Diverse Par is wedding and community notices
Miss Marquette Henry and Robert Lee Webster of Paris wed at First Nazarene Church in Paris with a reception at the bride’s parents home. The column names relatives and friends visiting, hospital updates, and local greetings from Terre Haute to Robinson, plus a Bible verse and funeral notices for Edna Baker attendees.
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P. M. White
Marquette Marie Henry
Robert Lee Webster
Paris
Ethel Stepp
Marl Bland
Elaine Williams
Terre Haute
Maggie Bland
Max Colliflower
Ralph Fairgrief
Danny Taylor
Diane and
Sally
Marshall
Russell Taylor
Gust Thompson
Merrill W Boyle
Michigan
Boyle
Joyce Thompson
Cross Funeral Home
Kate Lackey
Robert
William Lackey
David Bland
Donnetta
J H. Johns
West Union Families Visit and Local Church Event
Mrs Mamie Gillis remains a patient in Paris Hospital under observation and tests after entering last Monday. Sunday visitors included Roy Scott’s guests Dean and Mrs Strohm and family, Hal Sloop and family, and Mel Rodger and Mary Beth from Mattoon. Max Ellis visits his daughter in Des Moines. Other visitors included Hubert Ellis and Terri from Sumner, Burl Medsker and family, Richard and Cora Lee Cline with Howard Chapman and children. The Christian Church ladies class met for their regular Bible study. Mrs Meda Weir, now with daughter Mary Cohney in Decatur, celebrated her 96th birthday last December 22. she and Dr John Weir married on September 4, 1892, and their first home was in West Union.
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Mamie Gillis
Paris Hospital
Roy Scott
Dean Strohm
Jack
Scottie
Hal Sloop
Mel Rodger
Mary Beth
Mattoon
Max Ellis
Stevie Freeman
Des Moines
Iowa
Hubert Ellis
Terri
Sumner
Illinois
Ellis
Burl Medsker
Richard Cline
Cora Lee
Howard Chapman
West York
Paul Dean Poorman
Bonnie Strohm
The
Christian Church
Milo Prust
Margaret Miller
Irene Cline
Marshall
James Nestleroad
Sons
Martinsville
Martha: Evans
Robinson
Meda. Weir
Mary Cohney
Decatur
West Union
John Weir
West
Working Man's Grudge Meets a Worthy Reward
The line between toil and payoff appears in this concise memory of labor and resilience. A worker reflects on the early rise and effort required, yet finds value in the day ahead and the dignity of honest labor.
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Manaus
Amazon River
United Nations Children's Fund
Countess de Boussy de Salles
Korea
Tante
Towertig
Finseruten
Margrethe
Finse
Norway
Raymond Hutchings Jr
George Ray
Marion Garner
Dale Garner
Stella Garner
Charity Cooper
Myrtle Taylor
Dean Holmes
Deante
J. H. Johns
and Winford Taylor
Annette Hol Tenbeck
William Bosstick
Baby Lisa Union
Ann
Grace Mason
Harold Fisher
Fisher
St. Anthony Hospital
Chuck Marge
Marion Batson
Dale Mason
Augusta Holmes
Earl Brown
West Terre Haute
Darrell Martin
Larry
Deanie
Brian
Edward Doll
Nancy Doll
St Louis
Joan Volkers
New Lenox
John Yeley
E. O. Jones
Jesus
Christ
John
Edna’ Baker
Sami—Giine
William Gard
Bert Edwards
Cisyborn, Edwards
Lottie Crumlin
Mabel Pods
Ray Mand
Alice Graham
Crawford Memorial Hospital
Helen Crimlin
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Allis-Chalmers
Woest Alls
Wis
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York City
IBC Homes
Charleston
Ill
University Heights
IBC
Charleston, It
Chrysler
New Yorker
Newport
Custom
Ralph Prevo
H St
MarsHall, Ill
Haysler Motors Corporation
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