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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1956

Page

3

Sound and Fury clashes with quiz show drama in prime time bidding

Overlaps occur as Wauthner's play is interrupted for a quiz show bout. a contestant faces 30 seconds per question in a hot isolation booth while $64,000 questions loom. Mitch Miller follows Yellow Rosé of Texas with Bonnie Blue Gal. Bel Santo backet and Johanie Ray perform Love Love Love with Johnnie's Comin' Home. Eggs touted as a complete food.

Wauthner Columbia Mitch Miller Texas Bel Santo Johanie Ray Johnnie

Local social notes from Covington and Marshall

Reverend Owen Candler in Indianapolis last Friday. Mrs. Sammy Allen and son visited her parents, Gust Thompson. Mrs. Thompson ill but improving. Bobby Johns visited grandparents J. H. Johns. Vern Hollenbeck to Phoenix to see sister Elsie Hutchison. Foster Thompson family and Linda and Lorene guests of Orville Taylor. Dennis Barber of West Terre Haute called on Russell Taylor. Roy Taylor visited Terre Haute. Anne Duckett of Chicago visited sister Edna Doll. James Thompson and children visited. The Taylors and Johns and Bells hosted Sunday supper. Roy Wilt visited B O Ray. Betsy Yeley ill with chicken pox. Carole Ann Johns Nancy Taylor John Kirby unable to attend school due to illness. Mrs Ethel Brewster visiting sister in Riley Indiana.

Owen Candler Indianapolis Sammy Allen Covington Gust Thompson Elsie Hutchison Foster Thompson Linda Lorene Orville Taylor Dennis Barber West Terre Haute Russell Taylor Roy Taylor Terre Haute Anne Duckett Chicago Edna Doll James Thompson Joyce Stephen Mark Debbie B. O. Ray Carl Kirby Marshall Dwight Beltz Max Hunter Jackie Holmes William Parsons Hurley Parsons Beulsh Harlan Thompson Eugene Thompson Edmond Bowling Royce Wilt Betsy Yeley J. H. Johns Myrtle Taylor John Yeley Carole Ann Johns Nancy Taylor John Kirby Ethel Brewster Jonas Goucher Riley Indiana

Five Points Notes on Local Visits and Moves

Mrs G B Wilholt and Miga Kay Wilson visited Sunday with Priscilla Myers. Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis dined with Sylvan and Mrs Morgan's family. Wilholt and Wilhoit relatives plus others gathered at Glenn Wilhoit’s. Pearle Ingram visited her mother Cora Wright and Clar encé. New ton Brosman of Pomona California hospitalised for surgery in Hutsonville. Local turnout at Wabash Valley preliminaries in Hutsonville. Opal Higginbotham and Charles aiding Difford Higginbothams to move near West Union. Herbert Hutchens to attend 14 weeks jet mechanic school in Wichita Falls. First steps toward better pork production focus on brood sow selection.

Miga Kay ‘Wilson Priscilla Myers Stanley Davis Sylvan Morgan Maurice Wilholt Linda Wilson Richard Alan Rhonda Roger Wilholt Glenn- Wilhoit Joyce Pearle Ingram Cora Wright Clarencé Newton Brosman Pomona California Wabash Valley Hutsonville Opal Higginbotham Charles Difford Higginbotham West Union Herbert Hutchens Savannah Georgia Wichita Falls Texas Hutchens

British Money Talks in Unfamiliar Terms With US Tour

Sir Arthur Morse, chair of the British Travel Association, visited the U S on the Come to Britain drive and explained British currency and notes. He noted pound to dollars and shillings to cents, saying decimal points are avoided and that folding money are notes, not bills.

New York Arthur Morse Arthur British Travel Association United States Britain Sir Arthur

Siesta Saving Custom Says Experts

Cincinnati professors Dr. Clarence A. Mills and Dr. Robert Kirsner tout a ten minute siesta as a health booster. A short nap improves alertness, avoids grogginess, and counters exhaustion from temperature shifts. Mills notes America's high heart disease rate underscores need for regular rest.

Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Clarence A. Mills Robert Kirsner Mills America Mills Gays Earth

One in Ten G I Homes Resold by 1952, Study Finds

A UCLA survey of 50 000 VA home loans in the Los Angeles area from 1944 to 1952 shows about 10.8 percent of G I homes resold by end of 1952. Researchers James Gillies and R Clay Sprowls say LA mobility suggests the figure may be representative nationwide.

Los Angeles G.I James Gillies R. Clay Sprowls School of Business Administration University of California Veterans Administration

A-Bomb Shelters Must Have Atom Power

Galena area has built in shelters but lacks atom powered pumping to make mines safe. Real estate agent Feely surveyed abandoned lead mines for refuges and found Tri-State Mine south of town as most likely. Water from underground rivers must be pumped out to keep mines dry for atomic age refuge.

Galena Pete Bailey Joseph D. Feely Feely Bailey Tri- State

Drivers Arrested for Speeding at Radar Checkpoint

Richmond troopers arrested 10 motorists for speeding at a radar check point on U S 30 after each had pamphlets warning that their speed would be caught by radar. The pamphlets were handed to them 38 miles earlier by two troopers.

Richmond

Local Social Notes and History Snippets

By Rosa Stuteeman many neighborhood gatherings are noted with visits among Fitzgerrard Cox and Gilli Poe families. Mary Behner and Edith Marrs attend quilting with Josephine Carr while Terre Haute trips and Utterances of early explorer etienne Brule are mentioned along with a note on the redskin term origins.

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