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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1961
Page
7
Classified item advertises Avon cosmetics selling opportunities in rural areas. Includes contact Clare Blue in Danville Illinois and D J Cox in Urbana Illinois for interviews. Also lists rubber stamps by Don Beard and Maytag washer parts by Ellington’s Refrigeration Service with local addresses and a coal ad from Marshall Fuel & Ice Co.
Refilling and collecting money from new type high quality coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have a car references 600 to 1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to 400 monthly. More full time. For personal interview write P. O. Box 6340 Minneapolis Minn Include phone number.
The Marshall district will dismiss elementary schools at 1 45 and the junior and senior high at 2 00 on Friday January 27. Teachers gather at 2 15 for a guidance workshop with public admission to view how tests inform student information and guidance goals.
Announcement outlines a revival series at Snyder Methodist Church from February 13 to 26 led by Rev. Dennis H. Barber of Terre Haute with James Whitkanack as pastor. Evening services start at 7 30, inviting public participation. The note mentions project cards and one new member Tess Marie Cooper joining the club. Refreshments served to nine members and nine guests.
Women of the Moose held their regular meeting January 24 with a social hour and refreshments. They planned to attend the mid winter conference in Casey on January 29, and the next meeting is set for February 14.
Acknowledges prayers visits flowers and 111 cards from many friends while in hospital and after returning home. Amelia Sweitzer extends thanks and blessings to all who reached out.
The Laymon Clough Family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses after the death of Laymon Clough. They also thank for the flowers and Rev. Kemp for his comforting words.
Raymond Claypool thanks the Marshall Fire Department and all rescuers for their record effort and quick arrival during the morning fire.
Mrs. Rosa Wallace thanks friends and relatives for prayers cards and visits during her hospital stay and for the kindness shown to her family.
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