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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
3
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois reports 1964 local government tax extensions totaled 1.521 billion dollars, up 105.48 percent from 1954. Schools bear 68.34 percent of 1964 taxes. cities, counties, and special districts show varied shares and gains since 1954.
Police Chief Ryan warns that February and March bring killer storms risk of exposure carbon monoxide and road accidents. Officials urge avoiding unnecessary travel during severe weather and ensuring defrosters wipers and blades are in heavy duty condition to keep moving and see clearly.
The notice advises checking brakes tires and exhaust, using snow tires or chains in severe weather, maintaining momentum on packed snow, avoiding traffic tie ups, and guarding against overconfidence with reduced speed longer following distances and careful signaling in winter conditions.
West Union and West Liberty social notes list visits among families in the area. Lafe Marrs family hosted and Wayne Ewbank’s clan joined Paul Behner’s household for a weekend gathering. Tim Hackler, 11, suffers a hip injury and uses a wheelchair with restricted weight bearing for two years.
Reports from the Union region note visits and health updates. Ezra Cornwell spent days in Union Hospital Terre Haute for tests. Mrs. Irene Ingle traveled to Indianapolis to help care for her ill grandson. Ethel Meeker was moved from Burnside Home to Paris Hospital with pneumonia. Daisy Orcutt Clark died in Galveston Texas. Mary Lou Rayhel underwent surgery in Union Hospital Terre Haute with satisfactory progress.
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson spent the weekend with Mrs Rosa Statesman. Ricky Stewart visited Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs James Lashbrook. Mr and Mrs Carol Hinkle visited Lester Veach at the hospital in Terry Haute Saturday. Mrs Eather Fitzgarrald and Mrs Roy Biggs visited Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Sylvan Fitzgarrald. Mrs Mary Behner, Mrs Hazel Lashbrook and Mrs Rosa Statesman also mentioned.
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