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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1969

Page

8

Wallace family reunion marked by summer gatherings

A large Sunday carry in at SUULBY and Bierbaum homes hosted the Wallace family reunion with many members present from Terre Haute Mascoutah Martinsville and Chicago. June birthdays noted for several Wallace and Bierbaum relatives as others attended church circles and social teas across local families.

Shelby Bierbaum Donna Darrell Janet Dale Stanley Bierbaum Wallace Virgil Wallace Sr Herbert Bender Don Terre Haute Bishop Radcliff Kathy Cary Mascoutah Virgil Wallace Jr Martha Virgie John Martinsville Frank Tingiey Steve Jerry D Wallace Diana David Virgil Wallace Edith Bierbaum Edith Wallace Jerry Wallace Donna Bierbauma Robert Hornbrook

Local dinner guest visits family. social security tax details

Vern Wright of Tuscola was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hawker to visit his niece Mrs Lee Richards and children. The article explains that households paying $50 or more in wages per quarter must report and pay Social Security taxes using Form 942, with specifics on rates, eligible workers, and exemptions, plus a note on the Burnside Guild meeting on July 8 at 7 30 p m and a farmers and lawyers critique.

Vern Wright Tuscola Clarence Hawker Lee Richards Reevie Internal Revenue Service Jay Philpott Central and Southern Illinois Philpott

Head Start and Special Education Classes in Marshall

The Marshall Community Schools and Embarras River Basin Agency offer two Head Start classes for future kindergartners and first graders plus a 10 to 12 student special education class. In 1969 an extra Head Start class serves about 15 more students.

Marshall Community Community Schools Embarras River—Basin S. Virginial Claypool Alice Titus Ann Lederman Ruth Kemp Vicki Volkers Carolyn Brown Ohio

Trinity Church to Consecrate New Educational Unit

The Trinity United Methodist Church will consecrate its new educational unit on Sunday morning with Dr Eugene Moore district superintendent as guest speaker. An open house with refreshments follows from 2:00 to 4:00 PM in the basement. Pastor Rev Leonard Martz invites the community to attend.

Trinity United Methodist Church Eugene Moore Mattoon Leonard Martz

Illinois Doll Club holds June meeting in rural home

Mrs. Odes Starkey hosted east central Tinos Doll Club on Saturday June 24 with ten area members. Jean Elliott of Springfield presided. Mrs. Phillip Smith Urbana elected delegate to the United Federation Doll Clubs convention in New Orleans August 6 to 10. Dor othy McIntyre Newman presented American Girl Child Fashions with printed costume sheets.

Odes Starkey Tinos John A. Brock Bet United States Dorothy McIntyre Newman Tllinois Louis Oder Dawson

Too Fast for Bicycles and Motorcycles

Marshall traffic grows heavy and fast making streets dangerous for bicycles and motorcycles as speeds rise and riders face increased risk from mixed road use.

Marshall

Bicycles on Marshall sidewalks prompt safety concerns

The piece notes many bicycles ride on Marshall sidewalks where they should be for safety. It adds motorcycles move quickly only because they are small, and recalls a motorcycle forced onto a sidewalk by a car. It stresses older residents may not grasp the risk.

Marshall

Weer Tops How to Take Off Weight at Regular Meeting

The group discussed a simple weight control plan and eight-word rule to eat less and move more. Eight charter members reported a total loss of thirty pounds in the last week.

Marshall Tops

Four new members join this week's TOPS meeting

Four new members were welcomed at the latest TOPS gathering. The notice invites women interested in joining TOPS to attend any Tuesday meeting at 8 p.m. at the Federal Housing unit office on South Third Street and provides two contact phone numbers for more information.

TOPS Federal Housing Unit South Third Street

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Suulby Ruth Hanley Anna Mott Della Bohn Elizabeth Ferris Matilda Ferri Anna Vesch Ruth Tagley Rosa Bohn Nora Geheb Nellie Sims Bertha Milton Effie Irwin Blanche Taylor Clara Kesler Hanley Marie Kile Jessie Pearce Gertie Scott Lincoln Park Elsie Bloodworth First Christian Church Jack Warner Mexico Emmett Johnson Edward Ellington Anita Cherri Weaver John Shank Joe Milton Edith Ralston Charles Stone R. E. Sims Max Stephen Dean Morgan Léroy Brown Eric Stephens Max Stephens Lois Jones Walters Spencer Dick Taylor Clifford Walters Joyce Joy Barrett Velda Clatfelter Fred Woll Cheryl Mary Brown Janet Angle Dwight Beltz Sandy W. J Angle Dorothy Swope Warl LeFever Drew Casteel Bradys Carpenter Berneice Johnson Harry Bamesberger Bridge Club Grendel Bennett Porter-Gasteil Victor Miller John Hollenbeck Wayne Hise Agiel Fitel Rex Cork Aaron Kammacher Howard Shonk Jerry Bonnell Tom Shonk West Terre Haute Paul Joab Hazel Shonk Chicago John Shonk Timmy Cindy Douglas Dewey George Mitchell Fred Cooper Robert McCourt Governor’s Mansion Springfield Dick Ogilvie Dewey Don Staub St. Marys Bridge Club Martin Tarble Maurice Staub Don Ferris Homer Haugh Joe Macey Fred Kannmacher Aaron Kannmacher Ron Washburn Joyce Murphy Debby Murphy Tracywyn Barbara Melton Julie Macke Billy King Ted Murphy Tammy Barkiey Joe Strohm Paul Arney Louise Cork Dora McNary van Tarble Elsie Jane Marrs Benton Marrs Paul Wyrick Edward Zech Walter Spencer W. D. Hogue George Givens Kansas Iinois Raj Burnside Guild Meeting Burnside Guild Svavorky Jane Trinity Church Illinois Doll Club Franklin & Monk Court House Livingston Westwood City Gas & Water Ged Don Paden Locust Street Sime Ple Audrey Lane New York Art Carr Schiefer Long P. P. Vertex Crower Stahl Performance Federal Housing Room DR. RT Kirsten Optometrist Marshall, Ill Church OF God Cleveland, Tennessee C. M. Steele Pickford IBC TBC Homes Wabash Ave Ind Rose Polytechnic Rt. 40 Tele Dean Tires Clarksville, St
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