Marshall Herald Publication Details and Rates
The Marshall Herald lists Wabash Valley Printing Co. Marshall Illinois as publisher with editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It is published every Friday and entered as second class mail matter. Subscription is $2.00 yearly with local advertising 35 cents per column inch and reader ads at 20 cents per line with a minimum of two lines.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Minois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall Illinois
Herald
Drive Safe During National Farm Safety Week
During National Farm Safety Week July 21 27 the article urges careful driving and awareness of other motorists to reduce farm vehicle deaths. It cites safety expert O L Hogsett University of Illinois and notes about 6000 farm residents die yearly in vehicle accidents. It also lists local visits and family notes from Terre Haute and Marshall Pennsylvania.
Community Notices of Visits and Family News
Mrs Russell Taylor and Mrs Katé Lackey visited Saturday afternoon. Kerr family from Cumberland Maryland were Thursday dinner guests of the Holmes family. Nina Lee Fisher visited Sunday with Yeley girls. Clara Lewis and son from West Terre Haute visiting the Ray family. Alva Newell called on his parents at Larimer Hill Sunday. James Thompson and children from Terre Haute visited the Ray family Sunday. Basil Moore of Marshall called on Don Jones Saturday evening. Nina Johns and Carrol Robert Doll and Nancy were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs A E Doll. Cecil White of Indianapolis visiting her parents P M White. She will go to Belleville Wisconsin to visit her brother and wife Mar Frank White. Russell Taylor and Nellie Liggett were Sunday guests in West Terre Haute. Lawrence Cooper announces the birth of a baby girl at Clinton hospital Friday. Charity McCulley is the baby’s mother. this is their fourth child.
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Dessie Newell
Louise Martin
Terre Haute
Ted Fairgrief
Marshall
Ralph Fairgrief
Bruce
Indianapolis
Mike
Ethel Brewster
Archie Nye
Mary Bland
Clyde Pine
Cooper Chapel
David Bland
Donnetta
Maggie Bland
Harold Fisher
Lavern Stepp
Annetta Hollenbeck
Anna Newell
John Newell
Lower Wabash
Darrell Shade
Tuscola
Virginia Kirby
J. H. Johns
Nellie Liggett
West Terre Haute
Orville Taylor
Joe Augustus
W. F. Taylor
Warren Orndorff
Daryl
Geneva Kirby
Paul
Myrtle Taylor
Aletha Thompson
Donnetta Bland
Janie Johns
Katé Lackey
May Wilson
Kerr
Cumberland
Maryland
Dean Holmes
Nina Lee Fisher
Yeley
Clara Lewis
George Ray
Alva Newell
Larimer Hill
James Thompson
B. O. Ray
Basil Moore
Don Jones
Nina Johns
Carrol
Robert
Edward Doll
Nancy
A. E. Doll
Cecil White
P. M. White
Belleville
Wisconsin
Mar. Frank” ‘White
Russell Taylor
Lawrence Cooper
Clinton
Safe Water Use and Swimming Tips for Summer Fun
The piece emphasizes water safety for outdoor activities like swimming boating and fishing. It advises non swimmers to stay in shallow areas and experts to avoid overconfidence, swim diagonally in currents conserve energy when in danger and stay calm to survive. It promotes taking swimming lessons as a wise investment for anyone pursuing hobbies near water.
Melrose Social Notes Highlight Kenderdine Family Gatherings
Miss June Kenderdine hosts and attends visits with Keith Rosalee and Warren Kenderdine. Families including the Grahams and Cannadys join birthday celebrations and ice cream socials. Local guests attend Graham reunion at Twin Lakes Paris. Zealous community ties mark weekend visits and calls.
Pilgrim Holiness elects officers and greets new superintendent
The Pilgrim Holiness church at Tenth and Plum Streets elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. L A Williams chosen Sunday school superintendent to assume duties next Sunday. Pastor L A Williams urged support as Glenn Martin pledged help to grow the work. Services: Sunday school 9 30 a m worship 10 45 a m evangelistic 8 p m Wednesday 8 p m. The USDA studies peach handling to reduce bruising and rot while Illinois forecaster advises keeping livestock out of windbreaks with a permanent fence.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
L. A. Willims
Glenn Martin
Construction to set 1957 records despite slower homes
John M. Neff of Armour Research at IIT forecasts total construction in 1957 will break records, matching 1956's $44 billion total driven by non residential activity. Private home building likely stagnates as buyers delay decisions, seeking long term housing plans amid a cautious economy.
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Chicago
John M.neff
Int
Armour Research, ‘Foundation
Illinois Institute’ of Technology
Neff
Body Responds to Hunger and Pain, UCLA Study Finds
Dr. Bernard Engel of UCLA reports that hunger and pain produce distinct but overlapping physiological responses. Fasting up to 24 hours lowers blood pressure slightly and raises stomach contractions, while ice bath exposure spikes blood pressure and heart rate and alters finger blood flow. Anticipation of pain shows similar trends, challenging the idea that the body cannot distinguish hunger from pain.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Engel
University of California
Engel
Official Asks for- Gets Speedy Service
In New York an optical firm received a rush request from the State Department after a senior official’s bifocals were lost at sea. The manager coordinated a master technician to grind lenses, fit them, and ship by air that afternoon. John Foster Dulles wore the replacement by sunset in the Bahamas.
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New York
State Department
Washington
Airlines
Bahamas
John Foster Dulles
Med Students Liable For Military Duty
A 1955 56 AMA survey shows 1.5 percent of male medical students across 76 four year schools were liable for military service. The figure excludes disabled students and other factors that could make others ineligible.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Lords grant longer stops to reach voting lobbies
The House of Lords votes to extend member time for reaching the voting lobbies from 3 to 4 minutes citing aging members. A spokesman notes many peers are aging and need more time to reach the chamber.
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London
House of Lords
Legislotheone
Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services and Meeting
The Congregational Church invites members to 9:15 a.m. Sunday school led by Charles Bush, 10:30 a.m. worship with holy communion. The minister will speak on "Facing Life's Trials." Trustees plan a meeting next Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
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Charles Bush
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