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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
3
A Tennessee memoir recalls childhood on White's Creek Pike near Nashville and Springfield. The writer recalls two horse farm wagons, Ridge residents, moving to Joelton, and discovering kind neighbors and bright classmates on Paradise Ridge.
Outdoor dining stays popular with picnics and backyards. For hot days, cool terraces with a hose and serve frankfurters in a fancy dress to steal the spotlight. Wrap the franks to create an appealing presentation.
The guide suggests thin slices of boiled ham served in buns with barbecue sauce. Guests can fix their salads by arranging tomatoes cucumbers onions radishes and carrot strips on a platter with a dressing for tosses. Grill in shade until coals glow for best flavor.
John Tomas Thompson, aged 77, of Ob long Illinois, died June 13 1957 at Alen San itarium Robin son near Tilthois. He was born March 7 1880 in Anderson Township Clark County Illinois and married Addie Higgins September 11 1904. Survived by wife three daughters nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren one brother three half siblings and a host of relatives. He joined Webb Iowa Baptist church in 1924 and moved to Licking township near Ob long in 1955 where he spent his final years.
John Waldo Campbell born April 26 1863 died June 22 1957 at 94 years. He married Cora Tobias November 20 1889. one daughter Frances Spencer survived with nephews and relatives. A lifelong member of Ashbury Methodist Church in Wabash township, Clark County, Illinois, he faithful in church until illness. He expresses hope of joining loved ones in that City beyond death’s Sea.
Frances and Aaron Spencer thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of their father John Campbell.
Thomas B. Morgan born July 31 1893 in Clark County died June 24 1957 at his Marshall home aged 63 years 10 months 24 days He served in World War I June 27 1918 to May 20 1919 in France and Germany including Muese Argonne He married Golda C Burkett November 4 1919 He leaves Golda two sisters Lola Jones and Golda Burkett one brother Otto several nieces and nephews and many friends He was a member of Five Points Church of Christ and American Legion Post No 90.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends, Marrs Funeral Home, American Legion Post No. 90, Rev. Kemp, the singers and all who helped during our recent bereavement. A note reminds not to mix fresh milk with old unless used immediately to avoid stale flavor.
Historian Dr. Robert L. Kelley uncovers a long California feud between farmers and hydraulic mining interests. Massive mining flows polluted rivers, burying 40 000 acres, sparking court battles and a dormant legislature in 1881 before an injunction halted river dumping.
Dr. John D. Ridge of Pennsylvania State University argues mineral raw materials from Latin America may decide wartime outcomes. He warns against tariffs that would cut Latin American exports, urging defense of Latin American economies from Soviet pressure to avoid future supply hiccups.
National marriages reached an estimated 1,587,000 with a 9.4 per thousand rate, up from 9.2 postwar. Indiana and Oklahoma showed the largest gains, about 17 and 11 percent respectively, while eleven states posted declines. Among large cities, 74 rose and 2 fell.
In Decatur Alabama doctors report a nylon Y shaped aortic bifurcation graft replacing the human aorta to supply blood to the legs. Within eight months more than 200 people in the United States and abroad are walking testimonials to the graft's success.
Welfare costs for civilian public programs across federal state and local levels rose from 45.0 billion in 1945 to 21.0 billion in 1955, according to HEW compilations. The surge reflects fivefold growth in government sponsored social welfare expenditures over the decade.
Sunday sermon by Robert Shephard from IX Corinthians 4 0 in Ohio. Local visits include Funkhouser Wernz Green Brown Blankenbeker and Hollenbeck families visiting from Kokomo Danville Marshall and Mt Olive with many calls and Sunday school attendance at Ohio Chapel. Scripture quote Ephesians 5 6 closes the note.
Mrs Eunice Jackson spent part of last week with Woodward Williams and family. The 4-H club met with Mrs Imogene Norton. Families visited relatives and neighbors on Sunday and Saturday. Several locals helped Woodford Williams clear feed, grain, fertilizer, machinery after Mill Creek flood damage Friday.
The notice lists services at 614 Pine Street with Sunday school at 9 30 and Sunday services at 11 00, Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45, and a reading room open Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 pm. All are invited to attend.
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