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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1957

Page

8

Local Socials and Upcoming Reunion Announced

Several households entertained guests from West Union Paris Humbolt and Martinville area. The Sunshine club met at the fairgrounds with eight members present and three visitors. The Minnesota Bible College reunion is planned for July 4 at Maple Avenue Christian church and Collett Park in Terre Haute. Swimming lessons at the Marshall community pool will be held the weeks of July 1 9 and 15 16.

Sunshine Club Fairgrounds Tillie Prusett Elizabeth Ferris Addie Hurst Gertie Scott Josie Montgomery Ellen Shonk Ella Birchfield Della Bohn Thelma Richey Laura van Pelt Rosa Bohn Minnesota Bible College Minneapolis Minnesota Maple Avenue Christian Church Collett Park Terre Haute Bessie O'Neal Marshall Community Pool

Sunbeams 4 H Club Meets at Jane Combs Home

The Merry Sunbeams 4 H club met at Jane Combs home on Wednesday July 26 with Ronda Cornwell presiding. Members answered roll by naming a bird, minutes were approved, and Old business covered local achievement day. New business discussed a Terre Haute tour and Jane Combs presented a talk on using an electric fry pan. Two guests attended.

Merry Sunbeams 4-H Club Jane Combs Ronda Cornwell Terre Haute

Study of Germs Aims to Improve Disease Controls

New Brunswick Rutgers Institute of Microbiology studies show how germ populations shift toward virulence when exposed to bacterial breakdown products and kinetin. Dr. Werner Braun and team pursue substances to offset this change. Funding includes NSF 25900 and PHS 34342 for three years.

New Brunswick Rutgers Institute of Microbiology Werner Braun Dr. Braun National Science Foundation United States Pubiic Health Service

New Brain Stroke Cause Reported

Two Los Angeles doctors from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and UC Medical School report a new type of stroke caused by cerebral artery narrowing and low blood pressure. They cite 12 cerebral vascular insufficiency causes and list four traditional stroke types, noting paralysis results from brain damage.

Seattle Los Angeles Eliot Corday Sanford Rothenberg The Cedars of Lebanon Hospital University of California Medical School

Model of Fastest Sub Undergoing Tests at Penn State

A model of the USS Albacore, the world’s fastest submarine, is tested in Penn State’s Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel. Dr George F Wislicenus notes tests will guide further Large model experiments for the Ordnance Research Laboratory. The $20 million Albacore emphasizes underwater speed with a fish shaped hull and blimp tail driven by a single five blade propeller.

University Park Garfield Thomas Pennsylvania State University George F. Wislicenus Ordnance Research Laboratory

Egypt Has Known War For Many Centuries

Washington notes Egypt as a crossroads of continents tied to Asia and Africa at the Mediterranean’s southeast. The country, 386,100 square miles, borders Israel Libya and Sudan with seas to the north and east. Most land is desert. over 20 million people live mainly along the Nile Valley Delta and Suez Canal zone.

Washington Egypt Asia Africa Mediterranean Sea Israel Libya Sudan Mediterranean Red Seas Nile Valley Suez Canal Zone

Jordan’s Small Nation Faces Large Regional Borders

Washington notes that Jordan is roughly the size of Indiana and sits on a 350 mile western border with Israel. The country borders Syria to the north and east, Iraq to the east, and Saudi Arabia to the south, with vast desert terrain shaping its geography.

Jordan Washington Kingdom of Jordan Indiana Israel Syria Iraq Saudi Arabia

Tornado Safety Tips For Open Country And Cities

A 1940s style advisory notes tornadoes travel from the eastern Gulf states to Iowa and Kansas, offering practical steps. In open country move at right angles to the path and lie in a depression if time runs out. In cities seek inside shelter in reinforced buildings and stay away from windows. In homes the basement corner toward the storm is safest. if direction is unknown use the southwest corner.

Ayoak Rockies Atlantic Gulf States Iowa Kansas

Powerful Gasolines Tested in Bay Area Trials

In San Francisco a fleet of experimental cars with 12 to 1 high compression engines are testing octane ratings above 100 as part of future fuel research. New motor oils aim to protect engines and reduce deposits while 50 000 gallons of 100 plus gasoline are used in trials. Laboratory tests log hundreds of hours of door tests at varying speeds and conditions.

San Francisco Bay Area

Preparation Important To College Education

Ann Arbor Michigan Clyde Vroman director of admissions at the University of Michigan says parents should start guiding children toward college by eighth grade. He forecasts three trends from rising demand for higher education: more strenuous competition, higher student standards, and increasingly difficult programs for students with real ability and seriousness.

Ann Arbor Mich Clyde Vroman University of Michigan Vroman

Record Traffic Toll Shown in 1956

The Institute of Life Insurance reported 1956 motor vehicle fatalities created 45,000 life insurance death claims with 97 million dollars in death benefits, up 3,000 claims and 7 million dollars from 1955. The figures reflect rising highway carnage and compare the toll to World War I battle deaths.

Institute of Life Insurance Institute Council Bluffs Iowa U.S

Medicine attracts record number of new medical students

A 1966 56 academic year report by the American Medical Association shows 7686 students entered medical schools, a record high. The figure highlights the enduring appeal of a medical career among youth in Chicago and beyond.

Chicago The American Medical Association

Jolly Jills Hold July Meeting at Karen Kannmacher Home

The Jolly Jills met Monday July 1 at Karen Kannmacher’s home. Sue Johnson read minutes and led roll call while dues were collected. Karen Kammacher spoke on salads and Pamela Abel demonstrated shoulder seam sewing and first aid.

The Jolly Jills Karen Kannmacher Sue Johnson Karen Kammacher Pamela Abel Judy Beltz

Jealousy Lessons From a Child to a Wife

A Roches ter NY woman recalls childhood jealousy from an admired sister and a father’s favor. She grows to value effort over advantage, parlaying studies into success and teaching her children to focus on gratitude rather than envy.

Thomasina Ehrhart Rt. 3 Rochester New York

Arkansas Marshmallow and the Devil’s Postpile Ride

A Western tale follows Thad Haygood and Bob Andrews on the Circle S outfit. Devils Postpile, a temperamental mare, is ridden in a three minute challenge with Thad triumphing. Bob then tames the mare after a daring saddle scene and a line about taming a fiery past girl.

OR Andrews Calico Rock Arkansas Pan-Handle Bob Circle S Haygood Devils Postpile California National Monument Texas Thad Haygood Outfit Thad Jerry Ketchum Dakota Way Postpile Pest Pie

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