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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
2
The Marshall Herald details subscription at $2.00 yearly local advertising 35c per column inch and reader ad rates at 20c per line. Published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart.
University of Illinois dairy scientists say alfalfa cut at the right stage yields higher feed value as cows eat more. Poultry specialists advise fresh water around 50 to 55 degrees to keep drinking and production steady. An Illinois farm economist predicts corn prices will rise rather than fall in the coming weeks.
The yellow line marks no passing zones where vision is obscured or hazards exist such as bills, railroad crossings, and curves. A double yellow center line warns not to cross. look for signs and stay in lane until past the line to avoid dangerous positions.
Preliminary arrangements by the Marshall Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses for a three day gathering July 27 to 29 1962 at Memorial Stadium Terre Haute. Dular notes past conventions drew large international crowds and mass baptisms with inclusive, organized sessions open to the public. About 3000 attendees expected from Indiana and Illinois.
The 39th Hewitt reunion gathered 68 relatives and seven guests on June 24 1962 at the Qua bache Shelter Deming Park Terre Haute Indiana. A noon dinner followed by prayers and songs preceded a business meeting electing Robert Horner as president and Herman Hewitt as vice president. Three births and two infant deaths were reported along with a long attendance list and plans to hold the next gathering in 1968 at the same site.
A fragmentary OCR passage lists numerous individuals and couples across Indiana and Illinois including Terre Haute Rockville Newport Hutsonville Indianapolis and Hutsonville. The text mentions a buffet supper and a prudent man serving himself generously on the first round.
A reader recalls a six month old movie fan magazine feature about Roger Smith and his wife titled I'm Henpecked and I Love it. A month later the couple separated and she filed for divorce. The item also mentions Liz Taylor and Eddie Fisher in similar stories.
Voters are urged to register for the November 6 1962 election. New voters should register now and transfers are needed for movers. Register at the Court House County Clerk office 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and Saturday 8 am to noon. Also register at Martinsville City Clerk Kenneth Hardway Martinsville or Casey City Hall Opal Malcom City Clerk with H J Kemp County Clerk.
Marshall Chamber of Commerce highlights upgrades across the town. Visuals show a veterinary office on North Sixth Street, Nash Gift and Photo Shop nearing completion, a facelifted Clark County Democrat front, Dr Deahl’s new dental office, a remodeled corner pool room, C N Johnston’s residence, and a 72 bed Burnaid Nursing Home foundation poured for a project around 600000 dollars.
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