Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stew as editors. It lists subscription at $2.00 per year local ads 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth
Marshall
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stew
Mars Mllnois
Ehall
Illinois
Herald
A Thought From Aesop and Southern Illinois Bears
A fragment from a newspaper column reflecting on Aesop's Goose That Laid The Golden Egg and a bear shooting in Franklin County. The writer cites tourism potential in Southern Illinois, suggesting bear sightings, prairie restoration, and regional landmarks to attract visitors while pondering wildlife laws.
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Pennsylvania
Aesop
Southern
Disinois
Frankli Couty
Bear Country
Winois
Great Smokies
Illinois
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Southern Illinois
Shawnee National Forest
Wabash County
Natchez
Ilinois
Wedding in Armstrong church tied two locals in matrimony
Rev Daugherty officiated the marriage of Judith Martin and Ray Alan Luth at the Armstrong church Saturday evening. The column notes numerous visits and gatherings among families from Marshall West Terre Haute Paris Indianapolis and Alexandria Ohio over the weekend and through Sunday.
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H. W. Daugherty
Judith Martin
Ray Alan Luth
Armstrong Church
Annetta Hollenbeck
Frank Augustus
West Terre Haute
Tom Jones
Indianapolis
E. O. Jones
Marshall
Mabel Travioli
Fishback Community
J. H. Johns
Orville Taylor
Grace Weaver
Vivian Yeorgin
Tonya Deem
Paris
Russell Taylor
Nina Johns
A. EB. Doll
Edith Brown
Timmy
Christine
Alexandria
Ohio
Winford Taylor
Joe Augustus
William Lackey
Foster Thompson
Janelle
Angela
Merita Cooper
Nancy
Elizabeth Hicks
Lynette Lamb
Florence McCulley
Joan
Maggie Bland
Ethel Pine
Route Four
Edyth Keller
Gust Thompson
Eugene Thompson
Edmond Bowling
Sammy Allen
Covington
Indiana
Marjorie
Thompson
Debbie
Mark
Merril Boyle
Terre Haute
Harlan Thompson
Leota Clatfelter
John Matthias
Lloyd Matthias
Dean Holmes
Dora ‘Brown
Danny Taylor
Sally
Diane
Kathy Huffington
Kriss Koutsoumpas
P. M. White
Helen Stewart
Warren Orndorff
Cary White
Elbridge
Lawrence Cooper
Merrill McCulley
Bob Jones
Rockville
Maryland
Ernest Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Edward Jones
Myrtle Taylor
Grace Mason
Ida Mae Holmes
Deanie
Augusta Holmes
Carolyn Spivey
Mildred Ray
Mary Kirby
Kate Lackey
Mabel Tranole
Dorothy Yeley
May Somers
Sarah Black
Glen Lackey
Downers Grove
Illinois
Family and neighbor visits fill Marshall area social pages
A long list of visits and dinners spans Marshall and nearby towns. Families including Thompsons Bowling Boots and others share time with relatives in West Terre Haute Paris Rockville and Terre Haute. Church events and local greetings punctuate a week of social life as farm work dominates daily rhythms.
Maude Miller Hostess at Choctaw Sunday Dinner
Ben Strohm and John Blizzard were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Maude Miller in Choctaw, extending a local social gathering and noting community hospitality.
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Maude Miller
Ben Strohm
John Blizzard
Hewitt Family Reunion Held in Deming Park Terre Haute
The 48th Hewitt reunion met Sunday in Deming Park Terre Haute with 78 attendees. Ed Hewitt retained presidency, Albert Gallington became vice president, Myra Hewitt elected secretary and treasurer. Three births and three marriages were recorded with no deaths. next year’s gathering set for the last Sunday in June.
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Hewitt
Deming Park
Terre Haute
Ed Hewitt
Freda Duke
Albert Gallington
Myra Hewitt
Ruth Hewitt
Mabel Garner
Lorraine Hollingsworth
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