Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published weekly by the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th Street Marshall Illinois. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart publish, with Mark Stewart as editor. Subscription is 2.00 annually local advertising 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall, Til
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Marshall, Ilinois
Education and highways demand our attention
The article links education to better life outcomes and notes rising per pupil costs from 1952-53 to 1962-63. It highlights innovations in Marshall schools, including language labs, Airborne TV instruction, and expanded guidance services. It contrasts education as investment with the fatal cost of motor vehicle crashes.
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Marshall
Polk Greens and Wild Onions Recall Polk Sallet
Clara Comstock recalls spring Polk greens wild onions and dry salt meat in Oklahoma memory. She recalls childhood polk huntings with Edna Liza Aunt Ola and neighbors, the wild shoots by the Goin gin, and identifying greens like Blue Stem wild lettuce and narrow leaf dock. She invites readers to send True Old Timer contributions.
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Clara Comstock
Sparks
Oklahoma
Polk
Arkansas
Edna
Liza
Aunt Ola
Mama
Frankfort
Heptocky
Traffic safety plea from Marshall Police Chief
A Marshall Police Chief Raymond Miller urges drivers to stay alert after noting traffic deaths average over five daily. He cites progress from public education yet warns complacency risks and stresses the cost of one cent per mile in travel as a reminder of dangers.
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Raymond Miller
Marshall Police
Veterans urged to secure authorized out patient care
Edward B. Akin of the Illinois Veterans' Commission warns veterans with service connected disabilities to obtain prior authorization for out patient medical treatment. Hometown care is available where needed, with guidance provided by nearest Veterans' Commission offices. In Edgar county the Paris office operates 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, and in Clark county the Marshall service officer is available Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the county courthouse.
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Edward B. Akin
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Akin
Trnais Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
Hiineis ‘Veterans’ Commission
Hotel France
Paris
Clark County
County Court House
Marshall
County Nine
Attendance at Mt. Olive Sunday was 50. Mr and Mrs Junior Cornwell and sons were callers in Terre Haute and Marshall Monday. Mrs Irma Tyhurst and Mrs Lena Artman called on Mrs Ruth Wells Wednesday afternoon.
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Mt. Olive
Junior Cornwell and Sons
Terre Haute and
Marshall
Irma Tyhurst
Lena Artman
Ruth Wells
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Darrell Arnold and their daughter and husband visited in St Louis with their grandson Mark who stayed two weeks. W M A of Mt Olive church met with eight members. Mrs Judy Misner and daughter Ginger spent time with Mrs Vivian McCrary. The Ford family of Lawsonerville visited Rev and Mrs Ford and Mark. Mrs Joe Kemp and daughters visited Mrs Butt Wells. Opal Cornwell and son called on her mother and Mr Gracee pe. Mr and Mrs Ray Drake attended a birthday supper at the Kemp home honoring Mrs Kemp’s birthday.
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Darrell Arnold
St. Louis
Gearald Geffen
Mark
Mt. Olive
Churchi
Jones Webster
Judy Misner
Ginger
Vivian McCrary
Raymond Ford
Lawrencéville
Jerry’. Ford
Joe Kemp
Butt Wells
Opal Cornwell
Sone
Graeee
Hayao
Ate Ford
Mart. Arid
Rose de Graal
Wrst
Ray Drake
Alva' i
Lena Artmdy
St the Jonas
Harold’ Kemp Marshall
Kemp Daugh
Ohio Chapel social notes from a Wednesday to Friday week
Mrs Alma Mooyeé and Janice called on Mrs James Grahami Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Max Bartlett were Saturday evening supper guests of Mrs Pleasie Bartlett. Mr and Mrs Ira Canriady visited Thursday morning with Mrs Ruby Graham. Lesley Wernz visited grandparents Neal and Mrs Bumpus and Jean. Mr and Mrs George Marvin attended the fair Saturday night in Prairieton Indiana. Mrs Anna Dee Wells Gregory Mary Sue Mrs Roseland Thompson and Janice and Mrs Pleasie Bartlett shopped in Terre Haute Saturday afternoon. Mrs Margaret Wernz and Mrs Mabel Gard attended Homemakers extension meeting at the Baptist church Friday. Mrs Fern Wernz shopped in Terre Haute Friday. Mrs Ruth Boyer and Mrs Luella Ingram were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R H Gard.
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Alma Mooyeé
Janice
James Grahami
Max Bartlett
Pleasie Bartlett
Ira Canriady
Ruby Graham
Lesley Wernz
Neal Bumpus
Jean
George Marvin
Prairieton
Indiana
Anna Dee Wells
Gregory
Mary Sue
Roseland Thompson
Terre Haute
Margaret Wernz
Mabel Gard
Homemakers
The
Baptist Church
Fern Wernz
Ruth Boyer
Luella Ingram
R. H. Gard
Gard and neighbors attend Chickadonz reunion in Casey
Mrs. Carrol Gard and Mr. and Mrs. Gard attend the Chickadonz reunion in Casey on Sunday. Mrs. Claude Cannady and Mrs. Maggie White visited Mr. and Mrs. James Graham Tuesday afternoon. Geneva Reed, daughter of Alma Moore, underwent surgery in Eldora Iowa Saturday. Mrs. Nina Blankenbeker and Kenny were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck. Delphia Hewitt of Marshall and Charley Albertson with Barbara of Poplar Bluff visited Saturday evening with the Hollenbacks.
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Carrol Gard
Casey
Claude Cannady
Maggie White
James Graham
Pleasie Bartlett
Pato ‘Deh
Geneva Reed
Alma. Moore
Ian ‘Eldora
Iowa
Nina Blankenbeker
Kenny
Grant Hollenbeck
Delphia Hewitt
Marshall
Charley Albertson
Barbara
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Jean'’Grant
Chesterton
Indiana
West Union Social Notes Include Guest Omissions
Mrs Ruth Wright records local dinner guests with several visits from relatives and out of town friends. Names include Percy Nichols Toronto Ontario Chirr Wayne Harnett Wright Fairy Collier Laura Poorman Sharon Lott Denver Moore Fredericks Champaign Terre Haute and others sharing Sundays weekends and vacations in West Union.
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Percy Nichols
Rosa Tolbert
Steve Chirr
Ted Wayne
Toronto
Ontario
Harnett Wright
Fairy Collier
Don Drake
Hobart Allen Collier
Opal Eagan
Laura Poorman
Sharon Lott
Denver
Colorado
Charles H. Moore
Fredericks
Champaign
Moore
Thelma Milbourn
Terre Haute
Lee Chapman
Harold Short and Sons
Sandwich
Hazeltine Family Guests At Bible Study In El Paso
Mr and Mrs Hazeltine and sons of El Paso Texas were Wednesday night guests of Mrs Josephine Hazeltine for a 3 15 p m Bible study. The report notes a corporate restraint and hints at private enterprise giving a small fan a chance to act.
Kingdom Hall Talk by J Cazzell on Does God Have A Name
The Watchtower Society representative J Cazzell will speak at 2 00 p m Sunday July 21 at the Kingdom Hall 710 South Street Marshall The subject will be Does God Have A Name The talk will be delivered in a plain religious meeting style.
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J. Cazzell
Watchtower Society
Kingdom Hall
S. Sth Street
Marshall
God
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