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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1962
Page
5
Local society notes list visits and gatherings in West Terre Haute and nearby towns. Families including Ham, Black, Ful ton, Doll, Garner, Taylor, Johns, Yeley, Fairgrief, White, and Carpenter attend suppers, bridal showers, birthdays, and hospital stays. The column also notes church program attendance and a Bible verse from Isaiah.
Rev. Ruben Tingley will deliver the Sunday evening message on July 22 at 8 p m. Local residents Mrs. Joy Skelly Mrs. Maggie White and Don Thompson visited Mr. and Mrs. James Graham and Steve Saturday night. Several couples hosted guests and attended lodge events while others called on friends and shopped.
Community notices list attendees of the Ledermann reunion at Marshall park and travel updates from several residents. A hospital transfer and a surgery are noted along with safety advice from University of Illinois farm safety specialist O L Hogsett on refueling precautions.
Sullivan Indiana and surrounding towns residents visit relatives and attend events including church services and dinners. Illinois extension warns against using old face fly bait and notes drownings in farm ponds. The Herald reports a two percent drop in spring pig crop and possible hog price support while pork competes with other meats.
Election time will be here November 6, 1962. New voters should register now. Some have moved and need to transfer. Register at the Court House, office of the County Clerk. Office hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday 8 to 12 Or at office of Kenneth Hardway, City Clerk, in Martinsville during office hours. Or at City Hall, Casey, with Opal Malcom, City Clerk, during office hours. H. J. Kemp, County Clerk.
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