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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
10
The Marshall Herald published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It provides subscription rate of 2.00 per year local advertising at 35 cents per column inch and classified ads at 20 cents per line.
A civic column argues that strict enforcement of traffic laws reduces deaths and injuries. It praises the license point system for deterring speeders and urges drivers to heed signs and exercise safe judgment, detailing how different shapes warn of hazards and right of way.
Tuesday evening Union visited with Mrs. Maude Miller. Several residents including Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Cline and Mrs. Carrie Guinnip attended decoration day at multiple cemeteries such as Ohio Lindley and Walnut Prairie. Recurrent visits tied to Martha Booker, John Blizzard, Golda Blizzard, and Maude Miller appear across Marshall and nearby towns.
Melrose notices details visiting hours and guests as families such as the Medskers Crumlins Kenderdines Weirs Powells Blankenbakers and Spanglers call on relatives over several days. The report lists farm visits calls and church events including Elder Gaylord Green preaching at Mill Creek church.
Fatigue slows reflexes and concentration and makes a tired driver a danger on the road. Officials advise pulling off safely at the first sleepiness, taking a nap, or a coffee break so you won’t endanger other motorists.
Miss Judy Clark of Findlay hosted a Memorial Day weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Elliott. Several families including the Blankenbeker, Wells, Kenderdine, Hollenbeck, and Ellington groups shared meals and calls. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Culp were held at Hutsonville Methodist Church.
Mrs Beulah Stegall visited Mrs Ollie Lee last week. Vacation Bible school began at Pleasant Hill church on Monday. Wayne Ewbank from Livingston Kentucky and Jack Buxom from Champaign stayed with Paul Behner, joined by Homer Geffs family and Lloyd Davis.
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox and many families visiting relatives in Terre Haute and Seven Lakes. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Evert Ross and Mrs. Ophir Claypool with Eather Fitzgarrald family, plus Memorial service attendance at Hazel Dell and a June 10 Vacation Bible School start at Clarksville church. The Herald lists annual subscription at $2.00.
Nearly 1 500 members will attend the Illinois State 4 H club week June 18 to 21 at the University of Illinois. Entomologist from the university notes Malathion and Levin as among the safest insecticides homeowners can use in vegetable gardens to combat pests.
Haylage shows about 50 percent moisture while grass legume silage runs around 70 percent. This moisture gap affects preservation and fermentation dynamics in silage storage and fodder quality for dairy and beef operations.
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