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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
13
Classified snapshot shows a jumble of wanted services and items for sale. Listings include furnace work, lawn mowing, baby beds, limestone ads, Rawleigh products distributor opportunity, rental notices, homes for sale, seed beans, tractors, combines, kitchen cabinets, and fruit produce with contact names and phone numbers across Marshall and nearby areas.
Multiple small ads including Rubber Stamps Beard's Academy heating equipment and services from Moore Farm Building Co L. P. Gas heating Philgas fuel for tractors and homes Rawleigh business opportunity in Marshall and Martinsville listing addresses phone numbers and brief product or service descriptions. The jumble includes education a heater installation pitch and a farm supply note with numerous phone numbers.
A collage of visiting relatives and friends extends across Marshall area as Jennifer Ann Richards visits grandparents and extended family members attend Memorial Day events. The item lists numerous names and places including Racine Wisconsin Terre Haute El Monte Decatur Crown Point and Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery with mentions of travel, long weekends, and local gatherings.
A long string of visits and hometown connections across Indiana Illinois and Illinois towns include Mr and Mrs Herman Little Mr and Mrs William Bubeck and families Mrs Rose Chrysler Mr William Howard and many others visiting relatives in Browns Town Browns Town Illinois Indianapolis and Martinsville during Memorial Day weekend and surrounding days.
Miss Pam Abel returns Friday afternoon from Indiana Central College Indianapolis for summer vacation with Mr and Mrs Don Abel and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Arney visit their daughter and family Carl McClandish in Berkeley Missouri for granddaughter Kay McClandish graduation at Columbia University. Mrs Dean Everett and daughters Terry and Gail of Coon Rapids Minnesota return after two weeks with Elmer Renner family. Norman Martin of Shelburn Indiana Paul Piper and Joe of Paris and others weekend in St Louis for Cardinals Giants game.
Instructions for slow even charcoal cooking from University of Illinois specialist Hugh Johnson. Use shallow heat, distance 10 to 14 inches, briquets one deep and one inch apart, keep skin blistering as a sign of heat. Choose whole broilers 2.25 to 3 pounds, split or buy pre split, turn every five minutes, wear gloves, baste then baste away excess liquid, cook 60 to 90 minutes, test doneness by thigh joint rotation.
I wish to thank the fire department and the following people David Thompson John David Thompson and his boys for fighting a shed fire that burned to the ground at the Murphy farm. Without their help in controlling the fire a large barn might have burned as well.
University of Illinois expert Steeve Moore outlines home Mosquito relief using DEET based sprays and lawn treatments with DDT or Malathion. He warns of limited duration and potential plant damage and suggests indoor and outdoor methods including space sprays for quick knockdown.
Advertisement for Anchor ERYMUNE to prevent swine erysipelas with a single low cost dose Sec protection through feeding life. Veterinary serums vaccines medications and instruments available at Blankenship Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Budd, Mrs. Bonnie Budd and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Black are listed in a local social notice reflecting family connections and greetings.
A patient expresses gratitude for cards flowers and visits received during hospital stay and after returning home acknowledging support from friends and family. The message thanks all who remembered them.
Acknowledges friends neighbors and loved ones for cards flowers visits and prayers during a hospital stay and after returning home. Expresses deep gratitude and appreciation for the community care.
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