Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is published by the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th Street Marshall Illinois. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart are editors. It is issued every Friday as a second class postage item. Subscription rates are $2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and classified ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall, Tr
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Traffic enforcement and driver responsibility discussed
An article argues strict enforcement reduces deaths and injuries. It credits the point system with curbing habitual speeding and urges mature drivers to heed warning signs. It compares driving behavior to children testing rules and stresses vigilance at intersections and merges.
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Mr. Miller
Cemeteries Decorated and Visits Noted Across Marshall Area
Union visited Tuesday evening with Mrs Maude Miller. Several families from Marshall and surrounding towns visited cemeteries for decoration day and shared meals. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hershel Cline Mrs Carrie Guinnip and John Blizzard with Golda Blizzard, along with Mrs Maude Miller and others visiting multiple local cemeteries over the weekend.
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Union
Maude Miller
Hershel Cline
Carrie Guinnip
Marshall
Martha Booker
Ben Strohm
Paris
John
Golda
Grace Blizzard
Ohio
Lindley
Walnut Prairie
Golda Blizzard
Ray Spittler
Melrose Social Roundup of Visits and Church
Melrose notes list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Russell Medsker and Donnie with the Crumlin and Kenderdine families. Several guests attended dinners with Kenderdines and other locals called on by Crumlins, Weirs, Powells, Blankenbekers, and Ogles. Elder Gaylord Green to preach at Mill Creek church. Miss Judy Carr visiting with Esther Cornwell and family.
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Russell Medsker
Donnie
Russell Crumlin
Gary
Warren Kenderdine
Charles Kenderdine
Kenderdines
Stanley Weir
Omer Powell
Roy Crumlin
Mt. Carmel
Melrose
Helen Crumlin
Maude Wells
Roxanna
Cecil Spangler
James Blankenbeker
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Flossie Kenderdine
Garnet Ogle
Leo Green
June
Hazel Kenderdine
Rosalee Higginbotham
Jeannette
Gaylord Green
Judy Carr
Mill Creek
Esther Cornwell
Carol
Harley France
Hilda Faye
Lowell Lee
Maude Reynolds
Near Westhalling
Fatigue and Driving Don’t Mix Inroads to Safety
Fatigue makes concentration difficult and reflexes slow. Even small cars weigh over a ton when moving, so a tired driver becomes a menace. Stop at a safe place at first sleepiness, take a nap or coffee break, and avoid danger to others on the road.
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Mr. Miller
Police
Social notes from Findlay area residents guests and visitors
Miss Judy Clark of Findlay Ohio visited. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blankenbeker hosted Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Grant Elliott. Steve Wells weekend with Olen Wells and John. Kennerdine family dined with Warren Ki and Grant Hollenbeck. Flossie Kenderdine Memorial Day at her home with Mrs Lawrence Kenderdine and daughters. Mae Ellington and Mildred Huey daughters of Marshall called. Warren Kenderdine attended funeral for Mrs Mary Culp at Hutsonville Methodist church Saturday at 2 pm. The Weirs and sons visited Sunday. Dorothy Bonesteel Lucille Nash visited Cora Blankenbeker Monday. Carolyn Hill visited Blankenbeker week ago. Jeannette Sylvia Stephen visited Flossie Kenderdine and Warren Kenderdine and June.
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Judy Clark
Findlay
Ohio
Kenneth
Blankenbeker
Grant Elliott
Steve Wells
Olen Wells
John
Charles ‘Kennerdine
Warren‘ “Ki
Grant Hollenbeck
Flossie’ Kenderdine
Lawrence
Lucille Nash
Cora Blankenbeker
Carolyn Hill
Charles Kenderdine
Johnny Shelton
Robert Higginbotham
Jeannette
Sylvia Stephen
Flossie Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
June
West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mrs. Beulah Stegall spent last week with Mrs. Olie Lee. Vacation Bible school began at Pleasant Hill church. Wayne Ewbank of Livingston Kentucky and Jack Buxom of Champaign visited Paul Behner's home with the Geffs family and Lloyd Davis.
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Beulah Stegall
Olie Lee
Pleasant Hill Church
Wayne Ewbank
Livingston
Kentucky
Jack Buxom
Champaign
Paul Behner
Homer Geffs
Lloyd
Davis
Walter Cox
Lafe’ Marrs
Robert Webster
Terre ‘Haute
Marrs Reunion Attendees Noted Across Local Families
Local social page lists visits and gatherings among Cox, Marrs, Fitzgarrald, and related families. Attendees include Walter Cox, Beulah Stegall, Elmer Marrs, Eather Fitzgarrald, Rosa Statesman, and others. Memorial service in Hazel Dell noted. Vacation Bible School set to begin June 10 at Clarksville church.
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Ophir Claypool
Hazel ,Dell
James Selders
Lowell
Hal Lee
Dema
Kay
Rex Adams
Olle Lee
Beulah Stegal
James Lashbrook
Fox Ridge
Lilly Starks
Eather Fitzgarrald
Clarksville Church
Illinois 4-H Week Set At University of Illinois
Nearly 1 500 members will attend the Illinois State 4-H club week June 18 to 21 at the University of Illinois. An entomologist from the university endorses malathion and Levin as safe insecticides for home gardens to fight vegetable pests.
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Levin
University of
Ilinois
Moisture Comparison Between Haylage and Grass-Legume Silage
Haylage shows 50 percent moisture content while grass-legume silage runs at 70 percent. The figures indicate haylage is drier than the grass-legume alternative, impacting preservation and quality considerations for forage storage.
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