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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
5
L. H. Simerl analyzes how the retailing side of meat markets, not live cattle prices, drives margins. He notes a lag between live cattle costs and retail beef prices, risking retailer margins and cattle demand as wholesalers and retailers adjust prices over time.
An Ottawa area mother of four piglets faces questions after scientists P J Dziuk of Illinois and R D Baker of Montreal suggest the real parents of her offspring may be in the United States and Canada.
Samantha Barnette of Church Hill Tennessee recalls favorite seasons Spring Fall and Christmas from childhood. She describes wading in creek bursts of wildflowers birch sap pine nuts chestnuts hazelnuts walnuts and wild grapes for jelly plus Christmas morning toys and Santa Claus. Contributions to The 614 Timer Frankfort KY.
Clark ASC Office says a 1970 wheat allotment will be established automatically for farms with 1969 allotments and meeting eligibility. Applicants must rely 50 percent or more on farm income from crops, have no other farm with a 1970 allotment, and have two years wheat experience in the last five years. Applications due by June 30 at the Martinsville ASCS office.
The Ohio Chapel community notes the deaths of Dr David Tilves and former resident Miss Fannie Luchaunt buried at Marshall last Monday. Luchaunt taught in local schools before moving to Paris and later Marshall. Homecoming plans for June 22 are announced with time details to follow.
The Gals and Dollis Club met at Mrs. Mary Snow’s in Terre Haute after a Saturday gathering. Mrs. Pleasie Bartlett visited relatives in Annapolis while Mrs. John Van Fleet and Mrs. Mabel Gard hosted calls from visitors including Mrs. Sylvia Davis and Mrs. Lee of Shiprock. John Bartlett visited his grandmother Sunday.
West Union and nearby towns see family visits including Estel and Lillian Stogsdill hosting guests. Ruth Sparks graduates in Evansville while Lynn Dickerson is South Bend valedictorian. Cora Lee Cline undergoes hospital treatment in Sullivan. Trinka Cline returns to East Lansing to join the University paper staff.
Choctaw residents Mary and William Ledermann attended the funeral Sunday afternoon of Dr Illyes in Marshall. Elder Glen Arbuckle visited Mrs Mary Carpenter and Mary Sunday noon. Mrs Gladys Carpenter, Mary Carpenter, and Harry were also seen Sunday noon. Mrs Gladys Garver of Marshall spent Monday with Mrs Grace Higinbotham and Harry. Mrs Sylvia Davis of California and her daughter Mrs Francis Lee of New Mexico called on Mrs Maude Miller.
The report lists visits and gatherings among the Clarksville area families. Mary Carpenter hosts Grace Higginbotham and others, John Blizzard visits Maude Miller and attends Mrs Maude Pine's funeral with Ben Strohm. Rev Carl Carpenter visits his mother. Moore Funeral Home and Dr Tilyes family are mentioned in respectful calls.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck of Ohio visited as guests of the Mill Creek Church on Sunday evening along with others from the congregation.
Clark County Illinois Board of Review will meet at the Court House daily from June 16 to September 6 1969. Meetings run 9 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 4 PM Monday to Friday and 9 AM to 12 PM Saturdays. Real estate in the county is subject to review.
Notice requests reporting of any property bought sold or divided in the past year and states no complaints will be heard after August 1. Citizens should bring the deed or deeds of all property to be reviewed. Don Lichtenberger chairs with members Ocie Ferris and Obe Veach.
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