Lost Shepherd dog in reddish brown with white face
Lost and found classified item. A reddish brown shepherd dog with white on the face and name on the collar. Last seen near Leslie Gard. A reward is offered for information. Contact 7214.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
5
Lost and found classified item. A reddish brown shepherd dog with white on the face and name on the collar. Last seen near Leslie Gard. A reward is offered for information. Contact 7214.
Readable items include wanted ads for lawn mowing and work, rentals for downtown and modern apartments, several house and pig sales, plus numerous social notes on visitors and family travels in Marshall and nearby towns. The page also lists sales, farm equipment, and community events with multiple phone numbers and addresses.
Local radio ad segments promote Marshall area services including gutter installation by STERO, TV service by Munyon, heating with L P gas by R E Laird, and Philgas for home heating. Classifieds seek information on Emmeline Whitson buried near Marshall circa 1868. Additional notices advertise Rawleigh business opportunities and veterinary products.
Mrs Ethel Nightlinger attended the funeral of Mrs Coral Ware at Gillis Memory Chapel in Terre Haute. Interment was in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Several families visited relatives and attended graduations and family events across Terre Haute and nearby towns, including Chicago, Joliet, Fort Wayne, and Martinsville, with occasional trips for education milestones and funerals.
A light column notes that some women friends eat small portions yet snack frequently while distant relatives are ignored unless wealthy or famous, hinting at social attitudes toward appetite and status. The snippet reflects informal views rather than hard news.
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