Marshall Herald Veteran Information
The Marshall Herald published Fridays in Marshall Illinois lists staff including Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with editor Mark Stewart. The paper notes rates, subscription price of $2.00 per year, local ads 35c per column tab and 20c per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Dinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall, Diinois
Marshall, Tiinois
Herald
Widow Benefits Alert Under Survivor Benefits Act
Willard A Manning of the Illinois Veterans Commission urges widows who lost husbands to service connected causes before 1957 to apply by July 1 1957 for higher death compensation retroactive to January 1 under the Survivor Benefits Act. About 80 000 have applied. 24 000 have not yet. Local service officers in Edgar and Clark counties offer assistance at specified times and locations.
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Willard A. Manning
Ilinois
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
Tlinois Veterans’ Comission Service
Hotel France
Paris
Driver License Renewal Rules Stressed by Secretary Carpentier
Springfield June 14 Secretary Charles F Carpentier warns renewal forms are often returned for corrections. Missing middle names or initials cause delays as modern data processing requires full identifying details. Married women should use full names and dates of birth to ensure positive ID for Illinois licenses.
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Springfield
Charles F. Carpentier
Carpentier
James
Keep Cool Safely Learn to Swim and Boat Safety Tips
Nine of ten drowning victims are nonswimmers says O L Hogsett University of Illinois extension safety specialist. Learn to swim take group classes from pools and beaches follow safety rules don’t swim alone or while tired or overheated wait after eating and avoid unfamiliar water. Boat safety keep passengers seated limit load and watch weather to avoid storms.
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O. L. Hogsett
University Ofllinois
Father and son fishing tips for a child friendly outing
A column offering fishing guidance for fathers seeking to interest sons. It emphasizes making trips their own, taking young children to accessible waters, and prioritizing fun over trophy species to spark lifelong enthusiasm.
Rules of the Road urged for summer motorists
Charles F Carpenti er promotes safe driving and emergency stops on highways. He advises parking well off the road if necessary and opening windows to flush out insects rather than driving while distracted. A free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet is available by writing to the Springfield office.
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Charles ¥. Carpentier
Rate
Springfield
Rural Workers Meet at Mrs Gene Neyhart Home
The Rural Workers gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Gene Neyhart. Various local residents were mentioned visiting relatives and attending social events including a missionary meeting at Mrs Edith Marrs and a Friday night shower at Pleasant Hill church for Mrs Carolyn Siverly.
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Gene Neyhart
Norma Ross
Patty Bullard
Chapman
Wilbur Cartright
Doris Ann Selders
Clarence Fitzgarrald
Anna Behner
Mary B. Behner
Josephine Carr
Audrey Lucan
Carr
Elizabeth Schwartz
Rosa Statesman
Lela Clapp
Edith Marrs
Louise Gilbert
Eve Hinkle
Eather Fitzgarrald
Pleasant Hill Church
Carolyn-Siverly
Remembering the old threshing era and its fellow memories
A. E. Sapp of Glen Elder Kansas recalls a horsepower threshing machine driven by 12 horses. The crew included 3 to 4 men and 8 horses with farmers supplying four more. He describes feeding cycles, the straw pile, and his own time threshing from age 16 to 1920, noting the shift to combines.
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A. E. Sapp
Glen Elder
Kansas
Willing Workers Class notes and annual events
Mr and Mrs Paul Behner and Linda attended a Willing Workers Class party at Mr and Mrs Wayne Clapps home. Dr Houser was honored at his funeral service with eighteen attendees. Violet Mason joined as a new member. The next meeting is July 9 at 1 30 pm in the Congregational church. The Illinois nurserymen short course is June 26 27 at the University of Illinois. A lemon butter recipe for lobster and broiled fish is given. A simple haymow light fixture is advised as inexpensive insurance against fire.
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Paul Behner
Linda
Wayne Clapp
Dr. Houser
Violet Mason
Congregational Church
University of Illinois
Eckle Unit Holds June Meeting at Alford Home
The Eckle Unit of Home Bureau met Tuesday June 11 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mabel Alford and daughter with Nettie Dawson assisting. Laura Junker chaired. Members answered roll call with flower names. Loretta Guin nip gave the executive report and plans for a Miller Parrot Baking Co and Meadow Center tour were set. The minor lesson Television What it does for the family was by Mary Finkbiner. Major lesson Low Calorie Preparation by Virgie Pearce and Helen Sumption demonstrated cottage cheese snack dip salad dressing and cocoa with synthetic sweeteners to be sampled.
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Eckle
Home Bureau
Mabel Alford
Nettie Dawson
Laura Junker
Mabel Hawker
Gray Bennett
Trish
Ruth
Medsker
Loretta Guinnip
Miller-Parrot Baking Co
Meadow Center
Mary Finkbiner
Virgie Pearce
Helen Sumption
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