Herald Rates and Publishing Details in Marshall Illinois
The Marshall Herald, published by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois, lists editors QMark Stewart and Carlos Stewart Mark Stewart. It announces weekly Friday issues with subscription at 2.00 annually and local advertising rates 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth
Marshall
Qmark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mark Stewart
Illinois
Crowded out. last week Marriage license notices and local items
The record cites a marriage license for Claude W. Mc Daniel and Vallie Hainley both of Martinsville along with Wm. B. Simpson and Mary J. Goodwin of Paris. It notes a large wheat crop forecast and farmers in central Illinois worried about the crop due to prolonged cold. Herman Tibbs, a famed house painter, died after a long illness. The Easter flood hit the Wabash mussel and pearl trade hard. Coal miners in Fayette and Sugar Creek townships missed a day’s work, losing about $3.25 each. Whitlocke’s bread is 6 loaves for 25 cents. A bronze world war honor roll was installed in Clark County Court House listing nearly 800 county men who served. Petroleum refineries produced 20,634,756 gallons of gasoline daily in April. President Harding planned to ride a golden spike to celebrate the Alaska railroad completion. A baby boy, James Edwin, arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Brunt.
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Charles
R. Roce
Chicago
Ryan, Chaude
Fayette Township
Suger Creek
Terre.Haute
Whitlocke
Claude W. McDaniel
Martinsville
Vallie Hainley
Wm. B. Simpson
Paris
Mary J. Goodwin
Harding
Walter H. Brunt
James Edwin
Clark County
County Board of Supervisors
Thompson announces birth of baby girl Virginia May
Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson of North Fifth Street announce the arrival of a baby girl Virginia May born Sunday. Jasonville beat Marshall 9 to 6 Sunday at Jasonville. Seven Marshall men join Danville Consistory band for Sunday concert at Twin Lakes Park Paris at 2:00 PM. Ruth Scott 20 died Friday at her West Terre Haute home after ten days illness. She was a 1930 Marshall High School graduate. On June 7 the temperature reached 97 degrees in Terre Haute and Paris.
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Charles Thompson
North Fifth Street
Virginia May
Jasonville
Marshall
Danville
Twin Lakes Park
Paris
James Colgrove
Carl V. Taubeneck
Charles Trefz
John W. Brandenstein
J. R
Veterans benefits and rural schooling concerns in Illinois
Reports note casket draping for veterans and no charge for National Cemetery gravesites. Half of rural Illinois schools may not open due to teacher shortages. Marriage licenses issued in Casey. Funeral services for Rep. Strohm planned near West Union with Marshall Cemetery burial. Veterans urged to contact Illinois Veterans’ Commission offices. local hours listed in Paris and Marshall courthouses.
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Illinois
Vernon L. Nickell
State of Ilinois
Harry T. Dreyfus, Jr
Casey
Barbara Jean Sharp
Charles G. Strohm
West Union
Marshall Cemetery
Marshall
Association “Brotherhood
Clarksville
F. E. Brayden
Martinsville
Bray
Brown
Westfield
Wil- Hama
Renshaw sets two track records at Mattoon
Ten years ago 1953 Bill Renshaw proved his ability by setting a new Wabash Valley high hurdles record and a sectional low hurdles mark at Mattoon, tying another sectional low hurdles record.
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Bill Renshaw
Wabash Valley
Mattoon
Les Butts
Union Hospital
David Lester
Jack Hoyt
Stevie
Michigan Avenue
Molly Yost
Greenview
Illinois
Elizabeth Jane Morgan
Walter W. Morgan
Marshall
Robert L. Milton
Joseph L. Milton
Marshall Christian Church
G. W. Gibson
Burial allowance rules for veterans death claims
Edward B. Akin of the Illinois Veterans' Commission explains a burial allowance may be paid up to 250 dollars to reimburse undertakers of eligible veterans. Proper claimant is the undertaker if unpaid, or the payer if expenses were settled. Must be discharged under honorable conditions and be wartime or peace time with disability-related retirement or compensation. An American flag is mentioned as part of benefits.
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Edward B. Akin
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Akin
Drake Attendance at Mt Olive and Area Events
Sunday attendance at Mt Olive for Vacation Bible School was 51. Measles closed VBS Wednesday. Mrs Lota Ford and Mrs Deasie Drake attended W M U at Beulah Gurley's home Tuesday. Esther Leasure and Mr Mrs Stanley Leasure attended Urbana graduation where Estel Stogsdill was a graduate. Reverend Jerry Ford and son Mark dined with his parents in Lawrenceville.
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Mt. Olive
Vacation Bible School
Lota
Jerry Ford
Mark
Raymond Ford
Lawrenceville
Sunday Evening Message to Be Delivered by Rev Ezekiel Haley
In Ohio chapel Rev Ezekiel Haley will deliver the Sunday evening sermon on June 23 at 7 30. Several locals including Mrs Fern Wernz and Mrs Grace Gard are noted in recent visits and hospital calls in Terre Haute along with family and social visits among neighbors.
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Ezekiel Haley
Fern Wernz
Terre Haute
Ruby Graham
Grace Gard
St. Anthony Hospital
Grace
Rocky Williams
Pato Deahl
Car
Pleasie Bartlett
Grace Starkey
Mable Gard
Jeanie, Bumpus
Fern ‘Wernz
Dorothy Wernz
Chris
Grant
Hollenbeck
Vernon Hollenbeck
True Thompson
James Graham
Margaret Wernz
Homemakers
Eather Wright
Mahala Green
Robinson
Vacation Driving Campaign Urges Safer Motoring
Mr and Mrs Joe Wernz of Annapolis join Marshall Police Department in supporting a Governor’s Committee on Traffic Safety vacation safe driving drive. Chief Miller cites rising traffic deaths and promises stricter enforcement and public information on hazards. Fatigue, long hours, and fixed gaze threaten safety. drivers should rest every two hours and walk around the vehicle.
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Marshall Police
Governor's Committee On
Miller
Illinois farmer expert on making Cea effective
An agricultural economist from the University of Illinois notes Hlinoiz farmers struggle to apply Cea effectively. He observes many have mechanized to the point of holding only a part time job.
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University
Illinois
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