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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
2
Classifieds and rate notice from the Marshall Herald outlines second class postage in Marshall Illinois سره rates for subscriptions at 2 dollars per year local advertising 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for classified ads.
Numerous Midwest families including Daughertys of Wilmington and Decatur and Taylors host relatives and friends from Biloxi Chicago Michigan Terre Haute and Danne. Visits span dinners picnics cookouts and birthday celebrations as clergy and community members share time with kin and neighbors.
Don and Lynn Boswell and their Pal Jocko will appear with the Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros. Circus in Marshall on Thursday July 1. The clowns say mutual benefit with audiences shapes new gags and laughs for future crowds. Also notes a Johns family birthday event and several local visits and travel plans.
Mrs Dora Brown of West Terre Haute visited Monday with daughter Mrs Dean Holmes and family. Mrs Lawrence Cooper and Mrs Lottie Wilt spent Wednesday evening with ill Mrs Mabel Guthrie. John Green of West Terre Haute attended Bible school program Saturday night and daughters Yallie Pat and Annette returned home after a week with uncle and aunt Winford Taylor. The grass withereth the flower fadeth but the word of our God shall stand forever. Family dined with Mr and Mrs James Lashbrook Sunday. Mrs Dan Morgan and children and Mrs Rosa Statesman attended missionary meeting at Clarksville church Wednesday afternoon. Lafe Marrs spent last week with Mr and Mrs Robert Webster at Terre Haute. Mrs Clea Curtright and Wilbur Curtright visited Mrs Chapman at Casey Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carol Hinkle’s grand-
Mrs Rosa Statesman notes a baptism at Rowe's Lake with an open house at Casey Nursing Home Sunday. Families including Lashbrook, Behner, Claypool, Cox, Stutesman, and Geffs joined meals and calls at local homes and with Mrs. Rosa Statesman.
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