Mixed Classifieds Include Outboard, Services and Local Ads
A collage of small ads lists a 3.6 hp Scott-Atwater outboard at 75 dollars, a 1958 boat with fibreglass plywood at 139.50 total, local services including termite control and physical therapy, and various notices for vacations, loans, and sales. Also notes Michigan strawberries in 30 pound tins and a summer Hog Feed Caravan promotion through July 11, 1959.
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Scott-Atwater
Don Kealer
Ph. Eal
Clark Service Company
Marshall
Community notices of gatherings and visits across Marshall
Local residents announce visits trips and vacations with family friends and neighbors. Many names from Marshall Paris Urbana and Bloomington appear along with weekend guests from Gary Oswego and Corbin indicating a busy social calendar and upcoming departures for trips and study programs.
Martinsville Fair set July 20 to 25 with $35000 purse
William Rathbun moves to Denver to join the Denver Symphony Orchestra with his wife and child to follow later. A crowded weekend of visits spans families in Indiana Illinois and Tennessee, including the LeFever and Livvix families. The Martinsville Fair runs July 20 to 25 with a total purse over $35,000 making it the nation’s largest county fair racing program outside Grand Circuit events.
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Martinsville Fair
Thanks for the Tributes for Our Beloved Father
Deeply grateful for the comforting tributes and prayers from friends and neighbors at the death of our father and grandfather Robert B. Wyrick. Sincere thanks to Rev I E Vanney pallbearers Funereal Home and all who offered support from Mr and Mrs Olen Jones and Family Mr and Mrs Wade Wyrick and Family Mr and Mrs James Wyrick
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I. E. Vanney
Palloore
Robert B. Wyrick
Olen Jones
Wade Wyrick
James Wyrick
Thanks for Help After Family Accident
Roberta Jayne Jones thanks everyone who assisted in any way after the accident involving her grandfather and another person. Your kindness will be forever remembered.
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Roberta Jayne Jones
Correction to Marshall township supervisor report
A Herald correction clarifies that the supervisor named in last week’s Marshall township report should be Everett Ollinger, not Ernest Ollinger. The correction fixes the misspelled first name in the record.
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Marshall Township
Herald
Ernest Ollinger
Everett” Ollinger
City of Marshall Offers Street Mowing Service
Marshall city crews mow streets and offer lot mowing service. Residents should call 5244 to arrange mowing and receive details.
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Marshall
Or &O
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Dean
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