Local Herald details and rates for Marshall Illinois paper
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes post office mailing as second class matter and provides rates: subscriptions at 2.00 per year local advertising 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
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The
Wabash Valley ‘Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Herald
Jocal
West Union Social Notes From Mrs Wright's Gathering
Local families host a Monday dinner with Prust and Hosth households and visiting kin from Baltimore Erie and Decatur. Hospital stays include Mrs Highsmith and Mrs Strohm after accidents. A Baptist service speaker James Rhoads from Orrick Missouri visits with Wrights, then a Friends Class picnic follows at Deming Park Terre Haute.
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C. B. Prust
Don Hosth
Duane Prust
Phyllis
Baltimore
Maryland
Berneice Whitlock
Erie
Penn
Allen Bartlett
West Frankfort
Robert Prust
Edna Prust
Decatur
Tarquin Bennett
Marshall
Flora Gard
William
Alleri
Robinson
James Rhoads
Orrick
Missouri
The
Baptist Church
Barry Wright
Bill Foley
Paris
Nellie Strohm
Emma Dolson
Gideon Dehl
Herman Bratrett
J. E. Clatfelter
Chas. Wright
Lillie White
Nancy Lindley
Leroy Wells
Gard
Julius Helmholtz
Wisconsin
Lee Champman
Welmholtz
Co. 1. PS
Hutsonville
John Ord
la Grange
Till
Trust
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Mr. Strohm
Strohm
Don Hosch
Ernest Bails
Denver
Colorado
Charleston
Picnic outing to Shamrock Park unites local families
Mr and Mrs Lindley and family, Mr Howard Utterback and family, Mr and Mrs John Sheets and Connie Hittle, Ronnie Higginbotham, Josephine Ogle, Sandra Jackson, Shirley Jeans, Donna Medsker, Tessa Termain and Mr and Mrs Harnett Wright and Rosalie attended. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ledermann and Donna led Sun day school class on a picnic to Shamrock Park. Attending were Mary Lou McCollum, Sara Lou Miles, Aris Covich, Flora Ann Cline, Barbara Ann Wright, Peggy Arbucijle, Marie Shaffner, Jack Strohm, Jerry Strohm, Jim Ferris, Jim Rush, Steve Jackson, Bernard Marvin and Stanley Kramer.
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Sara Lou Miles
Aris Covich
Flora Ann Cline
Barbara Ann Wright
Peggy Arbucijle
Marie Shaffner
Jack Strohm
Jerry Strohm
Jim Ferris
Jim Rush
Steve Jackson
Bernard Marvin
Stanley Kramer
Ice cream supper invites West York residents
West York invites residents to an old fashioned ice cream supper at the Melrose school house on Friday June 27 with music plays and free refreshments. Guests include Mr and Mrs Leon Dodd and numerous local families and visitors.
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Melrose
Melrose School House
Leon Dodd
Kay Misner
Vera Gail Cannady
Sandra Kenderdine
Near Flat Rock
Warren Kenderdine
June
Chas
Esther Wells
Maryee
Lydia Nave
Eva
Marsha Ann Green
Ima Green
Annapolis
Palestine Hospital
Carlo Palearmo
Akron
Ohio
Wayne Dodd
Leo Green
Sandra Kay Kenderdine
Lawrence Kenderdine
Judy
Greens
Warren
Lawrenceville Hospital
Carla
Mable Gilbert
Mable Dodd
Flossie Kenderdine
Wiley Kenderdine
Rosalie
War‘Ten
Kenderdine
Jane
Chester, Culp
Porterville
James Mikeworth
James
Jeff
Near Robinson
Marsha
Jerry
County Line Social Notes From Mt Olive and Area
A large crowd attended the U B S Commencement at Mt Olive Friday night with an average attendance of 47 and 2 conversions. Local visits include Louise McCrory and Vera Isabel, Lester and Jo Cox, Joe Swope and family, Ray Drake of Terre Haute, Joe McCrory and Alva Wells party going to Hutsonville for a Dixie quartet concert, Judy McCrory visiting Miles Evans, and Edward Trueblood clan from Sullivan. Morris Wells of Kansas visits Alva Wells. Two of five Illinois rural towns under 2 500 population show two year declines.
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Mt. Olive
Louise McCrory
Vera Isabel
Near West Union
Lester Cox
John Phillippee
Joe Swope
Roy Drake
Ray Drake
Terre Haute
Joe McCrory
Alva Wells
Hutsonville
Judy McCrory
Miles Evans
Edward Trueblood
Sullivan
Ind
Lloyd Trueblood
Morris Wells
Kansas
Antibiotics in Poultry Feed Boost Early Growth
A University of Illinois farm management specialist says feeding antibiotics in poultry rations during the first three weeks yields the best growth results. The expert notes this period is right for good farming and warns against poor farming practices.
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University of Ilinois
Publishing the News and the Time Dilemma
Editor E W Lauck defends publishing news as essential, arguing a paper cannot run on approval alone. He warns against suppressing facts for business or gossip and insists news must be printed to preserve the public welfare. A Kansas column urges citizens to find time to participate in governance, citing founding fathers who prioritized liberty over busyness.
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E. W. Lauck
Page News and Courier
Luray
Virginia
Lke
Herington Advertiser- Times
Herington
Kansas
United States of America
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
John Hancock
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Thomas Paine
Notice of Bidders for Courthouse Interior Rework
Sealed bids will be received for decorating the interior of the Court House until Tuesday July 1 1952 at 3 00 p m C S T at the office of the County Clerk in care of Herschel Yoder Chairman of Improvements committee. Successful bidder must carry own liability insurance. Right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive technicalities. For specifications see Herschel Yoder Casimer Trefz or Roy Wells Supervisors.
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Court House
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