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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
8
The document lists abatements and valuations for properties in multiple townships and villages, naming individuals and parcels with sections, ranges, and acreages. It includes recipients such as Warren V Tarman, Blanch Mullen, Leon Champer, and Harry Duke Jr., with large numeric figures and reference to the Village of Dennison and McKee n York.
Palatka Florida rises from scrntbience after the Mazers father Abraham Mazer and his three sons build a $10 million paper plant. The Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp grows to major national producer with $22 million in 1950 sales and projected $45 million in 1952. A second $10 million addition doubles production and payroll, boosting population and downtown prosperity.
Arkansas paper recalls Graysonia once a booming lumber town with a 150,000 foot daily mill capacity, 200 buildings and 500 mill workers. After the Graysonia Lumber Company ceased in 1933 soil thinness and mill decline left only pines and ruins, turning the village into a ghost town as residents departed.
The Mar Do Wa Home Bureau met at 1 30 p m CST June 11 at Mrs Jane Henderson 614 Pine St The group sang Moonlight and Roses Roll call and business followed The minor lesson What Is a Hobby Their Importance was given by Mrs Grace Duran The major lesson Accepting Change in Family and Community was given by Misa Ella J Fikurat Refreshments were served to ten members and two guests The next meeting is July 9 at Mrs Betty Frances home with Grace Dusan as assistant hostess
The Asbury Home Bureau Unit met June 13 at Mrs. Rubie Becker’s home with 16 members. Lessons covered hobby importance and changing home life, led by Ella J. Fikuart, and a craft day was discussed. Picnics, dinners, and club gatherings followed at multiple homes, celebrating birthdays and hosting guests through July.
The writer describes knee‑board gardening while preparing Shining Waters for July visitors. She details crawling along borders with Peat Moss mulch, hopes to replace imported mulch with corn cob mulch, and reflects on family freedom and vacation plans at their acreage retreat.
The notice lists events for Bible school at 9 30 worship at 11 30 with the message So Speak recruit group at Christian Home 2 00 p m Christian Endeavors 7 00 p m and daily V B S program Sunday night at 8 00 p m The year ends with about 100 students and certificates awarded to those completing 80 days of study at the service.
Glenn D Tapscott aged 42 years 9 months 8 days died June 15 1952 in Denver Colorado after living in Marshall as a boy He leaves Mary six children four brothers and four sisters and was active in Emanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church He was baptized in 1952 and served as assistant class leader and secretary in church brotherhood The record notes his Christian character and family devotion.
A brief thanks from Mr. Ed Shonk and Family to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
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