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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
6
Illinois farmers face a modest rise in egg production potential as pullet numbers hold steady and lay rates inch up. Turkey output this year should match 1962 levels, with modestly higher poults in early 1963 and weaker storage stocks than last year. Broiler margins may shrink as supplies rise and feed costs stay elevated.
The dairy picture shows small shifts with May output at 12.3 billion pounds up 1 percent from a year earlier. Prices and price supports remain high with ASCS elections announced across many townships and community districts. Milk prices hold near prior levels while feed costs rise slightly and regional pastures stay poor in parts of the Midwest.
Elder Gaylord Green and many relatives and neighbors visited over the weekend in Marshall and West Union. Mrs. Grace Higginbotham hosted a shower for the Garver daughter, with guests including Miss Golda Blizzard and Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Williams. Others called on Maude Miller, John Blizzard, and Martha Booker as several families shared Sunday meals and afternoon visits.
Joliet and Linda lingered for a longer visit, expanding plans and enjoying time together in a relaxed stay. The extended visit suggests close family or friendship ties and a preference for longer shared moments.
Ohio Chapel announces a homecoming on Sunday, June 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 a m basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program at 1 30 featuring songs readings and short talks Community members look forward to reconnecting with old friends. Nearby social visits include Maggie White and James Graham shopping in Terre Haute Richard Norton visiting Hollenbeck and Mildred Finkbiner visiting Prairie, ton Indiana Ruby Graham and Norma Thompson visits noted.
Mrs James Blankenbaker and children visited Mr and Mrs Grant Hollenbeck Saturday evening. The record mentions Mr and Mrs Jess Murphy and Mr. appeared in attendance.
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