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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
2
The Marshall Herald, published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co. at 124 S 5th St Marshall Illinois, edited by Mark Stewart. Rates list subscription $2 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and classified ads 20c per line.
The Illinois State Bar Association urged home buyers to avoid rushing into purchase agreements. It notes the contract becomes binding when signed and may forfeit earnest money if quit outside contract terms. A revised pamphlet offers up to date guidance on legal pitfalls in home purchases.
The 22nd annual Martinsville Ag Fair starts Monday July 17 offering over 98000 in purses and premiums across 18 departments. Queen Merita Young presides with host president Dr Cooper and superintendent Charlie Taggart. The six day program features daily shows and county officials visiting on designated fair days.
Mrs Maude Miller hosts and guests attend the funeral of Mrs Minnie Cline on Friday. Sympathy offered. Mrs Gladys Garver dined with Mrs Grace Higein Botham and Everett on Sunday. Dorothy Jean Riggs and sons join them in the afternoon. John Blizzard dined with Mrs Maude Miller. Mr and Mrs Carrol Williams of Rural Route Chrisman visit in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter of Martinsville visit Mrs Mary Carpenter and Harry Monday evening.
A dispatch from the Asian Student Newspaper reports a local angler near East Indonesia catching a mermaid. The bulletin notes she lacked standard mermaid gear and cried, drawing admiration for the natural talent of the local people.
The text playfully questions noticing clothes’ wear after buying a new suit and suggests buying one each month, framed as a quip about fashion cycles.
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