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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1950

Page

6

Treasure Maps Point to Prankster Hoaxes Not Real Pirate Loot

Philadelphia reports note a rise in treasure hunting along New Jersey and Delaware bays with metal detectors. Experts say genuine pirate treasure is unlikely and cite Cape May 1701 pranks and Absecon Island’s modern resort activity as the main context for such legends.

Philadelphia New Jersey Delaware Bay Henry C. Beck Beck Joseph Dowling Jr Jersey Joseph Captain Kidd Lafitte Teach Kidd Dr. Beck Cape May N. Y Absecon Island Atlantic City Absecon

Shotgun tests to detect multiple diseases at once introduced

New medical series tests propose a one time quick 15 to 30 minute battery for tuberculosis diabetes anemia some cancers and heart disease. Dr. Lester Breslow described the approach at the American Public Health Association noting potential to find 20 to 25 significant cases per 1000. A San Jose trial of 945 workers showed 13 new cases and 16 previously diagnosed conditions.

New York American Public Health Association Lester Breslow Chronic Disease Service California State Department of Public Health San Jose Calif

Three youths at bowling alley seek lighter ball during game

Three young men bowl and mid game a youth tries a lighter ball from the rack. He plugs in his fingers and lifts it as another ball rolls back from the pins, ending the moment with an ambiguous interruption.

Court Tales of Caution from Everyday Disputes

A series of courtroom anecdotes shows judges denying damages for a pinched finger after alley mayhem, granting divorce despite reconciliation hopes, and upholding attorney discretion while disbarment is avoided. Other cases: not guilty crowds on a busy street, canary custody, and a husband’s blunt retaliation deemed unlawful.

Local Notices and Social Updates From Snyder Community

Sunday school attendance was 29 as Rev. Lloyd Roush preached. March 12 service at 7 00 PM. Miss Reba Faye Griffith and Miss Carolyn St John socialized. Marjorie Tryon stayed with Jeanie Woods. Weekly visits included Hollenbeck and Shawler families. Minnie Jeffers funeral noted. Birthdays celebrated with dinners for Hollenbeck and Collier families. Margaret Bohn operated on in St Louis. Modest Bohn improving in Terre Haute. Numerous visits among Shields, Colliers, Hollenbecks, Cornwells, and Walsh families.

Lloyd Roush Reba Faye Griffith Carolyn St.’ ‘John Marjorie Tryon Jeanie “Woods Max Hollenbeck Springfield Lawrence Hollenbeck Lyman Shawler Stephen West Union van Shields Minnie Jeffers Clarence Hunt Darwin Modest Bohn Emery Hollenbeck George Miller Georgetown Otto Alabaugh Sarah Hollenbeck Janet Ola Collier P. E. Cornwell Clarence Collier Ellen Malcolm Toledo Clarence Margaret Bohn St. Louis Franklin Walsh Marjorie Joan Morgan Janet Hollenbeck Marion Garner Ovie Draper Marjorie Walsh Marshall Avon St. .Anthony Hospital Terre. Haute Louie Lawrence Ira Pittinger Terre Haute Roy Pittinger

Melrose Social Roundup Sees Visits and Illness

Ruth Day reports Melrose residents visiting neighbors and relatives across Ramsey Illinois Mt Carmel and Melrose. Notices include Mrs Standfield ill and Maude Wells improving. Visits span Stanfield Ellington Snearly Snavely and English households with Wayne Davis households noted. Also a health note on potatoes retaining nutrients when cooked with jackets.

Chester Hix Ada Ethel Meeker Lee Stanfield Ramsey Illinois Standfield Roy Crumlin Mt. Carmel Melrose Maude Wells Wayne Davis Charles Elizabeth Will Ellington Homer Parcel Snearly Edna Esther Wells Bertha Snavely John D. English

West Union Social News Recaps Local Moves and Visits

Sam Nichols was taken to St An thony Hospital Terre Haute last week. Mrs and Mrs Jack Cline Marshall spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Ben Crow. Flowers sold his grocery stock to Frank Jones after forty years in business. Several locals attended a revival at the Second Christian Church in Terre Haute.

Sam Nichols St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Jack Cline Marshall Ben, Crow Sam Sheets Fairy Collier Laura Poorman Mae Piety Second Christian Church Bill Collier Opal Paddock Robinson Martha Evans Noble Ben Crow Benny Chadwick John Sheets John Sheet John Bledsoe Fred Bush Bledsoe Lena Babers York Hobe Jackson Dean Poorman Zion Ferris Highsmith Decatur C. O. Highsmith Otto Atcheson Centralia Illinois Jesse Murphy Mildred Shaffner

Thompson and Shotwell Call on White Couple Sunday

Mr and Mrs True Thompson and Mr and Mrs Will Shotwell visited Mr and Mrs Hugh White on Sunday afternoon in Detroit Michigan.

Darwin News Notes From Darwin Indiana Community

Rev Kemp filled his appointment Sunday morning and Sunday school followed at 10 30. The snow cooled temperatures with two degrees above zero. Local residents visited relatives in St Anthony Hospital and Evanston. A chili supper fundraiser and various family visits are reported along with quilting rounds and birthdays.

H. J. Kemp Glen Rolling Judy Elisha Rolling St. Anthony Hospital Jrerre Haute Wilfred Shaw Evanston Margaret Marshall Darwin Charles Hilbert Maude Paddock Frances Bohn Mary Lou Commodore Frakes Raymond Low Hilda Kenneth Edith Tingley Bessie Prevo Louise Frakes Gladys Hewitt Clarence Hunt Twilla Linda Near Snyder Wayne Hunt Ray Renshaw Mattoon John Bush Laura Fern Frakes Terre Haute Carl Frakes Ernest Tingley

Card of Thanks for Violet Garwood

The family expresses gratitude to many friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their mother Mrs. Violet Garwood's illness and passing. They also thank for the floral offerings. Signed Maude Kegley Alta Holwick Walter Garwood.

Violet Garwood Maude Kegley Alta Holwick Walter Garwood

Thank You Note From Alfred Bennett

Alfred Bennett thanks friends for flowers and cards sent during his stay in Union Hospital.

Union Hospital Alfred Bennett

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Reader's Courtroom Lawyer Will Bernard Ll.b Bar Association Mrs. van Shields Ruth Day Mae Court House Anderson Township Clark County Claude W. Eee Marshall Adminstraor John E. Carpenter Wesley Carpenter Herschel Yoder Democratic R. EE Laird Marshall, Ill Guernsey Felix Kahn Harold Ime
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