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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
4
A campaign message urging April 12 primary registration by March 14. Miller, seeking the State Senate seat, pledges to defend equal opportunity and unite capital management and labor for growth. He thanks supporters in the 34th Senatorial District and stresses responsibility and community leadership.
Mrs G B Wilhoit area notes show weather prompted dismissal of school an hour early. A C Northcutt visited DeSoto Missouri and East St. Louis on weekend trip. Mrs Lloyd Hendrix stayed in Sandwich Illinois helping with newborn grandson, with Lloyd and Sharon along. Others include visits by Kerley family en route to Lincoln Bible College, Maurice Wilhoit with grandmother Jennie Wilhoit, Ted Long and Anita of Paris with parents Forrest Baker, and Mrs Glenn Wilhoit returning from Dill City and Fort Worth with family and new grandson.
March 14 is the deadline to register or transfer for the April 12 Primary Election. Transfers by mail allowed if moved within the county and previously registered. Register at the Office of County Clerk in Marshall Illinois. Office hours 8 to 4 on weekdays 8 to 12 Saturdays. T. J. Kemp County Clerk.
Jerald J. Barr of Casey Illinois received a certificate of appreciation for five years of uncompensated service to the Selective Service system announced by Willard A. Manning. The certificate is signed by President Hisenhower Governor Stratton General Hershey and Manning.
One third of the Clark County Board requests a special meeting at 9:00 a.m. March 14 1960 at the Court House to allow claims and transact other business. Named supervisors from Casey York Darwin Wabash Orange Auburn listed. Clerk Kemp signs notice of the meeting.
A brief note thanks friends for cards gifts and flowers that helped make a wedding anniversary very pleasant.
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