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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1959

Page

3

Patterned fashions and crafts offered by Audrey Lane Bureau

Advertises Orese Pattern 1462 AN attractive shirtwaist dress with neck buttoning and back vent in multiple sizes with photo guide. Also Needlework Pattern No 272 quilt motif applique with block designs. Prices 35c per dress pattern 25c per needlework pattern plus 10c mail, to Audrey Lane Bureau Chicago 6.

Neediewerk Audrey Lane Dept NWNS W. Ademe Sr Chicago

Vincent’s rise from student to ESP host and actor

The narrative traces Vincent’s shift from studying history at the University of London to taking a dare that earned him a Chicago stage role. He later starred in Victoria Regina and made an American stage debut, becoming a recognized host of ABC-TV ESP while supporting arts at Gate Theatre and colleges.

Abc-Tv University of London Vincent Chicago The Gate Theatre Prince Albert Apfa Efidu

Unclear Legacy of Tutankhamun’s Tomb and Euclid Era

A fragmentary note discusses ancient mathematics from Euclid’s era and mentions Tutankhamun’s tomb discovered in 1922 as the only largely intact royal burial found to date. The text blends historical math topics with archaeology in a brief, uncertain summary.

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Local notes from Dennison and West Terre Haute families

Alva Newell entered Union Hospital for observation. Mr and Mrs Orville Taylor hosted Sunday guests. George Garner announce arrival of a baby girl, their fifth child. Nina and Harold Dean Fisher visited Marshall with Dale Brown. Ella Louise Yeley visited Betty Ray. Dean Holmes family dined with Albert Coveleski West Terre Haute. Jack Fulton family visited George Ray. Gust Thompson and Winford Taylor were Terre Haute visitors. John Yeley family enjoyed ice cream with Ernest Jones. Grace Mason of Terre Haute spent Monday with daughter Harold Fisher’s family. Russell Taylor and Merlin Arthur hosted West Terre Haute dinner. Mrs Foster Thompson visited her mother. Russell Stepp spent Monday with James Stepp. Daisy Prusett and Virginia Kirby visited Roxie Hunter family.

Alva Newell Union Hospital Orville Taylor Winford Taylor George Garner Nina Harold Dean Fisher Dale Brown Marshall Ella Louise Yeley Betty Ray Dean ‘Holmes Albert Coveleski West Terre Haute Jack Fulton George Ray Gust Thompson Terre Haute John Yeley Ernest Jones Jones Grace Mason

Elder Ammons to Preach at Mill Creek Church

Elder Frank Ammons of Arcola will preach at the Mill Creek church Sunday and Sunday evening. The item also notes social visits among Mrs. Maude Miller, the Shotts family, and others in Marshall and Terre Haute, with brief hospital and visiting mentions.

Frank Ammons Arcola Mill Creek Woodford Williams Roger Maude Miller Terre Haute Hubert Burkybile Linda Norton Charles Herman Shotts, Jr Union Hospital Jose Williams Ferry Shotts Herman Shotts Tommy Sandra Mildred Turner Frank Hutchins Marshall John Grace Golda Blizzard Wilma Morgan

Patterns for Fabrics With Crease Resistant Finishes

University of Illinois clothing specialist Karlyne Anspach advises home sewers to pick patterns matching the handling of crease resistant fabrics. Favor lean boxy jackets over clingy silhouettes and avoid fullness easing as crease resistant finishes lack pliability.

Karlyne Anspach University of Ilinois

Going Steady Among Teens Sparks Parental Concern

Article by C. D. Smith argues early steady dating among younger teens narrows their social circle and causes conflicts with friends and activities. It notes seniors have long practiced going steady, but early cases complicate choices and parental guidance. Readers are invited to send letters to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS in National Frankfort Kentucky.

West Liberty social notes mention golden wedding anniversaries

In West Liberty Rosa Statesman and others are listed with family visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Kirkham celebrated a golden wedding anniversary. The page notes numerous visits among the Statesman, Behner, Harbor, Cox, Clapp, and Marrs families, plus a book study and local operetta. An agricultural note compares beef gains from liquid protein supplements and soybean meal. The Herald price is listed as $2.00 per year.

Pfc Irwin Harbor Ft. Sheridan Evert Harbor Howard Cox Walter Cox Clarksville M. L. Behner Glen Clapp Carl Connley Wilbur Cartright Robert Statesman Everett Statesman Paul Behner Charles Clapp Edith Marrs Helen Welsh Jeanette Behner Charleston Darrel Hinkle Union Hospital Térre Haute iMr Kenneth Cox Hone Sue Harbor

Motor Vehicle Mishaps End Many Women Lives

A 1954 55 study shows accidental deaths in women aged 15 to 64 in the United States are largely due to motor vehicle accidents. Across this age range injuries from accidents exceed deaths from diabetes and tuberculosis, with about three fifths of fatal injuries among white women in that group caused by motor vehicle crashes.

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Prunes vary by region and drying method

Prunes are dried without fermenting when the pit stays in. California prunes are mainly dried, while Washington and Oregon prunes are sold fresh as Italian Prunes.

Chicago California Washington Oregon

The Great Snuff Age in Europe and America

Between 1700 and 1825 snuff use was widespread in Europe and America. The period earned the nickname The Great Snuff Age due to its popularity and social ubiquity across classes and regions.

Europe America

Nebraska State Capitol Stands Tall in Lincoln

The Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln towers over a city block at 400 plus feet with a 32 foot bronze statue atop its tower. Completed in 1932 this architectural marvel symbolizes the state’s agriculture and draws thousands of visitors to the Great Plains capital.

Mecca Great Plains Nebraska State Capitol Lincoln Nebraska

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Lafors Euclid Judy Scott Fierda Silver Springs By C. D. Smith Frankfort West Liberty Mrs. Rosa Statesman Elaine Myers Martinsville High School Herald Ong Church of Your Choice Elsical Chemical Corp Marshall Plant
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