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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
2
The Marshall Herald issue provides publishing data for Marshall Illinois. It names Wabash Valley Printing Co. and editors Mark Stewart and Carios Stewart, with Friday release and rates for subscriptions and ads.
Marshall police urge caution during late winter storms with emphasis on driving safety and vehicle readiness. The article also outlines the 1964 feed grain program, noting sign up through March 27 and that diversions of up to 50 percent may yield higher payments and price supports for corn, grain sorghum, and barley.
Local church members attended a DVBS workshop in West Terre Haute Friday evening while men joined the Wabash Valley Christian Fellowship in Terre Haute. Numerous social calls followed including visits from families in Paris Casey Westfield and Martinsville. Fort Leonard Wood induction for James Linton and hospital stays for Debbie Blum and Ormal Higginbotham are noted amid a busy community calendar.
A jewelry party was held at the home of Mrs Louise Smitley on Thursday night with Mrs Eva Hinkle and Mrs urge Curtright attending a meeting of the West Liberty Statesman group.
Mrs. Eather Fitzgarrald spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Biggs. Miss Jean Hinkle hosted senior girls for a Friday night slumber party. Miss Behner is in serious condition at Union Hospital. Mitzie Oakley stayed with Mr and Mrs James Lashbrook Saturday night. Demna Sawyer of Mattoon visited Mrs Ollie Lee Thursday. Mr and Mrs M L Behner and Mrs Lloyd Claypool visited Miss Carrie Behner at Union Hospital Monday.
Richey expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for cards and flowers received and thanks visitors for kindness during his stay at Union Hospital.
Wayne A Coffey, a Kansas farmer and land businessman, campaigns to be a delegate to the Republican nominating convention in Springfield on June 1. The 51st district, including Edgar Clark Crawford Cumberland Coles and Douglas counties, seeks two delegates amid at large statewide candidate elections. Incumbents Rep John W Lewis Jr and Rep Edward M Finfield join Coffey in the 51st district race.
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