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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
6
Extension economist L. H Simert notes hog marketings peak March and April with receipts lower than last year. Prices likely fall little, holding better than 1963 as demand for pork rises 1 to 2 percent annually. Average barrow gilt prices at eight markets should edge above 1963 levels.
Warren Bundy reviews Agricultural Careers Week proclaimed by Governor Kerner and notes emphasis on education versus college for rural youth. He cites Illinois rural youth college participation at 7 percent in 1960, urges more advanced vocational training, and details Clark county demographics and job market shifts amid grain program benefits and 1964 sign up.
Attendance at Mt Olive Sunday was 64. Miss Loretta Evans visited Miss Linda Graham. Mrs Buel Millis and Mrs Ruth Wells called on relatives in Olney. Loston Weger of Flat Rock visited Rev John Conover and family. Charles Jackson of Palestine and Carroll Cornwell family called on Rex Cornwell and family Saturday night. Clarence Crane and family called on Warren Evans Saturday night. D V Arnold were ...
Shopping in Robinson Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Warren Evans visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Elbert Miller and family.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blankenbeker visited Morton Illinois to spend days with Richard Parcel and family. Donna Kenderdine celebrated her third birthday with relatives. Numerous calls and visits circulated among Kenderdines and friends including the War ren Kenderdine, Flossie Kenderdine, the Esarys, and Ogle family members.
Felter and Mrs. Leah Mae Green with Chris visited Saturday evening with Wayne and Mrs. Davis. Rodney Kenderdine spent Monday with Maude Kenderdine and June and Flossie Kenderdine. Mary Lee visited last week with Maude Kenderdine, June, and Flossie Kenderdine.
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