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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1957
Page
2
The Marshall Herald weekly publication lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes rates for subscriptions at 2.00 dollars per year, local advertising at 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
A March 4 through April 1 re enrollment for Blue Cross hospital care and Blue Shield medical service is sponsored by the Clark County Health Improvement Association. Eligibility targets rural and small town residents with limited employment.
The author rebuts Samuel Johnson on fishing arguing it is a universal, versatile pastime. From a boy with a bent pin to a tycoon with a tarpon yacht, fishing is affordable, abundant in bait near the river and fields, and offers valued relaxation.
University of Illinois expert W. W. Kelley advises pruning grape vines each spring to boost quality and early ripening. Remove about 90 percent of new growth, leave 40 to 70 buds per vine, and select one year old canes of moderate vigor for best yields. Prune before leafing, avoid frozen wood, and use hand or lopping shears for clean cuts.
Mrs Leah Mae Green and Gary visit Chester Culp family with several Kenderdines. Jeanie and Carol Ann Cornwell spend weekend with C W Cornwell family. About seventy attend skating party at Oblong rink. 1957 Illinois Swine Growers Day set for April 16 at Urbana.
The piece describes dangerous driver mentalities. It cites road hog behavior, blasting horns, ignoring pedestrians and children, refusing to dim lights, and insisting on rights over yielding. It notes a new copy of the complete Rules of the Road will be issued.
Norman Able, minister, leads Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning service with the message Can We Believe The Bible. Senior endeavor at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m with the message Endeavoring to attain The Unity of The Truth. Nearby notes reference DHIA plans and a University of Illinois study on nitrogen chemistry in soil to improve corn tasting in Florida.
Henry Scammold of Farmingdale New York found Hank told fibs, so he read both make believe and true stories and explained the real life tales were more important. When Hank fibbed, the father asked if it was make believe and Hank admitted it, ending with laughter before a teacher’s yearly visit.
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