Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald is a weekly paper printed in Marshall Illinois by Wa alley Printing Co. Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart oversee the operation with Mark Stewart as editor. The paper is mailed as second class matter and offers subscriptions at 2.00 dollars per year local advertising at 0.35 per column inch and reader ads at 0.20 per line.
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Wa Alley
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
I Ilinois
Herald
Social Security Amendments Expand Wife Benefits in 1958
The 1958 Social Security amendments allow some newly married wives of retirees to qualify for benefits immediately on their husband’s record if certain conditions are met. Affected wives must be at least 62 or care for a child eligible for benefits, not be entitled to a higher benefit on their own record, and file an application with evidence of marriage. Also notes on Women’s Army Corps training at Fort McClellan and related postings.
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Cherry Street
Terre Haute
Women’s Army Corps
United States Women’s Army Corps Center
Clyde McKern
Paris
Illinois
U. 8
WAC
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Anniston
Birmingham
Atlanta
Georgia
Fort Lee
Virginia
Waca
Ratification Safety Reminder Encourages Full Attention
A road safety note urges drivers to keep both hands on the wheel and avoid distractions. It warns against conversing with passengers while steering and against one arm on a date or left arm dangling from a window. A free Rules of the Road booklet is available from Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier in Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Spring- Seld
Hlinole
New WAC Center Showcases Modern Facilities and Campus Style
Creational facilities include theatres bowling alleys swimming pools tennis courts golf course and service clubs. The Wacs own chapel is open at all times. The new center features comfortable barracks classrooms modern facilities and tree lined grounds giving a campus feel, a landmark of achievement.
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Wacs
WAC
West Union Social Guests Share Sunday Dinners
Local residents hosted and visited friends from Terre Haute Evansville Indianapolis Decatur and Hutsonville with numerous Sunday dinner gatherings. Families including the Brooks Gillis Shacher Nichols Collier Drake Conley Hazard and Prust shared meals at various homes in the West Union area during a busy weekend.
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George Brooks
Terre Haute
Mrs
Burl Medsker
Albert Gillis
Stanley
Mark
Evansville
Ind
Herman Gillis
George McCollum
L.’ A. Shacher
Otto Nichols
Roca Tolbert
Jack Nichols
Perryaville
Indiens
Bill
Guy Bonesteel
West York
Vance Bonesteel
Jack Hutchison
Indianapolis
Robert Prustee Decatur
Arden Coryell
Beulah Bartlett
Decatur
C. B. Prust
Maggie Freeman
Marshall
Edward Clatfelter
Anita
Chicago
Walter
Ferris Highsmith
Leona Highsmith
Harry Wright
Truman Yates
Hutsonville
Frank Snyder
Dan Snyder
Barbara Williamson
Harry Thompson
Deaths and social visits decorate Five Points scene
Large attendance at Miss Myrtie Hurst funeral at Marrs Funeral Home on Monday afternoon. Local families gather for birthday and visiting events including the Ellington and Davis households. Weekend visits include Higginbotham with Ormiston in Casey, Wilhoit and Collinsville guests en route to Indiana University, Kerndall family time, and Neibarger households hosting. Linda Wilson ill with pneumonia. Naomi Phillips assists moving.
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Myrtie Hurst
Marrs Funeral Home
Sylvan Morgan
Edward Ellington and
Stanley Davis
Darrell
Ellington
Opal Higginbotham
Berneice Ormiston
Casey
Dale Wilhoit
Collinsville
Glenn Wilhoit
Joyce
Bloomington
Indiana
Ernie
Indiana University
Virginia Kerndall
Pearl Tingley
Marie Scheytt
Edith Buehler
Dan Neibarger
Linda Wilson
Revival Services Set at Mt Olive March 15 29
Revival services led by Rev Ollie Phillips of Roadhouse begin March 15 at Mt Olive and run nightly through March 29 at 7:30 PM Everyone welcome. Local visits include Mrs Ruth Wells Mrs Katie Arnold with Mrs Leo Green and Gary and Miss Sue Evans from Robinson visiting the Webster family. The Evanses stayed with Mr and Mrs Don Isabel in Bloomfield Indiana while Rev Delmar Bstger and wife returned from Bloomington Illinois after his mother’s serious illness and death.
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Mt. Olive
Ollie Phillips
Roadhouse
Ruth Wells
Katie Arnold
Leo Green
Gary
Sue Evans
Robinson
Jack Webster
Joe McCrory
Jess Evans
Don Isabel
Bloomfield
Indiana
Evans
Delmar Bstger
Bloomington
Ill
Choctaw Social: Mrs Miller and Friends Visit
Elder and Mrs Frank Ammons of Arcola visited Sunday with Warren Norton and family. Miss Linda Norton returned from Union Hospital after surgery. Mrs Mildred Turner visited Thursday with her mother Mrs Frank Hutchens at Marshall.
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Elder
Frank Ammons
Arcola
Warren Norton
Linda Norton
Union Hospital
Mildred Turner
Frank Hutchens
Marshall
Maude Miller
John Bitesard
Ben Strokm
Martha Bo
Claypool
Millcreek Home Bureau Meeting Noted at Ruby Taylor Home
The Millcreek Home Bureau met March 4 at 10 30 AM at Ruby Taylor’s home with sixteen members and three guests. Roll call named an herb. program planning led by the chair. Civil Defense First Aid Kit demo by Miss Fikuart. refreshments served. Next meeting set for Oma Koppler’s home on April 1 at 1 00 PM.
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Millcreek
Millcreek Home
Ruby Taylor
Minos
Imogene Delp
Joan Huffington
Whit
Misa Fikuaert
Oma Koppler
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