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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1959
Page
5
The WAC center described as a landmark for achievement features comfortable barracks, classrooms, modern facilities and a campus like grounds. The notice mentions recreational facilities nearby such as theatres, bowling alleys, pools, courts, a golf course and service clubs.
The 1958 amendments allow newly married wives of men receiving social security to qualify for wife benefits immediately if they meet age or dependent criteria and were already eligible for certain benefits before marriage. Applicants must file and prove marriage. the Terre Haute office at 637 Cherry Street handles status inquiries.
The notice warns motorists to keep both hands on the wheel and avoid distractions in traffic. It cites dangers from talking aloud with passengers and unsteady arm positions, and offers a free copy of the new Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield.
West Union and nearby towns host numerous Sunday dinner visits among local families including Brooks Gillis McCollum Nichols Tolbert and others. The Millcreek Home Bureau met with sixteen members and three guests, discussing program planning and civil defense first aid kit demonstrations. An upcoming meeting is scheduled for April 1 at Oma Koppler's home.
A large local crowd attended Miss Myrtie Hurst's funeral at Marrs Funeral Home on Monday. Mrs. Opal Higginbotham visited sister Berneice Ormiston in Casey. Dale Wilhoit and family dined with Glenn Wilhoit and Joyce before traveling to Bloomington Indiana to visit son Ernie at Indiana University. Virginia Kendall and kids visited her mother Pearl Tingley, and Marie Scheytt Edith Buehler joined Dan Neibarger and sons for Sunday visits. Linda Wilson has pneumonia. Roe Davis helped move Naomi Phillips and children on Monday.
Revival services will begin at Mt Olive March 15 and run through March 29 with Rev Ollie Phillipa of Roadhouse as Evangelist at 7 30. Everyone is welcome. Local residents Ruth Wells Katie Arnold visited Tuesday with Leo Green and Gary.
Elder and Mrs. Frank Ammons of Arcola visited Sunday with Warren Norton and family. Miss Linda Norton returned from Union Hospital Wednesday after surgery. Mrs. Mildred Turner visited Thursday with her mother Mrs. Frank Hutchens at Marshall.
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