Marshall Herald masthead and rates notice
The Marshall Herald is published by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. South Street Marshall Illinois. Editor is Mark Stewart with Caius Stewart. Published every Friday. Subscription $2.00 yearly local advertising 35c per column inch reader ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Caius Stewart
Winoie
Ilinois
Veterans gain year to reinvest profits under revised rules
Edward B. Akin of the Illinois Veterans Commission informs veterans and widows of a 1962 revision allowing a one year period to reinvest profit from selling a home without penalties. Regents advise cases are evaluated individually and to report full transactions accurately. In Edgar county contact Paris office at 150 B Court Street open 8:30 to 5 and Marshall office Wednesdays 11 to 2.
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Edward B. Akin
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Akin
Edgar County
B. Court Street
Paris
Selective Service Test Applications Available in Illinois
Willard A. Manning state director announces applications for the Selective Service College Qualification Test are now available. The test date is April 17 and applications must be obtained from local selective service boards across Illinois.
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Selective Service
Ilinois
Illinois draft deferments and college test guidelines
The article outlines eligibility for a military draft aptitude test, including age, attendance, and deferment rules. It notes local boards reach men around age 23 and stresses tests help decide deferments for continued undergraduate or graduate study. Also included are numerous local social notices and a church event with a seminar at the Kingdom Hall in Marshall.
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Illinois
Dennison Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Reverend and Mrs BE Ham joined Mr and Mrs Roy Ray at Patton for a Sunday evening visit. Grand View hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Pantle while John Pantle hosts dinner with Mr and Mrs B O Jones. Orville Taylor visited with Foster Thompson and children in West Terre Haute. Mabel Parsons and Beulah stay with William Parsons and children in Marshall. Bryan Scott, son of Ronnie Scott, was briefly at Union Hospital. George Ray and family visited Vermilion with Ray Nickles family. Joyce Prusett was weekend guest of Cookie Yeley. Verlin Hurst and family and Ray Welsh and family visited Glenn and Bertha Lee and J H Johns families.
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BE. C. Ham
Roy Ray
Patton
Fred Pantle
Grandview
B. O. Jones
John Pantle
Orville Taylor
Foster Thompson
West Terre Haute
Mabel Parsons
Beulah
William Parsons
Marshall
Little Bryan Scott
Ronnie Scott
Union Hospital
George Ray
Ray Nickles
Vermilion
Joyce Prusett
Cookie Yeley
Verlin Hurst
Ray Welsh
Glenn Lee
Bertha Lee
J. H. Johns
Harold Johns
Jane
David Bland
Don
Investment Drive For Seniors Opens March to April 1962
The Burnsides Home announces an investment drive to aid senior citizens and community growth. The campaign runs Saturday March 17 1962 through April 8 1962 with Certificates of Indebtedness in $100 denominations issued.
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Burnsides
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