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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
2
A Marshall Illinois weekly notices column lists guests and family visits across the area. Residents Bulakowski Kenderdine Powell and others hosted and called on relatives in Marshall Sandoval Martinsville and West Union. A birth announcement for Jerry Justin Cornwell Jr. is noted along with local social events and hospital visits.
Police report 1966 totals show nearly 700 auto bike deaths and 84 000 injuries nationwide with over half of victims aged 5 to 14. In Illinois 2 331 injuries and 30 deaths involve bicycles. Follow right side riding curb keep to the right obey traffic laws lights brakes signals and safe crossing practices.
Brenda and Brenda were Saturday morning callers on Mrs. Reynold's mother Mrs. Helen Rush. Miss Noam Daugherty visited Friday night with Miss Brenda and Linda Reynolds at West York. Mr and Mrs LaMar McCrory of Annapolis vicinity and Mrs Jane Ann Morrison with children visited Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson on Sunday. The Bumpus family moved to the late John Mundy farm near Darwin from Emma Dicker son farm. Larry Shelton and son from Casey shared Sunday dinner with grandmother Norman Jackson of Fort Campbell.
Mrs Esther Cornwell learned her granddaughter Rene Cornwell was struck by a car Sunday night and sustained a broken left arm. Rene is the daughter of Stanley and Jean Cornwell Cutrell of Wapato Washington. Marlin Culp of Porterville left for the army by bus to St Louis at 3 30 a m Wednesday and called relatives Monday. Delmar Culp, the younger brother, serves in Vietnam.
Family guests attended Sunday supper as exams begin at 8 30 a m at the New Clinical Services Building on the Eastern Illinois University campus. Pests will be administered by Dr Donald A Rothschild. Clark County adults seeking tests should contact Myron Tedrick by March 16. The GED testing rounds continue into Charleston on March.
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