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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1963

Page

3

Marshall Herald front matter and publication details

The Marshall Herald, published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co. at 1248 5th Street Marshall Illinois, lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Subscription $2 per year advertising rates 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classifieds.

Wabash Valley Printing Co 5Th Street Marshall Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Linois Illinois Herald

Illinois veterans vocational training program expanded

Illinois Veterans Commission announces eligibility for veterans who served between 1946 and 1950 or after 1955 with service connected disabilities 30 percent or more to receive up to four years of rehabilitation training. Information and local office hours are provided for Edgar and Clark counties.

Mlinois’ Veterans Commission Edward B. Akin Akin Olinois Veterans’ Commission Edgar County Illinois Veterans’ Commission EB. Court Street Paris Clark County Marshall

Neighbors Friendship Club meets at Maxine Macke home

The Neighbors Friendship Club gathered March 13 at Maxine Macke’s home with Betty Claypool assisting. John B. Hall offered thanks at noon, followed by songs and prayers. An auction boosted the treasury, and members quilted the club quilt. The next meeting moves to Lillie Wilhoit’s April 11 with Retha Wilhoit assisting.

Neighbors Friendship Club Maxine Macke Betty Claypool John B. Hall Lillie Wilhoit Rachel Bright Evangelist Norman Macke Mable Burkett Mary Baker Dorothy Brosman Karen Timmy Juanita Hutchens Chuckie Rennie Alta Cook Lila June Davis Florence Connelly Alfa Virginia Morgan Anna Veach Billy Joe Moore Retha Wilhoit

West Union Social Roundup Minutes and Visits

Mrs Ruth Wright notes visitors to West Union including Mrs Jane Riley and Mrs Bernice Baker of Marshall, Mr and Mrs LaMar McCrory and Mrs Jane Ann Morrison of Robinson, plus several local calls. Attendees at Emilie Lewis funeral in Marshall and dinners with the Wright and Ledermann families are listed with multiple households from West Terre Haute West Terre Haute and Chicago represented.

Jane Riley Bernice Baker Marshall LaMar McCrory Jane Anne Morrison Robinson Harry Thompson Lyman Shawler Springfield Jessie Thompson James Campbell Terre Haute Clay‘ton Higginbotham Jack Higginbotham West Terre Haute Dean Strohm Harnett Wright Ruth Wright Roy Scott Emilie Lewis B. W. Bubeck Frank Bubeck Clarence Ledermann Larry George Ledermann Fenton Ledermann Oliva Strohm Charles Morrison Roy McCrory Fairy Collier Maude’ Daugherty Emma Reynolds Deene Bonbargar York Fay Turnipseed Flossie Williams Boyd ‘Nichols Williams Estella Shawler George McCollum

Eastalton and Oakland guests attend Gillis dinner

Eastalton Illinois and Oakland Illinois residents Mr and Mrs Gillis hosted Sunday dinner for Thurman Gillis and Miss Eunice Allen while a 25 member Christian church delegation attended the Five Points revival. James Ferris arrived to join family from Peru Indiana where he was stationed in service.

Gillis Eastalton Tlinois Thurman Gillis Eunice Allen Oakland Herman Gillis Christian Church Five Points Christian Church James Ferris Peru Indiana Harry Wright Harrisburg Iinois Truman Yates Merle McCrory Crawford County Hospital Billa Porter LaMar McCrory

Choctaw Social notes and visits surround Mill Creek church

Mrs Maude Miller hosts and visits span Marshall Martinsville and Paris areas. John and Golda Blizzard attend church dinners and funerals with Elighiah Sims Norman Bonesteel at West Union. Several local residents, including Grace Higginbotham Everett and Alton Blankenship, figure in Sunday meals and weekday calls.

John Golda Blizzard Mill Creek Miss Grace Blizzard Maude Miller Martha Booker Marshall Harriet Davison OhJn Marthe Oe Ben Strohm Paris Ottis Williams Mary Carpenter Harry Alton’ Blankenship Alton Wayne Prust-Hosch Elijah Sims Maude ‘Miller Mildred White Smd Robert White, Jr Ohio Alton Blankenship William Ledermann Hershel Cline West Union Norman Bonesteel

Watchtower Society Speaker Set for Marshall Kingdom Hall

L V Stanley of the Watchtower Society will speak at 2:00 p m Sunday March 24 at Kingdom Hall 710 S 9th Street Marshall. His topic is Whos Responsible For World Woes There will be a Bible study at 3:15 p m following the talk.

L. V. Stanley the Watchtower Society Kingdom Hall S. 9Th Street Marshall

New reliable arenua pulls its weight in silence

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