Marshall Herald details and rates
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 1248S 5th Street Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes weekly Friday publication, second class postage, and advertising rates: local ads 35c per column inch and classified 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
5Th
Marshall, I
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Illinois
Drinking and driving dangers warned by Marshall police chief
Chief Miller of the Marshall City Police cautioned residents that drinking and driving can cause highway disaster. He cited that alcohol contributed to over 10 percent of Illinois fatal accidents in 1962 and explained how even small amounts impair reaction time and judgment.
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Miller
Marshall City
Illinois
Crime Index Rises 1963 Across Nation and Regions
Police data show a 10 percent rise in the national Crime Index for 1963 driven by property crimes. Larceny over $50 and auto theft up 11 percent, burglary 9 percent, and violent crimes also higher with aggravated assault up 8 percent and robbery up 5 percent.
Crime rises and arrests reflect national trend in 1963
Northeast and north central states saw increases in forcible rape and murder while other regions showed a broad rise in offenses. The 1963 data also show a 3 percent rise in arrests for all crimes, with young people under 18 up 13 percent, amid a 4 percent rise in 10 to 17 year olds nationwide.
Eckle Extension Unit Holds March Meeting at Davidson Home
The Eckle Extension Unit met at Mrs. Pauline Davidson's home with Mrs. Bess Cooper assisting. Lessons covered School Lunches and Sex Education for Children. County Council member Helen Sumption discussed an April 1964 tax question on per 100 assessed valuation to fund extension service and 4-H work. Attendees listed include Reba Bennett, Ruth Berner, Grace Starkey, Mabel Thompson, and others. cake and coffee followed.
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Eckle Extension Unit
Pauline Davidson
Bess Cooper
Mabel ‘Thompson
Helen Sumption
Clark County
Reba Bennett
Ruth Berner
Grace Starkey
Audrey Davidson
Nettie Dawson
Mary Finkbiner
Mabel Hawker
Georgia Macklin
Helen Tarman
Mabel Thompson
Jewel Kile
Ruth Waltrip
Paulina Davidson
Raymond Low
Ohio chapel social notes recount visits and gatherings
Mrs Lucille VanFleet visited Mr and Mrs R H Gard Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Tom Riggs called on Mr and Mrs Burton Riggs and Joe Saturday. Mrs Maggie White and Mrs James Graham shopped in Robinson. R H Gard visited Walter Gard and Doris Wednesday afternoon then Mrs Susie Ligget on the way home. Goldia Finch and Lucille Van Fleet attended an antique sale in Jewett Sunday afternoon. Anna Dee Wells was a Wednesday dinner guest of her mother Mrs Pleasie Bartlett.
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Lucille VanFleet
R. H. Gard
Tom Riggs
Burton Riggs
Joe
Maggie White
James Graham
Robinson
Walter Gard
Doris
Susie Ligget
Goldia Finch
Lucille van Fleet
Jewett
Anna Dee Wells
Pleasie Bartlett
Grant Hollenbeck
Reba Burns
Eugene and
Donald
Clarksville
George Marvin
James Blankenbeker
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Joy Skelly
Jessie Cannady
Steve
True Thompson
Lou Thompson
Fern Wernz
Dorothea
Leslie
Chris Wernz
Olga ,Leatherman
Reta
Mark Pafford
Harold Wernz
Joe Wernz
Mary Crumlin
Carl Graham
Kathy
Danville
Social Guests and Visits Across Local Families
Community members and relatives visited and hosted over the weekend and midweek. Names include Hollenbecks Blankenbeks Grahams Wernzs Thompson Campbells Higginbothams and Wernz family clusters with multiple callings and supper gatherings in Terre Haute West Terre Haute Danville Clarksville and nearby areas.
WEST UNION By Mrs. Ruth Wright
Sunday visitors called on Mr and Mrs Roy Scott including Mr and Mrs Rodgers and Mary Beth of Mattoon and others from Robinson Martinsville and rural routes. Fairy Collier spent Sunday night with her daughter Don Drake in Robinson.
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Roy Scott
Rodgers
Mary Beth
Mattoon
Glenn Scott
Robinson
Dean Strohm
Harnett Wright
George Ledermann
Ormal Higginbotham
Vern Davison
Martinsville Rural
Fairy Collier
Don Drake
Local Social Notes Highlight Marshall and Hutsonville Figures
Social visits span Charleston to Marshall with calls on the Burnside Home and Maas Mary Sherman Hospital. Birth announced in Sullivan Indiana. Hutsonville high school students toured Champaign exhibits and earned honors at SIU Carbondale.
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Burnside
Pearl Craig
Hutsonville High School
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Marsha Davids
Frank McCammon
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