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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
2
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with postal registration details and subscription rates of 2.00 per year local ad rates 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line.
Twenty five attended Sunday school last Sunday as Rev. Lloyd Gower filled his appointment in Annapolis. The note lists families and friends visiting, birthday celebrations for Winifred Norbeck, and Sunday gatherings with extended kin and neighbors across Marshall and nearby towns.
General MacArthur argues against a total withdrawal from Korea and urges maintaining a UN backed presence. He supports driving out Chinese forces, arming and aiding Korea, and resisting a cease-fire that would empower Communist China and Formosa. He criticizes the State Department for appeasement hints and favors backing Nationalist China and a robust European posture instead.
Mrs G B Wilhoit notes visits by families including Henry Murphy and Wayne, and Dale Wilholt the Belleville minister, with gatherings at First Christian church in Belleville. Cpl Clifford Higginbotham and wife visit family. Picnic south of Marshall with multiple families and a social at Glen Wilhoit home. Also a lamb pasture rotation tip against coccidiosis.
Mrs. John Sullivan hosts and guests visit from West Terre Haute. Several families including Reedy, Kesler, Pine, Barrett, and Sullivan share weekend and Sunday visits, with birthdays and dinners noted. Travelers like Dale Kesler from Camp Beckenridge Kentucky and Max Apple from Terre Haute frequent the gatherings.
Mrs Maude Miller and family visit Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Alvin T Miller. Alvin T Miller and wife visited Frank Coombes at West Union Sunday. Miller households hosted and visited relatives including Walter Nicol and Maude Craig who was ill. Marshall Richey family joined Rosy Richey and family Sunday. Harry Carpenter visited Everett Higginbotham Sunday morning.
The text instructs on cleaning various range components. Aluminum burners should be wiped with a damp cloth after use and metal cleaner can remove burned foods. Chromium burners also clean with a damp cloth. enamelled burners require prompt cleaning after spills. Electric range coils use a soft brush. avoid sharp instruments on closed units.
Susie Dennison and relatives visit in Terre Hattie Paris Chicago and nearby towns for family gatherings. multiple mentions of Taylor Bland Rutherford Volkers and others attending band fest or visiting relatives in Casey Olivers St Louis and Tus tin California.
A brief note records that a daughter visited her aunt Mrs Dean Holmes and family last Sunday.
Eliza Ellen Staggs born April 22 1869 died April 18 1952 at Paris Hospital aged 82 01 26. She lived near Brocton and joined the Methodist church at Marshall. Survived by sons Morton and Zurna, brothers Newton Harvey George Huse Charley, grandchildren Kenneth Bernadine and six great grandchildren. The verse ending with There is a land where beauty cannot fade. The agricultural price note follows.
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