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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
5
Classifieds include job wants for women 18 to 25 at TRW Electron ies in Marshall Illinois and various local postings for lawn work carpentry housekeeping and office positions. Also listings for rentals sales seeds plants pets and lost items with contact details and ad codes.
A long list of regional social visits and family gatherings from Illinois and Indiana spans multiple towns. Attendees include the Shonks, Nickles, Kibler, Goekler, Reed, Staggs, and many others visiting relatives in Homer Oswego Mont g omery Indianapolis Paris and Champaign with weekend and Sunday mentions. References to lectures, theater for Marshall High School, and driver training funding appear amid the personals.
Bible and Sunday School supplies shop at 125 E Wood St Paris. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays until 8:30 p.m. Closed Wednesdays. Third door west of the post office.
Thirty nine Wabash Valley Council Scouts will join the national event under the Building To Serve theme. The contingent led by Keith Price leaves July 11 for the July 26 return, with a pre-jamboree training set May 23–24 and plans for community service projects upon return.
John A Macey of Martinsville attended a barbecue luncheon at the Illinois State Fairgrounds last Tuesday launching a month long Illinois Beef Month promotion. Gov Dick Ogilvie and about 500 officials and beef industry representatives heard from John Lewis and Franklin Rust as co hosts. The event promotes Illinois agriculture and pride in local products.
Richard Eugene Brooks of Paris Illinois and Judith Ann Vaught of Paris Illinois. Charles Gunderson Simmons of No Komis Illinois and Kay Frances Grady of Terre Haute Indiana. Gaylen Lee McDwell of West Union and Glover Parlene Pigg of W Union Indiana.
Lorene Donovan wife of a prominent physician was indicted in East St. Louis on three counts for willfully evading taxes for 1962 1968 and 1964. She aided her husband in his medical practice and kept their records underreported joint income and taxes due totaling over twenty two thousand dollars. The case stems from a federal grand jury indictment announced by Jay Philpott district director of Internal Revenue for Central and Southern Illinois.
I express sincere thanks and appreciation for the visits prayers cards flowers and other acts of kindness while I was in the hospital and since returning home.
Expression of thanks for the many cards flowers visits in the hospital and after returning home.
Mr and Mrs Wm Inmte express deep gratitude for prayers cards letters and well wishes during illness. They acknowledge comfort and courage received, noting God’s blessings and the sunshine after dark clouds.
The message expresses gratitude for caring thoughts and deeds shown during a recent illness and wishes that no one ever walks alone.
In a note of gratitude, Allen Kile expresses thanks to friends and relatives for visits cards and prayers while in the hospital.
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