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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
2
The Marshall Herald notes deferment options for students and those reported for induction. It explains Class T-A occupational deferments and how evidence to a local board can influence permission to enlist or cancel induction orders.
The return to Central Time on Sunday April 28 brings longer daylight and more outdoor play for children, prompting motorists to stay alert. Police say dusk is danger time as youngsters may play in traffic areas. parents should teach safe pedestrian habits and supervise play in proper areas.
A reader asks about President appeals for State boards and when appeals are allowed. Answers explain that unanimous State Appeal Board decisions block President appeals and who can pursue further appeal. Also covered are registration costs, National Guard enlistment affecting II-S college deferment, and retention of I-S C when pursuing studies.
The secretary of state forecast a about 50 percent rise in passenger car license reassignments for 1969 as the Automobile Division automates operations. A computer system will mail complete registration forms to owners for signature and return with fees, with forms sent starting August 15 and due by September 30.
West Union residents Mr and Mrs Fenton Ledermann and Mrs Hattie Ledermann called on Mr and Mrs John Lindley and Mrs Mattie Carpenter in Marshall. In Champaign Friday last week were Mr and Mrs Wilford Leasure and daughters. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Casada at Villa Grove Friday evening. The Strohm family from Woodstock and guests traveled to Robinson airport Sunday for a reunion with relatives including Mr and Mrs Dean Strohm Scottie Max Strohm and Richard Strohm. Additional calls were made by Hal Sloop and family and by Hallie Clatfelter Dale and Walter Clatfelter. Mrs Mary Harmon left for Colorado Springs to visit daughter Rene Mee Boyles and family. Mrs Ida Riggs was a dinner guest of her sister J R Murphy. Terry Dean Callahan of Casey was noted in local gatherings.
Janice Beltz of Marshall and her spouse greet at home in a large trailer owned by Harry Thompson in West Union. Fred Pine Diana join Mr. and Mrs. Thompson for Sunday dinner. Mrs Pine’s grandmother Mabel Turner hosts Thursday Afternoon Club at Tom’s in Marshall with a Fanatic Five musical program led by Tad Wells and others.
Mrs Maude Mille and family visit Martinsville with Ottis Williams and John Blizzard. Mrs Maude Miller sees Martha Booker then Elizabeth Amstott recently back from Paris Hospital. Herman Carpenter of Cedar Lake Indiana visits Mary Carpenter and Harry. joined on Sunday.
Robert McDaniel and daughter Mrs. Sharon Baker hosted a surprise carry-in cook-out on Sunday night for Mrs. Robert McDaniel’s birthday. Attendees included Eva Mae Black Ada McDaniel Winona Higginbotham Susie Liggett Evelyn Knowles Lend Charney Hible and Danny Marion Hawkey Lomnle Rayhel John Rayhel Theresa Terry Edith Wilson Nancy Barbara Wilson Robert McDaniel Geo Baker and Kelly. Guests presented gifts to the honoree. A closing note remarks on business insight comparing enterprise to a ship at sea.
An advertisement promotes a free hair problem consultation by Ebb Hair Specialists at the France Motel Paris Illinois on Wednesday May 8 from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. It warns against cosmetic fixes for baldness and guarantees a prorated written guarantee, noting not all can be helped.
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