Marshall Herald data sheet from Marshall Illinois weekly paper
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois prints weekly issues edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It lists subscription rates two dollars per year and local advertising costs thirty five cents per column inch and twenty cents per reader ad line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Herald
Our Lives in Springtime Hope and Old Town Lessons
In Marshall, residents recall spring joys like mushroom hunting picnics and June weddings while comparing past and present driving habits. The piece laments traffic risks, warns of reckless driving, and urges community involvement from cops to citizens to keep streets safe and neighborhoods kind.
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Marshall
Spring Driving Hazards Warn Drivers to Tread Carefully
Officials urge cautious driving with more rural traffic and gravel road hazards. Speed over 50 on gravel is unsafe and farmers’ slow moving equipment poses surprise risks. Have cars checked, especially tires brakes and steering. Request a free copy of the new Rules of the Road from Charles F. Carpentier in Springfield Iowa.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Imaots
Our Finest Fire Dept Meets Burdened Officers
The passage argues the fire department is praised while police are overburdened by duties. It contends faster state speed limits near schools burden local officers and hurt pride, urging an extra police officer to protect children and the community.
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Illinois
Iis
West Liberty Social Notes Brighten Sunday Affray
Mrs Rosa Statesm and Mrs Edith Marrs visited Mrs Helen Welsh Sunday afternoon. Somerhill Starks and Mrs Ann Morris and children visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Fitzgarrald Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ollie Lee visited Mr and Mrs Hal Lee Sunday. Wilbur Cartright Karen and Mrs Evert Harbor and Sue attended the Martinsville band concert Sunday. Karen and Sue are band members. Mae Selders visited the Fitzgarralds Wednesday.
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Edith Marrs
Helen Welsh
Somerhill Starks
Ann Morris
Clarence Fitzgarrald
Ollie Lee
Hal Lee
Wilbur Cartright
Karen
Evert Harbor
Sue
Martinsville
Mae Selders
Float fishing opens access to unseen fishing spots
A spring outdoor feature urges anglers to try float fishing on deeper streams to reach spots unreachable by land. Plan logistics, allow time, and avoid a dusk finish to maximize chances in streams deemed fished out.
Social Calling Friday Through Sunday in Local Homes
In a flurry of visits and gatherings, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Biggs hosted in the afternoon, Walter Cox visited his sister in Kansas last week, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lee with Lowell visited Mrs. Ollie Lee on Wednesday.
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Roy Biggs
Walter Cox
Garver
Kansas
Owen Lee
Lowell
Ollie Lee
Paul Behner
Purdue University
Eva Hinkle
Pleasant Hill
Lincoln Bible School
Robert Webster
Linda
Stevie
Lafe Marks
Mary Lovell
Cephas Davis
Charley Fitzgarrald
Marshall Thompson
Elzie Newman
James Lucan
Rosa Statesman
Real Estate Transfers Reported for March 1961 Deeds
The notice lists several March 1961 warranty deeds transferring parcels in township 9 and Westfield, including F F Slusser to Charles Eugene Gross and Marian L Gross and Bertha Shawver to Delbert and Katie Mitchell. Additional transfers include Kenneth Cribelar to Hubert Ashley and Roy H Liffick to Carl.
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F. F
Leona Slusser
Charles Eugene
Marian L. Gross
Bertha A. Shawver
Delbert O. Mitchell
Katie V. Mitchell
Westfield
Kenneth H
Betty Lou
Guthrie
Casey
Roy H
Ruby F. Liffick
Carl
Land deeds list dated April 1961 transfer parcels
Several warranty deeds dated April 1961 record transfers of parcels across sections and townships. Names include Goldie Pine, Ruby Liffick, Melvin McConchie, Donald Knierim, Roland Haddon, Mamie Troxel, Darwin Cemetery, Gertrude Daly, Norris Cline, Russell Irwin, Luther Sanders, Roy Lawson, Dan Neibarger, and Hazel Hedges. Each conveyance lists section, township, range details and a $1 or $2 consideration.
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Goldie Pine
Roya
Ruby F. Liffick
Melvin D
Béneta G. McConchie
Donald P. Knierim
Roland R
Marguerite M. Haddon
Dulaney
Casey
John and
Mamie Troxel
Darwin Cemetery
Darwin
Gertrude C. Daly
Norris L
Winona K. Cline
Russell S. Irwin
Luther P
Gladys E. Sanders
Roy Lawson
William Starkey
Woodford Dulaney
Marshall
Ragan
Hazel Hedges
Dan and
Helen Neibarger
Local area ad seeks distributor for vending line
An advertisement offers a real opportunity to distribute a complete line of cigarettes candy nuts or gum through new automatic vendors. Applicants need a car references and cash capital of 900 secured by inventory. Full time earnings are promising. Write P O x 156 Rochester with phone details.
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P.O
Rochester
From where I sit a town tale on favors and respect
A brief vignette recalls Red Dolan driving Widow Parker to the depot for her annual visit with her sister. She notes many neighbors offering help but asks Red to tell friends not to house clean for her since it ruined things last year. The piece muses on good intentions and personal choices.
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Red Dolan
Parker
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