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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1960

Page

2

Marshall Herald Publishing Details

The Marshall Herald is printed by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois. It lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor and publishes weekly on Fridays. Subscriptions cost 2.00 annually and local ads are 35c per column inch plus 20c per line for reader ads.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall, Ilinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Illinois Herald

Social Security delay could be avoided with early filing

A farmer and his wife waited over three months for their first Social Security checks. They had moved off the farm and rented it, and only Mr James had his Social Security card. Officials needed age documents and a last year tax return, and errors required further work. The article urges filing months before retirement to prevent such delays.

James Mr. James Social Security Office

Melrose Notes of Visits and Local Life

A long list of Sunday and Friday calls among families in the Melrose area includes the Emery White family in Annapolis, the Kenderdines, Blankenbakers, and Lees visiting various neighbors. Updates include Stephen Graham’s return from Schmidt Clinic and ongoing hospital transfers for Herschel Higginbotham. Leptospirosis affects livestock and humans, reducing gains and causing abortions and deaths.

Emery White Annapolis Marilyn Parcel Bonnie Sue Nina Blankenbeker Anita Cora Blankenbeker Leo Green Sharon Gary Chris Warren Kenderdine June James Blankenbeker Kenneth Blankenbeker Stephen Graham Schmidt Clinic Maude Kenderdine Nora Kenderdine Rodney Rita Lee George Lee Carol Ann Hilda Faye Cornwell Henton Church of God Henton Ilinois Flossie Kenderdine Maude Wells Roxanna Garnet Ogle Tony Randy Rayhel Leah Mae Green Rosalee Kenderdine Thelma Ward Hazel Nicol Roselyn Thompson Anna Dee Wells Mary Sue Grace Dodd Carol Ann Cornwell Terre Haute Layman (Jay) Davison and Seottie Lester Partlow Casey Charles Kenderdine Joyce Shelton Stanley Weir Robert Higginbotham Cora Splankenbeker Dessie Chapman Thelma Ward Lawrence’ Kenderdine Judy Debby Darrell Rich Corby Lee Flossie Kenderdine

Rules of the Road safety guidance from state official

Section 64 regulates traffic and urges motorists to check for reasonable safety before leaving a parking space. Drivers should look in the rear-view mirror, and if needed roll down a window to verify traffic behind. A new Rules of the Road booklet is available free by writing to Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Spring- Geld Minois

Graduation speech urges unity and community support

A speaker extols graduates and the community for fostering educational opportunities. The message emphasizes unity, ongoing participation in local activities, and backing schools and local merchants to sustain progress toward adulthood.

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