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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1963

Page

2

Marshall Herald Fronts and Rates Notice

The Marshall Herald printed by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th Street Marshall Illinois shows editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It is published every Friday with subscription at 2 dollars per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch.

Marshall Herald Wabash Valley Printing Co S. 5Th Street Marshall, Ill Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Illinois

Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home seeks eligible veterans

Edward Akin of the Illinois Veterans Commission says vacancies exist for veterans with 90 days wartime service and IL residency, plus disability preventing work. Widows may qualify, after ten years marriage, age 50 or older, and no adequate means. No wait list. processing time may be brief. Local contacts: Edgar County Paris office 150 East Court Street open 8:30 to 5, weekdays. Clark County Marshall service office Wednesdays 10 to 2 at the courthouse.

Ilinois Soliders’ and Sailors Quincy Edward Akin Illinois Veterans’ Commission Illinois Akin Adkin Ilinois Veterans’ Commission Edgar County Illinois Veterans' Commission East Court Street Paris Clark County Marshall

Provide First Aid Kits for Home and Farm

University of Illinois safety specialist L Hogsett urges prompt correct treatment of injuries on farm or at home. Build affordable up to date first aid kits with a metal box or tin, labeled and stocked with tape sterile cotton cloth tourniquets vaseline antiseptic boric acid tincture of benzoin scissors and ammonia spirits.

University of Illinois L. Hogsett Hogsett

Make Me A Child Again Just For A Day Column

Mrs A Dumas of Hartford Connecticut recalls childhood chores from hand washing to churning butter. She recounts gypsy tales, a pedler visit, a dog with the family, and Sunday meals of chicken and dumplings. Submissions for The Old Timer go to Frankfort Kentucky.

Community Press Service Frankfort Kentucky

West Union Affected by Weekend Visits and Church Banquet

Residents from West Terre Haute Prairie Creek and nearby towns gathered for family meals and Sunday visits. The Christian church held a banquet honoring mothers with forty six guests attending. Mrs. Frances Jackson entered Union Hospital for surgery. Regular meetings included a 4-H health lesson and officer installation.

Clifford Higginbotham Prairie Creek Indiana Jack Higginbotham Clayton Higginbotham West Terre Haute Lulu Davidson Bierbaum Isaac Thompson Stella Shawler Nelle Strohm John Strohm Woodstock Illinois Mac Strohm Ruth Foley Paris Dean Strohm Harry Thompson Thompson Jack Bierbaum Wilford Leasure Villa Grove Fenton Ledermann Stanley Leasure Roy Sweet Mel Rodgers Mattoon Olive Strohm Scottie Linda Vickie Ruth Wright Men of the Christian Church Frances Jackson Union Hospital Terre Haute Larry Morecraft Joplin Missouri Claude Morecraft Marshall Maude Paddock Tim Paddock Mary Kentucky Jack Paddock Shelbyville Peggy Dolan California Fdne. Medsker Irma "Manhart Manhart Shirley Morton Dorothy Crumlin Allen

Ohio Chapel Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs. George Marvin and Mrs. Mildred Finkbiner were Mother's Day guests of Mrs. Anna Shotwell. Quaker church attendance included Mrs. Fern Wernz and others. Lawrence Hollenbeck visited the Hollenbeck home Thursday evening. Various visits followed among Wernz Bartlett and Adams families, with Terre Haute shopping and a trip to Chicago noted. The Home Extension met at Mrs. Leo Wernz’s home.

George Marvin Mildred Finkbiner Anna Shotwell Fern Wernz Pleasie Bartlett Mary Crumlin Lawrence Hollenbeck Grant Hollenbeck Margaret Wernz Rosales Bartlett Cyrus “Evans York Adah Gray Flossie Williams Jean Cline Don James Graham Steve Terre Haute T. E. Garlin Hélen Lanty Garlin Chicago Leo Wernz

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