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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

3

Marshall Herald Publication Details

The Marshall Herald is published weekly every Friday in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co. at 124 S 5th St. Editors Mark and Carlos Stewart oversee the publication with standard rates listed: subscription 2.00 yearly local ads 35 cents per column inch and classified ads 20 cents per line.

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

Store Gasoline Safely For Illinois Homeowners

Illinois homeowners risk fires by storing gasoline in broken glass jugs often reused from cider or disinfectant. Glass fails in heat and can crack or explode, so switch to metal cans with spring-loaded lids and bright red paint labeling gasoline to prevent accidents.

Illinois O. L. Hogsett

West Union Social News Highlights

Mrs. Ruth Wright reports visitors and family gatherings in West Union. Notables include Herman Thompson and a baby with the Leasures, Arthur Poorman and Joe Poorman visiting from Florida and Indiana, plus funeral attendance for Harry Davis and local hospital updates.

West Union Ruth Wright

Local Residents Visit and Birthday Celebrations Highlight Week

Friday and weekend visits feature the Sheltons and Powells with several extended families in Terre Haute and Robinson. May 20 marks Charles Kenderdine’s birthday with a supper hosted by the Kenderdines and guests including Nora Kenderdine and Rodney and Donna.

Social notes from Villa Grove and area events

Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Eva Wright included Mrs. Nelle Strohm Bisa Coryell and Lillie White. Eva Wright returned Thursday after months with relatives in Robinson. Banquet at Villa Grove Christian Church honored graduates from the University of Illinois and Villa Grove high school. Attendees included the Clatfelters and Baughmans. The Eckes 50th anniversary at Otter Creek Men’s Club was marked by Jack Eckes family and Fred Dittmer and son. Dittmer is daughter of Stanley Scott.

Eva Wright Nelle Strohm Bisa Coryell Lillie White Harry Wright Russel Clatfelter Robinson Stanley Leasure Fenton Ledermann Christian Church Villa Grove Ilinois Otter Creek

Sunday Evening Message by Rev Ezekial Haley at Ohio Chapel

Rev Ezekial Haley will deliver the Sunday evening sermon at Ohio Chapel on May 26 at 8 00 p m. The following social notes mention local visits: Mrs Roselyn Thompson and Mrs Anna Dee Wells were guests of Mrs Pleasie Bartlett Thursday for dinner and shared further calls with Mrs Cecil Spangler and Mrs Reba Weir.

Ezekial Haley Roselyn Thompson Anna Dee Wells Pleasie Bartlett Cecil Spangler Reba Weir James Graham Pearl Medsker Mary Thompson Hazel Nichols Ruth Boyer Warren Arbuckle Maggie White Terre Haute William Imle Adah, Gray

Melrose Notes Saturday Visits and Family News

Miss June Kinderdine reports Melrose social updates. Mr and Mrs William Cannady and Mrs Maggie White spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Ramsey at Casey. Howard Johnsons family of Arizona moved to the former Pearl Graham farm. Warren Kenderdinel and June joined Mr and Mrs Charles Kenderdine for Tuesday dinner. George and Burton Lee attended Owen Lees funeral in Marshall Sunday. Owen was George’s brother. Visitors to the Kenderdine family included Henry Shelton, Johnny Shelton, Elma Shelton, Donnie and Frankie Powell. Omer Powell and sons were mentioned in passing.

Johnny Shelton Henry Shelton Donnie Frankie Powell Flossie Kenderdine Warren Kenderdine June Sylvia Stephen Garnet Ogle Tony Leah Mae Green Gary Chris Charles Kenderdine Omer Powell Nora Kenderdine Rodney Donna Flossie ,Kenderdine William Cannady Maggie ‘White James Ramsey Casey Howard Johnson Arizona Pearl Graham Farm Warren Kenderdinel George Lee Burton Lee Owen Lee Marshall Owen George Elma Shelton Frankies Powell Kenderdines Omer Powell and

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