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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
9
The Marshall Herald, Marshall Illinois published by Webash Valley Printing Co lists rates for subscriptions and advertising and identifies Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as editors. It notes second class mail status and entry at the Marshall post office.
A tribute to the American fighter who has served in every war, though hating conflict. The poem elevates the common citizen as loyal, dutiful, and brave, ready to answer the call to defend native land against threats.
Charles Shuman of the Illinois Agricultural Association criticizes OPS price controls for causing a potato shortage. He cites early market disincentives, black market activity, and prior government support as factors, arguing that price fixing fails to work.
Sunday school attendance reported at 30 with a preaching service after. A surprise dinner honored Rev Kemp and wife. Numerous visits and gatherings center on Snyder families including Collier, Cornwell, Tryon, Woods, Hollenbeck, Wait, Draper, and others with trips to St Louis and Robinson, and local concerns like property sales and strawberry harvests.
Sunday school attendance was twenty five as Rev. Lloyd Gower led the study hour and evening sermon at Ohio Chapel. A large crowd heard the sermon from Romans chapter six. Local visits include Mrs. Fairy Imle with sister Adah Gray and numerous gatherings among families in Potters Hall and West Union.
The Rural Union Home Bureau unit met at 1 30 p m at Mrs Neema Arbuckle with eleven members and one guest Miss Ella J Fikuart. Anice Prevo opened the meeting singing My Blue Heaven and roll call was What My Home Town Means to Me. Minor and major lessons on personal grooming and accepting changes in family and community were led by Mrs Jean McCrory and Miss Elia Fikuart. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is at Mrs Alma Cooper's on June 16.
Illinois 4-H plans 38 scholarships worth 300 dollars each for top achievement records across five programs.donors include International Harvester six for field crops and frozen foods, Dearborn Motors ten for poultry, Firstone eight for soil and water conservation, and Standard Oil Co of Indiana eight for tractor maintenance.
Dr. Cornelius H. Muller, associate professor of botany at Santa Barbara College, examined Spanish herbariums and found pre 1800 oak specimens that show some recently claimed new species in California and Texas were described long ago. He also visited Madrid Geneva and Copenhagen herbariums to confirm the early records. A stray veterinary warning notes swells in pigs eyelids snout or lips due to pig edema.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lowe wed Wednesday and attended the shower for their daughter Patty and husband Cpl. Lewie Myles now stationed at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma. Mrs. C O Wilson Clinton Ind Mrs Don Hutchengs Mrs P E Cornwell Miss Ola Collier and Cpl Louis Myles visited Mrs N R Myles of Marshall Thursday.
The article notes bright pastel interiors aid learning, with educators and eye specialists backing color themed classrooms. Exterior and interior hues, door colors, and one-floor layouts reduce eyestrain, while light blues, peach, rose, lavender, and aqua greens create a stimulating, comfortable environment for reading, writing and arithmetic.
U S marriages totaled 1 58 million in 1951, down five percent from 1950, continuing a postwar downward trend. Western and midwestern states led declines of 10 percent or more, while Delaware Georgia and some others showed gains. Las Vegas Miami and Elkton saw fewer marriages. Reno rose slightly.
The text recounts Bell’s development of an electric probe to locate bullets, a suggested device to restore breathing akin to an early iron lung, and his broader interests. It notes his 75 year life ending August 2, 1922, plus a novel air conditioning setup in his Connecticut Avenue home to beat Washington heat with a chilled attic room at 65 degrees.
A bleached finish lightens wood by removing color with chemical treatments, creating Harvest Wheat Mahogany or Amber Walnut looks. A blond finish is achieved by tinting with a wash, pigmented sealer, or light amber stain on naturally light woods like birch maple beech.
Relatives influence mental illness. A Whitman article cites spouses and family as triggers and notes couples tease and compare as damaging behavior. Psychologists warn such dynamics undermine self esteem, urging motive tapping and professional guidance.
Discovery of the Uaymiris in 1941 near the Camanau tributary of the Rio Negro led Maj. Eugene Chauvin to establish contact with a tribe once described as hostile. Mrs. Maurice Bernard donated a collection of bows and arrows given by the Indians themselves after an exchange of gifts.
The Koryo state built a 25 foot wall across the peninsula to shield the people from northern invaders as Mongols in 1231 swarmed from the Yalu. Genghis Khan’s forces pushed south to Sengdo while the Korean king fled to a Han River island bastion. Seven centuries later Japanese overlords renamed Kaesong Kaijo guiding paths toward Panmunjom on the western road.
Designers adapt to contemporary homes with large windows and home entertainment systems. End tables shrink from eighteen to fourteen inches wide, buffet sideboards drop from sixty six to fifty four inches, and even reproductions of 18th century dining pieces are scaled down to fit available room.
Fragmented crossword clues with numerous garbled letters. Contains word fragments, misread names, and partial phrases across horizontal and vertical entries. Provides hints like love affair disease of fowls and woody plant but many items are unreadable or corrupted.
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