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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1953
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 per year and local ads at 35c per column inch or 20 per line. It notes editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart and publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois.
Before 1953 the old law allowed local rabies restrictions. The Rabies Control Act requires counties to appoint a licensed veterinarian as rabies inspector, inoculate dogs, issue certificates, collect fees for a rabies fund, and confine or muzzle unvaccinated or biting dogs. Violations carry a $25 to $100 fine.
Twenty people gathered at Ohio Chapel for Sunday school last Sunday. Olga Leatherman and cousin Zola Keith visited Thursday with Stacey Wernz, Pleasie Bartlett, and Mrs. Adah Gray. Mildred Finkbiner of Prairie Town Indiana spent Sunday with her mother Anna Shutwell. Grant Hollenbeck and family visited friends Vernon Hollenbeck and daughters of Palestine on Friday. Revival services at Cooper's Chapel Saturday night featured Rev. Viola Winney of Casey.
A man on Main Street recalls a confrontation with a woman who eyed him and challenged his courtesy. He apologizes for assuming familiarity and deflects with a morning greeting that backfires as she accuses him of failing to tip his hat and calls him a cad.
The note lists visits among Carpenter Lindley Fleetwood Green Thompson Wernz Crumrin Strohm Miller Blizzard and others from Marshall Terre Haute Paris Avon Potters Hill and Effingham hospital illness of Elder W A Fuson mentioned plans for a preaching service by Rev Lloyd Gower on November 8.
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