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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1953
Page
4
4 Hers urged to collect grain show samples with six ears of corn and a quart of shelled corn or a quart of beans for the soybeans. The grain show ties to the Achievement program with date and place to be announced. The column highlights egg quality, the marketing chain, and Clark County poultry profits last year.
Commentary suggests timing for egg price peaks from July to December and offers dairy feeding advice. It recommends using high producing cows with sufficient hay and a balanced grain mix, plus molasses at one to two pounds daily to improve low quality hay palatability and production.
Clark county 4-H member Kay W Newlin is one of twenty Illinois 4-H members from fifteen counties selected for the Five Year Room Plan Achievement Tour in Chicago November 1 and 2. Since 1952 she has redesigned and redecorated her room with a semi bath plan aided by her parents. the tour is funded by the Sears Roebuck Foundation and coordinated by state 4-H staff.
Attendees included Helen Hackman and Laura Hedleson with mothers Mrs. Braner and Mrs. Klingler. The group stayed at the Conrad Hilton, visited the Art Institute, saw Pictures for Pleasure exhibits, Sears Roebuck testing labs, Tarrant and Seay prints discussion, Furnishings Club luncheon, and Merchandise Mart tours with design exhibits.
Dallas Miller county office manager reports new items for farmers. 1953 Soil Conservation practices must be completed and reported. 1953 soybean support $2.58 and corn $1.62. warehouse loans available with grain in approved bins. Reconstitutions limited after wheat seeding. wheat 1954 eligibility requires acreage allotment compliance and wheat marketing cards.
Marshall high school presents Belles on Their Toes a Frank and Ernestine Ailbreth comedy at the American Legion Auditorium on November 19 and 20 at 8 15 p m Ushers listed include Frances Cut right Kay Brooke Fuller Barbara Hill and Yvonne Hewitt Posters will appear in Marshall business section The show is a sequel to Cheaper By The Dozen and features a large cast including a baby and a dog.
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting at 7 00 p m in the high school on Monday November 9. The session includes discussion with PTA Survey Group members offering help with a survey of preschool age children in the school district.
Alice Little leads a Monday 7:00 p.m. meeting of Marshall area parents to survey preschool age children for future Marshall schools. The week includes Etiquette classes for children, American Education Week events, and a plan to display parent classroom visits. The P T A also thanks cake donors from Halloween and aims to install a South School stop sign. The cafeteria menu for November 9 to 13 is listed.
Monday through Friday entries list events: student council programs at 2:00 PM, 7:00 PM board meeting and PTA survey. Tuesday includes junior class meetings, a 6:30 PM football banquet, and a junior high basketball game in Palestine. Armistice Day closes school. Friday features a 3:00 PM pep session and a 7:30 PM Lions versus Casey football game in Casey.
A compilation of warranty and other deeds transferring parcels in Martinsville Westfield Casey and Collins additions with amounts, buyers, sellers and dates from 1953 to 1958, including several land parcels in sections and townships, plus a 1823 patent and other federal transfers.
A note of gratitude thanks neighbors and friends for picking corn and performing many acts of kindness and wartime aid as expressed by Mrs. Matt Samford.
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