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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
6
Daily listings from Marshall Illinois show furniture bargains farm sales rental notices and events. Items include Stanfield's Store cooking demonstration invitations a variety of property for sale or rent Edgar Wrightlinger Jack Bierbaum and Thomas McClure as sellers plus Stanfield and Crumlin beauty shop owners and Mrs Carver Hanks as a local dealer.
A dense list of social visits fills the page from Gary to Terre Haute with numerous families named. Charles Marvin and companions from Gary visit. tours include trips to Florida and Massachusetts, a House of Delegates meeting in Charleston, and several residents traveling or hosting relatives. Cpl. Dale Norton departs for Fort Custer after a 30 day stay.
School notes urge parents to review progress cards and sign them and return them to the school. Parents may contact teachers with questions to cooperate for the students. Alumnae are invited to attend the banquet on Wednesday November 26 at 6 30 p m in the Marshall High School Cafeteria.
Section meeting on Nov 1 in Charles ton for Future Homemaker of America with Marshall officers Kathryn Bumpus Janet Gurley and Eleanor Meehling and attendees Mrs Williams and Mrs Ralston Leadership training aim to improve local chapters Kathryn Bumpus elected Chairman of Recreation and Mrs Ralston named vice president of the teacher group Letter from Leonard Schwartz praising Marshall High School volunteers who aided a district inspector and conservation officers in fighting fires near Marshall and across Illinois The lake site near Marshall is a conservation investment with long term habitat goals
A list of visiting relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Ellis Jackson in Rossville on Sunday. Among attendees were Mr and Mrs Roy Fox, Clinton residents, and Mrs Faye Randall with Kathleen Beachout, plus several from Paris and Overland Missouri.
Olivia Turk explains vision as a key education principle. Marshall Unit Schools conducted vision screening in grades one to eight with 723 tested and 50 referred for further exam. Follow-up will check corrections and home practices include proper reading habits and a diet rich in leafy greens milk eggs and liver.
Governor Adlai E Stevenson proclaims November 9 through 15 as American Education Week and urges school visits. The Marshall Community School System promotes visiting schools during the observance period for civic, patriotic and educational observance by citizens and groups.
Marshall journeyed to Linton last Friday night to play a competitive game. The report notes an away contest and hints at a strong performance despite limited details in the fragment.
Two scientists at the University of California Los Angeles use a colossal siren to study how sound energy converts to heat. The test notes that higher frequency or intensity increases heat conversion and shock-wave behavior. Practical gains include potential better mufflers for jet-engine testing facilities. Feeder lambs may die from over eating.
Advertises a salesman position offering training and a high earning potential averaging $10,000 yearly. Promotes a complete line of aluminum storm windows and awnings plus siding. Applicants are instructed to write to Box 150 Marshall Tl 45-2 for interviews.
Linton and Marshall produced a hard fought game with Linton scoring first after a fumble and extending lead with a 95 yard kickoff return. Marshall rallied with two touchdowns to lead late, but Linton answered with a key 50 yard kickoff return for a clinching score.
The Marshall Lions visited Charleston Tuesday night November 4 to face the Charleston Hi Tigers. They conclude the season with a 7 30 p m kickoff Friday November 7 at Marshall stadium against the Casey Warriors.
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