Marshall Herald publication details and rates
The Marshall Herald prints weekly editions published by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. Sth Street Marshall Illinois 62441. Editor Mark Stewart oversees a staff with subscription rates listed as 2.00 per year and local advertising at 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classifieds.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. Sth Street
Marshall
Mark Stewart
Hllinois
Maralehall
Ilinois
Herald
The Anti Gun Propaganda Campaign Debated
A defender argues that a broad anti gun campaign threatens 50 million Americans and urges readers to join the National Rifle Association. The piece critiques anti gun factions, questions public safety focus, and promotes NRA growth as protection of the right to keep and bear arms.
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United States
National’ Rifle Association
NRA
Birthday and social notices from Ohio chapel area
Community birthdays and gatherings appear throughout the Ohio chapel area from Wednesday to Sunday. Neals, Wernzs, Shotwells, Alexanders, and Hollenbecks are among those hosting and visiting relatives and friends across Marshall and Terre Haute with church events and home extensions noted. Fire safety guidance closes the page with tips from G L Hogsett on portable heaters and chimney care for winter.
West Union Social Notes Highlight Guests and Visitations
Nell Parky of Indianapolis was a weekend guest of Mrs Gladys Marvin. Ruth Wright spent three weeks in California visiting daughter and husband Henry Walter Torrence and granddaughter with Clay Harmon and family of Westminster. Christian Mission Circle met Nov 3 with nine members. Regular visits include Isbell Downey and Utterback families. Inductions and gatherings noted for Utterback and Crumrin families.
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Nell Parky
Indianapolis
Gladys Marvin
Ruth Wright
California
Henry Walter
Torrence
Clay Harmon
Westminister
Christian Mission Circle
Alice Utterback
Rose Thompson
Charlotte Leasure
Hazel Wright
Shirley Scenogle
Martha Moore
Fern Isbell
Hattie Ledermann
Aith Ledermann
Charles Isbell
Hazel Downey
Newton
Ronald Utterback
Howard Utterback
Gary Crumrin
Russell
Crumrin
Herman Thompson
Wilford Leasure
Paul Ingrum
Griffith
Indiana
James Ingrum
Myrna Ingrum
Charleston
Temperature Drops Like Fire Dangers
As outdoor temperatures fall indoor fire risks rise with heating use and improper venting cited as key hazards for homes and families in winter safety advisories.
In Memoriam Ray Baggs 1966 Remembrance Card
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Ray Baggs who died November 12 1966. Your memory is our keepsake from us it will never part with God you are in his keeping but we have you in our hearts. Sadly missed by The Family.
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Ray Baggs
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