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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1960

Page

2

Marshall Herald publication details and rates

The Marshall Herald is published every Friday in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Mark Stewart and Garros Stewart run the paper with Mark Stewart as editor. Subscriptions cost 2.00 a year and local ads are 35c per column. Reader ads run 20c per line.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall,linois Mark Stewart-and-Garros-Stewart Mark Stewart Marshall Illinois Herald

Illinois Veterans Compensation Urges Earlier Applications

World War II veterans and survivors in Pennsylvania and Illinois are urged to file for compensation before December 31 1960. Eligible veterans include those with honorable discharges who served at least 60 days between December 7 1941 and September 2 1945 and residents at the time of service. WAAC members active after 1943 may also qualify, with about 1400 additional potential claimants yet to apply. Local offices and hours are listed in Edgar County and Marshall Illinois for filing assistance.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Ralph B. Johnson Illinois Veterans’ Commission Johnson Illinois Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Armed Forces WAAC Elgible Edgar County Walter B. Tucker E. Court Street Paris Marshall

Soil conservation progress notes from October.

Don Pretzsch notes ongoing construction of soil conservation practices. Owners and operators: Walter Volkers built a farm pond in Wabash township, operated by Eugene Tingley. Carrol Gard Diversion on Cora Gard farm in Melrose. Otta Kuykendall W ditch in Wabash, operated by Bobj Kuykendall. Harold Jones three block overfall tool wall in Wabash. Ben Grabenheimer Ww ditch and cross slope ditch in Dolson, operated by Buel Evans, Roy and Ruth Dickerson. Leroy Wells Jr. operates Orange township outlets. Roy Williams diversions in Martinsville. Ralph Alenthrop diversions in Johnson. Clarence Marrs tirnstrip ditch and two outlets in Westfield, operated by Douglas White. Charles Beasley W and cin ditches in Orange, operated by Everett Comer. Fred Cooper three foot overfall straight drop in Martinsville. Leland Miller toewalls in Darwin. Welsh Brothers W ditch in Wabash. Foster McConchie W ditch in Wabash. Ralph Jones Dolson pond. Owen Hendrix farm pond. The Herald published for $2.00 per year.

Walter Volkers Wabash Eugene Tingley Carrol Johnson Township Clarence Marrs Westfield Township Douglas White Charles Beasley Orange Township Everett Comer Fred Cooper Martinsville Township Leland Miller Darwin Township Wabash Township Foster McConchie Ralph Jones Dolson Township Owen Hendrix Herald

Farm ditch construction across multiple townships report

Dolson township John Van Fleet built two N ditches a turn strip ditch and a diversion on his Martinsville township farm. Darrell Morgan Orange township contracted a scogp tch and ah oite ditch. Robert Robinson constructed a waterway on Darwin township farm. John Beaty built two concrete block toe nails on Martinsville farms operated by Wilbur Kile. Kathleen Steele built an outlet ditch on Dolson township farm operated by Jack Crane. Woodford Williams Anderson township built a turnstrip ditch and a W ditch.

Dolson Township John van Fleet Martinsville Darrell Morgan Orange Robert Robinson Darwin John Beaty Wilbur’ Kile Kathleen Steele

Corn disappearance spikes amid price support debate

Illinois farmers outlook notes corn disappearance rose to 4.1 billion bushels in the year ending September, up 10 percent from the prior year and 33 percent above the five year average. Use growth driven by feed for livestock and poultry, despite higher grain outputs and lower price supports.

Congress L. H. Simer Dept. of Ag. Economics

New Course Offered at U of I Ag Short Course

The 10th annual University of Illinois Winter Short Course in Agriculture adds a course on agricultural policy and programs. Warren Wessels explains it analyzes past and present programs and the farmer's role in policy making. Sessions run February 6 to March 17 for adults 18 and older, with outreach to young farmers.

Illinois Warren Wessels College of Agriculture Mumford Hall Urbana

Ohio Chapel News Briefs and Social Guests

Rev. Gene Bennett of Casey delivered the evening sermon at Ohio Chapel on Grace in the Wilderness. The community list notes numerous visiting family and friends, Sunday dinners, and local events including an Holstein sale in St. Charles Illinois and a birth at Union Hospital Terre.

Gene Bennett Casey Ohio Chapel Jeremish Euclid. Boyer Ruth Brandenstein R. H. Gard Herman‘ ‘Bartlett Ira Cannady James‘ ‘Graham Ira’ Cannady Jean Thompson Donnie Lucille van. Fleet Dirs Mabel Gard Grant Holsenbeck Harold Graham Robert Wernz John van Fleet St. Charles Ill Anna Dee Wells Stanley Mary Sue Herman Bartlett Paul Finkbiner Prairieton Indiana Anna Shotwell Nora Jeffers Effingham True Thompson James Graham Fern Wernz Helen. Wernz Mollie’ ‘Evans Unions Hospital William Eb, Marvin West Union Union Hospital Terre Eric Willam Eric William Mike Neal Bumpus Jeanne Sand Herman ‘Bartlett Leroy. Wells, Sr Fchildren Maude Wells Roxanna Gideon Dehl

Fire destroys Coombs home furnishings after Saturday blaze

Mr and Mrs Woodrow Coombs suffered a fire Saturday evening that wrecked their house and left the furnishings beyond repair. Firefighters battled the flames but could not save the belongings.

Woodrow Coomb

Crowded Out Last Week Denison Shower Honors Spiveys

Mrs Myrtle Taylor and Mrs Pauline Fisher hosted a miscellaneous shower Saturday night honoring Mr and Mrs William Spivey newly married. Numerous relatives and friends from Terre Haute Marshall Decatur and West Terre Haute attended. The event celebrated the marriage of Mrs Spivey formerly Carolyn Tharpe with gifts and well wishes.

Myrtle .Taylor Pauline Fisher William Spivey Spivey Carolyn Tharpe Foster Thompson West Terre, Haute Thompson Union Hospital Edna Hepler Booneville Missouri A. BE. Doll Elsie Cash Allie Morris Jake Milley Nina Johns Cora Bartram Marshall Pearl Mount Terre Haute E. O. Jones Edward Roger Butts Ernest Ray Valencia Patricia Green West Terre Haute Winford Taylor Russell Taylor A. E. Doll Darrell Shade Villa Grove Daisy Prusett Herschel Livvix David Bland Donetta Lawrence Cooper Harold Morecraft Dean Holmes Hisister Nellie Liggett

Pie Cribbage Visit Highlights Local Social Etiquette

Doc Turner declines cherry pie after cribbage with Smiley Roberts and Mrs. Roberts. The exchange frames a community style of hospitality and persuasion, noting a preference for letting neighbors choose their own paths.

Doc Turner Smiley Roberts Mrs. Roberts Doc

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