Sunday services and local visits in Marshall area
The Ohio Chapel services are announced by Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck with Rev. Roscoe Moore preaching on Sunday, November 14. Local residents including the Knowles, Gard, Thompson, Shotwell, Marvin, and Wernz families share Sunday visits and weekend gatherings around Marshall and Hutsonville, with several notes of neighbors calling on relatives and attending games.
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Roscoe Moore
Casey
Ohio Chapel
Clyde Knowles
Marshall
Tra Canee
Carroll Gard
Otho Thompson
Everett Scott
Anna Shotwell
Stanley Krae Jmer
Billy Joe Scott
George Marvin
Richard Bumpus
True Thompson
George Hackler, Jr
Timmie
Charleston
Fairy Imie
Adah Gray
Fern Wernz
Neal Bumpus
Robert Wernz
Robert
Paul Finkbiner
Prairieton
Ind
Bernard Marvin
Lewis Marvin
Carrolls Gard
Wm. Imle
J. B. Norbeck
Winfred
Oblong
Sandra
Mikey
Carl Dean Lindley
Grant Hollenbeck
Wanda Norton
Thelma
Richard
Lula Lindley
Hutsonville
Graysville
Chicago show to spotlight farm youth and 4-H contests
The 55th International Livestock Exposition and Horse Show runs November 26 to December 4 at the expanded International Amphitheatre. A national 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, state champion teams, and the 38th National 4-H Club Congress bring youth from across the U S Canada and abroad. Events include Junior Livestock Feeding Contest November 27 and meat judging November 30 with competitions for beef cattle sheep and hogs. The 32nd International Grain and Hay Show opens in the new main floor hall. Featured entertainment includes 14 horse show performances with matinees on several days."
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Rts
Winter Driving Prep for Safe Vehicle Operation
The notice urges pre winter car checks for defects that affect starting, brakes, spark plugs, distributor points and battery. It warns uneven braking can cause skids on ice and worn tires should be replaced. It offers a free Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Iittacis
Remembering Old Timers of Colville Homesteads
Ms Terade McFarland Meyers recalls over fifty years ago in Okanogan County when the Colville Reservation opened for homesteads. She describes log houses, a one room school with a cone door, homemade debris and benches, mice in class, a teacher who fled at mice, lunches in lard pails, and a bull snake near a lunch pail. Contributions requested for The Old Timer community free service in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Terade McFarland Meyers
Spokane
Washington
Okanogan County
Colville Indian Reservation
Pat Iin
Community
Frankfort
Kentucky
Economists predict shorter workweeks with steady spending
The author questions forecasts by economists that by around 1960 earnings rise while the work week drops by five hours. They argue defense and government spending at current levels could fuel this, and note the public may resist more time off. The writer laments losing a personal day for hunting or fishing.
County social notes report visits around Casey area
Miss Frances Drake reports Opal Graham Louise and Arlene McCrory visiting Mrs. Janes Clatfelter and Mrs. George St John of Casey on Sunday. Lena Artman and Bonnie Moore called on Dorcas Graham. Harold Clatfelter and Roscoe Graham were seen in a Tupeday evening visit.
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Opal
Graham
Louise
Ariene McCrory
Janes Clatfelter
George St. John
Casey
Andra
Ray Drake
Lena
Artman
Bonnie Moore
Dorcas
Harold Clatfelter
Roscoe
Appreciation Note From Roy Spencer
Roy Spencer thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards calls and flowers received while in hospital and at home.
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Roy
Spencer
Clark County voters hear long election speech
A local candidate in Clark County declares deep commitment to winning the office of County Superintendent of Schools. The statement reflects persistent election rhetoric and the pursuit of a key county education post.
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Clark County
Myron
Sim ‘Tedrieli
Seville merchants seek benches to lure out-of-town shoppers
A Seville Chronicle note laments dull downtown, cites out-of-town shoppers attracted by centers and gimmicks. It recalls Lincolnton benches for visitors as a potential boost, arguing local merchants lose value chasing novelty and promotions.
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Seville Chronicle
Seville
Ohie
Rdehutter
Riff Raft
Reed
Feackahe
Lincolnton
Courthouse
Main
Fringes and Health Insurance in Congress Debates
The piece discusses federal aid for health care, the Eisenhower plan on medical insurance, and the rise of fringe benefits. It cites the United States Chamber of Commerce on 1963 costs of social security pensions insurance vacations and sick leave totaling about 32 billion dollars, up from 1.5 billion in 1929. It notes employer costs of 25 billion in 1963 and government fringe benefits at 7 billion. The article covers FTC actions against insurers for deceptive practices and general gaps in coverage in health policies.
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Congress
Ain
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Federal Trade Commission
Surance
Anead
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Marshall, Dlinois
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Eeriyas Epervices
Chicago
Canada
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Frances Drake
By.Mahoney
Coe
Johnny
Margaret
Carnegie
Indiana
Chicago Motor Club
Aleo
American Automobile Association
Japan
Keres
Pacific
House
Senate
Department of Interior
Alaska
Department
Alaska Railroad
Alaska Road Commission
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
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