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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1962
Page
2
The Marshall Herald is published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S 5th St Marshall Illinois. Editor is Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Subscription rate is 2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and 20c per line for reader ads.
Many workers over 62 may be entitled to Social Security benefits even with earnings over 1200 per year. The retirement test withholds 1 of benefits for every 2 earned over 1200 up to 1700 and 1 more for each dollar over 1700. Workers urged to contact the social security office for full explanation. Vocational agriculture in high school trains boys for farming or related careers.
Linda Norris reports Capitol released Glen Gray and Casa Loma Orchestra recreating swing tunes made famous by Lunceford Crosby Ellington Basie Dorsey Herman Miller and Gray. Cy Coleman teaches Broadway scores with Come Rain or Come Shine The Gentleman Is a Dope Luck Be a Lady and Tall Hope from Wildcat.
Sunday and midweek visits link Mrs. Maude Miller with Carl Albrecht Ernst and Golda Blizzard. Marshall area residents Bertha Amacher Hannah Davison and Everett greetings occur. church attendance noted at Marshall Baptist. Several neighbors, including Otis Williams and Dorothy Jean Riggs, stop by for afternoon calls and Friday visits.
The University of Illinois reports crown and root rats affect all major Illinois small grains. Disease impact varies with season, crop, variety and pathogen prevalence. Only once since 1870s plots in Urbana out-yield this year, with a complete fertility treatment producing 131.5 bushels.
A farm safety specialist notes half of preventable farm fires involve heating systems while biochemists report fluoride in milk cuts dental cavities in children by 75 percent.
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