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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1961
Page
3
A long list of local visits and Sunday gatherings from Woodbury and nearby towns fills a page. Russell Taylor and Wallace families host and visit relatives such as the Bam and Lackey households while friends travel from Paris, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and Casey to share meals, birthdays, and prayer. The piece closes with a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 31 6.
A medical discussion explores appetite regulation, noting possible stomach hormones that could stimulate appetite after surgery. It discusses obesity treatment prospects and warns that appetite changes in older adults may signal strokes ulcers tumors anemia or chronic illness.
Mrs Ruth Wright reports a Baptist Missionary group meeting at Mrs Eva Wrights home with sixteen ladies and five children. The notes list visits to Santa Claus Indiana, Terre Haute, Marshall and Robinson among residents of Graysville West Terre Haute Fairbanks Union Hospital and Hoosier towns with multiple family gatherings and dinners noted.
Mr and Mrs Woodford Williams hosted Sunday guests including Joe and Roger Clem and children at Casey. Mr and Mrs Alton Blankenship entertained to dinner Sunday with Emory Shumaker and family and Jack Webster and daughter. Danny Joe Cornwell spent Saturday with his grandparents Roscoe and Mrs Graham. Mrs Reba Reynolds was hostess to a Stanley party Friday afternoon.
Elder Gaylord Green of Casey and John Carpenter and Oscar visited Mrs. Lucy Chambers on Sunday. Wilma Craig Rosemary Sutton and Dwayne of Gary were weekend guests of Hershel and Mrs. Cline. Saturday they joined by Pearl Craig and May Fawley of Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Blankenship Maude Miller John Grace and Golda Blizzard Mrs. Grace Higgin
Miss Frances Grake reports social visits including Mr and Mrs Alva Wells with Mr and Mrs Don Green on Wednesday. Doyle Artman family called on Lena Artman. Rev Delma Stiger and family visited relatives in Bloomington Illinois. Harold Evans daughter of Robinson and O Neal Guyer accompanied by their families shared Saturday night supper with hosts.
The Illinois State Medical Society warns hunters and others handling wildlife carcasses to guard against tularemia or rabbit fever as the rabbit hunting season from November 18 to January 31 raises exposure risk. Officials note most human cases come from contact with rabbits and infected fur bearing animals.
The Herald outlines disease risks from animals such as squirrels and skunks including ticks and lice. It notes infection can occur from undercooked meat or drinking water contaminated by diseased animals.
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