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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1949

Page

3

Coffee Headaches From Giving Up Caffeine Explained

New York report quotes Dr. Noah Fabricant on caffeine withdrawal causing throbbing headaches lasting hours. He cites a man who quit six daily cups and found relief by replacing caffeine with cola, then tapering cola intake. The doctor notes headaches often signal other illnesses and outlines causes like eye strain, neuralgia, colds, sinus disease, and migraines with varied treatments.

New York Noah D. Fabricant Fabricant

Memorial honors First Marine Aviation at Miami Springs

A new memorial for the First Marine aviation force stands between highways near Miami Springs Florida. Erected by the Miami committee of the First Marine Aviation Veterans association it was dedicated on the unit s 30th anniversary in November 1948 during the association s annual convention. The monument funded by voluntary donations. The unit served in World War I in France bombed submarine bases and later operated with the British army.

First Marine Air Force Miami Springs Fla First Marine Aviation Force Miami First Marine Aviation Veterans Association Fighting First First Marine France

Huge Animated Paul Bunyan Figurine at Chicago Rail Fair

A two story Paul Bunyan figure, the largest animated figure, starred at the Chicago and North Western Railway exhibit during the 1949 railroad fair on the lakefront. The 35 foot tall figure moved, spoke, blinked, and told tall tales with a pulley and motor system. Frank Koval said the giant represents the size and spirit of the region served by the railway.

Chicago Paul Bunyan Chicago and North Western Railway Lake Front North Woods Frank Koval Axman

West Union News Notes From Mrs Piety and Neighbors

Mrs. Mac Piety reports social visits around West Union Indiana including Mrs Chapman near Annapolis and families of Lee Chapman and the Stahl and Prust households. Revival services at Second Christian church in Terre Haute were attended. An annual Christian church Mission Circle bazaar is planned for December 3 at 1 PM. The community welcomes new residents Ben Crow and family as they move to a remodeled home. Local gatherings include Home Bureau events, visits from Chicago guests, and remodeling progress on the A S Coryell store. Birds are scarce despite hunting season.

Chapman Annapolis Lee Chapman Carson Stahl Frances’Louise Decatur Bill Marvin Sandra Janice Ed Hargrave pGene Cline Clarksville Robert Prust George Nancy Jean Ben Crow West Union Roy Kearns Chicago Jean Prust Milo Prust Harry Wright Phyllis Home Bureau J Co. B. Prust Lu Handy Marshall Mattie Prevo Maud Paddock Charles Ingram Mattie Ausbrook Dad Williams Billy Ogle Aletha Ogle A. S. Coryell Coryell Clay Cork Fairy Collier John Harnett Wright John Sheets Virginia Keifer Terre Haute Sam Sheets

Community notices and family gatherings near Choctaw

The page lists numerous Sunday visits and birthdays across Choctaw and nearby areas. It notes funerals for Elder George Fuson near Fairbanks Indiana, a birthday anniversary for Maggie Miller, and various dinners hosted by the Miller and Cline families. It also mentions Charles Black's death and illness of Woodford Williams. Multiple local residents attended church baptisms at West Union.

Elder “Veger Rock Warren Norton Woodford Williams Richard Joe Dean Williams Casey Dean Alvin T. Miller Hurley Nicol Allright Ferry Shotts Kile Harry Higginbotham Norma Marshall Mary William Ledermann Hershel Cline Mill Creek West Union John Nicol Stanley Jane Elder Weger Robert Betty David Alton Blankenship John Oscar Carpenter Robert Monk Lucy Chambers Golda Blizzard Maude Miller

Visits and family ties mark week in region

Mrs Mary Scott Segebrecht and husband of Sheboygan visited with Mr and Mrs Roy Scott last Monday. Mrs Frank Illyes spent time with the Scotts. Mrs Mattie Neff of Terre Haute was a weekend guest of Mrs Mae Buckley. Roy Scott did business in Mattoon Thursday and Friday. November 12 marked the 80th birthday of Mrs Lizzie Harmon. Mrs Nelle Strohm Mrs Mayme Ingram Mrs Eva Wright and Mrs Myrtle Williamson of West Union visited Roy McCrory at Walnut Prairie. A pleasant day was shared with Mrs Harmon and daughter Dora.

Mary Scott Segebrecht Sheboygan Wisconsin Roy Scott Frank Illyes Mattie Neff Terre Haute Mae. Buckley Mattoon Lizzie Harmon Nelle Strohm Mayme Ingram Eva Wright Myrtle Williamson West Union Roy McCrory Walnut Prairie Harmon Dora

Best Essays Written by Ke Forsythe and S Miller

Eighty nine students took part in a Marshall Community school essay contest tied to American Education Week. Edye Forsythe and Stephanie Miller were named top writers, with Forsythe titled Why Im Glad to be an American Student and Miller titled Im Glad Im An American Student.

Marshall Community School Edye Forsythe Stephanie ‘Miller Kaye Forsythe Felows Japan Germany America Stephanie Miller

Trinity E U B Church Marshall Invites Worship

Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church in Marshall invites worshippers to Sunday school at 9 30 with Floyd Moore as superintendent and a 10 30 preaching service followed by a 7 30 evangelistic service. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30. The Friendly Church welcomes all to worship God.

Floyd Moore Friendly Church Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church

Reasons I Am Glad to Be an American Student

A student reflects on advantages of American schooling. The speaker contrasts one room cabins and cold lunches with modern cafeterias and buses, notes the lack of schools in war-torn Europe, praises teachers, and values meeting peers from different backgrounds.

Europe

Card of Thanks for Charles Black

The family expresses appreciation for flowers and acts of kindness during Charles Black’s illness and death. Gratitude extended to Rev Kemp, the singers and pallbearers, and Marrs Funeral Home for assistance during the funeral services. Mrs. Charles Black and the children.

Charles Black Kemp Marrs Funeral Home

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