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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
2
The Marshall Herald provides weekly local notices and advertising rates. Subscription costs $2.00 per year with local advertising at 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads.
Illinois Agricultural Association president Wm Kuhfuss told the National Advisory Commission on food and fiber that the federal government should withdraw from individual commodity programs. He warned about CCC stock manipulation and urged a released price to keep markets functional.
The speaker argues against continued commodity programs for feed grains and wheat, favors an overall land retirement plan, and proposes price support loans tied to market prices to shield farmers from adversity while avoiding incentives to overproduce. He also discusses farm cooperatives, finance, and pedestrian safety guidance.
Joe Ryan cites 361 Millinoisans killed last year on streets and highways. He urges strict attention to common sense rules and notes most accidents happen when pedestrians cross midblock or walk in the roadway. He stresses safe walking rules for all pedestrians and children ages five to nine.
Donna Kenderdine was a Monday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Warren Kenderdine and June. John Wells of E I A of Charleston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Olen Wells. Mt Olive Baptist church began a two week revival on November 14 led by Rev Donald Kissiar of Bridgeport with services each evening at 7 30. Mrs Ruby Slusser moved from St Mary Hospital in Decatur to her sister in law's Be ment Illinois home then returned home Friday. Roy Crumlin of Mt Carmel and family visited at their farm north of Melrose from Wednesday to Sunday. Charles Kenderdine and families with Johnny Shelton and Mike visited Sunday with Henry Shelton. Ruth Boyer was injured Wednesday morning on the way to work.
A woman slid from the roadway into the Mitch causing a broken front tooth and other dental damage, a head injury, and several broken ribs. She is cared for at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer in Paris.
Mrs Grace Higginbotham and Everett visit Gladys Garver in Marshall with Maude Miller. Miller visits Martha Booker in Marshall. They spend the afternoon with Truman Ross. Woodford Williams and family visit Dean Williams near Casey. Ottis Williams also called.
Tuesday with Mrs Mary Carpenter and Harry includes John Blizzard as a Sunday guest of Mrs Maude Miler. They joined Mr and Mrs Carroll Williams of Chrisman Route 2 on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Grace Higginbotham visited with Mary Carpenter John Blizzard and Ben Strohm and helped Hurley Nicol with farm work Friday and Saturday. Mary William Ledermann and Mrs Geneva Crumlin visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Hershel Cline. The column ends with a reflection on finding the right jobs and the right men.
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