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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1964

Page

2

Marshall Herald publication details and pricing

The Marshall Herald, published by the Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois, is edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It appears weekly every Friday with second class postage, and lists subscription and local ad rates for 2.00 per year, classified ads at 20c per line and 35c per column inch.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Sth Marshall, Ill Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Illinois Herald

Rights and duties in hunting season for landowners and hunters

University of Illinois expert Charles Whalen notes hunting accidents rise yearly. Landowners, tenants, and hunters must know rights and duties, including trespasser licensee and invitee distinctions, liability for damage, safety measures, and insurance recommendations to limit liability during hunting activities.

Charles Whalen University of Illinois Agriculture Law Illinois Whalen

Dennison by Mrs Russell Taylor dinner guests

Rev and Mrs E C Ham and Evangelist and Mrs Purl C Stephens of Shelbyville Timota were Saturday dinner guests of Mrs Maggie Bland. Mrs Ethel Stamas and Mrs Cora mier of Terre Haute were Thursday guests of Mrs May Somers. In the afternoon they visited Mrs Tillie Isaacs at the nursing home in Marshall. Marie Ray of Marshall spent the week with Mr and Mrs Orville Taylor. They were Saturday dinner guests of Mrs Grace Mason. Mr and Mrs Harry Johns and boys of Centralia visited his parents Mr and Mrs H Johns Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Russell Taylor were Thursday evening supper guests of their son Danny Taylor and family.

E C Ham Purl C Stephens Shelbyville Timota Maggie Bland Ethel Stamas Coramier Terre Haute May Somers Tillie Isaacs Marshall Marie Ray Orville Taylor Grace Mason Harry Johns Centralia H. Johns Russell Taylor Danny Taylor Taylor Charles Wilt Augusta Holmes J H. Johns C. Ham Winford Taylor P A Carpenter Albert Carpenter Charles Kibler Newlin Eugene Carpenter Pat Sherman Robert Stockton St. Louis Erma Alem Ralph Newport John Yeargin Vermilion Illinois Grace Weaver Vivian Yeargen Nila Rhoads Paris Frank Doll Edward Doll Nina Johns A. E. Doll Elsie Cash Edna Hepler Lawrence Cooper Merrill McCulley Mabel Guthrie Purl C Stephen John Yeley E. O Jones P M White Kenneth Bridwell George F. Moore Schrader Arcola Wendell Keefer Chicago Sammy Alien Covington Indiana Gust Thompson Harlan Thompson Dean Holmes Harold J Holmes Charles H. Moore Harry Wright Mr Wright Eva Wright Fouty Shelter Wright Fenton Ledermann Ruth Wright Robert Rush Carl Clinic Urbana Wessie Cox Robinson H. L. Smith St. Elmo Joe Kersay Clay Cork Mary Ingram Charles Ingram Vincennes Arthur Layton Hutsonville Hutsonville Cips New York Central Railroad Dana Mount Vernon Lyman Crumlin Illinois Agriculture Association Virgil Arney Martinsville Charles Moore Normal Ilinois Estella Arney Lorene Meeker Sam Bradley Sam Bradley, Jr Chaff H. Moore Moores Frederick Roderick Lena, Applequist Emma Reynolds Union Hospital Maggie White Bill Cannady James Graham Clarence Misne Joy Skelly Steve Don Thompson Eddie Jim Misne

Marshall area social notes center on birthdays and visits

Ter re Haute visitors honor Mrs Taylor's birthday as Marshall families host Sunday dinners and gatherings. Attendees include the Johns, Ham, Stephens, Carpenter, Kibler, Yeargin, Doll, Doll, Guthrie, Moore, and many others. Community members travel to Chicago and Normal for events while local firms expand with a new fertilizer plant near Hutsonville and Sh rader Funeral Home in Arcola.

West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Oma Stanfield and Kenny included John Nidey of Iowa Chalk Nidey and the Cornwell family. Hutsonville duo Mr and Mrs Vince Williamson called in the afternoon. Martinsville visitors George Ledermann and Ormal Higginbotham stayed with Kenneth Ledermann at White Water Missouri.

Oma Stanfield Kenny John Nidey Iowa Garnet Cornwell Chalk Nidey Vince Williamson Hutsonville George Ledermann Ormal Higginbotham Martinsville Kenneth Ledermann White Water Missouri Dave Thompson

Melrose News Notes on the Kenderdine Family

Lawrence Kenderdine spent Tuesday with Mrs Flossie Kenderdine and Debbie Kenderdine visited Mr and Mrs Charles Kenderdine Rodney and Donna. Cora Blankenbeker stayed with Mr and Mrs Richard Parcel from Sunday to Thursday with Bonnie and Timmy. Grant Hollenbeck Kenneth Blankenbeker were Tuesday supper guests of James Blankenbeker and family.

Lawrence Kenderdine Flossie Kenderdine Debbie Kenderdine Charles Kenderdine Rodney Donna Cora Blankenbeker Richard Parcel Bonnie Timmy Grant Hollenbeck Kenneth Blankenbeker James Blankenbeker

Birthday Celebrations and Visits Amid Small Town News

In a flurry of family and neighbor gatherings, Gary Blankenbaker marked his third birthday with friends and relatives attending celebrations. Mrs. Flossie Kenderdine, Mrs. Leah Mae Green, Donnie, Frankie Powell, and the Charles Kenderdine family were among visitors Friday. A hospitalization in Vincennes for Vern Hill, pneumonia with complications, was noted as she recovers. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Grant Hollenbeck with the Blankenbeker family for a birthday observance, plus attendance at George E Moore's funeral in Arcola. Regulars like Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blankenbeker hosted and hosted again throughout the period.

Gary Blankenbaker Flossie Kenderdine Leah Mae Green Chris Donnie Frankie Powell Johny Shelton Mike Charles Kenderdine Vern Cora) Hill Annapolis Ralph Blankenbeker Vincennes Grant Hollenbeck James Blankenbeker Blankenbeker Warren Chester Culp Garnet Ogle Wiley Kenderdine Arcola George E. Moore Moore Lizzie Redden Kansas Ulinois Kenderdine Kenneth Blankenbeker Joe Smitley Illinois Larry Lovell Blankenbekers Maude Kenderdine June Flossia Kenderdine

Miss Hilda Cornwell Visits College of Charleston Circle

Miss Hilda Faye Cornwell of College of Charleston spent the weekend with Mrs. Esther Cornwell, Carol and Lowell Lee. Wayne Davis called Monday morning on Kenneth Blankenbeker. Mrs. Celia Dodd called Friday afternoon on Mrs. Maude Kenderdine and June.

Hilda Faye Cornwell Eist lCollege of Charleston Esther Cornwell Carol and Lowell Lee Wayne Davis Kenneth Blankenbeker Celia Dodd

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