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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1968
Page
2
The Marshall Herald a weekly paper in Marshall Illinois publishes notices and local advertising. Subscription price is 2.00 per year with classified ads charged at 20 cents per line. No three month subscriptions listed.
Illinois State Bar Association revised pamphlet analyzes U S Supreme Court rulings on arrest procedures and Illinois stop and frisk law. It outlines rights to silence counsel warnings and searches, and notes private citizens may detain crime in their presence but resisting arrest can lead to assault charges. Police may stop and identify a person in public if crime is suspected.
An arrested person has the right to be booked in the arrest book within a reasonable time. If not done, his attorney may petition for release by writ of habeas corpus. He may make a reasonable number of phone calls to a family member. Rights renew with each transfer of custody. A free pamphlet Your Rights Is Arrested is available on request from the ISBA Illinois Bar Center Springfield IL 62701.
Rev and Mrs Richard Evans announce the birth Monday at Union Hospital of a baby girl. The notice details surrounding local visits, guests, and hospital status including Edward Jones remaining a surgical patient with toe amputation at Union Hospital.
Amended report filed Nov 18 1968 for The Marshall Herald weekly paper Marshall Illinois Clark County. Publisher editor and owner Carlos Stewart affidavit notes no bondholders. circulation shows 1827 net press, 1804 total paid and distributed, with 23 in office use.
Sunday visits bound relatives across Indiana with the Gallingtons hosting Pfc Dennis R Gallington upon return from Thailand. Other gatherings included Doll Ethel Stepp visiting in West Terre Haute, Prusett and Batson family celebrations, and trips to Marshall Clinton Tennessee and Chrisman. The Bible verse from Revelation closes the column.
Mrs Rosa Statesmi reports community visits and gatherings around West Liberty. Families including Wilhoit Lashbrook Seaton Hinkle Marrs Propst and others shared Sunday and weekend times. A missionary meeting at Irma Propst's home drew numerous attendees.
Multiple property advertisements list two empty lots with a four room modern home on one, an eight room semi modern home with two acres seven miles from Westfield or Kansas, a three bedroom modern home on a shaded corner lot, a six room modern home with hardwood floors and a modern kitchen, a 71 acre farm east of Martinsville, 40 acres tillable with a seven room house, 58 acres near Clarksville with 28 tillable and a one acre pond, ten acres tilled with a three bedroom modern home four miles south of Marshall, and four room homes with baths in Clarksville. Lorine Pearce and Lloyd Pearce of Pearce Realty, Marshall Illinois.
Rev Witmer and daughter visited the Newlin Gilbert home Thursday. Dan Shumaker hosted supper with Dean Maurer. Saturday and Sunday visits include Herb Morris Debbie Smitley and Mike Bardin plus Janie Mike Bardin Michele Wilbur Curtright among others. Illinois Audubon Society president Raymond Mostek urges winter bird care and shelter with a booklet from the society. A December meeting at Meehan home reports new members Gomler Greg and Guy Cline.
The Illinois Audubon Society advises winter birdwatchers to invite birds with simple food tables. Regular, well chosen tidbits attract a surprising number and variety of feathered guests, especially in harsh weather and deep snow, bringing cheer to dreary days. Think of birds on Thanksgoing.
A special Oliver-Go Gettera 4-H meeting at Greg Pearce home on November 15 discussed renaming the club to Lincoln Trail 4-H Club and approving a Christmas party. The vote for the name change was unanimous.
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