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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1962
Page
2
The Marshall Herald is a weekly Illinois newspaper produced by Wabash Valley Printing Co. at 124 S 5th Street Marshall. Editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart oversee local and regional notices with weekly Friday issues and standard subscription rates.
Seventy land owners in the Mill Creek watershed gathered at the Marshall courthouse on Thursday evening to form a committee for a flood control and watershed protection study. Lyman Shawler opened the meeting and Dr. B K Barton outlined the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act as a bridge to ACP limits and Corps of Engineers involvement. The program would subsidize a large share of flood water control costs.
Joe Kemp moved and Thomas Myles seconded a motion to petition the Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District for a preliminary investigation of the Mill Creek Watershed. The Soil Conservation Service will conduct the study with cost estimates, followed by a public meeting to explain findings.
Illinois selects four 4H youths for trips to the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago November for top honors in poultry swine and home economics. Janet Johnson wins dairy foods demonstrations with a prize watch. others win farmsponsored trips and scholarship prospects.
A thirteen year old writes of a recurring dating dilemma with a flirtatious boy who moved away and returned. The weekly column urges teens not to overdramatize romance, advising patience and realistic expectations while encouraging healthy social limits and weighing adult guidance.
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