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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1960
Page
3
Several local residents and relatives gathered for Sunday dinners and afternoon visits across Marshall and Terre Haute areas. Guests included families of Johns Moore White Carpenter Lackey Garner Kuehner Taylor and others from Marshall West Terre Haute Arcola and Indianapolis. Local trips included shoppings in Terre Haute and a weekend in Wilmore Kentucky.
A woodsman explains that success in still hunting comes from blending with the landscape and moving slowly. A friend learns the hard way as he squanders time waiting in one spot while game slips by, highlighting the value of deliberate, quiet movement before daylight.
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Rev and Mrs HE Ham visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Orville Taylor. William Lackey of Marshall and Mrs Kate Lackey visited over the weekend with TM Len Lackey and family at Downers Grove Illinois. Helen Hollenbeck visited Monday with Annetta Hollenbeck. Dale Garner on 30 day furlough from Korea visiting with parents and relatives. J H Johns and D Bland Terre Haute visitors. Addie Montgomery of Marshall visiting brother and wife W F Taylor. Rev and Mrs John Barrick and family and Elaine Parsons of Mar...
Mrs. Maude Miller hosts and attends family and church gatherings at Greenup Marshall and Springfield. Guests include Elder Robert Phillips, Ross Richett, Vernon Ledermann, Mary Ledermann, Grace Bilizard, Leon Bender, Harry Clem, John Blizzard, Golda Blizzard, Imogene Norton, Woodford Williams, Samuel Fuller, Glen Clapp, and Russell Lucan. 1946 note: Robert Allerton donated eight Pratt county farms near Monticello to the University of Illinois, now commercialized.
A 19 year old serviceman writes about a three year romance ending in a Dear John letter and his advice columns counsels him to forget the girl, develop new interests, and adjust with time despite his misery. The column notes many GI experiences with similar outcomes and urges making up one's mind to move on.
A service column urges readers to move on after personal setbacks and advises staying busy with army duties and keeping letters with a pen pal. It frames mistakes as common and solvable by not dwelling and by seeking constructive guidance, inviting teens to write to National Weekend Service in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Robert Thompson of Marshall will be guest speaker at Ohio Chapel next Sunday evening, November 27, at 7 00. Numerous local residents visited friends and family at homes in West Union Sullivan Sullivan Indiana and Marshall including Mr and Mrs Ira Cannady Mrs Joy Skelly Mrs Golda Marvin and many others during the week.
Mr and Mrs Layman Davi announce the birth of their son Randall Joe on November 14 at 10 45 p m at Paris Hospital weighing 8 pounds. He has a brother Scottie. The mother is Sharon Parcel. The Kenderdine and Combs families are noted in visits and residence updates. University of Illinois beef scientists find cattle on wintering rations respond better to antibiotics than those on fattening rations.
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