Accident Risk With Cornpicker Operators Cited
Inconsistent safety practices near cornpicker operations raise chances of workplace accidents. Officials urge strict adherence to PPE and machine guarding to protect workers from injury.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1957
Page
3
Inconsistent safety practices near cornpicker operations raise chances of workplace accidents. Officials urge strict adherence to PPE and machine guarding to protect workers from injury.
Mrs Violet Gallington will host the Christmas meeting at the W. C. S. C. at her home Thursday December 5 an all day gathering with a potluck noon dinner all members urged to attend. Numerous social notes follow including visits and family events across Marshall Terre Haute Paris and Casey.
A memoir fragment recounts rural 19th century life in Kentucky and Ohio. The narrator describes family work on a log house farm, early timberhand tools, sleigh rides, wool making, spinning, weaving, nut coloring, sorghum, wax, schooling with McGuffey readers, hog weighing by weighted pole, and tobacco trade with pinhookers. Contributions requested to a community service column.
Mrs. Maude Miller returns from Union Hospital for observation. Visitors include Mrs. Helen Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Bracken and three sons of Terre Haute, and John Blizzard. Estel Whitaker and Gary Indiana family visit the Clines. Timber cutting noted by Tom Sanders and Ferry Shotts. Attendees at Stanley party include Mrs. Bessie Shaw and others. Imogene Walton shares a note of a party at Mrs Norton’s home. Shirley Blankenship visits Marshall relatives. Ruth and Mary Serwise spend Friday with Miss Flasia Huffington. County corn supplies prompt cattle feeders to consider feeding more corn this winter for full-fed grain next summer.
Melrose family notes and social visits highlight a week in the community. The piece lists relatives and friends such as Joan Crabtree, Mrs. Carroll Cornwell, June Kenderdine, and others visiting, hosting dinners, and sharing news on health and events. It mentions Maude Wells recovering from surgery and local gatherings at Kenderdine and Shelton homes.
The piece surveys public fascination with biopics and stars like Joe E. Lewis Jeanne Engels Mickey Rooney and others while noting industry plans for life stories and music with mentions of new LPs by Dick Contino and Richard Hayman and their Italian themed tracks.
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