Marshall Illinois Herald explicit billing and publishing details
The Marshall Illinois Herald lists publishing office at 124 S 5th Street Marshall Illinois and names Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as publishers. It notes weekly Friday publication with editor Mark Stewart and standard rates including $2.00 yearly subscriptions local ads 35c per column inch and 20c per line for classified ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
5Th Street
Marshall, Il
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall, Ilinois
Marshall, Ulinois
Illinois county financial reporting bills become law
Senate Bills 568 and 569 enact county financial reporting requirements. Counties must submit end of year financial reports, including budgets and tax data, to the County Problems Commission within 60 days, with a commission designed format. The measures, tied to county audits, aim to provide accurate figures for future county government strengthening.
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Mlinois General Assembly
County Problems Commission
Commission
Senate
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
State Police Tactics spark debate on training and age limits
The speaker questions police methods while noting a recent crime near the city outskirts drew state attention. He defends the state police school but calls for reform, criticizing the dictator style and age limits as breeding grounds for noncompetitive officer recruitment.
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Chicago
Veterans urged to file annual income questionnaire cards
Edward B. Akin, administrator of the Illinois Veterans' Commission, asks veterans and widows receiving pension or death pension to file the annual income questionnaire. Offices in Edgar County at Hotel France Paris and Clark County Marshall offer help. hours and holiday closures noted.
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Edward B. Akin
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Akin
Atkin
Edgar County
Hotel France
East Court Street
Paris
Clark County
Marshall
Illinois Veterans’Commission
Federal Land Bank Association to Hold Annual Meeting
Directors of the Federal Land Bank Association of Charleston set December 12 for the annual meeting at Eastern Illinois University Student Union. Dr Quincy Doudna will speak. representatives from the Federal Land Bank of St Louis will attend. Three directors will be elected. door prizes include a portable TV.
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Federal Land Bank’ Association of Charleston
Eugene Davis
Eastern Tlinois University
Quincy Doudna
Eastern Illinois University
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Coles
Edgar
Clark
Cumberland
Edgar County
Coles County
Eugene A. Davis
Fifty Years Ago Highlights From Local News
Marriage licenses listed for Henry Millhouse and Dessie Wright. John Beltz and Ruth Wesnitzer. William H. Bradley and Mary Finkler. John Gaby's Darwin barn fire claimed one horse and two mules. cause unknown. Otho Tibbs Jr. injured after shotgun discharged near eye. risk to eye sight. Viola Gaddis and Mrs. Kuykendall in collision with street car on Wabash Avenue. Sherman Maynard to Ola Nickel. Harry F Parker to Mildred Smith marriage licenses. James Bohn, 79, Civil War veteran, dies at Darwin home. Pep meeting at high school auditorium for football game against Casey. Governor Len Smal to visit Marshall December 5 at 1:30 p.m.
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Henry Millhouse
Dolson
Dessie Wright
Marshall
John Beltz
Ruth Wesnitzer
Darwin
William H. Bradley
Murphysboro
Mary Finkler
Casey
John Gaby
Robert Tibbs
Otho Tibbs
Viola Gaddis
William Kuykendall
Terre Hautes
Wabash Avenue
Sherman May-nard
Oliver
Ola Nickel
Illinois
Harry Frank Parker
Danville
Mildred Jane Smith
James Bohn
Len Smal
Court House
Local Marriage Licenses and Civil News from Marshall
Marriage licenses issued include Dave Herbert 22 Terre Haute and Loretta Keller 20 Terre Haute. Lawrence Hutchens 19 Marshall and Dorothy Murphy 19 Marshall wed. Mr and Mrs Charles Carpenter announce the birth of Barbara Jean a 9 pound daughter born Monday. Effie Jumper buried in Marshall cemetery after California cremation. Marshall school band rehearsals start Mondays at the high school under Miss Von Aimen with about thirty members. George Renner Marshall township road commissioner was taken to Paris hospital for treatment.
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Dave Herbert
Terre Haute
Loretta Keller
Lawrence Hutchens
Marshall
Dorothy Murphy
Charles Carpenter
Casey
Barbara Jean
Effie Jumper
California
von Aimen
George Renner
Marshall Township
Paris Hospital
Twenty Years Ago Marriage Licenses in Marshall and Wellington
Twenty years ago marriage licenses were issued to Haugh and Rademaker of Marshall, ages 23 and 20, and to Lloyd M. McFann of Wellington and Ida M. Edwards of Hoopeston, ages 21 and 28. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macey of Marshall announced the birth of a son, Michael Paul, 7 pounds 5 ounces, on November 22 at St Anthony Hospital, Terre Haute. Mrs Elmer Renner and Ruth Ann arrived home from Terre Haute, and Mrs Edgar Tingley of Wilmington NC spent the week.
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Famer Haugh
Marshall
Martha Rademaker
Lloyd M. McFann
Wellington
Illinois
Ida M. Edwards
Hoopeston
Ilinois
Joe Macey
Michael Paul
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Elmer Renner
Ruth Ann
Terre Haute, Co
Edgar Tingley
Wilmington
North Carolina
Local News Notes and Births From Marshall Area
Allen Dean enters Union Hospital Terre Haute following injury and possible operation. Marriage licenses issued to Jack Sanders and Wilma Francis both of Marshall and James Roberts of New Castle with Rose Hires of Casey. Dr George Mitchell offices remodel under way. Births include Glen Heatherly November 24 at St Anthony Terre Haute and Stephen Dale Jones November 30 at same hospital. Darrell Kirby joins Alpha Phi Omega Delta Psi Chapter at Eastern State Teachers College Charleston after being named honor pledge.
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Jack Sanders
Marshall
Wilma Francis
James R. Roberts
New Castle
Indiana
Rose
Casey
George Mitchell
Carroll Heatherly
Glen
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Heatherly
Shirley Shade
Glen Jones
Stephen Dale
Jones
Rosella Wyrick
Darrell Kirby
Walter Kirby
Delta Psi Chapter
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Eastern State Teachers College
Charleston
Darrell
Winter Short Course At University Of Illinois 1964
The University of Illinois will hold a six week winter short course in agriculture from January 27 to March 6 on campus in Urbana. Young farmers unable to attend college full time may enroll to learn the latest farming ideas and methods from 21 courses across agricultural economics engineering agronomy animal science dairy science horticulture and veterinary medicine taught by senior professors up to date on current research.
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University of Ilinois
U of I
Urbana
Warren Wessels
Short Course Enrollments Amid Modern Agriculture Push
Wessels notes record enrollment in a cost ranged short course with housing options from 125 to 270 dollars. Scholarships offered include 100 dollars from local banks and 50 dollar grants from the Illinois FFA Foundation. The Illinois Bankers Association urges member banks to aid students in their trade areas. For details contact Warren Wessels, 104 Mumford Hall Urbana. There were 40 900 motor deaths in 1962 including 1 890 in Illinois. One sixth of fatalities involved pedestrians and many single vehicle incidents. The program runs January 27 to March 6 at Urbana.
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Mumford Hall
College of Agriculture
Urbana
Drive With Thanks During Thanksgiving Season
Chief Raymond Miller urges motorists to be grateful for the privilege of driving and recalls statistics on risk. He notes that a 12,000 mile yearly driver faces 1 in 4 chances of property damage and 1 in 35 for an injury producing crash.
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Raymond Miller
Our City
Secretary of State
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Union Hospital
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Rose Polytechnic
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