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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1962
Page
2
Carbon monoxide gas is a leading accidental killer from imperfect combustion and car exhaust. It is tasteless, colorless, and odorless, with warning signs like forehead tightness headache and dizziness.
Federation of Elimoia notes before adjournment nine measures. H B 3 revised Public Aid funding to 27.8 million with allocations to Old Age Assistance and other programs. Several measures transferred funds from Motor Fuel Tax and Service Recognition Bond funds to General Revenue and were defeated or passed. Sums and repayment plans lie ahead as governor signs bills.
Mrs. Rachel Murphy returned home from Cleveland Ohio after visiting her son James Murphy. Many local families hosted and attended Thanksgiving gatherings including the Shawlers Covich Ledermann Leasure and McCollum households with relatives from Villa Grove Martinsville and Tupelo Mississippi visiting or dining together.
The notice states a transfer of 000 from the agricultural premium fund, with a balance of 6.8 million to be covered by monthly General Fund collections.
The burden of names and visits fills this regional note as families gather for Thanksgiving in Marshall and nearby towns. Birth announcements include Jerry and Betty Richardson’s daughter Doris Arlene, 6 pounds 10 ounces. Freeman and Wright families report visits across Bloomington Effingham Paris Woodstock Martinsville and Terre Haute with relatives and friends.
Mrs Margaret Wernz and Mrs Mable Gard attended the Homemakers extension Tuesday at Zion church. John Vanfleet Glenna spent Thanksgiving with H D Spittler family. Carroll Gard visited Jesse Wilson in Sullivan Indiana. Stanley Wells was a weekend guest of Mrs Pleasie Bartlett. George Marvin Mildred Finkbiner and friend Allen from Earl Park Indiana joined Thanksgiving at Anna Shotwell. Gideon Deahl called on Pleasie Bartlett Wednesday afternoon. Robert Monk and
The article lists numerous visits and social calls over Thanksgiving week. Families named include the Grahams Hollenbecks Blankenbakers Cannadys Crumlins and Vanderbilts, with guests such as the Gard and Wells households, plus remarks on a newborn and funeral attendance in Terre Haute.
Miss Joyce Wilhoit of Chicago visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilhoit. Mr and Mrs Lee Smith and Cathy joined a family dinner at Grant Briggs home near Oblong in honor of Harold Chapman visiting from Kansas State. Mrs Harold Claypool and children of Sheridan Illinois along with Mr and Mrs Chester Higginbotham and children near Paris and Mr and Mrs Harold Hen were also mentioned in the social notes.
Sunday and Thanksgiving scenes show numerous relatives and friends visiting and dining with Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix and extended families. Guests include Debra, Darren, John, Jane Hutchens, David Silverberg, Phil Reeds, Ellingtons, Morgans, Davises, Smiths, Wilhoits, Lintons, Veach, Hutchens, Bryants, and others from Des Plains, Champaign, Sandwich, Sheridan, Chicago, and Martins, with Camp Carson soon for some.
Mr and Mrs Sylvan Connelly hosted guests for Thamkagiving day with their parents. Mr and Mrs Glenn Withoit spent Friday afternoon visiting with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Withoit near Paris.
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