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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1969

Page

2

Competitive Postmaster Exams Open in Illinois Towns

The U S Civil Service Commission will hold open competitive exams to fill 25 postmaster vacancies in Illinois and Michigan. Applicants must meet revised standards emphasizing management and budget experience and must reside within the post office area. Details include list of towns and eligibility under Veterans Preference.

U. S. Civil Service Illinois Michigan Intercy Boards of Civil Service Examiners Post Office Department Commisson Bardolph Bellflower Burington Campgrove Campus Carbon Cliff Cortland East Galesburg Eleroy Goodfield Hamel Lincolns New Salem Millbrook Orient Savoy and Woodson

Illinois Legislature Creates Two Senior Universities

The Illinois legislature authorizes Sangamon State in Springfield and Governors State University in Monee Township to operate as senior universities offering junior and senior level courses and master’s work. The move complements ten state colleges and 35 junior colleges, with strong ties to high schools and junior colleges.

Timeis Illinois State Bar Association Sangamon State Springfield Governors State University Monee Township Will County Board of Governors of State Colleges ,and Universities Sangamon State Colleges and Universities Sangamon State University Board of Regents of Regency Universities Ilinois Board of Higher Education Chicago State College Northeastern Illinois State College Chicago Western Ilinois University Nacomb Northern Ilinois University DeKalb Eastern Ilinois University Charleston Illinois State University Normal Southern Illinois University Carbondale SIU Edwardsville University of Ilinois Urbana U. of Chicago Thellinois Junior College Board ISBA

College unrest and SDS rift mark 1969 campus tensions

Hoover of the FBI warns that despite a summer lull campus violence will rise again with disruptions by SDS factions. He notes arrests, injuries, and deaths from riots, and argues for decisive action to curb campus disorder amid internal splits within the movement and calls for revolution.

Students_for—a Democratic Society SDS Chicago Progressive Labor Party U S New Left

New Flag Pole and Goal Posts Installed at High School Field

Community notes cooperation among segments to achieve top results for the total area as work continues on a project at the high school football field.

Versicol Chemical Bill Sullivan Frank Coléman Emmet Johnson Marshall Velsicol Phil Davis Jack Pine Board of Education of The Marshall Community Schools

West Union Observes Local Hospital Admission and Visits

Otho Miller entered Crawford Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment and shows slight improvement. Sunday guests at Martha Evans in Robinson included Irene Cline Jake Buser Margaret Miller Milo Prust James Nestleroad and families from Marshall Martinsville. Gary Crumlin returned home September 23 after discharge in Oakland California following Vietnam service. Wilford Leasure family visited Ledermann in Marshall. Gertrude Strahm and NelIe Strahm hosted a gathering.

Otho Miller Crawford Memorial Hospital Fir Robinson Martha Evans Robinson Irene Cline Jake Buser Marshall Margaret Miller Milo Prust James Nestleroad Martinsville Joe Comb Champaign

Thursday Afternoon Club Meets With Noted Guests

Thursday Afternoon Club hosts a 1:30 meeting with refreshments for listed members and guests. Speakers Joe Griffith and David Cobb from Johnson Bible College spoke Sunday evening. several local families visited, including the Ledermanns hosting dinner and the Thompsons announcing a new baby boy Brant Eugene.

Irene—Menhart Mabel Turner Shirley Noriton Nelle Cline Gladys Marvin Beaulah Huffington Bertha Craig Helen Crumlin Celia Dodd Hileen iFerris Elaine Nichols Estella Shawler Mary Barfield Barfield Charles Ingram Virgil Arey Harold Wolf Harold Arney Martinsville Charles H. Moore Hattie Ledermann Miss Mery Willie Ledermann Choctaw Hobart Murnhy Betty Earnhardt

Local visitors share meals across Marshall community

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garver of Marshall spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace Higginbotham and Evert. Martha Booker hosted Ben Strohm for Tuesday dinner, with Martha staying until Friday. Harry Carpenter visited Burnside Nursing Home, and Mildred Williams saw relatives at Burnside Home while gravely ill. Grace Higginbotham dined with Gladys Garver then visited Mary Carpenter. Maude Miller joined Martha Booker for Friday dinner in Marshall.

Bill Garver Marshall Grace Higginbotham Evert Mary Carpenter Burnside Home John Blizzard Ben Strohm Maude i Miller Martha Booker Maude Miller Martha Harry Carpenter Burnside Nursing Home Mildred Williams Wat Eunice, Jackson

World Mission Conference at Freedom Church

The Freedom Baptist church hosts a world mission conference from October 5 to October 10 with morning services and 7 30 p m evening sessions each day all are welcome John Blizzard was guest of Mrs Maude Miler and Mrs Martha Spittler and Mr and Mrs Roy Spittler called on Booker and his mother Mrs Sara Spittler Thursday afternoon activities include Rev and Mrs Glenn Arbuckle and others

The Freedom Baptist Church John Blizzard Maude Miler Martha Roy Spittler Booker Sara Spittler Glenn Arbuckle

Ledermann family visit and county trip noted

Winona Elaine visited Harry Carpenter Sunday noon. Friday afternoon shopping occurred. Mary and William Ledermann hosted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ledermann Sunday afternoon at Snyder. Mrs. Hattie Ledermann of Ohio spent a day in the past week with Mary and William Ledermann.

Winona Elaine Harry Carpenter Mary William Ledermann Fred Ledermann Snyder Hattie Ledermann Ohio Vicinty

Sunset Saddle Club Hosts Free Film Showings in West Terre Haute

The Sunset Saddle Club invites the public to a series of free films at the West Terre Haute Library. Shows begin at 7:30 p.m. and cover topics from Quarter Horses and conformation judging to youth programs, with dates in October through March.

Sunset Saddle Club West Terre ‘Haute Indiana

Santa Fe unveils first locomotive simulator

Mrs. Virginia Mae Brown IC C chairman learns locomotive operation from John S. Reed Santa Fe Railway president in a new train simulator. The system reproduces locomotive sights sounds and motions in a fixed training cabin using real controls and gauges. Built by Singer Link Division it will upgrade current enginemen skills and train new crews.

Virginia Mae Brown Interstate Commerce Commission John S. Reed Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe Singer Co Link Division

Chevrolet dealer sales pitch hints at car options

A verbose sales pitch invites buyers to consider a range of pricey options from air conditioning to tinted glass and advanced features. The dealer promises to accommodate requests and emphasizes customer priority as a key selling point.

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