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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1953
Page
2
Public notice from the Marshall Herald, published in Marshall Illinois, listing publishing house Wabash Valley Printing Co and editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes second class mail status and rates for subscriptions and advertising.
Sunday school attendance reached 22 as Rev. Lloyd Gower delivered messages. Mrs. George Marvin hosted a Stanley program with prizes and lunch. Several families visited Mrs. Doble Hollenbeck in St. Anthony Hospital, where she is improving. Keith Wernz family returned from Georgia leave. funeral in Marshall and burial at Wesley Chapel. Hospital observations for Stacy Wernz in Terre Haute followed by hospital visits from Wernz and Thompson families. A Texas trip sent Blankenbeker–family to visit James Blankenbeker at Sheppard Air Force Base. Local social and church activity across multiple households reported.
Mrs Maude Miller reports visits from Mr and Mrs Musick of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Wm Bennett and Mrs Anna Pulver of Marshall. Families attended church and Sunday school at Allright. The Martinsville Sanders plan to move to Dean Williams property. Illinois grain farm average 160 acres produced under $11 000 last year.
Miss Frances Drake reports social updates as families visit relatives and share meals. Jess Evans receives a Sunday visit from his daughter in law and granddaughters. Valmne Athey call on Aden Reynolds. George St John guests at Ray Drake’s with their family. Calvert and Clatfelter households visit. Mrs Joe McCrory and Lena Artman stop by Ray Drake’s. Jolly Pal club gathers with Ruth Artman.
A fragment describes a man revealing a trick involving a piece of cattle salt, claiming his cows had been licking it for months and that he had it mounted, illustrating a rustic deception in a stockyard setting.
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