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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1953

Page

4

Lycans Celebrate Golden Wedding in Marshall

Mr. and Mrs Byrd Lycan plan a golden wedding anniversary on Sunday October 18 at Route 2 Marshall from 1 to 4 pm Relatives and friends are invited The couple wed in Clarksville with Lyman Beachout They have two daughters Cleda Imle Audrey Eitel and son Carl Lycan plus seven grandchildren, all of Marshall and Freeport Illinois.

Byrd Lycan Marshall Byrd l Lycan Miss Maude Cleda Imle Audrey Eitel Carl Lycan Freeport Illinois

Legion Toy Drive Seeks Donated Christmas Toys

The American Legion and Auxiliary organize a toy drive to collect old toys for repair and gift. People may arrange evening pickups by calling Arnold Tyler after 5 00 at 14021 or Norma Spittler after 6 00 at 662. Helen Smitley can be contacted during the day at 2476.

Home Freezers Keep Milk for Six Weeks

EAST LANSING Researchers at Michigan State College report whole milk can be kept in the average home freezer for as long as six weeks. Scientists G M Trout and J C Boyd stored milk in paper containers in deep freezers at various temperatures and times and found that homogenized and pasteurized milk stored at 20 degrees below zero kept its flavor for six weeks. Milk stored under 33 degrees above zero in a regular refrigerator stayed good for two to six weeks.

East Lansing Michigan State College M.S.C G.M. Trout J. C. Boyd

Boy Repeats Leap Arm Break Demonstration

Sharon Springs Kansas reports 12 year old Donald Sivey broke his arm last April leaping from a truck to a tree. He repeated the leap to show how the injury occurs saying Next time I'll make it.

Sharon Springs Kan Donald Sivey Don

Tingley Publishes Article on Illinois Centennial History

Dr. Donald F. Tingley of Eastern State High School authored an article in Illinois Education titled The Heritage of a Hundred Years. The piece notes centennial celebrations across the state as incentives to study local history. Tingley, a 1947 Eastern graduate with a last year earned a PhD in history from the University of Illinois.

Donald F. Tingley Eastern State High School Ilinois Education Journal Ilnois Education Association Tingley Eastern University of Illinois Illinois Historical Society Marshall High School Fred Tingley Marshall Charleston Courier

Conservation aid heading to Coshocton Ohio

Robert L. Slater a conservation aid from Clark County soil conservation district will leave October 18 for three weeks of training at Coshocton Ohio The Soil Conservation Service runs a training center there for employees from eight states New employees must train in applying conservation practices to established standards Motorists should ensure they can see 700 feet both ways at road stops and protect grass waterways to prevent erosion Herds should be kept from using grass waterways to avoid creating erosion paths

Robert L. Slater Clark County

Doctors Outline New T B Treatment Using Wonder Drug

Denver doctors from the National Jewish Hospital explain a new tuberculosis treatment using izoniazid. The plan aims to return patients to full work faster, though it may lengthen total hospital time. Early patients show gains in strength and employment as they leave bed earlier and continue steady therapy.

Denver Sidney H. Dressler Gardner Middlebrook National Jewish Hospital T. B

Monument Placed At Rogers Death Site In Alaska

Jesse Stubbs a 72 year old friend from Anchorage hiked 300 miles with his dog to Fairbanks and erected a concrete monument at the Arctic Ocean crash site of Will Rogers and Wiley Post in 1935. He hauled materials over snow and tundra 12 miles from Point Barrow to honor the humorist and pilot.

Fairbanks Alaska Will Rogers Arctic Ocean Jesse Stubbs Anchorage Point Barrow Arctic Stubbs Rogers S Wiley Post Tip North America

Time Gets the Best of Small Ohio Town

Barnesville residents endured a summer of time confusion after officials set Eastern Standard Time while schools and most locals kept Daylight Saving Time. A local plant even observed its own sun time, and families faced mismatched clocks and schedules across work and school.

Barnesville, O Barnesville East Ohio E.S.T D.S.T

Black Sturgeon Oscar Dies After 28 Years At Iowa State Fair

Oscar a 53 year old black sturgeon long displayed at the Iowa State Fair was found dead in his tank. The Iowa Conservation Commission said he died of old age after 28 years in state custody since being acquired from Wisconsin. At death he measured 5 feet 2 inches and weighed 82 pounds, down from a peak of 110 pounds. The commission plans to mount the fish for posterity.

Des Moines Oscar Iowa Iowa Conservation Commission Wisconsin Conservation Department

One Man Station A package TV set aims at small cities

A national firm designs a one man operated package television station for 1100 newly approved stations in towns under 50 000. The compact unit uses a central switching system to run transmitter slide film projector audio and transcription facilities and network programs. Separately fiber usage shifts toward man made fibers and cotton consumption hits 9 000 000 bales in 1952.

United States

Clark County farming notes cover 4-H wins and poultry flocks

Adviser outlines crop progress and farm concerns in Clark County. About 15 percent of corn is cribbed and 19 percent of poultry flocks exceed 400 birds, with most flocks between 200 and 1300. The article praises 4-H leaders, notes Club of the Year shifts from Pikes Peak Patriots to Prairie Ramblers led by Clarence Ledermann, and calls farmers to participate in local government voices. It also mentions a garden soil contest offering up to 200 dollars in prize money and an upcoming speech by Yusuf Qutub at Salem Church on October 18.

Clark County Pikes Peak Patriots Prairie Ramblers Clarence Ledermann National Junior Vegetable Growers’ Foundation University of Tlinois

Relatives and Friends Offer Thanks for Kindness

Readers express gratitude for love and sympathy shown by relatives and friends in recent courtesies and condolences to AL and John Bade.

John

Notice of Claim Day in Estate of David Hamblin

Notice to all persons that Monday December 1953 is the claim date in the estate of David Hamblin, deceased, pending in the County Court of Clark County Illinois, and that claims may be filed on or before that date without summons. Glenn Morgan Jr., Administrator. Omer T. Shawler, Atty., 220 S 6th St., Marshall Illinois. Adv. 42-3

David Hamiblin David Hamblin Clark County Mllinois Glenn Morgan, Jr Omer T. Shawler Atty S. 6th.St Marshall, Ill

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Wright Clarksville Lyman Beachout MR. and Mrs. Byrd Lycan Nazarene Plum John Barrick Leon Garwood Ead Central Western Sahara Illinois Education Coshocton, Ohio Marshall Unit Pleasant UM Dennison Livingsica Ohio Robert Bob) Hollenste Wesley Chapel Yusuf Qutub Jerusalem Jordan Indiana State College Salem Salem Church Qutub Sherman Davison THE Marshall Herald K- Bee West ON U.S. 40 Galey, All Robert Ryan Claire Trevor Jack Buetel Robert Preston Lloyd Bridges Marie Windsor Dimention College Charles Clapp Clyde H. Knowles
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