Classified Ads Lost and Found and Help Wanted
Lost between Blackhawk school and Clark Service on Oct 2 a green 10 by 15 tarpaulin. Gerald Robinson 8067. Found: glasses on South Second Street Marshall call Herald Office 42 1. Wanted ironings and two job ads including Christmas cosmetics and masonry contractor for IBC HOMES. Various rental notices and sales listings accompany. Clark County Public Aid offers a $425 monthly start with nursing inquiries invited. 42 1.
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Green
Blackhawk School
Clark Service
Gerald Robinson
South Second Street
Marshall
Herald Office
Clark County Department of Public Aid
Archer Avenue
Llinois
Local Folks Gather for Visits and Farm Sales in Indiana and Illinois
A long list of social visits fills the week with families from Martinsville, Marshall, Hoopeston, and Terre Haute traveling to see relatives in Bedford, Chrisman, and Indianapolis. Local auctions feature five Hereford bulls and various farm goods as residents advertise sales and farm services.
Paris Woman Visits Mrs Howell on Monday
Mrs. Rodney Bell of Paris spent Monday with Mrs. B. Howell.
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Leona Martin
New York City
Anna Veach
Charles Inge
Paris
L. L. Parks
Katherine Patchett
Kay Keeley
Martinsville
Ann Kuhn
Karen Alexander
Rudolph Bell
William Barker
Manteno
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Sam Bradley
Fenton Quick
George Kasserman, Jr
Newton, Illinois
Bessie O’neal
John Poorman
Robinson
Newton Cork
Rodney Bell
B. Howell
Card of Thanks for H. D. Tucker Family
The family of H. D. Tucker thanks friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers and kindness shown during their bereavement.
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H. D. Tucker
Thanking all for kindness after bereavement
Mr and Mrs Keith Walters and Family express gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
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Grendel Bennett
Mrs
Richard Burrell
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Keith Walters
Thanks to Wabash Home Bureau Extension Unit
A note of appreciation to the Wabash Home Bureau Extension unit for a potted plant. The acknowledgment highlights community support and gratitude.
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Wabash Home Bureau Extension Unit
In memory of my husband, John Wesner
A personal remembrance noting the death of John Wesner on October 23, 1962, and a tribute from a grieving spouse marking the first anniversary of his passing.
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John Wesner
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