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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1959
Page
3
A nostalgic rural scene recalls August harvests with basket meals, seining parties, and a big fried fish feast. Neighbors gather to share food, stories, and games while children catch crawfish in a communal county setting.
The article advises anglers to fish during cooler hours and at night when water is warm. Early morning and late afternoon are productive, with night fishing rising in popularity. Bass are noted as reliable night feeders. use a top water popper to attract bites and enjoy the activity.
John Strine suffered a heat attack and is listed as a patient at Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan Indiana. The report notes family visits, social gatherings, nurse Janice Heleine returning to Terre Haute after eight days visiting her parents, and various local residents hosting or visiting relatives across Marshall Paris and nearby towns.
Hilton Milbourne of Tetre Haute and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chapman attended a social visit at the Chapman home this weekend.
A large crowd attended the Ohio Chapel homecoming on Sunday with a noon dinner and an afternoon program. Rev. Nor beck former pastor delivered the message and Rev. Shephard led the program. Numerous local residents and visitors joined in readings and songs, with thanks extended to all participants.
A 15 year old writes about parental dating bans and fear of punishment. The advice urges obedience, warns against early marriage, and suggests a negotiated, chaperoned dating plan with parental cooperation for a balanced approach. The column reflects teen guidance from the National Weekly Newspaper Service.
All animals are susceptible to snakeroot poisoning but cattle are especially affected as they eat the weed more readily than other farm animals.
County Line notes report Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory and other local families. Wilbur Reynolds and relatives spent the weekend in Gary Indiana. Lizzie Evans and Lora Lindley of Terre Haute visited Cyrus Evans. Mary Crutcher of Hutsonville visited Judy McCrory. Mrs Joan Cornwell hosted a Stanley party. Mrs Ruth Wells Lena Artman and Mary Graham attended Wesley Chapel homecoming.
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