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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1949

Page

3

Teenicide on the Roads Raises Alarm in Chicago Suburbs

A crash involving teen drivers killed an elderly couple and injured the youths, highlighting a rising teenicide problem. Kemper urges school driving programs, stricter licensing, and parental example to curb youth recklessness. Organizations like Lumbermens Mutual, the American Automobile Association, and the National Safety Council push safety education and enforcement to reduce fatalities.

Chicago Here Iwo Jima James S. Kemper Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company Kemper U.S American Automobile Association Lumbermens Northwestern University Traffic Institute National Safety Council

Air Forces Ease Cupid Task With New Wedding Procedure

The air force now requires a letter of intent from a would be groom in lower pay ranks. An officer then counsels the couple on finances housing and travel before they decide on marriage.

Washington Air Force Cupid Beam Bolling Field Air Base Armed Services

Wingless chicken stunt ends with humpbacked birds

Experimenter Lorenzo Armstrong in Byron California tried a neckless chicken by lowering roofs and feeding troughs to keep heads down. After experiments, he gave up as the birds developed humpbacks instead of the hoped for lean white meat.

Byron Calif Lorenzo Armstrong Midwest Armstrong

West Union Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend

West Union residents hosted visitors from Detroit and Indianapolis and hosted relatives at a Wil lamson reunion. Funeral services were held for Chester Crumlin, with Covington friends accompanying the burial at York Cemetery.

Harry Nichol Cash Strohm Detroit Hugh White Frank Mitchel Gordon Coryell Perry Poorman Texas West Union Willamson S. Miller Bobby and Junior Dean Baugert Roche Hershel Willams and Sons Chicago Mary Ferguson Veyne Allen Fairfield Emma Walker Gene David Lawson Farmersburg Indiana Field Williamson Gary H. C. Williamson Indianapolis T. A Mae Piety Ruth Wright Charles Vargas Allen Collier Toots and Jimmy O. C. Ferris Charlotte Ferris Myrtle Moore Burton Prust Mary Graham Marie Ryerson West York R. J. Williamson Terre Haute Harry Williams Flat Rock Rosalie Wright Roy Scott Johanne Chadwick Clay Cork Marvin Isbell Mae Buckley Flower Fairy, Collier Muriel’ Chapman Musgrave Hardware Store Racine Wisconsin Allen Gideon JH. Co. “Crumlin Covington Chester Ola Dutcher Marshall Maud Paddock Darwin T. J. Wheeler Robinson Prust Chester Crumlin Christian Church York

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Across OH

Forty-one attended Sunday school led by Rev J B Norbeck with morning and evening services. Many local residents and guests visited relatives and shopped in Paris Terre Haute and Gary while various Hollenbeck family members hosted gatherings and the next meeting is set for October at Mrs Ethel Ray's home.

J. B. Norbeck Lulu Lindley Hattie Ledermann Paris Ruby Graham Jean Thompson Flower Terre Haute Ira Cannady Aaron Schaefer Lloyd Danville Danville Hospital Grant Hollenbeck Wanda Nina C. G. Holenbeck Darwin Winifred James Graham Russel Crumlin Gary William Misner Clarence Misner James McKee Robinson Joe Riggs Helen Dorothy Hollenbeck Vernon Hollenbeck Wiley Kinderdine Hazel Kinderdine Glen Scott Greenfield Indiana Everett Scott Davie-Lindley Vincennes Earl Batchelor Georgetown Ray Batchelor John Lindley Gladys Hewitt Ronnie C. G. Hollenbeck Grant Holenbeck

Asbury Home Bureau Meets At Blanche Spencer Home

The Asbury unit of the Home Bureau meets with twelve members at Mrs. Blanche Spencer’s house. Mrs. Maurine Stogs dill conducts the song of the month School Days. Chairman Aletha Thompson presides over the meeting with discussions of trips, major lesson by Ella J. Filmart, and readings.

Asbury Home Bureau Blanche Spencer Maurine Stogsdill Aletha Thompson Ella J. Filmart Jed

Osage River Basin’s Size and Route Through Missouri

The Osage River Basin covers 15,300 square miles, with about 305 miles winding through Missouri. The basin ranks as one of Missouri’s most important water systems, stretching roughly 515 miles from its rise in eastern Kansas to the Big Muddy in Missouri.

Osage River Osage Basin Missouri Kansas Big Muddy

Evangelical United Brethren Church Notices

Emmanuel Church Sunday schedule includes a 9:30 a.m. school and 10:30 a.m. class with Benjamin Drummond in charge. preaching at 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic message. Zion Church Tingley lists morning worship at 10:30 a.m. with Tuesday prayer 8:00 p.m. Rally day at Zion on Sunday October 2. Zion Ladies meet Thursday 1:30 p.m. at Mrs Harry Tingley home. class meeting Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Finkbiner.

Emmanuel Church William Zeigler Benj. Drummond William Tingley

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