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The Marshall Herald published weekly in Marshall Illinois by Wabash Valley Printing Co lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It notes subscription rates at 2.00 per year and local ad costs 35 cents per column inch with reader ads at 20 cents per line and a minimum of two lines.
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Carlos Stewart
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Parents Should Set Good Examples for Children's Safety
A University of Illinois extension specialist notes parents influence safety habits and that many home and farm accidents stem from falls. Falls kill thousands yearly, with about 700 during farm work. Keep stairs lit and clear, wipe spills quickly, and avoid clutter in the home.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Illinois
Falla
Pancake Festival in Villa Grove Draws Big Crowd
Villa Grove hosts its 18th annual pancake festival on Saturday September 28 with a 4 mile parade a massed band concert and free pancakes. Organizers promise attractions for all ages as thousands attend from town and beyond.
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Villa Grove
Alam
Glenn Fulton
Gene Trimble
Traffic Safety Tips For Autumn Travel
Planning a highway trip this autumn? Do not back up on high speed roads or make sudden turns at intersections. If forced to pull off avoid braking hard. keep tires on pavement, ease off the accelerator, grip the wheel, and slow gradually before rejoining traffic. Shift to low gear on steep hills when momentum drops to 26 mph and stay consistent downhill. Do not weave to prevent dangerous weaving scenarios.
Homecoming Dance Friday and Pancake Dance Saturday
Wayne Karr and his orchestra will perform at the Friday homecoming dance and the Saturday Pancake Dance. Flat Rock was Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Warren Kenderdine and June. Also calling were Clifford Dunlap, Miss Peggy Hayes, and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Low. Flossie Kenderdine returned from a visit to Chester Culp and family. Thelma Ward visited Maude Kenderdine Monday afternoon.
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Wayne Karr
Flat Rock
Warren Kenderdine
June
Kenderdine
Clifford Dunlap
Near Flat Rock
Peggy Hayes
Raymond| Low
Robinson
Chester Culp
Mary Culp
Ross Crabtree
Betty
Linda
Larry
Thelma Ward
Maude iXenderdine
Melrose Notes Learn of Newborn Dennis Ogle
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ogle of Shelbyville welcome Dennis born Sept 12 weighing nine pounds. He has a brother Danny. Relatives and friends including Mrs. Bernard Davison and others visit in Melrose and nearby towns. Several birthday gatherings and hospital calls mark a busy period for local families.
Hunting season dangers and land shortages sparking concern
The piece warns that rising hunting interest strains lands and game supply, increasing crowding in woods and accidents. It urges public preserves or restricted areas, plus mandatory safety knowledge before licensing to reduce hunting injuries and fatalities.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Pikes Peak Climb Demonstrates Chevy Toughness
A Chevrolet pickup powered through Pikes Peak ascent without using the road. It battled boulder fields and thin air up to 14 110 feet, proving the rugged components available in light-duty Chevys. See your Chevrolet dealer.
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Pikes Peak
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