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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1956
Page
8
A Los Angeles resident recounts a traumatic experience with medication and fear. She sought relief by reading self help guidance that advised replacing worry thoughts with other tasks. Over time she relaxed more, improved daily life, and now faces challenges with newfound confidence.
Partially legible crossword clues and letter gaps across many entries. The list shows mismatched letters and typos such as Former New York Governor and various corrupted words implying a filled puzzle with many errors. Readers are left to infer answers from fragments and context clues in the damaged page.
Fragmented OCR notes mention degrees from Seminary and Lincoln Institute and work at Lincoln with unclear group references. The readable items suggest a scholar or staff member tied to Lincoln institutions and early career notes without clear dates or names.
Church invites all to two weeks of evangelistic meetings in Plymouth Indiana. Rev Harry Duke will be guest speaker this Sunday morning and the Jubilaires Gospel Quartet will lead the evening service. The events are broadcast live on radio station WLBH 1170 KC Mattoon.
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church led by minister Wilbur D Payne lists 9 30 am church school with superintendent William Tingley and 10 30 am worship with a sermon on The Meaning of Sanctification Prayer meeting and Bible study follow at 7 30 pm Emmanuel Church under John Douglas with 10 30 am prayer meeting led by Lowell Kance and 7 30 pm evening worship The adult fellowship will show the Christian film Tammy about a girl who becomes a Christian and helps her father The notice also mentions Tuesday prayer meeting and more
In a tense lunch confrontation, Ruthie Steele confronts her boss Rick McLeod over his habit of calling her Ruthie. She reveals long-standing affection, a secret proposal, and a personal test about how a name affects love, ending with a public kiss.
Methodist Church announces church school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m high school Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 3 p m Sunday. Intermediate Youth Fellowship at 7 p m Saturday. High school youths travel to Springfield April 14 for conference rally with Governor Stratton speaking at the mansion. The fourth quarterly meeting is April 17 at 8 p m presided by Dr Kenneth Knox.
Rev L A Williams leads Pilgrim Holiness services with Sunday school at 930 morning worship 1046 and evangelistic service 730. A Frankfort Bible School group from Indiana will teach classes preach and sing Sunday the 15th and is billed as a great crowd invitation.
Rev. John Barrick of the Nazarene Church at Fourth and Plumpts promotes using waste sawmill products as soil conditioner and mulch for fruit trees shrubs and other plants.
The Congregational Church lists Rev Louis L walies as minister with 930 a m and 1030 am services. A church school led by Charles Bush reports attendance recovery after an influenza epidemic. Next Sunday Pilgrim Fellowship from Terre Haute visits for a 530 pm P T meeting on God and His Color Scheme. Delegates are appointed for the spring association meeting at Hope Congregational church on April 22.
More than 2000 Illinois swine producers attended the Annual Swine Day program where A L Jensen urged weighing before weaning and cautioned against early separation from the sow. S W Terrill advised grain supplies and a sound home ration plan, while other speakers covered feeding methods and equipment. A pork chop barbecue capped the noon luncheon at the university livestock pavilion.
Guidance from Leo Fryman University of Illinois on selecting a profitable junior calf. Emphasizes choosing a calf sired by a proven bull with a dam that yields at least 400 pounds butterfat on twice daily milk. Check udder balance and overall conformation. Avoid disease exposure and vaccinate brucellosis if needed. Seek help from a farm adviser or local breeder.
The Armstrong Methodist News lists Owen Candler as minister and Joe Welsh as church school superintendent. It details Sunday school at 9 30, classes for all ages, Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 with Bible study, MYF hour, and a Saturday C I C Class social. It notes a piano concert dedication on April 15 and a two week summer Bible school beginning June 18 with organizers named including Mrs Dorothy Shirley, Mrs Wanda Cork, and Mrs Clara Bartram.
Clark S. Hayter aged 45 died suddenly Thursday noon while carpentry in Marshall. Survived by wife Della two stepchildren Mary and John Rackhaus mother Mrs Laura Hayter LaCrosse Wis five brothers and three sisters. WWII veteran and American Legion Post No 90 member. Funeral Sunday 2:00 pm Marrs Funeral Home burial Marshall cemetery with graveside rites by Post 90. Stocks of trees limited to establishing forest plantings and field shelter belts. University of Illinois farming researchers study transmissible gastroenteritis effects on nutrition of baby pigs.
A reader guide by Helen Hase suggests using a lazy Susan to frost a cake, and using a French-fry cutter on fridge cookies for a corrugated look. It advises laying out utensils and ingredients on a tray before cooking and returning items to the tray as they’re used to keep the workspace clean.
Be lifted to the sink for washing in one operation. Keep salt and pepper and flour near your range as well as at the mixing center. You'll save steps by having the necessities where you use them. Put leftover bits of vegetables in a plastic container. Freeze in the refrigerator compartment or freezer Use them as a combined vegetable when there's enough.
I thank all relatives neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy since the recent death of my husband Mrs Clova Barker.
A note of gratitude from Fred I Buckner thanking friends for cards flowers and prayers during a recent illness.
Estate of Bruce Quinn in Clark County Illinois sets June 4 1955 as the claim date. Creditors may file claims with Citizens National Bank as administrator of Paris Illinois before this date without summons. Redman and Trogdon attorneys 110 E Washington St Paris Illinois.
In Clark County Circuit Court Illinois Raymond Yow plaintiff v Mary Yow defendant Case 56 E 10 affidavit for publication filed notice to Mary Yow no suit filed for divorce unless appearance is filed by May 2 1956 and plead by July 2 1956 default may be entered Decree as prayed Plaintiff's Attorney Casey Tlinots Ad 13 3.
Estate of Arch Birchfield deceased. claims must be filed in Clark County County Court by May 7, 1956. Executor Frank Hutchens and attorneys Snavely Miller Meehling Keiser Building Marshall Illinois announce this notice for creditors and claimants.
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