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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1957
Page
7
In a world full of slogans the article extols taking a boy fishing as a direct path to outdoors love and ethics of fair play. It emphasizes mentorship through father and friend roles fostering confidence, learning, and shared joy in the natural world.
University of Illinois safety specialist O L Hogsett urges family cooperation for spring cleanup to remove attic clutter and damaged cords. Advice covers regular cleaning, checking electrical gear, clearing debris, and practicing a family fire drill to reduce injuries and fire losses.
Lulie and her sisters juggle holiday chores and fashion as Charley Cornell eyes a chance to take Lulie out. Luke recalls past hopes while Emmy, Grace, and Marcia prepare outfits and lament busy mornings. A playful family kitchen scene hints at a proposed future date with Charley.
Easter schedule at the Christian Church Marshall Iowa outlines sunrise service at 6 30 am with youth play The Lord is Risen Bible school at 9 30 am attendance goal reached 375 Morning worship 10 30 am special film Journey to Hope Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm and evening service 7 30 pm A 16 mm color film screens and officers announce efforts to boost attendance and mission offerings through Easter week
Easter Sunday at Trinity Church features a 6:00 a m early service led by the youth, breakfast afterward, 9:30 Sunday school with classes for all ages, 10:30 a m preaching, and an evangelistic service at 7:30 p m. The church invites all to attend and says it is friendly.
The Easter service at 10 30 a m features a full musical program including Ragglade Easter Dawn Wagner Christ The Lord is Risen Today and As It Began to Dawn postlude, with altar flowers memorializing the late Mr and Mrs John Lewis Sr. Rev Louis L Miller will present The Deeper Meaning of Living Again. Larry Kammacher serves as crucifer.
Zion Evangelical Churches led by Wilbur D. Payne announce Sunday worship at Emmanuel 9:00 and Zion 9:30 with 10:30 worship. Sunday school at 40:00 at Emmanuel and 9:30 at Zion. Activities include Youth Fellowship Monday 7:00 at Edward Tingley and Adult Fellowship Friday 7:30 at Jack Mallory home. Easter service "Because He Lives" with Tuesday prayer and Bible study 7:30 and Thursday WSWS meeting at Mrs Fairy Imle. junior choir practice Saturday 2:00 at the church.
The Congregational Church led by Rev. Louis L. Miller holds Easter Sunday prayers at 10 30 with a message The Deeper Meaning of Living Again. Maundy Thursday 8 00 pm holy communion and reception of new members. Union Good Friday services 12 00 to 3 00 with seven ministers delivering the last words of Jesus. Sunday school 9 15 led by Charles Bush.
The Eckle unit of Home Bureau met April 9 at Pauline Davidson’s home with Nelle Hite assisting. Mabel Hawker chaired. Members discussed officers dues and refreshments for 17 members and 4 guests. A lesson on Rheumatic Fever was led by Reba Bennett and a short report on legislation was given by Loudell Handy.
Local social news recounts visits among families from Prairieton Indiana to Coahoma Texas and Sullivan Indiana. It notes attendance at funerals in Terre Haute and church events at Ohio Chapel, with multiple households hosting guests and familial gatherings. The item closes with a Bible verse, a lens history mention, and a fact about the Ohio river coal tonnage in 1955.
The note describes experimenting with scalloped onions and a white cheese sauce topped with buttered crumbs. It suggests thickening juice from a rat cocktail, adding fruit, and serving over ham slices. A mixture of bacon mustard brown sugar and chili sauce dresses canned beans, then spoon strawberry or mint ice cream into an angle center.
A devotional poem reflects Easter meaning beyond customs. It speaks of the empty tomb as a source of hope and strength, urging reverence for the risen Christ and a future home beyond the sky. Written by John Wadsworth, it invites believers to meet in faith.
Mrs. Maude Miller entertained the W M A at her Choctaw home on Tuesday afternoon with attendees including Mrs. Mildred Williams Roger Mary Ledermann and Golda Blizzard. Refreshments of ice cream and fruit punch were served. Several neighbors and relatives visited throughout the week including the Nortons Garners Blazer and Williams families and 4 H leader Woodford Williams.
Public notice of a Master in Chancery sale in Clark County Illinois under Case No. 57 E 11. Victor C. Miller will auction Lots 2 3 and 4 in WS Peters Addition Casey to the highest bidder for cash on May 10 1957 at 10:00 AM at the east door of the Marshall County Court House Casey Illinois. Sale subject to 1956 taxes and court approval. no deed until court reports the sale. Henri I Ripstra attorney. Marshall Herald Casey Illinois.
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