Timothy instructed by Paul on duties of Christian ministry
Rev Robert A Harper emphasizes Timothys duties in 1 Timothy 4 12 urging youth in ministry to shun profane tales and false doctrines and to exercise godliness for eternal life Timothy should heed reading exhortation and teaching and be a faithful example to believers stressing the enduring value of the old truth preached for two millennia to save both speaker and listeners
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Robert A. Harper
Timothy
Paul
Zion Church Services and Programs Listed
Emmanuel and Zion churches announce Sunday schedules with church school at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m classes led by Wm Ziegler and Richard Miller. Union and Sunday night services feature Gerald Medsker presenting religious films. Prayer services are set for Wednesday and Tuesday evenings with Rev Alex Portes delivering a sermon at Zion.
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Emmanuel
Wm. Ziegler
Ben Drummond
Gerald Medsker
Zion Church
Zion
Alex Portes
First Methodist Church of
Marshall
Richard Miller
Trinity Lutheran Sermon and Sunday School Readings
Trinity Lutheran Church posts a sermon by Pastor LeRoy F. Mueller on loving God and neighbor. Bible class and Sunday school meet at 9 30 a m with reflections on Daniel and faith under pressure.
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Trinity Lutheran American ‘Legion Home
LeRoy F. Mueller
Marshall Missionary Baptist Church Weekly Events
Marshall Missionary Baptist Church outlines services from Sunday August 30 with early men's prayer at 7 00 am Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 45 am followed by a 7 30 pm evangelistic service and baptism at West Union. Also scheduled are Tuesday September 1 associational Brotherhood meeting at Martinsville Baptist Church and Wednesday September 2 730 pm mid week prayer service. Thursday at 130 pm W M S meets at Bertha Jackson home led by Mrs Brewster.
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West Union Church
Martinsville Baptist Church
Bertha Jackson
Pevehouse
Charles A. Bush
First Congregational Church
A Ticket to Timbuktu
Sam Benzon rescues the scene by gifting Brad Williams a one way ticket to Timbuktu after a clash over Brad living with Sam and Bernice due to Brad’s wife Flossy’s legal trouble and Brad’s nagging about keeping the house tidy. Sam orchestrates a fishing trip that exposes Brad’s faults and ends with a note offering a chance to restart elsewhere.
Sun day school to begin Luke gospel lessons for adults
At the regular meeting of the Sunday school the minister will begin a series of lessons for young adults on the gospel of St Luke. The class will meet at 10:69 o'clock.
Vacation schemes and city news fade into 1950s brief
A husband recalls a clever vacation ruse as his family splits for summer. He reads ten books, hides at home eight days, and enjoys the quiet while the wife visits relatives. Fire chief warns Atlanta HQ lack of extinguishers and exits.
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Atlanta
Household Cleaning Tips From An Old Guide
Soaked sponges can be refreshed by rubbing with fresh lemon and rinsing in warm water. Egg beaters clean easy if dipped in cold water after use. Do not let rotating clogs get wet. Protect the bottoms of pots and pans before use.
Sunshine Sauce Recipe for Ice Cream Topping
Recipe notes a sauce made from peaches maple syrup and cream. Peel and mash the peaches then press through a sieve and mix with syrup and cream. Cook on low heat until thickened then add maple flavoring if desired and serve warm over ice cream.
Remember by the Old Timers reminiscences from readers
A trio of reader letters recalls past schooling and work then and travel by oxen and mule teams. Mrs J H Jones of Clanton Alabama recalls walking thirty miles daily to attend a small log cabin school with one blue back speller. F M Masters of Washington DC notes photographers not always making women smile. Jessamine Burgum of Arthur North Dakota remembers caravan freighting on the Missouri river by oxen and mule teams with wood powering steamboats.
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J. H. Jones
Clanton
Alabama
Jessamine
Burgum
Arthur
N. D
Prairies
Missouri River
Illinois farm economists predict record beef per person
University of Illinois economists say Americans may exceed the 73 pounds of beef eaten per person in 1909. The text also advises orchard cover crops or chopping them with a culti cutter to conserve moisture.
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University of Illinois
Public sale of Clark County land in partition case
Public notice in Clark County Illinois states Master in Chancery Victor C Miller will sell at 11:00 AM on September 5 1953 at the east door of the Marshall Court House to the highest bidder the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 16 township 9 north range 11 west containing 40 acres more or less and part of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 16 lying north and east of Mill Creek and east of York and Marshall Road containing 38 14 acres more or less Tax details include 1952 taxes paid 1953 and 10 percent down with cash within ten days Abstracts available from attorney John M Hollenbeck Marshall Illinois.
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Clark County
Ilinois
William Gurney Lindley
W. D. Burnett
Victor Lindley Curtis
Aid Court
Victor C. Miller
Marshall
Clark
State of
Illinois
Mill Creek
York and Marshall Road
County of
Uinois
John M. Hollenbeck
Executor's Notice of Final Settlement in Clark County
State of Illinois Clark County probate. In the matter of the estate of George O Alcorn deceased the executor Blanche Spencer will present her final report to the County Court in Marshall Illinois on a date in September 1953. Interested parties including Erma Alcorn Robert Bobby Alcorn Beulah Alcorn Sharp Dorothy Ruth Alcorn Shipman Betty May Alcorn George Henry Alcorn Mary Butler Unknown heirs and others may attend to resist the application.
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I George O. Alcorn
Erma Alcorn
Robert
Bobby)Alcorn
Beulah Alcorn Sharp
Dorothy Ruth Alcorn Shipman
Betty May Alcorn
George Henry Alcorn
Mary Butler
George O. Alcorn
County Court
Clark County
Marshall, Tlinois
Blanche Spencer
National expert to demonstrate rupture shield method
Nationally known expert will personally demonstrate his rupture shield method at the DeLite Hotel in Casey on Tuesday September 1 from 9 00 a m to 12 noon. Shallenberger claims the method contracts openings quickly regardless of rupture size location or prior strain and lets patients return to work the same day. The shield is waterproof sanitary indestructible and ships to fit under heat for a perfect fit. Large ruptures after operations are welcome. Mailing address Angola Ind.
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DeLite
Casey
Shallenberger
Crossyard Puzzle NONIZONTAL 1 East Indian timber tree
Puzzling crossword style clues mix with misread terms and garbled phrases. Several entries point to animals colors and beliefs while formatting remains inconsistent across lines and numbers. The result is a fragmented, difficult to parse item set.
Oats and Wheat as Hog Feed Post Harvest
If oats and wheat are cheap enough after harvest time, it will pay you to use them for part of the corn in hog rations.
Notice of Setting for Materials Proposals in Clark County Townships
Clark County Board of Supervisors invites sealed proposals for construction materials across multiple townships including York Casey Johnson Melrose Marshall Dolson Wabash Westfield. Proposals due August 29 1953 at 10:00 a.m. with bond and guaranty requirements. forms obtainable from County Superintendent of Highways.
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Marshall
York Township
Casey Township
Johnson Township
Melrose
Marshall Township
Dolson
Wabash Township
Westfield Township
Clark County
York Towwnship
Melrose Township
Westfield
Clark County Board of Supervisors
van Tarble Co
Special Meeting Notice of Marshall Co-Op Association
The Marshall Co-Op Association calls a special meeting after a written request by ten or more members. It will be held August 31, 1953 at 1:00 p.m. CST in the Circuit Court Room of the Marshall County Courthouse in Marshall Illinois. Fred Schaefer, President of the Board, dated August 17, 1953.
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Marshall Co-Op
Circuit Court
Marshall
Illinois
Fred Schaefer
The
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