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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1956
Page
7
The piece uses a mountain stream metaphor to urge remembering the Source and staying true to the best one has known. It contrasts hopeful rising waters with a later degraded stream, then returns to the ideal of crystal waters cleansing the path to progress and the sea.
Church activities listed include 9:30 Sunday school led by Supt. William Tingley and 10:30 worship with a prayer theme, plus missionary prayer and adult fellowship with leaders Schafer. Evangelistic meetings run Sept 11 to 23 led by Rev. William Pannell of Detroit with music direction. A guild meets Thursday at Mrs Norma Jean Murphy's home. The nickel coin history note follows.
Old Sam Salters hides behind a boulder as Moccasin Joe Brown-Bear, now acting Sheriff, stalks up the trail to arrest him. A note on Geronimo reveals Joe is owed a $1000 reward for catching the bandit Ringo, who had posed as an express guard. The scene ends with a tense mutual wave.
Local families share visits across Iowa New York and Illinois with several trips to Dowagiac Michigan Casey Kansas and Terre Haute. The Fitzgarralds attend Hutchings reunion while celebrating a golden wedding anniversary. Clea Cartright teaches in Newman grade schools this year.
Community brief lists Sunday school turnout 82 and Wabash Valley Youth Rally at Nevins church. Nearby visitors include Kerley family and Michigan relatives. Also notes Tri-State Life Recruit Rally attendees and birthdays, plus travels of Morgan and Hutchens families. Ends with Western Europe’s growing economy projected to boost American coal demand to over 13 million tons annually for years.
John D. Rockefeller Jr faced a media glare as reporters chased his sons after a public appearance. He avoided photos with a simple request, telling journalists he preferred not to publish images of his children, a quiet solution that kept the moment respectful and private.
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Fresh field-grown tomatoes are low in price and rich in vitamin C. A large vine-ripened tomato supplies about half a day's vitamin C and vitamin A, with guidance on selecting firmness and avoiding overripe ripening in sunlight.
Farmers emphasize ear notching gilts from top hitters during farrowing to build a strong replacement herd. Early selection aims to identify standout pigs for future breeding and herd vigor.
From Lella Caldwell of Rochester Washington she recalls the old barbwire telephone across fields and a central office line. She describes two jars of distilled water and a chemical battery mechanism and the long barbwire line used to relay messages and listen to old time music across the hill.
The text suggests electable sundaes with pancake syrup and crushed candy bars on ice cream, plus using canned Spanish rice to Stuff green peppers with tomato sauce and bake. It briefly mentions canned luncheon meat broiled to brown and ends with angel food slices for a quick dessert.
A home style note suggests assembling a Chicken Divan style dish by heating canned mushroom and chicken rice soup with chipped dried beef, then serving over noodles. It also mentions layered plates with strawberry ice cream and thawed berries, plus a creamy cheese spread warmed in a double boiler and finished with chicken over broccoli.
The Marshall P T A met Tuesday night at Bennett Law Office to plan the year. Reading program in elementary schools and a fall panel discussion were highlighted along with updates on school lunches milk programs and new schools in Marshall.
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