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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
8
Evangelical Association Sets Weekend Services at Three Churches
The Evangelical Association schedules its third quarterly meeting at Immanuel Grand Turn on Saturday with Rev J a Wise preaching at 2 PM and 7 PM. Sunday morning services follow the communion, and Sunday evening the pastor will preach at Zion Big Creek. Christmas Day services are planned for Marshall at 10 30 AM. Pastor Leo J Ehrhardt extends a hearty welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel
Grand _Turn
J. A Wise
Zion
Big Creek
Leo J. Ehrhardt
First American Settlement Debate in Illinois Bellefontaine
John Howard Todd in the Chicago Herald identifies Bellefontaine as Illinois’s first distinctly American settlement, predating New Design by about a year. Led by Captain James Moore, the party arrived in 1781 and wintered at Kaskaskia, with Shadrach Bond and others joining the march from Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Todd
Chicago Herald
New Design
Bellefontaine
Finois
Monroe County
Maryland
Virginia
Ilinois
James Moore
Kaskaskia
Hlinois
Cahokia
Prairie du Rocher
Moore
Shadrach
Illinois
George’ Rogers Clark
Clark
Fort Massac
Kaskasia
Dinois
Nicholas Smith
James Garretson
Early Illinois settlements shaped by Baptists and pioneers
The narrative recalls New Design's rise with James Lemen Sr and early Baptists including Josiah Dodge and David Badgley. It notes 1790 ransom for James Smith, 1793 Kinney’s arrival, 1796 induction of the first Illinois Baptist church, 1797 Potomac colonists’ harsh trek, and Thomas Ford’s 1804 Illinois beginnings. It also recounts Samuel Magner’s Kenesaw signal tale as shared to local G A R and W R C members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaskaskia
Moore
Bellefontaine
James Lemen Sr
Josiah Dodge
Fontaine Creek
New Design
James Smith
Wabash
William Kinney
David Badgley
First Baptist Church
Ilinois
Valley of the Potomac
Ohio
Fort Mas- Bac
Illinois
Thomas Ford
George Forquer
Real Estate Loans Offered by Edgar Summers in Martinsville
Edgar Summers of Martinsville Illinois advertises real estate loans as some of the safest investments, inviting inquiries for any loan amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Summers
Martinsville
B. F. Johnson
Ill
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Altoona Pass
Samuel Magner
Union Army
Magner
Paris Beacon
Lenox
Parsons
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Fred Wallis
Kohl
East Main Street
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Herald Office
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B. Allery
Casey, MI
Dan Eckel
Clarksville
Frank W. Greenough
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Booth & Handy
Marshall
Mackinaws
Grover's
Selby
Buster Brown
Plamiie
M. Grabenheimer
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