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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1948
Page
2
The Marshall Herald presents its mission to print news and guide public opinion through interpretation. It emphasizes serving readers with wholesome entertainment and honest advertising, pledging not to barter human rights for trade privileges.
Mrs Susie A Johns reports Rev James Kelley preached at Dunlap Sunday morning and Dennison Sunday night. A large Christmas program attracted many. Betty Jo Johns in nurse training at Peoria spent holidays with her parents. Numerous local residents and families are mentioned with greetings, visits, and illnesses. Snow and cold weather arrive with December 26.
Ohio community notes thirty five attendees at Sunday school. Rev J B Norbeck delivered morning and evening messages. Numerous residents and visitors from York, Christmas, Terre Haute, Robinson, Columbus, Greenfield and Paris shared meals and visited family and friends over the weekend and Christmas.
Eld. S. Sprague hosts Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and sermon at 10:45 a.m. BTU at 6:30 p.m. sermon at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Devotional service at 11:00 a.m. U P service at 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer service each Wednesday. Watch night service from 8:00 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. Several speakers and special singing. You are welcome.
Guy A. Cox, minister. Mine Joe Smitley listed for September. Worship at 10 45. Holy communion Sunday morning. Annual business meeting after the morning service. Church to observe Universal Week of Prayer next week. See announcement elsewhere.
A church listing shows 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m worship with Holy Communion 5 00 p m Methodist Youth Fellowship for intermediates and 6 00 p m fellowship for high school and older youth.
Corner of Locust and Fifth Street hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday service at 11 a m with sermon God Reading room hours Wednesday 3 to 5 pm The public is invited Also note a science fact about corn losing 48 tons of water daily from plant surfaces
West Union teachers and students staged a Christmas program with plays readings and carols. Attendees traveled from Walnut Prairie and many local families joined the festivities. The Christmas Eve service featured Leigh Hargrave as morning speaker and a watch night party planned for December 31. An offering of 47 dollars was sent to the orphanage.
Miss Frances Drake and Mr and Mrs Alva Wells visited relatives in Olney Saturday. Mrs Cyrus Evans spent Tuesday with Frances and Irene Drake. Joe McCrory family joined Christmas with Jess Evans. Edgar Guyer daughter Ruby and Julia Sackrider joined Maureen Pickering family. Odin Stogsdill and sons from Toulon spent holidays with John Leasure family. L M Cauliflower and son from Sutsonville spent Christmas with Stanley Leasure family.
Homemakers and buyers learn wool label terms from a specialist. The act requires labels show fiber content and percentages for wool types. Virgin wool means never previously processed. reprocessed and reused describe scraps and worn wool recycled into new fabrics.
In Wichita Kansas Joseph D Rosario Jr 30 received 600 fine and five months jail after a wild downtown chase. He sped 80 mph at night in a 20 mile zone ran 12 red lights drove without license lights and on wrong side while possessing liquor and resisting arrest. The pursuit by two motorcycle officers ended with his car crashing into shrubs.
Four year old Stephen Jones was judged responsible for a smashed greenhouse pane after a peach sized stone caused the break. The county court held the boy liable though unable to pay until he is twenty one, delaying collection.
The Illinois law outline covers owner duties to prevent disease spread, including burning or burying dead swine, and prohibiting hauling infected animals on public highways. Negligence or lack of foresight may yield damages if diseased livestock spread infection, with strict liability for selling diseased hogs and quarantine powers for the State Department of Agriculture. Dead animal transporters may face liability for losses caused by violations, while pigeons and dogs pose more complex attribution questions.
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