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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1954
Page
14
A devotional passage reflects on Jesus as the bread of life from heaven and the soul’s nourishment. It contrasts belief with disbelief, notes Peter’s affirmation that no other name saves, and recalls Jesus asking the twelve if they will also leave, affirming the only path to redemption and eternal life.
If you are not attending Sunday school and church services regularly elsewhere we invite you to form the habit of attending at the Friendly church.
Emanuel and Zion church notices list services and activities. Emanuel church school at 9 30 a m with William Ziegler as superintendent. Missionary prayer service at 10 30 a m led by Wilma Geisert. Evening worship at 7 30 p m with a pastor's message. Week night prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Zion church school at 9 30 a m with Sam Finkbiner as superintendent. Assistant’s day noted. Morning worship at 10 30 a m. Week night prayer Tuesday at 7 p m with choir rehearsal Tuesday at 8 p m.
The Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 30 a m with goal .245 Communion at 10 30 Worship at 11 o clock Message A Church of Thessalonica Evangelistic service 7 30 with message Why I Am a Christian Christian Home services at 2 00 p m and a Communion service at 8 00 p m Church invites new visitors to join in worship today.
Worship service with holy communion at 8:30 a.m. sermon theme Workers Together with God Mark 4 26 32 Sunday school and Bible class 9 80 lesson Upper Division Jesus Walks Lower Division The Stilling of the Tempest Matt 14 22 33 Matt 8 23 27. Call your local veterinarian for winter poultry illnesses.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9:30 Morning worship at 10:45 and evening services at 6:30 and 7:00 with prayer and praise. It invites all to attend at Plum and Fourth corner with Pastor John Barrick and Leon Garwood officiating.
The piece suggests baked pears as a wonderful family dessert. Peel, halve, and bake in a buttered dish with honey and crumb topping, 25 to 30 minutes in a moderate oven. It also mentions tapioca pudding with bananas and maraschino cherries as a nutritious dessert option.
The text suggests serving dishes with canned fruits or berries and offers recipes. It mentions fresh pears in orange juice with sugar served over sponge or pound cake, a bread pudding with apricots marshmallows and toasted bread, a fruit compote syrup bake, and an ambrosia style variation with mixed fruit cocktail. It also notes using canned berries for shortcake and baking.
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In a 1964 context the piece notes an imminent January 5 harmony meeting where Democratic leaders preview the state of the union and invite comment. It questions how New England manufacturers can meet southern prices and higher wages, asks why defense contracts aren’t spurring southern competition, and laments ongoing economic strains while Congress faces tough problems amid depression jitters. It closes with the idea that peace requires more than gunfire and a calm mind.
Congress weighs keeping gas tax and Federal aid for highways versus repeal and state control. Interests include American Road Builders' Association and farmers groups backing federal aid for national defense and commerce. The Intergovernmental Relations Commission reports March 1 as lawmakers aim to act before April 1 and avoid tax cuts delays.
The Marshall Herald priced at $2.00 annually is noted as part of a weekly newspaper listing.
Traffic experts claim the Washington Highway Bridge handles the heaviest daily load about 100000 vehicles. Rival bridges include New York's Manhattan and Queens spans and the Camden-Philadelphia and San Francisco Bay bridges.
King Paul of Greece visited the J George Smith family dairy hog farm 350 acres near Oswego Illinois 45 miles west of Chicago. Mrs Smith 34 said they would try to meet the expectations while four children Nannette 11 Cheryle 9 Kent 5 and infant Lois watched. Mrs Smith suggested menu fried chicken squash string beans with bacon rind and green apple pie. The Smiths graduates of the University of Illinois he in agriculture she in home economics.
Clarence J. Pfaffenberger of Guide Dogs for the Blind says dogs prefer thinking to running and can be happy in small apartments if the landlord allows it. He demonstrates a puppy pen designed for apartment use that keeps the pup safe and housebroken while preventing furniture damage.
Washington reports Baja California in Mexico as a scenic yet underappreciated region expanding rapidly. Over less than a decade its population doubles and towns grow while highways, airfields, and irrigation projects support rising fishing, canning, and agriculture. Resorts and ranches emerge along both coasts.
A survey of 226 country editors shows 73 percent support transferring the Post Office to private business. Only three editors find the idea impractical, reflecting broad approval for private handling of mails in response to the magazine's questionnaire.
Readers share recollections of past cleansing methods using coal ash to shine silverware and communal kraut making in earlier neighborhoods. Sentiments recall family rituals, footwear, and clothing trends, plus a note on feeding oats or alfalfa to control livestock weight.
Notice to all persons that Monday March 1 1954 is the claim date in the estate of Prevo Gideon deceased pending in the County Court of Clark County Illinois. Claims may be filed on or before that date without summons. Executor Ella Ryerson. Attorneys Snavely Miller Meehing Keiser Building Marshall Illinois Adv 5 3.
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