J B Churches 708 Poplar St News Church Activities
Supt John service leader and Mrs Fred Schaefer Jr host worship and Bible services. Bible study Tuesday prayer and choir practice. Friday prayer and birthday banquet sponsored by Builders Club. Youth Fellowship Monday at Dale Schaefer home. Men's group meets at Westfield. Phillipines film shown.
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John Service
Mee Rherm
Fred Schaefer, Jr
PS Sun Ht
William le Rate
Clana
Wicklers
Philippines
Dale Schaefer
Westfield
Marshall Circuit Methodist Churches Message
Marshall Herald announces church services for multiple circuits. Morning worship at 9 30 in Brick and in Emery Bohn supervised church schools at 9 30 10 30, with weekly prayer meetings and superintendent notes. Evangelaires quartet to sing in Darwin on Feb 17 at 7 00 pm followed by service.
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Roy Dickerson
Berton
Heleine
Evangelaires Quartet
Darwin
Emery Bohn
Congregational News Service Plans and Meetings
Rev a ul te neler leads a morning service with Pilgrim Fellowship in charge and a 9 15 Sunday school. Nursery available, no Junior church. A mission workshop is set for next Sunday at Arabana church, with transport arranged by Rev or Mrs Miller. Woman's Fellowship meets Tuesday at 2 at the Fredenberger home 415 N 6th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pilgrim
Congregational Christian Church
Arabana
Trinity E U B Church Invites All To Sunday Services
Trinity E U B Church invites readers to attend Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 with prayer and praise on Wednesdays at 7 30. The ad highlights a strong Sunday school, family classes, and a cordial invitation to join Trinity Church.
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Trinity Church
Pilgrim Holiness Revival Held by Rev Williams
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with evangelists and singers. Morning worship at 10 45. Rev Hostetler and family to sing and play. Revival continues nightly through February 24 inviting all to prepare for the Lord's return.
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Hostetler
Clever wife turns cooking into an art through praise
A man recalls marrying a talented businesswoman who initially avoided cooking. After he praised her efforts with thoughtful words, she improved rapidly, transforming kitchen skills into an art and earning his admiration. He credits honest appreciation with unlocking her full potential.
Parish Activities At Methodist Church In Paris
The Paris Methodist Church lists a full schedule from February 17 through 21 including morning worship at 10:30 led by Robert and Swain, youth fellowship, W S C S and finance meetings, study course on Paul’s Letters, sanctuary choir, and a spaghetti dinner by the 3 M’s Class at Blandford to mark their anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Finance
C. S
First Methodist Church
Paris
Blanford
Millcreek Home Bureau Unit meets for February gathering
The Millcreek Home Bureau Unit met at Mrs. Clairene Davidson's home on February 6 with a combo dinner. Officers and members attended as well as guests Mrs. Nellie Low and Miss Joan Morgan. A University of Illinois veterinarian advised on worm control by proper pasture stocking and grazing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek Home Bureau
Clairene Davidson
Ruby Taylor
Clairene Davison
United Nations
Mildred Turner
Home Bureau
Neema Morgan
Fikuart
Katie Ziegler
Blanche Taylor
Vevie Morgan
Lucille Ziegler
Lena Hirsch
Louise Ziegler
Oma Koppler
Beverly
Helen Willams
Tony
Marjorie Schafer
Ella Fikuart
Wanda McConchie
Imogene Norton
Betty Sanders
Nancy
Marjorie Kammacher
Mabel McKittrick
Anna Nicol
Flossie Maurer
Edith Amstot
Mildred Williams
Louise Jackson
Nellie Low
Joan Morgan
Mildred, Williams
Innis Debt to the Past and Timeless Principles
At a Kiwanis convention in Portland Oregon a Canadian speaker spoke of enduring principles and ideals and the ark of the covenant remaining untouched by time. He noted a young man whose observation of his mother's kettle sparked steam power and reminded of electricity’s discovery. The speaker urged living a life that leaves footprints on the sands of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Aurelius
Portland
Oregon
Alron
Muses
Franklin
Apostle
Choosing the Right Glue for Home Repairs
K R Peterson from the University of Illinois outlines glue options for home repairs including animal glues prepared glues polyvinyl resins casein and urea formaldehyde glues. Animal glues provide lasting joints but fail with moisture. Prepared and vinyl glues set quickly but moisture affects strength. Casein and urea formaldehyde are powder glues mixed with water and not waterproof. Plan for future needs and note Rogers City Michigan hosts the world’s largest limestone quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K R. Peterson
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Peterson
Cigarettes and Fire Risk in California Tests
The California state fire marshal tested lighted cigarettes to see ignition potential. They were dropped into waste, near flammable vapors, and laid on fabrics and furnishings to burn. Cigarettes were a relatively weak ignition source, but vast consumption means many fires.
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Office of
California
Hot Dog Is Hit At London Fair
Washington reports that 400000 hot dogs were handed out at the British Food Fair in London last summer as the American version of the frankfurter travels abroad. The piece notes growing popularity since dachshund sausage entered the United States about a century ago. Americans are projected to eat eight billion franks this year, a distance linked to more than 600000 miles, said by the National Geographic Society. Most agree the frankfurter originated in Frankfurt on the Main.
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Nixon
Washington
Stuyvesant
New York
Eisenhower
State Department
United Nations
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Atlantic
London
Germany
National Geographic Society
Frankfurt On the Main
Health Conditions Favorable for Wage Earners in 1956
Health conditions among American wage earners and families stayed very favorable in the first six months of 1956. Mortality was 66.18 per 100 000 policy holders, higher than 1955 and 1954 but lower than any first-half year before 1954, with increases mainly from cardiovascular diseases and cancer. Pneumonia and influenza rose slightly while tuberculosis fell, and childhood diseases remained at very low mortality.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kansas City Keeps Evergreens Green
Kansas City park department transplanted evergreen red cedars on a black square park over an underground lot. Four trees died in transplanting and could not be replaced until late fall. Grounds keeper Eugene Nelson painted the dead trees green and the paint worked so well that the trees appeared alive unless someone touched them.
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Kansas City
Eugene Nelson
Nelson
No Burial Space in Tokyo Strains Cemetery Capacity
Tokyo officials warn that cemetery space is nearly exhausted as the city handles about 50 000 ashes yearly. Cremated remains are stored in Buddhist temples until graves can be found, while limited plots in eight municipal cemeteries are sold by lottery each year.
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Tokyo
Remembering the Old Timers Pleasant View Train Ride
Mary E. Osborn recalls a first train ride from Pleasant View to Williamsburg 5 cent tickets, L N Railroad memories, George Moses's sand tumble, Aunt Lizzie Witt guiding a family trip, Alf Clark’s later Pleasant View store, and Pleasant View once dubbed the center of the world.
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Mary E. Osborn
Pleasant View
Kentucky
Wolf Creek
George Moses
Jim Jones
George
Lizzie Witt
Williamsburg
Alf Clark
Old Timer
Community Press Service
Frankfort
Obituary of Nellie Jane Hill
Nellie Jane Newlin Hill was born near Annapolis on June 4 1878 and died February 4 1957 at her daughter’s home near West Union aged 78. Survived by three daughters Irma Moonhart March Barrett Blanche Wiman two grandsons David Stephen Wiman one granddaughter Doris Prier and a great granddaughter Carol Prier. She joined the Annapolis Methodist Church in 1923 and her family honors her steadfast faith and courage.
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NellIe Jane
Martin
Emma Jane Newlin
Annapolis
Ray Manhart
West Union
Alice Stanfield
William
John A Newlin
Ray W Hill
Irma Moonhart
March Barrett
Tuscola
Blanche Wiman
Findlay
Ohio
Doris Prier
Robinson
David
Stephen Wiman
Carol Prier
Nerces
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks from Nether Hill Family
The family of Nether Hill acknowledges with appreciation your expressions of sympathy through Mrs Ray Manhart Mrs L J Barrett and Mrs Clell E Wiman. The note also mentions a science snippet about a firefly’s light produced by luciferin and an enzyme.
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Nether Hill
Ray Manhart
L. J Barrett
Clell E Wiman
Probate of Will for O A Keiser in Clark County
Notice in Clark County Probate Court states a petition for probate of the will of O A Keiser, deceased, has been filed. Hearing set for March 12 1957 at 10:00 AM at the Marshall courthouse. All heirs and interested parties urged to appear and show cause. Attorneys Snavely Miller Meehling Marshall Illinois.
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Laura M. Keiser
Bernard Keiser
Frank Keiser
Edith Keiser Kely
O A. Keiser
D A. Keiser
City of
Marshall
Clark
State of
Illinois
Clark County
O. A. Keiser
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L. A. Williams
Ingtor
Charles
Charles M. Schwab
Robert & Swain
University of Illinois
A Innis
Robert H. Harper
Rogers City
Michigan
Bourde
Alves
Teutonic
Nellie Jane Hill
O A Keiser
H. J. Kemp
Snavely
Miller & Meehling Marshall
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