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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1953
Page
7
The Philadelphia lawyer Jacob B. Santangelo, orphaned at seven, battled fear delaying his State Board exams and trial appearances. He credits a teacher’s adage that knowing the problem is half the solution, then methodically studying and organizing his work to conquer fear and build confidence.
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Valerie seeks her father Mr. Dodson s blessing for her marriage to Burt who is heading to the army. He recalls his own service and steers the talk toward happiness as the key measure. Mrs Dodson she recalls her test of love and says Burt is a fine boy.
The Marshall Missionary Baptist Church announces a February 22 schedule with an early prayer meeting for men at 6 00am, Sunday school at 9 30am led by Roy Crocker, morning worship at 10 45am, baptismal service at 2 00pm at West Union church, and evangelistic service at 7 30pm. Brotherhood meeting on February 23 at 7 30pm. Wednesday prayer meeting February 25 studies John chapter five.
Trinity U B Church Marshall lists Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 10 30 and youth fellowship at 6 30 Evangelistic service at 7 30 Choir practice Wednesday 7 00 prayer and praise service Wednesday 7 30 The church welcomes Rev Floyd Huey as guest preacher last Sunday and announces Rev G M Berry from Illinois Temperance League as guest speaker next Sunday morning with Rev L B Venatta at the evening service
Emanuel church school at 9 30 a m with William Ziegler as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 a m Zion church school at 9 30 a m Richard Miller superintendent Prayer service 10 30 a m William Abel in charge Evening worship at 7 30 p m Weeknight prayer Tuesday 7 30 Z Miles The Illinois health law requires all Grade A dairy herds to be Bangs free by 1955.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 10 45 Young people service 6 45 Children service 7 15 Evangelistic service 7 30 Prayer service Wednesday 7 00 Revival March 1 to 15 led by Rev A L Lawrance from Chattanooga Tennessee with singers from Indiana Plan now to attend every service Big welcome to all attendees
The guide outlines stain treatment for chocolate cocoa coffee and tea on fabrics. It advises hot water and hydrogen peroxide for chocolate stains on cottons, carbon tetrachloride for colored fabrics, and warm water glycerine treatment for coffee and tea stains followed by thorough rinsing and washing.
Readers from across the country share reminiscences of early farming life and household routines. A California resident recalls a cream separator display, a Pennsylvania farmer describes winter boots and lantern light, while a Texas family notes Chicago plumbing beginnings. Contributions invited by The Old Times.
If egg or meat stains washable linens soak in cold water then wash in hot or lukewarm suds based on fabric tolerance. For non washables use carbon tetrachloride. Grease stains rub with soap then hot suds. if needed use a solvent like carbon tet. Iron rust on cottons responds to soak in oxalic acid solution, then weak ammonia rinse.
Marshall churches gather in the Congregational Church at 10 30 a m for World Day of Prayer with a pot luck meal between sessions February 22 First Sunday in Lent features church school a book review by Mrs Alvin Pevehouse on Van Patterson Why Jesus Died and a morning prayer on How to Pray Effectively An altar service at 7 00 p m A Lent class in Congregationalism for adults begins February 23 at 7 30 p m at the church parsonage The Confirmation Class meets at 3 30 p m Tuesday Mid week Lenten services are set for February 26 at 7 30 p m with a discussion on Marriage and Mental Health
The colored Danville Church of Christ choir returns for a third appearance this Sunday night with Brother Hix delivering the evening message. A free will offering will be taken. Services begin at 9:30 for Bible school, 10:30 communion, 11:00 worship, 6:30 CC service, and 7:30 evangelistic meeting.
Trinity Lutheran invites as church members and visitors to attend worship at 8:30 with a sermon on The Tempting of Christ by Satan from Matthew 4 1 11. Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9:30 a m and emphasize Jesus healing sight and answering prayer to lift spiritual blindness. Visitors welcome.
Albert C Kreager died at home 1228 South Seventeenth Street Terre Haute February 10 at age 79. Survived by widow two sons Eugene Kreager Waukegan IL and Robert Kreager Terre Haute IN two daughters Mrs Ruth Johnson of Waukegan IL and Mrs Helen Morrow Washington Court House OH six grandchildren two great grandchildren one sister Mrs Maude Paddock West Union. Funeral services were from Thomas Funeral Chapel Terre Haute and burial in Darwin Cemetery Illinois farmers plan to sell 239 000 head of cattle other than dairy in Q1 1953 per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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