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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1956
Page
8
The piece discusses faithfulness to Jesus as the time of his return approaches. It cites a nobleman who gave each servant a pound to use, highlighting equal endowments but differing outcomes. It warns that God will demand accounting for material wealth talents and time.
Rev Delmar Redman leads Marshall Methodist Circuit services with morning worship at 10 30 and sermon The Worlds Christ Lent on Fellowship featuring Dr Sherwood Eddy at 7 p m High School Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 pm Official board meets Monday at 7 50 pm at the church Also Wather and Son Dinner Wednesday February 28 at 6 30 Cub Pack 181 blue and gold dinner Thursday March date Intermediate MY Saturday 7 pm
Worship service at 9 00 a m on Sunday with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 00 a m led by Walter F Lieder vacancy pastor Stewardson Dilnois Illinois reported in the notice.
Zion Evangelical and United Brethren churches list weekly timings for church school worship prayer meetings and youth events. Wilbur D Payne is noted as minister with activities including youth fellowship meetings and guild officer elections. special speaker event planned at Zion on Friday.
Minister I B Vanwey invites parishioners and guests to Trinity E U B Church with Sunday school at 9 30 Raymond Hills superintendent preaching at 10 30 Sermon by I B Vanwey Evangelistic service at 7 30 led by I E Vanwey prayer and praise Wednesday at 7 30 Floyd Moore class leader.
Congregational church announces 9 15 a m school led by Charles Bush and 10 30 a m worship with sermon The Land of Beginning Again A nursery and junior church available A deacons and deaconesses meeting next Sunday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage Program committee of the P F S meets at 5 00 p m next Sunday Youth chair meets Wednesday at the Bush residence Also a note about feed bag tag claiming supplement contains .0011 percent of alil bestrol equals five milligrams per pound
Roger Hackett returns to baseball as the Eagles new pitching coach after helping the team win a tense game against the Sparrows. Ed Stone and Grandpa Phil Norris guide Roger as he regains form and rediscovers his love for the game.
A local church bulletin lists Bible school at 9 30 a m and multiple services including communion worship and evangelistic messages. Separately, University extension agent Frank Owen urges planning for strawberries with chosen varieties, planting systems, and site tips for home gardens.
Mrs. Esther Leasure returned home from visits with her brother Emery Francis family in Findlay Ohio and Philips and Wyandotte Michigan. Mr. Doyle Artman and Lena Artman visited. Bet Newlin visited near Hutsonville. Ruth Wells Lena Artman and Virgie Wells attended a missionary meeting. Several others attended Home Bureau events with Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. Chapman.
Clarence Buser born April 10 1891 died February 11 1956 at 64.9 married Ella Henry in 1920 mother of Lola Maxine from Detroit and later Gladys Anderson step family includes Lois Maxine McDaniel Exmogene Kintz and several grandchildren. Services held at Marshall Baptist Church burial in Marshall cemetery with Rev C C Campbell officiating.
The family thanks friends for kindness during the hospital stay and after the death. They acknowledge cards visits offering deeds and expressions of sympathy. Special thanks to Rev Campbell for comfort and to Mr. and Mrs. Quay Wilkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Marra for music and services.
United States Department of Agriculture attaches at 49 posts abroad work to develop markets for American farm goods. The article notes a veterinary tip that small amounts of alfalfa meal can prevent cattle vitamin A deficiency affecting winter rations and mentions moon blindness in horses as a possible sign of leptospir al.
Readable clues mix with typos and partial phrases for a crossword style page. The jumbled entries mention rivers in England and ancient realms with scattered numbers and garbled words, indicating a puzzle grid with misprints and misaligned letters.
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