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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
7
The article discusses symbols as universal signs shaping thought and record keeping, noting how language, music, and national symbols like the flag convey meaning. It reflects on Christmas camels and a shining star, and the Cross of Calvary as enduring symbols across ages.
Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren outlines a full week of services and events starting Sunday January 6. Morning worship with Holy Communion and giving for an African evangelist follows Sunday School and various youth and choir activities. Activities continue through January 11 with prayer services ladies society meeting and local conference preparations.
J Arnold Olsen leads the church school at 9 30 a m with Emil Bennett as superintendent. Divine worship follows at 10 30. Mother's Club meets Tuesday January 8 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Bill Dixon home with Mrs Gene Wilson assisting. Sunday January 13 Men's Brotherhood breakfast at 7 30 a m with James Claypool and Alden Stallings hosting. Rev Olsen oversees the program.
A damaged excerpt notes the national motto In God We Trust on U S money since 1956 and earlier coin use from 1864. It cites a Pennsylvania minister quote warning against disowning God amid Civil War hardships and urges faith for guidance in hard times.
Zion Emmanuel Brethren Churches announces schedule for January events led by H V Johnson. Sunday school at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 30 a m and Holy Communion. Fourth local conference at Zion church on Tuesday January 8 7 00 p m no midweek prayer on January 9 due to conference. Emmanuel Ladies Aid meets January 10 at Clara Miller's home.
Regular services for Sunday January 6 include Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Charles Bush superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 am This month observes the Lord s supper Communion meditation Come to me All Ye Annual church meeting set for Sunday January 13 with a pot luck dinner after the morning service All members and friends urged to attend
The Pentecostal Church of God at 110 North Fifth Street invites the public to Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. on Sundays. services also include a 7:30 p.m. evening session and Thursday 7:30 p.m. Bible study and praise. The note cites James 5 14 and emphasizes open accessibility.
D R Lindsay of The Watchtower Society will speak at 9 30 a m Sunday January 6 at The Kingdom Hall Marshall 710 S 9th St His topic is Basis For Belief In God A Bible study follows at 10 45 a m In Illinois safflower yields are weak says University of Illinois plant breeder due to high moisture and humidity in summer
University of Illinois home economist Elsie Crouthamel advises planning for 1963 bedding purchases during January white sales. She notes color and print bedding now appeal, suggests coordinating top sheets with ensembles, and warns about color fading and matching across sets.
A retiree’s wife writes to his employer seeking practical guidance for life after work. She laments daily napping after lunch, requests methods to keep him awake, and complains about retirement programs that she views as ineffective. She urges training for home tasks and appliance repair to boost loyalty and usefulness.
Readers note a taste for ironed sheets despite higher costs and shorter wear life than traditional fabrics. Many prefer the crisp look and neat presentation, while others seek longer lasting options and lower prices.
Walter Henry Hutchison born January 19 1876 in Wabash township died December 18 1962 at Wallace Nursing Home Terre Haute Indiana after extended illness. Lifelong Clark county resident last survivor of nine siblings married Anna Hall 1898 no children widowed 1914 married Laura Low Slusser 1916 43 years at 411 North 5th Marshall two children Alma Lea Hamilton Martinsville and Donald who died in infancy survived by two grandchildren Nancy and Cindy Hamilton Martinsville plus nephews nieces and friends
Sincere appreciation and heartfelt thanks extended to friends for floral arrangements cards words of sympathy and acts of kindness during the recent illness and death of our loved one Walter H Hutchison. Mr and Mrs Howard Hamilton Nancy and Cindy.
Walter McClarey born February 26 1890 died December 23 1962 at Robinson Memorial Hospital aged 72 years 9 months 27 days. Survived by wife Elsie three sons Glen Walter and Jerry all in Marshall and seven daughters Lela Reichart Lila Houran Lottie McCarty Norma Nash Shirley Rose Mary and Martha Jane all residents of Marshall.
Five grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. He was preceded in death by two sons, Roy and Chester. He leaves to mourn his family, several other relatives and friends.
An Illinois animal scientist advises beef herds wintering for spring calving to avoid grain. He recommends feeding energy rich components and home grown roughage such as cornstalks hay and silages to thrifty dry cows.
Peggy Lee is highlighted with Sugar n Spice featuring two Peggy personas and hits Ain t That Love Teach Me Tonight and Big Bad Bill plus I Believe in You. Al Martino contributes The Exciting Voice with Here in My Heart and Nessun Dorma among English and Italian selections. The Roger Wagner Chorale offers It Came Upon a Midnight Clear with Joy to the World and other carols, a fine Christmas gift.
A recipe notes toast cornbread and serve with a sauce built from 3 cups medium white sauce. It adds curry powder onion shrimp and ham julienne olives and toasted almonds. Heat before serving for a flavorful main dish.
Estate of Arthur M. Tarman in Clark County Illinois set February 4 1963 as the claim date. Creditors may file claims with co executors Helen M Tarman and John W Lewis Jr through attorney John M. Hollenbeck of Marshall Illinois before that date without summons.
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