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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
8
The Christian Church at 404 Locust Street lists a week of activities led by Ronald Vernimont. Friday includes Loyal Hustlers class dinner and meetings. Saturday bowling and nursery care. Sunday features Bible school and evening services. Monday roller skating. Wednesday family Bible training hour.
Marshall First Baptist Church in Casey Illinois lists January radio broadcast of Sunday morning service 1030 to 1130 on WKZI. Activities this week include Dorcas Class Tuesday 730 p m Miss Mary Lou Myer, R A’s Wednesday 630 p m, Sunday school teachers 7 p m, mid week prayer 730 p m, choir 830 p m, WMS Thursday 130 p m Evelyn Milam, G A’s and Sunbeams Friday 345 p m.
Trinity Church Evangelical United Brethren led by Wayne E. Glabe lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 10 30 and evening service 7 with youth Y hour and prayer times. January 11 Casey group ministers meet January 12 first local conference 1965 reports due and 100 percent representation. January 13 prayer group 7 and choir 8 Youth and adult programs continue. Everyone welcome.
The Church of the Nazarene at Fourth and Plum Streets lists ministers R W Hale Louise Hale Max Waltrip and supt Marshall. Services are 930 Sunday school 1030 worship junior fellowship 645 evening prayer 730 Wednesday. A junior zone rally and Bible quiz at Tuscola church Saturday at 200 for children six to eleven conducted by juniors. Plan to attend.
Five free Bible courses weekly include a Sunday 3:00 p m lecture and a 4:15 p m Watchtower study at Kingdom Hall. Wednesday 7:30 p m congregation Bible study and Friday 7:30 p m ministry school plus 8:30 p m service meeting. Location 710 S South Street.
The schedule lists services and meetings at the Methodist Church and Oliver Church in Marshall Illinois from January 10 to 18. Activities include church worship, Sunday school, M Y F council, combined pancake meeting with other churches, circle meetings, choir rehearsals, official board gathering, and a pastor membership class with a youth chicken supper fundraiser.
Sunday services at Zion and Emmanuel churches include Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Robert Finkbiner and Lowell Kunce as superintendents, morning worship at 10 30 a m, and prayer meetings. Youth program for boys and girls in Zion basement with Lois Johnson leading. Emmanuel Women’s Aid meets Thursday at 1 30 p m with location to be announced.
Morning worship at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m includes sermon I Am Not Ashamed Of The Gospel. Evening worship at 7 00 p m with sermon Continuous Miracles Of Divine Over. Bible study Wednesday at 7 00 p m and classes for all ages. Everyone welcome.
Calendar lists Bible study at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 with an evening service at 6 80 Everyone is welcome The notice invites questions about the Church of Christ.
Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with carry in dinner and annual meeting after. Christian Science churches hold communion this Sunday with Bible verses on loving one another and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy describing spiritual love and healing.
A reflective passage argues space has no bounds and time has no known beginning or end. The author notes mankind’s ambitions, space exploration, and war fears, and concludes people travel forward by faith as they face the unknown.
Alice Ada Powell born July 11 1882 in Dolson Township Clark County Illinois died December 29 1964 age 82 she married Benjamin L Veach September 14 1904 and after his death May 28 1930 married George Edward Powell Survived by son Ivan Veach Marshall granddaughter Dolores Murphy St Elmo two great grandchildren and many relatives She upheld faith in God throughout her life and died peacefully in that faith
Mrs Alice A Powell a retired farmer born in Darwin township Clark County Illinois November 12 1883 died December 25 1964 at Union Hospital Terre Haute aged 81 years 1 month 18 days. married to Anna Louise Macke two daughters a grandson and a great grandson all of Marshall. Funeral services were held Monday at 130 o'clock at Marr's Funeral Home Rev H W Johnson officiating burial in Marshall cemetery.
Expressions of gratitude for cards flowers and kindness after the death of Fred Berner from Rev H V Johnson and family. Thanks extend to singers pallbearers Marrs Funeral Home and relatives William Croddy Robert and Gerald Robinson families.
Mrs. Kathryn Beard expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for get well and Christmas cards letters prayers and hospital visits. She mentions returning home and says the kindness will be remembered.
A roundup from communities nationwide shows retirees being tapped for skilled roles. Bankers guide school fund drives and finance, retired factory workers teach crafts and repair facilities, former federal staff assist with federal grants, and ex-insurance and food industry veterans advise, run cafeterias, or purchase supplies.
The Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter reports 1964 as a mixed year with severe southern drought hurting yields and cattle feeders while northern areas saw average to strong results. Corn output reached 710 million bushels at 78 bushels per acre, the third highest on record, with a value near $800 million. soybeans lagged, averaging 25 bushels per acre and totaling near $400 million in value despite lower yields. Wheat and oats also show regional variation with 1964 yields below 1963 but above long-term averages, while overall production remained constrained by drought impacts.
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