Church Schedule for Zion and Emmanuel Jan Services
Zion Church led by H. V. Johnson holds Sunday school at 9 30 with Sam Finkbiner as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 with class leader Robert Maurer in charge and evening service at 7. Prayer meetings set for Tuesday and Thursday with various leaders. week includes choir practice and youth activities. Emmanuel Church presents Sunday school at 9 30 Don Abel superintendent. morning worship at 10 30. Youth Fellowship Monday. no prayer meeting Wednesday due to local conference.
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Johnson
Ladies Aid
Virginia Medsker
Emmanuel
Don Abel
Emmanuel Church
St Andrew's Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule
Church hours listed include Sunday 9:00 a.m. Choral Holy Eucharist with sermon and hymns, 10:00 a.m. family service, 10:15 a.m. post communion breakfast, 10:15 a.m. church school and adult Bible class. Weekday services: Monday Wednesday Friday 9:00 a.m. Tuesday 7:00 a.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m. First Church Christ Scientist offers Sunday school 9:30 a.m. and Sunday sermon 11:00 a.m. Wednesday service 7:45 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Methodist Church Activities Outline Weekly Schedule
The article lists services and events for the Methodist Church led by Robert Swain with dates from Sunday January 11 to Friday January 16. It covers Sunday school, divine worship, sermons, Brotherhood oyster stew, cleaning party, worker’s conference, Mothers Club, prayer study group, junior high M Y F, sanctuary choir, 3 M s meetings, Women's Society executive board, G L G class, district missionary banquet, and deadline for paid reservations.
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H. H. Forbes
Methodist Men's ‘Brotherhood
William ‘Dixon
Paul Martin
Women's Society of Christian Service
Basil Moore
First Church
Mattoon
Noisy Cabin Tales and a Shocking Guest
Mary and Bert Wheeler run a rental with strict tenant rules until a trusted guest Mr Whitt is revealed as a suspected fraud. Deputized visitors arrive as the law exposes Whitt bilking women while the Wheelers suspect other tenants. Mary jokes about couples and single men, insisting on safety and honesty.
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Ea Fifty Mile
Bert
Mary Wheeler
Mary
Mr. Whitt
Bullock
Rod Bullock
Geezer
Whitt
Regan
Hersel
Congregational News from Marshall Misses Schedule and Meeting
The message notes Rev Louis L Miller and church events for Sunday after the 10 30 worship. A carry in meal follows and annual meeting of the First Congregational. Sunday school runs at 9 00. Angel choir rehearsal Thursday at 3 30 with refreshments next Thursday. A calendar for January is posted.
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Marshall
Louis L. Miller
Yomma the Angel Choir
Marshall Missionary Sunday Schedule and Welcome
Sunday services listed with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 10 30 training union 6 30 evening service 7 30 Bible study and prayer on Wednesday at 7 80. A cordial welcome to all.
Sunday church invite and social notes from Ohio area
Mrs Grant Hollenbeck Rev Robert Shephard unable to attend Sunday morning. He will speak at Ohio Chapel on January 11 at 7 00 pm. Numerous visitors called on the Hollenbeck and other local families over New Year and weekend. John and Harry Skelly farm home destroyed by fire Sunday evening. The Herald $2.00 per year.
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Robert Shephard
Ohio Chapel
Nina Blankenbeker
Betty Graham
Linda
Grant Hollenbeck
Fern Wernz
Grant Green
Rocky Williams
Carroll Gard
George Marvin
Hershel Arbuckle
Marshall
Ida'Riggs
Alma Moore
James ‘Graham
Stephen
John
Harry Skelly
Dorothy Crumlin
Alien Crumlin
Obituary for James Robert Pierce of Marshall
James Robert Pierce born August 5 1912 in Wilmington Ohio died December 80 1958 at age 46. He married Dorothy Cox on February 11 1944 and had two children James Robert Jr and Jackie Lynne. He lived on a farm near Marshall eleven years leaving a wife two sons two daughters his mother three sisters two brothers and four grandchildren. Also mentions Illinois extension agronomists on minimum tillage seedbed yields.
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James Robert Pierce
George and
Olive Pierce
Wilmington
Ohio
James
Janet Hart
Goshen
Indiana
Texas W. Pierce
Jacksonville
Florida
Dorothy Cox
James Robert, Jr
Jackie Lynne Pierce
Marshall
Dorothy
Texas V
Ind
Jackie Lynne
Olive Warner
Dayton
Clara Flinchum
Cincinnati
Nellie Green
Martha Jones
Midland
George
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Dave
Russell Point
University Ofllinois Extension Agronomists
DeKalb
Urbana
Brownstown
Camel Humps and Water Conservation Clarified
Camel humps are fat stores not water tanks. Their famed thirst resilience comes from conserving water in body tissues rather than storing it in the humps.
Crossword Puzzle Answers Hint List
Puzzle fragment shows clues and partial entries for a crossword. Readable items include prosaic hints and a few numbered positions indicating word lengths. The text suggests a mixed set of short answers across categories such as numbers languages and a fish.
Too Good to Be Too Good A Child Growth and Timidity
Dr. Willie Mae Mowrer explains two types of good children in need of help. John, twelve, is good and social but enjoys solitary activities. Jane, ten, is overly orderly and shy. Parents should broaden John's social ties and ease Jane into safe, trusted interactions.
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Willie Mae Mowrer
University of Mlinots
John
Jane
Selecting Clothes for Winter Vacations
A University of Illinois specialist offers tips to trim luggage for winter trips. After deciding destination and temperature range, choose one versatile coat, prefer crease resistant knits and wrinkle-free fabrics, and pack drip dry nylon pieces. Coordinate colors with a single cardigan and a complete set of accessories to avoid bulky shoes and bags.
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University of Ilinois
Helen Zwolanek
From Freezer to Frypan Tips for Dinner Prep
Rita McGreer University of Illinois foods specialist explains electric frypans heat and cook frozen foods. She outlines baking frozen pizzas and pies at 420 degrees with foil and proper placement, plus defrosting tips to maintain quality.
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Rita McGreer
University of Illinois Foods
Old Timer recollections of carts wagons and boot making
Mrs. Jean Dunbar recalls ice wagons and icicles on hot days. E O Life shares maple shoe peg making in Davis County Missouri during the 1880s and 1890s. Contributions for the Old Timer column are requested for Frankfort Kentucky.
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Jean C. Dunbar
Sinks Grove
W. Va
E. O. Life
Corbin
Kansas
Davis County
Missouri
Frankfort
Kentucky
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U. B
H. V. Johnson
ST. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Wood
Father Passation Bectue
Christ Scientist
Methodist Church
Robert
Swain, Rinister
Tenth and
Plum Streets
Rev. L. A. Williams
Shucek
Marshall Missionary
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck
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