Sunday School and Worship Services Planned
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m announced. All are invited to attend these services.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
3
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m announced. All are invited to attend these services.
Services held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at 11 a m Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o clock A Sunday school for ages under twenty meets at 9 45 The public is invited to attend these services
United Brethren Pastor Charles A Curtis announces a long talked evangelistic campaign. A large congregation attended last Sunday night. Invites all to attend and help with music and chorus. no fine sermons, only the gospel truth.
Evangelical J H B McCoy, pastor, invites worshippers to Sunday school at 9:30. Preaching at Big Creek at 10:30 and at Grand Turn at 7:00. Helen Maurer leads the topic How to Utilize Opportunities.
Pastor C B Pettit reports Sunday school at 9 30 with 293 in attendance. Morning worship at 10 46 and evening service at 7 15. Epworth League meets 6 15. Young folks plan events for three months. Next social hour is January 29. A petition signed by nearly one hundred is noted.
A pastor agrees to lead four book sermons for men, with the first theme Helen of the Old House The Two Houses on the Hill. Men women young people and children are invited. A male chorus will handle music. Prayer meetings and Epworth League cabinet meet at the parsonage. The church basement hosts frequent evening Sunday school class parties.
Pastor Christian Burl H Candler outlines schedule including Sunday school at 9 130 preaching 10 45 and 7 00 evening service with a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. A training class for personal evangelism follows prayer and is open to all attendees. The Bible school had unusually good attendance last Sunday.
W W Stevens born September 2 1843 in Chile Ohio died recently after a life as a Christian and devoted family man. Survived by two sons Walter and Will three daughters Mrs B W Campbell Mrs Ona Plaster Geneva Stevens seven grandchildren and sister Mrs F H Stevens. Funeral December 30 at 2 00 p m conducted by Rev B L Allen at the family home. Virgil Cannady born October 2 1916 died December 31 1921 aged 5 2 29. Survived by father Ira mother Jessie and two aunts Audra and Rachel. Service at home and burial in York cemetery.
A 1921 letter from Harry Be Potter of Marshall Til Dear praises the Los Angeles Times Look. He suggests Marshall CG would gain from similar advertising and notes Los Angeles papers feature extensive sections and publicity.
Tax rates listed by township and district for Clark County Illinois including Anderson Auburn Casey Darwin Dolson Johnson Martinsville Melrose Westfield York Parker Wabash and Hope townships Plus district and high school taxes. State tax commission delay reported in railroad property valuation causing tax extension delay. John W. Lewis County Collector.
Official publication of the condition of First State Bank at West Union Illinois as of December 31 1921 for the Auditor of Public Accounts State of Illinois. Total resources 76902.40 including 10000.00 capital stock 2452.54 undivided profits and 9152.91 cash and other resources. Liabilities total 76902.40 with time deposits 125.75 demand deposits 57298.09 and other liabilities 2602. Subscribed and sworn to January 7 1922 by cashier F S Reisner and notary L A Shawler.
Minnie Rainier Leibson Executrix of Frederick Rasner deceased announces to Clark county Illinois residents that she will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the March term on the first Monday to settle claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors should make immediate payment. Dated January 3, 1922. Graham & Snavely Attorneys.
Kraby named executor of Joseph B Howe estate in Clark County Illinois he will appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall for the March term to adjust claims and all with debts urged to pay promptly dated December 26 1921 Graham and Snavely attorneys docket 52 47a
Everett Black administrator of Benjamin F. Black deceased announces a public sale of described real estate in Marshall Illinois on February 4 1922 between 10 a m and 4 p m at the east door of the court house. The property includes the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 4 and part of the northwest quarter of section 9 township 11 north range 11 west with a land strip on the east side of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 9. Cash on date of sale.
Roscoe L. Pratt named administrator of the estate of James W Piatt of Clark County Illinois. He will appear at the Clark County Court House in Marshall for the February term to settle claims. Creditors must attend and debts must be paid promptly. Dated December 20 1921. Olen R Clements Attorney.
Lucy Sanders administratrix of W. T. Sweet estate announces a public sale of real estate in Clark County Illinois. The January 21 1922 sale at Marshall Court House will feature undivided half interests in specified quarters including lands in sections 20 and 32 with cash terms and tenant rights through July 1 1922.
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale under a 1921 decree in Clark County Illinois. Master in Chancery H R Snavely will sell at 2 PM January 28 1922 at the east door Marshall court house for the Corn Belt Building and Loan Association versus Maria L Lockard and others."]
The executrix of the estate of Clarence L Parsons late of Clark county Illinois deceased gives notice that the county court of Clark county will convene at the Marshall courthouse on the first Monday in March to hear claims against the estate. Creditors must present claims and those owing debts must pay the estate’s executrix Julia Parsons and attorney T. Hollenbeck by the date of the March term.
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