Growing Years of Jesus Shaped by Simple Home Roots
Mrs. Etta Shaffae reflects on Jesus growing up in Nazareth in a simple carpenter’s family. He learned to grow through hardships, prayer, and Scripture, with Mary’s quiet influence shaping his humanity and mission. The article notes Jesus' early years, family dynamics, and the lasting impact of home life on his later teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Earth
Andes
Heavenly Father
Joseph
Mary
Nazareth
Joseph the Carpenter
Mark
God
International Council of Religious Educations
WNU Fesures
Local Families Attend Birthdays and Visits Across Town
Terre Haute and Westfield residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Stephen and family, Mr and Mrs Har Tyee Stephen, Mrs Lillie Bair, Mrs Vivian Coleman, and numerous others as they celebrated January birthdays and shared dinners. Several couples, including Mr and Mrs White, prepared to travel to Arizona for the remainder of winter. A note adds Terry Bright has whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
John Stephen
Terre' Haute
Har- Tyee
Stephen
Westfield
Robert Stephen
Harry
Conrad
Lillie Bair
Eugene Fraker
Jennie McNary
Ivan, Veach
Deloris Veach
Ed Powell
Alma Shipe
Warren Shipe
Ross Holler
Elmer Philips
Russell Bertram
Martins- Ville
Arthur Beachout
Hattie Shaffner
Frank Church
Cora, Church
Newspaper Mission Statement and Rates
The piece presents a post office imprint note and quotes Calvin Coolidge on humanity and press rights. It lists Herald rates: subscriptions at $2.00 a year and advertising costs of 35c per inch display or 10c per line reader.
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Marshall, Clinois
Calvin Coolidge
Herald
Sunday School Attendance Report and Local Visits
Ohio notes thirty five in Sunday school last Sunday with sermons at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m by Rev J B Norbeck. Many local visits occur through the week including Mr and Mrs Joe Riggs with Burton Joe and others visiting families across several towns.
Choir gossip and church visits in Choctaw and nearby
Mrs. Maude Miller and family are listed among Sunday visitors with Weger family of Flat Rock, attending church in Marshall. Jeff Booker of Washington Center joined John and Golda Blizzard for dinner and afternoon with Grace Blizzard at West Union. Alvin Miller visited West York and Potters Hall, while Mildred Williams traveled to Marshall for her mother's illness. Funeral attendance and legion meeting visits are noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld. Weger
Flat Rock
Hershel Cline
Marshall
Jeff Booker
Washington Center
John
Golda Blizzard
Grace Blizzard
West Union
Alvin T. Miller
Fred Sims
Goldie Angle
West York
Allen Crumlin
Dorothy
Potters Hall
Mildred Williams
Eunice Jackson
Hurley Nicol
Allright
Maude Miller
Dora Neal
Fifth Street
American Legion
Leon Garner
William Garner
Emma Tingley
T. A. Carpenter
Wesley
John Carpenter and Sons
Freedom Church News and Community Gatherings
Elder and Mrs. C. D. Newsome and family accompanied by Elder and Mrs. Cecile Fa attended a one night revival at Freedom. Sunday is regular preaching day led by C. D. Newsome pastor. A cottage prayer meeting drew a large group at the Veach home with Wallace Lafferty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Newsome
Cecile Fason
Casey
Freedom
Jesse Veach
Roy Wallace
Samuel
George and
Kittie
Lafferty
Warren Smith
Warren Smith Attended the Dedication Service At the Marshall Church
Ernest Wallace
Freddie Harmen
Mr and Mrs Roy Wallace Host Sunday Afternoon Visit
Mrs Warren Wallace and her sons called on Mr and Mrs Roy Wallace Sunday afternoon, sharing a brief social call.
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Warren Wallace
West Union News Recap of Local Social and Church Activities
Mrs. Mac Plety and others attended a Bowling Green funeral. Posey Rush returns from Miami visit with son Norman. Delmas Cooper injured his hand in a meat grinder. Dean Monk heads to Providence RI for two weeks with U S Naval Reserve. West Union Baptist church closed a readings series last Friday night. Dean Carter and Sandra of Robinson visited Heleine family Sunday. Emory Pogue and Don Drake of Fairbanks attended a men’s meeting at West Union Christian church. L H Wright’s Bible class youths attended a Hutsonville young people meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rush of Robinson visiting Posey Rush. Missionary Circle planned a short play for next meeting at Mrs Fenton Ledermann’s. Mrs George Ledermann to host Home Bureau unit next Thursday. More than forty attended a men’s meeting at the West Union Christian church basement. discussions covered office department. Maude Paddock visits son Tim in Louisville KY. Phyllis Rush returns to Springfield after West Union visit. Howard Utterback Bible class gathering with refreshments. Fenton Lehrmann teaches. Mrs Don Drake of Robinson visits her mother. Sam Sheets and Ed Hargrave attend a soil conservation meeting in Martinsville. Mr Tate of Fairfield addressed the gathering. Robert Hargrave visits Hutsonville. H L Smith and Clay Cork host from St Elmo at Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sheets
George Ledermann
Bowling Green
Missouri
Posey Rush
Norman
Miami
Florida
Delmas Cooper
Dean Monk
Providence
Rhode Island
U. S. Naval Reserve
West Union ,Baptist Church
Dean Carter
Sandra
Robinson
George Heleine
Emory Pogue
Don Drake
Fairbanks
Indiana
West Union Christian Church
L. H. Wright
Hutsonville
Hutsonville, Christian Church
Charles Rush
Fenton Ledermann
Home Bureau
Tim
Louisville
Kentucky
Phyllis Rush
Springfield
West Union
Howard Utterback
Fenton Lehrmann
Fairy Collier
Ed. S. Hargrave
Farm Bureau
Martinsville
Tate
Fairfield
Agricultural Department of Illinois University
Robert Hargrave
Ed Hargrave
H. L. Smith
St. Elmo
Clay Cork
County Line social notes from Frances Drake
Mr and Mrs Pearl Graham visited Marshall Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russel Howe and family. Mr and Mrs Harold Clatfelter and family called on Ray Drake and daughters Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs C L Haggard and Mr and Mrs Lester Swope visited Clatfelter and family Sunday. Ruth Wells spent Saturday with Ray Drake and daughters. Clara Bell Cornwell visited weekend with sister Oliver Galey and family near Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Graham
Russel Howe
Marshall
Harold Clatfelter
Ray Drake
Kid
C. L. Haggard
Lester Swope
Ruth Wells
Clara Bell Cornwell
Oliver Galey
Near Robinson
Methodist News: Stauffer and Findley Schedule Services
Eugene E. Stauffer and Harry Findley are listed for Sept. with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship times noted, plus Monday 7:30 p.m. men’s brotherhood. A note on milk shows bacteria doubling every twenty minutes at higher temps and quality improves when cooled to 50 degrees F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist News
Eugene E. Stauffer
Harry Findley
Methodist
Methdodist
Men's Brotherhood
Devotional Reading Inquiry for Tuk ar e DEVOTIONAL READING
The note asks if the reader Tuk ar is engaged in a devotional reading. It states Loe 228 and raises a question about the nature and purpose of the devotional material.
West Liberty Social News Notes Shared Visits
Mrs. Rosa Statesman reports a series of Sunday visits and dinners. Several couples including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fitzgarrald and Rev. Tucker hosted guests, while others like Mr. and Mrs. Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. Newman called on friends. Additional visits featured the Veachs, Hammond, Lycan, and Pulver families across West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fitzgarrald
Tucker
Leon Newman
Roy Biggs
George Boyer
M. L. Behner
Paul Veach
Lester’ Veach
Lyman
Hammond
May
Edwin, Hammond
Jenet
Social visits and meetings noted in local column
Mr and Mrs Paul Behner spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs Clarence Fitzgarrald visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Marrs and son Monday evening. Anna Jeanette Behner visited Judy Kirchner last Sunday. Mrs Marie Ross attended an all day Home Bureau meeting at Mrs Thornsburg's home last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Behner
Clarence Fitzgarrald
Joe Marrs
Anna Jeanette Behner
Judy Kirchner
Marié Ross
Home Bureau
Thornsburg
Community Briefs From Clarksville and Nearby
Sunday school and preaching services were held with several attendees. Weather worsened roads due to heavy rain while Everett Harbor and Ivan Hornbrook drive new cars. A day of prayer and missionary meeting occurred with the Combes family and goldie Harbor attended the Emma Tingley funeral in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Clapp
Hattie Spires
Chester
Herbert
Harry Harbor
Donnie McDaniel
Ernest Spires
Near
Dudley
Wayne Spires
Joan
Larry
West Union
Lafe Marrs
Donnie
Wm. Burger
Goldie Harbor
Marshall
Wm. Combes
Cletus Baker
Revival opens with Marshall speaker at local church
Sunday night services begin for a revival led by Rev. Reuben Tingley of Marshall with daily meetings at 7 30. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Raymond Tryon and Marjorie, Mr and Mrs Van Shields, Ovie Draper and others as community members attend social gatherings and note the death of N R Myles of Walnut Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Raymond Tryon
Marjorie
van Shields
Ovie Draper
Roy Wells
Don Harper
Charles Ogle
Robert
Louie Lawrence
West Union
N. R. ‘Myles
Walnut Prairie
J. W. Woods
Jean
Los Angeles
California
West
Robert Robinson
Roy Woods
Ruth
Jesnabelle
Joe
Near
Princeton
Ana
Emery Morgan
Joan
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Heaven
Dr. Foreman
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Marshall Herald
Wabash, Valley Printing Co
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ohio
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck
J. B. Norbeck
Marie Cooper
Mary Ann
Joe Riggs
Burton Joe
Joe Thompson
James Graham
Flower
Winifred
Mae Gard
Russell Gray
Lyman Crumlin
Linda
Junior Wells
Robert Wernz
Perry Strohm
Grant Hollenbeck
Wanda
Nina
C. G. Hollenbeck
Vernon Hollenbeck
Robert White
Bellair
Ross Shattuck and Sons
H. H. Brown
R. H. Gard
Carroll Gard
Burton
Paris
Will Shotwell
O. C. Shotwell
Palmer Burns
George Marvin
Irene Thompson
Dorma
Reta
Stella Shawler
Thomas Carpenter
John Lindley
James
True Thompson
Stacy Wernz
Grant Green
James McKee
Henry Spangenburg
Garnet Thompson
Charles Moore
Terre Haute
Mrs
Mac Plety
Miss Frances Drake
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
Clarksville
V. O
Tassell Ison Auctioneers
Robinson, Il
Mrs. van Shields
Pert Weil i
R. E. Laird
International Harvester Service
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