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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
1
A collage of town items including weddings, visitors, sales, and obituaries. Marriages at the Evangelical parsonage, a Cairo freight car tragedy, auctions, farm sales, and local business notices. calls for elections, hospitalities, and personal updates from Marshall and surrounding towns.
Christian Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Roy Hunt as superintendent Morning theme The Boyhood of Jesus Evening sermon Begin nings at 10 45 a m and 7 p m This is the final day of the Sunday school contest Pastor D D Burt extends welcome to all.
Walter Gagen injured in a west side sewer gas explosion over a year ago sues Wabashas Company and sewer contractor R H McWilliams in circuit court seeking $1000 in damages.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Y P A at 6 45 p m Wednesday prayer service 7 15 preaching 10 80 a m revival continues with large attendance and strong interest. Notice of Publication Chancery state Illinois Clark county Nancy Rupp vs Elmer Rupp affidavit of unknown resident filed in county court summons issued pending until March next.
The Wabash river is rapidly rising and great damage is feared if the heavy ice breaks up and moves downstream. The piece cautions readers about overconfidence in cleverness and notes struggles between differing fortunes.
Abraham Kalinsky Kalinsky age 117 died at Hebrew Friendly Inn and Aged People's Home on Als quith street after eight days there. Born in Kiev he fought for Blucher against Napoleon then emigrated to America and settled in Baltimore. Surviving are three children sixty eight grand and numerous descendants. Funeral at Mount Carmel with Rabbi Rosenthal officiating.
In San Francisco the divorce trial of William J Gallagher versus Mrs Blanche Gallagher featured his claim that a wife’s beauty is a luxury beyond a working man’s means He testified he could not afford costly motor cars or outfits she demanded noting she believed she was entitled to fine clothes and cars.
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