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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1947
Page
2
Editorial on printing news serving public needs and guiding opinion. Quotes Galvin Coolidge on rights and humanity. Printed at bottom with subscription 2.00 yearly and advertising rates 35c display, 10c per line reader.
Community notes list weekend visits among Snyder residents. Frank Morgan and Roy Wells host and visit multiple families. Donnie Myles and Sarah Lou Myles stay with their aunt and relatives. numerous guests travel to Terre Haute Annapolis Indianapolis and Georgetown for family events. Dee Roger Neibarger born January 12 joins Daniel and wife as first son. other relatives attend funerals and dinners across the area.
A series of social visits spans Clay City and nearby towns. Mrs. Commodore Frakes hosts and hosts’ families including Rolling, Hunt, Boger, Paddock, and Frakes relatives gather for dinners, birthdays, and support while several members travel to Marshall and Washington Center.
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Biggs honoring Henry Biggs. Mr and Mrs Sylvan Fitzjarrald Mrs Flora Fitzjarrald and Mr and Mrs Clarence Fitzjarrald attended. Addie Cox and Howard visited Saturday night and Sunday with Kenneth Cox in Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs Donald Rose of Evansville visited Miss Betty Haney of Liberty Square last week. Eugene Pickens helped Ben Setzer and son move livestock to Indianapolis. Families in West Terre, Madison, and Liberty Square hosted dinners and Sunday gatherings. Charles Thomas and family butchered last Saturday with help from Rose Titus and Paul Ravioli.
Melrose church invites Sunday school at 11:00 with preaching on the first and third Sundays and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Many community families, including Parcels, Wells, Dodd, Dickey, Poorman, Reed, English and Davis, visited or hosted relatives and Rev Leon Finney this week.
The Methodist church lists services for Sunday with a 9 30 a m class and 10 30 a m worship. Evening youth groups meet at 6 00 p m with leadership by Arlene Liverly and Mrs Chas Glover. Calendar highlights include Church Night Fellowship January 29 and a Valentine box supper February 12 hosted by the Senior M Y F.
Sunday school attendance across Beulah Asbury Snyder Livingston Auburn Darwin totals 58 37 35 32 28 12 with preaching scheduled for Darwin Snyder Beulah next Sunday at 9 30 11 00 a m 7 00 p m Revival at Asbury opens Sunday February 2 led by Rev O Hobbs of Westfield as evangelist Plan to attend.
Sunday school at 9:30 Morning worship at 10:80 and Y P society at 6:45. Evangelistic service at 7:30. A prayer meeting is planned Friday night for the revival starting Sunday. The best place to be is at the revival meeting over the next two weeks. Come all welcome.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Paul Walker superintendent preaching 10 30 B T U 6 30 Evangelistic services 7 30 Midwest prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Choir practice after prayer service Wednesday evening
9 30 Bible class and Sunday school. 10 30 morning Worship and sermon The Strength of a Faith in a Strong God.
County Court in Clark County Illinois will probate the will of Jennie M Macklin deceased. The hearing is set for February 3 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Marshall Court House. All heirs devisees and legatees are notified to appear and show cause if any why the will should not be admitted to probate. H J Kemp Clerk. Advertisement 1-3
Bible school 9 30 supervised by R E Crawford. Lord’s supper 10 30 worship 11 00 sermon leakage of the heart. Evangelistic services 7 30 predestination and salvation questions. Thursday prayer meeting 7 30. Also notes on cover crops preventing erosion and weed control.
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