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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1958
Page
7
A college graduate with good grades and social ties learns through a tough interview that appearance and attitude matter as much as scores. An assistant manager points out dirty shoes, hair, posture, and self emphasis, then advises on personal presentation. The applicant corrects these faults, lands a job, and keeps it.
A Milk Industry Foundation survey at its 50th convention finds milkmen highly popular among housewives. Sixty four percent call milk the most nutritious food, with six of ten women pairing with salespeople and four of ten calling milkm en average in honesty and integrity.
A Remington Press letter argues that milk delivery fosters friendliness and honesty, with bottled goodness between the personable milkman and store buyers. It notes milk customers drink more milk weekly and suggests a broader ethic of cheerful commerce could ease tensions. It also cautions against rigid schedules amid changeable weather and long distances, warning against trying to rush in bad conditions.
Manny shares a tale at the cafe about Marvin Miller who loses a hat and gains a wife while rival Red Burke covets both the farm and a town girl. The hat scene links misfortune and romance as Marvin finds unexpected luck with a girl who recognizes his look.
The Evangelical United Brethren church outlines a busy youth week starting Friday January 24 with a party for the losing team and private skating trip to Paris. Sunday January 26 features a missionary program, morning worship, age-group committee meetings, and youth led evangelistic hour. Wed January 28 includes prayer service and choir rehearsal, with trustees meeting Thursday January 30.
Rev Loui Lh nation announces youth led service upcoming with more than a dozen participants including readers speakers and choir. Attendance improves over last year and youth week is noted. Deacons back Lenten cottage study group starting February 7 7 15 p.m. Morton residence invites all to attend.
Sunday schedule at Zion includes Sunday school at 9 30 a m and prayer meeting at 10 30 a m with youth supper and program. Emmanuel lists morning worship at 10 30 a m and guild meeting January 30 shifting for revival. Revival begins February 3 with Rev B C Stine and choir plans at Zoom church.
The West Union Christian church hosts a Wabash Valley Men’s Fellowship with Robert Jones of Wheatland as speaker. Events include Sunday Bible school, morning worship, youth services, Dagwood banquet with guest Guenter Dechant from Hof, Germany, youth choir, and a Happy Couple oyster supper event Tuesday night.
Armstrong Methodist in Haley Minis announces two weeks of revival starting Sunday January 26 at 10 30 am with evangelist Rev Roy Beltz of Indianapolis and Mrs Beltz joining for community visitation. Co served leaders Wanda Cork Harry Setzer. pianist Wanda Wallace. Cottage prayer cells meet Tue Wed Thu Fri 9 30 am chaired by Mary McGee. Pre service prayer 7 00 pm led by Haley and George Cork. Youth meeting 7 00 pm organized by Dorothy Shirel. Susie Setzer chairs evangelism commission.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 Training Union at 6 30 evening service at 7 30 Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 A cordial welcome to all Also note feedlot cattle lacking vitamin A in winter may grow slower and develop leg and brisket swelling.
The Methodist Church announces a Friday meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Hermann Saiter s home with co host Mrs Fred Moore followed by Sunday services including Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a 10 30 a m sermon The Youth Fellowship and evening program feature a film Younger Brother and devotional talks on Spiritual Life for Methodist Christians Office and choir activities continue through the week A burial notice recalls the passing of a local man with ties to Enid and Paris family links noting services at Marrs Funeral Home and Forsythe Cemetery
Karl Christian Imle born August 1 1875 in Gundelbach Würtemberg Germany came to Illinois in 1881. He farmed in Darwin township Clark County, was a longtime Immanuel Evangelical Church member and 50 year recording steward. He married Alis May Finkbiner August 9 1910 and leaves four children eight grandchildren and four brothers. He died January 10 1958 at home aged 82 years 5 months 9 days.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during Mr Imle's illness. Special thanks to Ladies Aid for dinner, Reverend Johnson for comforting message, those who provided flowers and music, pallbearers and flower girls, Moore family for thoughtfulness. May God bless each of you. Alta Imle and family.
Sumner Tucker died January 11 in Enid Oklahoma. Born October 23 1885 in Douglas township he was the son of William E and Eliza Jane Tucker. Survived by a sister Mrs Lillie Daily of Ingalls Indiana two half sisters Mrs Mary Jane Ramsey of New Mexico and Laura Ann Tucker of Illinois and two half brothers Marion Tucker of Mar
A traveler recalls a 75 mile night journey after car trouble near a hilltop station. An obliging mechanic finally fixes the car by a small screw near the distributor. The tale ends with a lesson to attend to small tasks and perform small acts of kindness to shape character.
Easy guidance on avocado spread with lemon salt and tabasco to pair with crackers and tomato soup. Canned green beans sauteed with bacon drippings lemon juice and Parmesan. French toast with raisin bread partners well with syrup apple butter or honey. Roll and chill dough to ease cookie cutting.
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