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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
8
The Herald proposes Clark county donate corn for starving Europeans and offers 100 bushels of yellow corn delivered at Marshall once roads permit. Transportation costs would be covered from the relief fund, now over one million dollars.
William T Holwick transfers land to Walter Garwood for 3200 dollars. Charles Martman deeds 77 acres to Otis M Wilkin for 17837.50. Edward Guinnip transfers Sv acres to Fred Buser for 4000. Hobart P Jackson to Mary J Murphy a York lot for 850. Albert R Cooper to Oscar Cooper et al land 14 13 24913 for 300. Albert R Cooper to Dennis A Cooper 40 acres 159 13 for 500.
Officials recorded several marriage licenses including Herman Carpenter aged 1S to Mable Ogle 17 of Anderson township, John Ulrey 21 to Pearl Fort 17 of Casey township, Hurley R Flowers 22 to Louie A Moore 21 of Wabash township, and Nathan C Sherrell 33 of Huttsenville to Tressie Thompson 29 of Hutten ville.
Sunday school at 9 30. Services at Big Creek 10 30 and Grand Turn 7 00. Pastor J E McCoy invites all. Christian group notes attendance 138 and offering 700 last Sunday. aims 150 and 10 next. Casey leads in points. Restoration Society meets 6 00 each Sunday. sermons next week include What We Stand For and The Lord's Plan of Salvation. Epworth League social hour at 6 30. evening service 7 30 with Evangelistic series for two months.
The Slav church invites the public to attend a Wednesday service at 8 o'clock. After the service a study group meets at the school for discussion. All are welcome to participate in the events announced.
The district reports a strong sermon from Pastor Chas A. Curtis and two messages by Rev H A Lehwald of Olney. Revival continues Sunday at 7:30 PM with songs by local youths and a men only session at 2:00 PM. Admission by ticket, free, with tickets at Sowers, Dewey, and Casteel stores.
Morning worship to explore God's responsibility to men and what we receive through trust. Evening lecture on The Poet Philosopher Maurice Maeterlinck. Belgian author praised for a voice that speaks to the soul with chorus and solo music. Rev. Clark S. Thomas will preach.
A sprawling Illinois page reports a Springfield fire loss exceeding 200000 at Hatcher Auto Works, a memorial to IO soldiers and Marines, and obituaries for Edward Starr Multier and Dentel Barto. It notes labor wage talks, road maintenance costs, and state education updates as well as local elections and public notices.
A column argues Minnesota small towns will lose their self sufficiency as bad roads give way to paved routes. The author foresees pavement bringing many outsiders and eroding local charm as the little towns merge with the big city.
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