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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1927

Page

5

Methodist Sunday school holds taffy pull and class officers

The G. L. G s of the Methodist Sunday school held a taffy pull in the church basement Friday evening during the annual business meeting. Officers elected include Mrs. Earl Morris as president, Mrs. James G. Moye as secretary, and Mrs. C. D. Mitchell as treasurer.

Methodist Sunday School Methodist Church Earl Morris James G. Moye C. D. Mitchell Burns D. Smith Max Harold Bright Réed Moore Cosy Mundy Cecil Allred Fannie Luckhaupt Minnie Gelsert The D. EF Cawere World Peace O. H. ‘Rolson

Classified notices and sales in Marshall area columns

Notices advertise furniture like a large grey kitchen cabinet, an oak organ, Burgess radio batteries from H M Dewey Co, and a filling station for sale. Also listed are long distance hauling requests, farm rentals, farms for sale, loans on real estate, a Jersey cow for sale, and an upcoming local election candidate announcement in Marshall Township.

Local Society Notes Highlight Entertainments and Visits

Mrs. Ben Davidson hosted the F and B society at her home on Wednesday January 12 with her daughter Mrs Don Medsker assisting. Numerous local members attended. Miss Druccilla Deaner hosted a dinner in honor of the Short sisters soon to leave for Chicago.

Ben Davidson F. & B. ‘Society Don Medsker Dan Eckle George Luckhaupt Frank Lake James Mundy John Reynolds Ed Beadle J. T. Randall J. L. Huggins J. W Richards Kittie Fawley Lou Anderson Caroline Claypool Mary Pulver Mattie Moreland Mary Macke Kate Williamson West Union Druccilla Deaner Miss Josephine Edith Short Chicago Josephine Short Sylvia Short Edna Zimmerly Paris Glen Honeywell Carl Knoeful Lester Adams Alan Andrews Bob Mattingly George Matkins Indianapolis Lizzie Funsinger Terre Haute Charles Mills Lucille Reynolds Greencastle Indiana Vic Reynolds

Davis Company executive visits city on weekend trip

A. E. Christine of The Davis Company Chicago visited Saturday and praised his six months of work as satisfactory. Claude Sweeney of Terre Haute was weekend guest of Miss Alice Malloy.

A. E. Christine Davis Company Chicago Mr. Christine Claude Sweeney Terre Haute Alice Malloy

Revival Meeting Led by Pastor Kroft at Emanuel Church

Evangelical D A Kroft, pastor, conducts Sunday school at Emanuel and Zion with class teachers. E L C E groups meet Sundays at 6 45 pm for lessons on Christian living. Revival at Emanuel church ongoing until further notice.

Emanuel Zion Emanuel Church

Revival Services At West Union Baptist Church

Revival in progress at West Union Baptist Church led by Pastor T. J. Wheeler with Evangelist C. W. Gohields and R. C. Fuson of Casey assisting. Evening services begin at 7 with prayer and song, preaching at 7 30 each night.

The Baptist Church C. W. Gohields R. C. Fuson Casey

Congregational Geor. G. R. Ross Sermons and Study Schedule

Morning worship at 10 45 with theme Simplicity in Religion and Life. Church school at 9 30 am. Midweek Bible study and fellowship on Wednesday at 7 30 pm.

Christian Science Church Schedule and Reading Room Hours

Sunday school at 9:30 a m and services at 11:90 o clock with subject Love. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8:00 p m. Reading room and library open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2:00 to 4:00 p m for reading, borrowing, or purchase of Bible and authorized Christian Science literature.

Five Points J I O Neale Pastor Delays Services

Due to icy roads last Sunday all preaching services were postponed until next Sunday. Morning and evening services will be held with subjects "A Holy Life" in the morning and "The Imperialism of the Gospel" in the evening.

Woodman Accident Company

Methodist Howard Leach Pastor Buckeye Methodist Church

Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 7 45 theme Finding God in Nature music by male chorus Epworth League 6 15 picture Philadelphia an American City chapter II study form of a debate evening worship 7 00 sermon by pastor music by ladies chorus church night February 2 at 7 30 general program 1 music 2 devotional study of Epistles of Peter 3 classes adults stewardship history of Methodism Sunday school officers teachers Bible study young people mission study boys and girls pictures and pageant 4 lunch and fellowship

Epworth League Philadelphia

Inaugural Remarks Echo Uncertainty From New York Governor

Gov. Al Smith spoke at his fourth inauguration and admitted uncertainty about the future. The remarks appeared to downplay ambition, with phrases suggesting he was not seeking the greatest post, while acknowledging the world offers nothing to anyone.

Al’Smith New York Norman

Christian Mowery Bible School and Services Schedule

Pastor Christian Mowery announces Bible school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 15 p m Bro Easy will attend Junior Endeavor meets in morning service Senior Society gathers at 6 15 p m Several talks by chosen speakers next Sunday Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon Special mid week services Wednesday at 7 15 p m Bro Carl Carpenter to preach Choir rehearsal Friday evening at 7 15 p m

Bible School Easy Junior Endeavor Ladies Aid Carl Carpenter

How to Overcome Temptation and Come Down from the Cross

Baptist I. C. Swaim presides at Sunday school 9 30 a m with Harry McDaniel as superintendent. Seventeen attend last Sunday despite ice. Morning worship 11 a m topic Come Down From the Cross. Evening service 7 p m topic A Safe Investment.

Harry McDaniel

Week's Recorded Transfers Turnover Reds and Lots

Edna E Bratton and others transfer to J W Price a lot in Casey for 1 dollar Everett Swope and others transfer land in 26 9 13 to J S Swopsa for 1 dollar Charles D Swope and others transfer land in 26 9 13 to J L Swope for 1 dollar Charles E Pushback and others transfer a lot in Marshall to Jacob Elliott for 1400 dollars C B Fishback transfers a lot in Marshall to Jacob Elliott for 1 dollar S D Cochenour and wife transfer a lot in Casey to Artie C Robey for 260 dollars Elizabeth Davis transfers a lot in Casey to Artie C Robey for 100 dollars Edgar G Nay and wife transfer land in 26 36 12 13 to Ed Buser for 1 dollar William Serwise and wife transfer a lot in West Union to Howard A Serwise and others for 1 dollar

Edna E. Bratton J. W. Price Lot Casey Everett Swope J. S. Swopsa Charles D. Swope J. L Swope Charles E. Pushback Jacob Elliott Lot Marshall C. BE. Fishback S D. Cochenour

Local Property Transfers List Notes Several Trades

Ida McNary transfers to W N Davis in Mar tinsville for 250 dollars. Albert Galeeman and wife convey to Elizabeth Hagist land in 22 11 13 for 1. Elizabeth Hagist sells to Ada Galeeman land in 22 11 13 for 1. Ray Burkybile and wife transfer to Lewis H Siverly and wife a parcel in 23 11 12 for 1. Elvin Tarble transfers to Charles N Tarble and others land in 1 11 14 for 1.

Ida McNary W. N. Davis Lor Martinsville Albert Galeeman Elizabeth Hagist Ada Galeeman Ray Burkybile Lews H. Siverly Elvin Tarble Charles N. Tarble

Story Hour at Marshall Library For 5 to 9 Year Olds

Miss Mabel Ferris leads Saturday afternoon story hour at Marshall Public Library from 1 to 2 o clock for children aged five to nine including urban and rural residents. Readings use age appropriate stories and magazines for both adults and youths.

Library Mabel Ferris Marshall Public Library

Magazines Offer Reading Material for All City Residents

A notice highlights magazines filled with readable articles available to everyone in the city and across the country, promising good reading material for all.

In Memoriam Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Riggs Patten

In remembrance of Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Riggs Patten who departed life one year ago January 28. Daughter of Maud Hall and Maggie Bush notes grief and faith, praising heaven and eternal rest with prayers for peace. The piece reflects a family tribute advertised in the newspaper.

Margaret Elizabeth Riggs Patten Mother Darling

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Orn John Hemiinghouse Harry Drake American Telephone and Telegraph Company Illinois Masonic Hospital D. T.black Mark.stewart A. Mt Burgess Radio Batteries H. M. Dewey & Co Royce Refining Co Royce Paint Co Cleveland Ohio Frank Malloy & Sons Kesler & Know- Tes Mather Cole & Cole Brocton Clinois R. R Noyes Michigan J. M Ketchum York Cole& Cole Stueence Marshall Waols Jersey Rale Burgess Radio Battéries HSM Dewey & Co F. Johnsons of Ihg Marshall Township Jesse Mickie Helen Hurst Mary Brown Margaret Shaw Florence Hodge E. R. Brockway Leon Cox T. R. Lovett 3S. R. Prevo Grant Pritchard Wm. Kingsley Louisville Marjorie Lewis Virginia Prevo Sol Handy la Cole J. K. Kerr Sam Scholfield Harry Maurer John Hawker Tom Wright Urbana Russell Riley L. T. Leek Louise Deaner Flat Rock Mrs A. R. Deaner Maude Paddock Zelpha Cline Walnut Praile Miss Cline Cora Prevo Richard Darlington Horace Jay Swern Wm. Root Chapman Fred Shaw Bert Sockler Tayne Kerr Springfald Marshell Bart Elshort Ghampalgispent Mise Donisa Deaner Evangelical D. A. Kroft West Union Baptist T. J. Wheeler Geo. G. Ross Christian Science J. I. O’neal Howard Leach Peter Louise Beauty Shop Louise Lickert Matin St. Marshall Charles Short Russell L. Riley Myers §S HYERS Grandview Foultry Farm Whits Leshorns Martinsville Maud. Hall Maggie Bush Moore’s Grocery Pratt D.d.doll & Son Oman M. Grabenteimer Marshal
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