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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1937

Page

4

Senate to Debate Court Bill After Fourth Fireworks Expected

Washington notes say Senate majority leader Joseph T. Robinson will call up the Court bill after the holiday. Debates and filibuster plans unfold as Democrats clash over a constitutional route and administration strategy. A rallying tone follows, with references to Burton Wheeler and Senator Bennett.

Washington, D United States Senate Joseph T. Robinson Jefferson Island Supreme Court Robinson Edward R. Burke Nebraska A. A. Hatch New Mexico Burton K Wheeler Montana Bennett Emocrat Missouri Senate Judiciary Committee

Mrs Anna English Relates Western Trip Highlights

Mrs Anna English recounts a long Western journey through the Black Hills and Rapid City to Hot Springs Spearfish and Deadwood. She describes Rushmore Memorial work 60 foot heads and scenic drives through Needles Canyon Deadwood and Spearfish Canyon with cabin lodging and wildlife encounters.

Washington Hot Springs A. Soldiers Home Legion Lake Mt. Coolidge Spearfish South Dakota Sylvan Lake Deadwood Boulder Canyon Wild ‘Bill? Hickok Dick” Clark Calamity Jane Wild Bill Mt. Moriah Adams Memorial Museum Black Hillis W. A. Beard New Bedford Massachusetts Deadwood Congregational Church Mississippi River Homestake Spearfish Canyon Belle Fourche Ann

Congregational News Announces Church Activities and Play

The Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m next Sunday with a Wednesday in charge service in the church auditorium. Marie Taylor wrote the worship, Billy Arbuckle presides, and musical numbers are planned by several soloists and a violinist. The Color Line play features Manford Buckner Vera Harper Jane Forsythe Esther Grant Glenn Whaley Hobart Eitel. Community members are invited to attend.

Christian Endeavor Marie Taylor Billy Arbuckle Efle Douglas Tushingh Juanita Amyx Jack—Howell Dosigias Tushingham Dorothy Kammacher Mary Spittler Annabelle Jackson

East McDaniel Notes From Frances Drake

James Drake visited with Mr and Mrs Ernest Evans of Casey. Noah Willard and Hyla of Robinson joined Albert Francis and family for Sunday visits. Several locals attended Casey Fourth of July celebration. Clinton Hoskinson spent Sunday with Harold Thompson and Drake family. Ray Drake Ruth Drake Terre Haute. Floyd Smith and family visited Isaac Hoskinson and son Clinton on Monday. Ice cream social at Ross Cornwell's Saturday night. Roy White and family spent Monday with Cyrus Evans.

James Drake Ernest Evans Casey Noah Willard Hyla Robinson Albert ‘Francis Clinton Hoskinson Harold Thompson Ray Drake Ruth Drake Terre Haute John Drake Floyd Smith Isaac Hoskinson Clinton Ross Cornwell Roy White Cyrus. Evans Carolyn Millhouse Clarksville Virgil Camp Everett Harbor Othal Hurst Harry Harbor Warner Mullis Bruce Spires Chester Spires Ernest Reeley Charles Hutchens Marshall Maggie Camp Goldin Harbor Donald Wayne McDaniel Shirely Harbor Tharp Mr. Simpson Virgil Camr Floyd Morgas Harry Hughes West Harry Harbor, Jr

Evangelical Affairs Weekly Church Schedule Notes

Minister 8B Schuermeier leads preaching at Immanuel Sunday with missionary prayer at Zion led by Mrs. Ross Pine. Evening service at Zion follows E L C E devotional. Midweek prayer at Zion and Immanuel. Mrs. Pine to enter Ladies Aid Thursday. Catechetical instruction Friday and Saturday at Zion and Immanuel. Encourages vacation attendance at Sunday school and church worship and sharing insights with home church.

Immanuel Zion Ross Pine Zion and Ladies Aid Zio

Unified Service Opens With Large Methodist Attendance

The first Sunday of the Unified Service drew a large crowd as the church began a summer schedule through July and August with 9:00 am worship, followed by study and a 10:30 am closing assembly. Epworth League votes to pause through summer, resuming last Sunday of August.

Harry Findley Epworth League Epworth League Institute Old Salem W. E. Morris Ladies Aid B. F. Holscher

Pilgrim Holiness Church Invites Attendance

Pastor H. J. Kemp invites readers to Pilgrim Holiness services. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. followed by worship at 10:45 a.m. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. Mid week service Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Welcoming church with services every Sunday both morning and evening.

Christian Science Service at Pythian Theatre

Sunday morning service at 11:00. Subject Sacrament. Sunday school at 9:30. Wednesday service at 7:45. Reading room Saturday 2:00 to 4:00.

Pythian Theatre

Ohio Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Infrastructure

Local residents recount weekend calls with neighbors including the Van Fleets Lindleys and Browns. Visitors from Chicago and Martinsville, new gravel road work, and a baby girl born to Emery Morgan’s family are noted along with several social calls and local plant work updates.

Weekendly Visits Highlight Martinsville Community Ties

The Martinsville area social scene features numerous visits and family gatherings. Ted Miller celebrates a birthday with friends and relatives while Bonnie Jeffers Ira Cannady Rachel Cannady and others return visits from Terre Haute Hutsonville Gary Indiana and West Union.

West York News Social Notes From Mrs. Elsa Miller

Sunday school at 9 30 and a string of Sunday visits as families from Flint Indiana Greencastle and Indianapolis pass time with relatives in West York Iowa The page also notes a funeral at West Union and various local visitations by residents including Brackett Life Debl Sims and Davids families with interstate travel to Chicago Crown Point and Barrington Illinois

M. E. Church Ralph Life George Brackett Flint Michigan Lewis Life Malcolm Bruner Greencastle Indiana Claude Life Rosedale Ind Jake Decker Fay Decker Familly Palestine Chas, Butler Pola Clark Hammond Earl Foxworthy Eula Compton Lina Sims Indianapolis Essie Mount Terre Haute T. C. Bailiff Lelia Evans Effie Deb Cebron Sims Milo Sims Dr. Haush Chicago Joe Sims Noel Sims Georgia McVicker Kansas Viola Athey Estella Clements Pearl Hawkins Nannie Wilson

Choctaw Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Arthur Scarlett and Kermit Weir of Lafayette Indiana visited John Blizzard and Maude Miller relatives. Alma Sims and friends visited. Maryin Nicol stayed with Nellie Williams. Grace Blizzard traveled home with the group. Fourth of July visits with Hershel Cline and family noted.

Arthur Scarlett Kermit Weir Lafayette Indiana John Blizzard Maude Miller Alma Sims Melrose Maryin Nicol Allright Nellie Williams Frank Coombes West Union Grace Blizzard

Local residents spend Fourth of July across guests and families

Arthur Scarlett spent Wednesday with Mrs. Maude Miller. Mrs. Edna Douglas of Taylorville spent over the Fourth with her mother Minnie Burger. Grant Hollenbeck and family of Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hollenbeck and others in Oblong for a six o'clock dinner. Elizabeth McNair of Willow Hill is visiting grandson Howard McNair.

Arthur Scarlett Maude Miller Edna Douglas Taylorville Minnie Burger Grant Hollenbeck Ohio John Sudduth Paris C. G. Hollenbeck John Russell Hugh J Bobby Eid Kerns Oblong John Lederman Elizabeth McNair Willow Hill Howard McNair

Funeral attendance and local social notes from South Dolson

Mrs Carolyn Millhouse funeral held in Clarksville drew local attendance. Families visit Marshall and Clarksville for gatherings and Fourth of July in Casey. Residents report wheat cutting, corn plowing, and desire for rain as weather improves.

White Starched Suits Demand in Philippines Attire

In the Philippines standards require freshly pressed white startched suits daily. Wearing the same suit two days in a row is considered vain and may attract loud disapproval from onlookers.

Philippines

Unclear race rhetoric noted in fragment

A fragment discusses racial terms and unmarried men keeping native women for domestic labor, suggesting discriminatory views without clear context or events.

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