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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1956
Page
8
The story is used to teach that a neighbor is the person in need and that one should help regardless of distance or origin. The piece notes that true neighborliness is active service to those in need beyond one’s circle, and ends with a business anecdote on trust and generosity.
Rev. Louie L. Miller leads Congregational Church with 9:15 a m Sunday School led by Charles Bush and 10:30 a m worship on Christianity in modern times. Nursery and Junior church available. Film Elena of the Philippines shown. Woman's Fellowship to host a family picnic July 25 at 6 30 p m at the local fairground.
The church schedules Bible school at 9 30 Communion at 10 30 Worship at 11 00 with sermon A Militant Church Evangelistic services at 8 00 and a Communion at 8 30 with The Man Behind The Plow The church welcomes visitors each Lord s day Farmers use five times as much nitrogen now than 16 years ago but less lime Fwd dry wood will not rot.
Professor Lionel Bracken prides himself on precision and never making mistakes. A routine traffic incident reveals his flaw when he misreads a one way sign and fears judgment. A playful note from a policeman shifts his marriage and outlook, teaching that errors can humanize.
Emanuel Church offers school at 9:00 with John Douglas as superintendent and 10:00 worship. Youth fellowship meets Monday at Ed Tingley’s home, prayer meeting Wednesday, adult fellowship picnic Friday. Zion Church lists school at 9:00 with William Tingley, 10:00 prayer, 7:30 evening service, mission band for children, prayer meeting Tuesday 8:00, WSWS at Mrs Hawker Thursday 1:30.
The church led by Robert Swann offers a 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am worship with a sermon Thy Kingdom Come. The youth fellowship plans a July 22 outing to Shakamak Park, while finance and official board meetings are set for July 24 and July 30 respectively.
The Trinity E U B Church announces Sunday school at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30 with a special program by a quartet from Indiana Central College at 7:30 p m. Midweek prayer and praise on Wednesdays at 7:30. The church invites all to attend and join in fellowship.
The bill funds 41000 miles of interstate highways over 13 years at 32.9 billion dollars with 27.7 billion federal and 5.2 billion state share. Federal funds in three years allocated by population urban and rural road mileage, later by need. Highway user taxes total 14.8 billion dollars from 1958 to 1972 including fuel, tires, retread rubber, truck taxes, and dealer taxes. Nations top farm buyers listed Japan, Great Britain, Canada, the Netherlands, West Germany. International Labor Organization HQ is Geneva with a Washington branch. Secretary of the Senate is Felton Mclellan Johnston.
Fragmented crossword clues appear with mixed letters and partial words. Readable entries include references to powder soapstone lake speech a killer whale and Musial with ambiguous numbering and mapping to Turkish weights and early colonial terms.
Dr Nello Paco of the University of California discusses challenges for future rockets. Key issues include supplying onboard air with oxygen and inert gas, handling carbon dioxide removal, and possibly using plants to recycle breath and sustain life. He also notes the need for a day night cycle for peak human performance.
Washington reports a major acquisition of robber flies and related specimens. The Smithsonian Institution now houses nearly 28 000 asilid specimens from the Stanley W. Bromley estate alongside about 7 000 other insects. Dr Bromley built the collection, focused on Asilidae, noted for large predatory behavior and tigerlike hunting on twigs worldwide.
Duke University educator E C Bolmeier told the National Association of Secondary School Principals that religious instruction is the era’s leading legal issue in schools. He ranked pupil injury liability and authority over pupil conduct ahead of racial integration, deeming segregation a distant concern.
Cornell University zoologists led by Prof. John Anderson study how a starfish extorts a stomach through its mouth to grasp prey such as clams or oysters. The fully living prey is digested in an hour or two, then the starfish retracts its stomach. Researchers note the challenge of opening the prey’s shell.
Moscow Pravda claims Russia set two lifting records with helicopters described as lying freight cars. One helicopter carried a four ton load to over 2,000 meters and another lifted a two ton load to 6,082 meters.
A French scientist Deville pioneered a cheap production path cutting aluminum from 545 to 17 dollars per pound. The text notes Texas candidates rely on matchbooks as campaign aids with thousands of matchbanks, while gubernatorial hopefuls distribute up to a million. It also cites commuting patterns with 77 percent living 5 to 10 miles from work and over 83 percent relying on cars for home to work travel.
Dress pattern No 1499 offers a sleeveless front button dress in two lengths street frock or above the knee with sizes 10 to 20 and PATTO RAMA included. Embrodery Pattern No 216 provides tissue sizes for various age ranges with iron on transfer. prices 35 cents per dress pattern and 26 cents per Needlework pattern from AU DREY LANE BUREAU Chicago.
The passage advises on lightly rubbing water spots with very fine steel wool on floors and applying several coats of shellac and denatured alcohol. Mildewed books need thorough cleaning with a mild soap solution, and leather-bound volumes use a mild alcohol and water mix. Before painting bricks in a basement, consider prep steps.
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