Church Hotel Sunday Services Schedule Listed
Sunday school begins at 9 30. Preaching at 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m. All are invited to attend these services.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
2
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Services held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at 11 oclock and Wednesday evening service at 7 oclock. A Sunday school for those under twenty meets at 9 45. The public is invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Temple
Minister to Leave Church for Evangelistic Work
Christian B L Allen will close his church work next Sunday with sermons at 10 30 a m on Firm ness and Fruitfulness and at 7 45 p m on Paul s Commentation He will team with Leonard Daugherty as singer for evangelistic efforts their first meeting at Westervelt and Bible school at 9 45 a m Communion at 11 30 a m and Christian Restoration Society at 7 00 p m Several from the Christian church attended the Evangelistic Congress at Terre Haute on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Leonard Daugherty
Westervelt
Dr. Bible School
Christian Restoration Society
Christian Church
Evangelistic Congress
Terre Haute
Grace Chapel and Marshall preaching services announced
United Brethren pastor Charles A Curtis invites for next Sunday worship at Grace Chapel and Marshall. Sunday school begins 9 30 AM with the children’s day program in the evening. All welcome to attend any service at the Friendly Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chapel
Marshall
Methodist Sunday School and Services At Local Church
The Methodist church announces Sunday school at 9 30 with near 300 attendance last week hindered by mumps and parade absences. Morning worship at 10 45 and Epworth League at 6 45. Evening service moved from 7 30 to 7 45 with University of Illinois stereopticon pictures. No Wednesday service due to commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
University of Illinois
Memorial Service for Red Men Styled Sermon Topic
The Congregational church led by Pastor Clark S. Thomas will hold a memorial service Sunday morning. The sermon will address What the Great Spirit Teaches as Rev. Clark S. Thomas occupies the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark S. Thomas
Baptist G L Huggins Pastor Seeks Sunday School Attendance
The article urges church members and the public to attend Sunday school at 9:30 each Sunday morning. It notes regular preaching services Sunday evening at 8:00 and mentions a children's day program. It also references criticism of a singing girl and questions readers about sniveling behavior.
Winking Story Told by a Nonconformist Divine
An odd tale recounts a strict Nonconformist divine traveling north who, near York, pricked his eye from grit after winking. In a York buffet he ordered milk but received rum and milk, prompting the bar maid to clarify the drink. the incident ends with the wit of the traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
London Post
Big Dinner at Collier's Home Gathers Family Friends
About fifty relatives and friends assembled at Mrs Elizabeth Collier's home on Sunday in Canton for Ola Collier's birthday. A noon basket dinner followed by music and conversation featured Mr Commodore Collier and many relatives including Dorothy Wallace Carrie Sweitzer Theresa Green Inez Tagle and Martha Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Collier
Hou Ze
Ola
Leonard
Kenneth
Commodore
Alice
Olen
Eldine
Eldine, and Mildredss 3 Mrs. Palmer Cornwell, “Mr.” N. R. Myles
Carrie Sweitzer
jTheresia Green
Inez Tagle
Lawrence Nevins
Glen Forsythe
Elizabeth Collier
Martha
Local Notices From South Dolson Area May 25 1921
Brief items report visits, family events, and health notes from South Dolson and nearby towns. J H McFarland of Paris on business, Babcocks and Reeley family updates, a funeral in Marshall, a stroke improvement for Mrs Reeley, a successful school term in Germany, Dr Marlow back to practice, paint job on a house, surprise dinners and visits among Martinsville Clarks ville Grandview Oliver and Clarksville Baptists planning children's services, and Charles Wieland starting a new parn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McFarland
Paris
R. EB. Babcock
Cecil
Martinsville
Bruce Spires
L.A. Burnsides
Marshall
Ben- Barret
Mike
Mike Reeley
Minnie Barret
Germany
Reeley
Frank Miller
Ed Clapp
Rollin
J. W. Marlow
R. E. Babcock
Frank Hornbrook
Gould Alrey
Joe
Spires
Lon
Oda . Marrsn
Sam Bennet
Grandview
John W. Graham
Clarksville
Ben Richey
Rennie Maloney
Oliver
Clarksville Baptist Church
Charles
Wieland
Parn
Obituary details for Mary Logue and family mourners
An obituary lists surviving relatives and funeral details for Joseph Barkalow and family, noting three brothers Aye Gores John Eliza and Julia Rae, Mary Logue John Hodges Balaley Sophia Balaley and others. It mentions infant losses, a devout life, and funeral services conducted by Rev. W B Stevens with burial in Medas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aye
Gores
John
Eliza
Julia Rae Fants
Sand
Mary
A. Logue
John-R
John Willian
Harold-Logue
Levin
Levin -O3
Kathryn
Kelly
Mike
Aving‘az
Josephine _Barkalow
William Cand
Manerva
Sania
Bashforth
Los ‘Angeles
Calif
Charles “Hodges
Melrose
Mary’ Balaley
Danville
Kansas
Stevens
Model prompts painter with cheeky question in Yonkers
A visitor asks if the painter’s model ever poses nude. The artist says yes she is a good model but never removes her diamond rings, noting she declines nudity. The humorous exchange unfolds in Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Statesman
Prospects for a Wife Through Mail Order Corrrespondence
A fragment suggests a letter from Louisville Courier Journal about a man seeking a wife via mail order. It mentions a young lady named Clark and a coy correspondence beginning between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Couriér- Journal
Hat shopping dispute over stylish choice
A brief exchange shows a shopper asking to buy a hat while the husband balks and suggests a more expensive option as a compromise. The moment captures a domestic skirmish over taste and budget in a New York Sun snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sun
Honeymoon Guests Mistake Room For Beehive
A couple on a honeymoon trip returns to their hotel room and finds their door silent after a long knock. The bride finally asks to be let in, only to hear a stern remark from the other side: Madam, this is not a beehive but a bathroom.
Executor's Notice or Filing Final Settlement
Heirs of James C. Hanks deceased are notified that on June 6 1921 in Clark county Illinois the executrix Ellia Blake will present her final report to the county court at Marshall and asks to be discharged from all duties regarding the estate. Attys Graham and Snavery.
Executor's Notice of Filing Final Settlement
State of Illinois Clark county. Estate of John Collier deceased. Heirs and distributees are notified that on Monday June 6 1921 the executrix will present to the County Court of Clark county at Marshall Illinois her final report and asks to be discharged from all duties connected with administration. Elizabeth Callie executrix Graham Snavely to be served with notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Clark County
John Collier
Clark
Marshall
Illinois
Elizabeth
Callie Yexecutrix
Graham
Snavely
Itva
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Terre Haute Star
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J. Mundorf
Christian Science
Christian B. L. Allen
United Brethren
Charles A. Curtis
G.L. Huggins
Collier's
South Dolson
Age-Herald
Yonge Orb
Tiiois
James. C. Hanks
Spd
Ellia B.eke
Snavery
Attys
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