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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
2
A reflective piece praising radio its reach and storms of opinion about broadcasts. It questions how we value time in modern life cites Franklin and contrasts individual choices with collective chatter. It muses on improving air quality and the wise use of personal hours.
The note laments poor fishing in nearby waters, attributing it to worsening conditions and limited local spots. It reflects a general mood of disappointment in available fishing opportunities and suggests sought alternatives.
An0728 study of Mark 14 43 16 15 outlines Judas betrayal Peter denial and trials before Sanhedrin and Pilate with emphasis on Jesus response and human weakness The lesson notes include an administrator notice for the estate of John W Alexander with details and dates.
A religious exhortation from Mark Guy Pearse urges readers to cast themselves at Christ’s feet to seek cleansing from worldly fever, ill temper, unkindness, impatience, greed, and envy. The vivid phrasing condemns moral flaws and urges spiritual renewal through submission.
A quotation from Robert E. B. Speer emphasizes that God's power comes through human obedience. He argues that greater deeds rely not on God’s willingness alone but on our readiness to obey and work with Him.
A reflective meditation on finding joy in work, love, and the natural world. The piece suggests joy emerges when individuals open themselves to beauty and allow it to rise within. The tone is uplifting and personal, inviting inner discovery.
A devotional line asserts that sorrow is not too great to endure when it reveals new beauty in Christ or unveils a fresh aspect of Christlikeness as urged by J. Miller.
John W Walls 75 died at his Effingham residence on Monday May 28. Funeral services were held at Watson church near Effingham on Wednesday May 30 at 10:00 a.m. with Rev Chester White officiating. Interment followed in Watson cemetery. Walls was a former Marshall resident well known locally.
Robert Owen Crutchfield son of James A and Florence Crutchfield was born August 23 1880 in Izard County Arkansas. He lived in Oklahoma for years as manager of Spurrier Lumber Co at Shamrock and Winona. He married Ada Crandall on November 24 1917 in Johnson township and they had a son Duane Crandall born December 26 1919 in Wynona Oklahoma.
In 1923 he moved with family to Johnson township Clark County Illinois and lived there until his death. He died at 3 32 Sunday morning May 13 1928 in Terre Haute Union hospital after illness. Survived by wife son Duane and three sons Edgar Otto and Claude from a former marriage, his mother Mrs Florence Crutchfield and sister Mrs Lulu Forrest of Violet Hill Arkansas. Funeral at Butternut church conducted by Rev D I Lingafelter aided by Rev Roscoe Deverick. Burial in nearby cemetery.
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