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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
A compilation of aphorisms on wealth, ambition, and social behavior. It notes that apparent extravagance reveals itself, warns that opportunity may disappoint, and contrasts building versus holding an organization. It includes anecdotes on honesty, business, and a Grevy anecdote about purchasing a disliked painting.
Services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at 11 a m A Wednesday meeting at 8 p m A Sunday school for under twenty meets at 9 45 a m The public is invited to attend these services.
Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m and preaching follows at 10 30 a m Rev J O Mosier joins for the first quarterly meeting at Big Creek Sunday and Monday nights inviting all to attend and enjoy the services with us.
United Brethren Pastor Charles A Curtis announces a tent meeting in full blast with Rev Wheelbad and International Holiness workers. Great crowds expected as services continue nightly, with Sunday school at the tent followed by preaching and ongoing sermons until further notice.
Burl H. Candler presides with Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 in the morning Evernitteg 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m The Sunday school will render a Children s Day program next Sunday evening Preparations are being made for a top program An offering for Foreign Missions will be taken in the evening.
Pastor Pettit leads morning worship at 10 46 with Sunday school at 9 30. No evening Epworth League due to Children's Day at 7 30. A Social M E meeting is planned Wednesday at 3 in the church parlor.
Miss Fern Hybarger left for Michigan to visit friends. The Nightlingers Milligans Hybargers and Zdenkes spent Sunday at Hutsonville beach. Carter Lee returned from Indianapolis. Mrs Eliza Quinn was in Paris. Fred Quinn and son Arnold were in Terre Haute. Elsie Hanger and Belva Milligan visited in Farmersburg with their parents.
The Congregational Clark 8 presents a sermon by Pastor Thomas Ph D on whether Christianity offers relief to those considering taking their life. The subject is "Has Christianity an Offer to the Pressing Causes of the Taking of One's Life" and the service Sunday morning at 10 46 AM with no evening service.
Pastor J Mundorf invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m Communion and services at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m Presiding Elder J O Mosler will preach Tuesday June 20 at 7 30 p m All are invited to attend these meetings.
The Baptist church led by Reverend G. L. Huggins reports a Sunday preaching service at 10 46 AM and a 9330 Sunday school. An evening Children’s Day program will welcome all. The text notes Amanda Ellen True born July 15 1855 in Orange County Indiana, later moving to Clark County.
The obituary notes the marriage to George Hurst in Marshall in 1878 and long residence near Marshall for over 30 years. Survived by two children Alva Washburn of Terre Haute and a daughter who died young, plus nephews Arthur and Clay Washburn and other relatives. Funeral held June 6 at 3:00 p.m. Rev. Clark S. Thomas officiating. interment at Huntington Beach city cemetery.
Mary Louise Hutchison born near Livingston Illinois June 11 1901 died June 3 1928 aged 20 years 11 months 23 days funeral at Livingston church June 5. John A Washburn born near Marshall Illinois May 17 1861 died Turon Kansas May 29 1922 funeral from his Turon home with burial in Turon cemetery. survived by siblings and extended family.
Fragmentary verse describes a soothing stream guiding thoughts through day and night. The speaker traces the water’s path, skirting its course to finally reach the source, which is identified as God, per Harriet H. D'Autesmont.
A children's luncheon menu includes a brown or whole wheat bread sandwich with butter cream cheese and watercress, plus roasted turnips cooked with mutton. A mutton and turnip stew variation adds butter flour stock and cayenne. Also described are two cracked wheat bread recipes with molasses cornmeal and related ingredients.
A Los Angeles Times item recounts a preacher angrily denouncing “evil ram pant” in his flock, then retracting his remark the next Sunday. He admits his error and corrects the count, saying he sees nine chicken thieves before him, not including Barber White.
Theodosia Warren recalls growing up with a stepmother and sister Dosie. Dosie narrates Ora Armour’s involvement, a church wedding for Douglas Stewart, and a reception plan while the narrator reflects on family dynamics and Dosie’s charm.
A Squirrel Hollow resident tells a census taker that nine dogs and fourteen children count in the family. The old woman quips that dogs don’t count, but the speaker insists dogs are valued where mountains brim with possums and coons.
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