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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
7
The document discusses soil tillage for corn and soybeans, notes on weed control with spraying, and storage tips for cheeses. It describes using heated mince as a topping and hints at dairy care with the three Cs and a D. It mentions June 27 as Agronomy Day at the University of Illinois Urbana.
Montgomery Alabama resident Calvert writes five deep failings on New Year’s Day and marks a split baseball with numbers 1 through 6. Each number stands for a fault: Worry Procrastination Talking too much Late for appointments Not pleasant at home.
A man describes obsessively replaying numbers tied to a ball hung from his bedroom chandelier. Each morning he spins the ball, selects the nearest number as his daily discipline, and focuses on it alone. He maintains this practice for months and credits the ball with transforming him.
Friday and Sunday events listed for Graham church include Bible class at 7:30 p m with William Lickert, morning worship at 8:30 a m and a sermon A Good Man. New officers to be installed and high school graduates to receive a gift. Vacation Bible school runs June 10 to 21 with classes for all ages. Meanwhile committees meet June 17 18 and 19 and choir practice at 7 p m. Appointment notices for Marshall Methodist and related circuits noted.
Mary Pennington faces pressure as her father insists a promise binds her future. She worries over a postponed wedding while Bennie Lewis returns to claim a long forgotten vow and a rival groom plans the ceremony for tomorrow evening. The scene blends family pride and romantic tension.
The Norman Christian Church announces a full Sunday schedule with a combined adult Bible school led by Art Carter, a 10:30 a.m. worship focused on fathers, a 2:00 p.m. home service at the nursing home, and an evangelistic hour at 3:30 p.m. featuring Art Carter addressing the Amazon Valley mission. A Youth Rally follows on Monday at 7 p.m. and a free ticket Father and Son banquet is offered with no admission.
A University of Illinois dairy technologist describes cheesemaking as both art and science. He explains how molds and bacteria are controlled with a laboratory to produce uniform cheeses, citing blue cheese and Penicillium roqueforti as the mold involved.
Zion Church on Poplar Street lists Sunday activities including Sunday school led by William Tingley and worship at 10 00 am The Experience of the Trinity series runs at 7 30 pm There is a Thursday Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs John Davidson s home Mrs Joe Davidson is host Emmanuel Church holds Sunday school at 9 00 am led by John Douglas and worship at 3 00 pm The Secret of Power is the midweek topic A lay member and Rev Payne depart June 17 for annual conference in Naperville Illinois, returning June 20.
Rev Louis L Miller leads a Sunday program at 9 15 Sunday school Charles Bush superintendent The 10 30 worship combines with the final program of the daily vacation Bible school The choir will perform New certificates will be awarded to summer school pupils Deacons and deaconesses meet at 910 Mulberry at 7 30. ns wae.
Marshall Illinois Trinity Church invites the public to attend the Dimana camp monthly meeting this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Sunday school starts 9 30 am with preaching at 10 30 am Evangelistic service 7 30 pm Prayer and praise Wednesday 7 30 pm Fathers Day observed with morning sermon.
The article notes that understanding cheese flavor texture and chemistry since 1900 has led to better cheeses and more uniform products. Tuckey cites improved scientific control and mentions milk from Illinois school children under a special program could fill a continuous line of half pint cartons from Chicago to Los Angeles and back.
Professor P H Tracy of the University of Illinois notes a steady rise in cheese intake from about four pounds per person forty years ago to nearly eight pounds in the past three years. Reasons include better quality varieties packaging and merchandising. Total milk equivalent last year reached 13.65 billion pounds. imports of foreign cheeses have doubled in 45 years.
Scientists and farmers report solid progress toward eradicating bovine tuberculosis and brucellosis while addressing vesicular exanthema in swine, focusing on disease control programs and vaccination efforts across farms.
The estate of Florence Ligget is in Clark County Illinois. The claim date is Monday August 5 1957 and claims may be filed without summons. Executor Mack Leggit and attorneys Snavely Miller and Meehling are involved with the Keiser Building Marshall Illinois Adv 23-3.
State of Illinois Clark County Circuit Court notices Edna L. McDaniel plaintiff vs Harrison O. McDaniel defendant in Chancery No. 57 B 27. Affidavit of publication filed. Defendant urged to appear by August 20 1957 or risk default and decree. Clerk Ray Burkybile presiding. Attorneys Snavely Miller and Mechiling Marshall Illinois.
Reflective signs on roads improve safety by making signs more visible to drivers, potentially reducing accidents.
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