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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
5
A jumble of sale ads and notices listing farm equipment, house sales, livestock, seeds, and cleaning supplies from Marshall area 1945. Items include cows tractors doors beans inoculation spray insecticides and milk cows. also a Board of Review meeting notice for Clark County with dates and contact details. The page mixes personal ads with local government business.
Local residents and relatives from Indianapolis, Munice, Oklahoma City, Rockford and beyond visited Marshall and nearby towns this week. Chats, hospital entries, trips to Terre Haute, Springfield, Hastings and Paris filled weekends and weekdays alike.
Mrs D W Terris and relatives from Corpus Christi Texas arrive with her parents Mr and Mrs Radem. Judith Danville and family visit near Marshall. Miss Joann Brosman attends Illinois University summer term and will teach in Watseka. Numerous visits to Terre Haute Muske gon and Terre Haute area noted with relatives in Indiana Illinois and Michigan.
Visits and arrivals include Miss Dorothy Lemke and Mrs. Kenneth Porman in Petersburg and Dieterich, Illinois. Attendees at Jacob Thompson's funeral in Terre Haute include Mr. and Mrs. Vern Finkbiner and Mrs. Ora Horner. Additional visits involve the Johnson and Craig households, Jack Holler arriving from Cleveland, and gatherings with the Stoelting and Ham mond families.
Evangelical notices announce catechetical classes Friday morning 9 30 at Immanuel and 2ay at Zion Zion Church school at 10 00 am followed by prayer service Children Day offering last Sunday was 73 00 Thanks to all contributors BH Y F devotions Sunday evening 7 30 followed by regular services at 8 00 Administrative council meets next Tuesday after prayer service and again next Wednesday after prayer service Communion will be observed at the Immanuel worship service.
A. B. Church led by R. B. Hall announces June 24 services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and evening worship at 7 45 p m No preaching in the morning Mid week prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 45 p m The message emphasizes family as a divine unit needing support and invites the public to join Potters Hall offers Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m
Former pastor Karl Schinek will resume preaching at Cooper Chapel Sunday evening service on June 24. Wm. H. Eirhart, minister, is noted in church announcements alongside Miss Mary Alice.
Kibler from near Casey leads a 8:30 p.m. service with the sermon Gods Love and The Devils Hell. A grocery shower for ill pastor Bro Eirhart follows as attendees bring garden vegetables canned fruit or meat to replace the offering. John I English will preach June 28 29 with Karl Schinek and John D delivering special gospel numbers. Everyone is welcome.
Preaching will be at Darwin 9 30 a m Snyder 11 00 a m and Beulah 8 00 p m. Asbury Sunday school attendance was 55 and Auburn 8 last Sunday. Special mid week service at Livingston this Wednesday at 8 30 p m. A welcome awaits at all circuit services.
Bible school at 9 30 with R L Hunt superintendent. Orchestra rehearsal Wednesday at 6 00 pm. Choir rehearsal 7 00 pm. Bible study 8 00 pm. A group of young people from the Christian church will travel to Hutsonville Friday evening.
The 11 30 Lutheran Hour program over WGN discusses spiritual contrasts between suffering and salvation and theological reflections.
A large crowd attended Sunday school and services. Mrs. Emil Fox recovers from mumps. Several families from Terre Haute and local residents hosted and visited relatives. Wind and rain damaged trees, others visited Hutchens and Bennett households. Harry Harbor plans to tear down an old house and Gene Buckner moved a building with a tractor. Rain delays farming.
To reduce coccidiosis in 4 to 15 week old chicks keep them on ground not recently used by poultry. Plant soybeans in rows to aid weed control and accelerate maturity for early combining.
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