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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
2
The article lists William P as a candidate in the Republican primary scheduled for April 11 1922. It notes party affiliation and the upcoming vote date with emphasis on local political contest.
William P. Holaday served as Chairman of the Judiciary Committee in the 1911 and 1912 Illinois Legislature. The committee, a key House panel, held hearings on every bill referred and reported each back to the House. Holiday Publicity Committee advertisement.
Sunday school at 9 and preaching at 10 in the morning and 7 in the evening. On Monday March 6 J W Metzner will preach at 7 p m. All are invited to the meetings.
Charles A. Curtis, pastor of United Brethren, preaches at Grace Chapel and invites worshipers to communion next Sunday. Prayer meeting at Marshall Wednesday at 7 30 PM and Sunday school Sunday morning, as enthusiasm grows in spiritual fervor.
The notice lists Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 00 p m and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m with preaching Saturday at 30 m subject for study Sunday evening The Sixth Covenant All are welcome at our services A Friendly Church.
Public is invited to attend Christian Science services at the Pythian Temple. Sunday service begins 11 o clock. Wednesday evening meeting at 8. Sunday school for under twenty meets at 9 45.
Pastor Big Creek community to host Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by preaching service led by Evangelical 3 B McCoy at Big Creek.
Our presiding elder will be with us at Grand Turn at 7:30 PM to preach and conduct the communion service. He will also preach at our church on Monday night and hold a reference.
Christian Burl H Candler, pastor, reports Sunday services at 9:30 and 10:45 with prayer meeting at 3. The Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7:30 is well attended and generating great interest. The personal evangelism training class shows progress. Next Sunday evening the sermon topic will be Sin.
Pastor Pettit leads Sunday school at 9 30 with 340 attendance. Morning service at 10 46. Epworth League meets at 6 15. Evening service at 7 15 with the topic Religion and the Church from the Schoolman’s Viewpoint. Prof Crandall presides and music by Harold Bright. Professors Wallace Kean and Harvey speak on their experiences.
During Lent the pulpit studies and worship meditation aim to woo the soul into Christ's imperial victory. Sunday evening at 7 30 the worship will be Jesus of Nazareth. Sunday school at 9 30 am and devotion of the sermon following. The minister will occupy the pulpit.
Russell Edward Kraemer born near Marshall Illinois June 1 1901 died February 4 1922 at age 20 after two months of lung trouble culminating in pneumonia. Funeral February 7 at home with Rev J E McCoy in Marshall. Opal Hinora Tingley born near Arcola Illinois May 2 1915 died February 4 1922 at age 6 years 9 months suffering ten days. Survived by parents Norman and Minnie Tingley a brother and sisters grandparents and many relatives.
Brown and Black argue over who should lead the household in a club discussion about the roles of men and women. Black asserts his rule in his house, citing dominance, while Brown recalls an agreement that he handles major matters and his wife handles similar tasks. Brown says there have been no major issues so far.
The American Forestry Magazine reports summer poisonings from mushrooms and warns readers to avoid foraging unless certain of the species. Dr. R W Shufeldt notes mushrooms can be safe when properly identified. otherwise deadly varieties like Amanita phalloides loom large.
At an Oxford meeting Dr Charles Russ announced after three years of study that the human eye radiates a measurable energy. An instrument with a copper wire solenoid showed the eye’s gaze could push or pull a suspended cylinder, with center gaze stopping motion. Russ likened the force to heat or electric rays, noting occult science has long taught such ideas.
A 1861 commission appointed by France's agriculture minister blamed poor harvests largely on insect damage and鸟 predators after consulting naturalists like St Hilaire and Prevost. The report also notes the centrifugal gun failed at Aberdeen proving grounds due to its weight and low initial velocity, drawing multiple adverse judgments from authorities including Scientific American.
Two stars discuss Elfrida choosing Friday for her ceremony. The joke notes that other days had produced failed matches, so Friday is picked as a change. The dialogue plays on superstition and comic misfires around wedding luck.
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