Scripture Snippet Cited From Acts and Epistles
A terse religious text fragment references Acte 19 1 and Eph nean 317 32 with a stray Isaiah 58
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1950
Page
7
A terse religious text fragment references Acte 19 1 and Eph nean 317 32 with a stray Isaiah 58
The article argues that selecting strategic cities like Ephesus and Rome enabled rapid spread of Christianity and shaped European civilization. It notes missed opportunities such as Russia in 1918 and prompts future action, citing MacArthur's call for missionaries to Japan.
The Better Vision Institute notes eyeglasses shift from stigma to stylish necessity as civilization advances. History traces glasses from rudimentary aid to ornament, with painters like Raphael and Rembrandt featuring spectacles, showing their evolving acceptance and utility.
Dr. L. P. Doyle of Purdue at a AVMA conference advised owners to abandon hog farming temporarily during outbreaks. He urged nursing, strict sanitation, isolation, and disinfection as drugs are unreliable. carriers after recovery force culling of infected stock to rebuild the herd. The Vibrio coli germ spreads in high-traffic hog areas and affects young pigs, while rain is not linked to outbreak spikes.
The first paint mill in America, now called the Boston Stone, came from England and is embedded in a rear well at the corner of Hanover and Marshall Streets. It symbolizes the nation’s early paint industry. The stone combines a 18 to 20 inch ball with a trough and oblong base from the original grinding trough.
The text warns that burning rubbish and bonfires attract children who may not grasp the hazards. It urges prohibition of children lighting fires for fun and stresses careful handling when adding fuel or stirring the fire to prevent fatal burns or clothing ignition.
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee urges periodic physical exams for early disease detection and prevention. It emphasizes truthful patient history, unitary body checkups, heart and lung tests, blood and urine analysis, chest x rays, and dental care as essential to overall health.
A new plan mobilizes Capetown residents to combat soil erosion. Camping trips are arranged with transport tents food and equipment provided free. Campers work on soil conservation projects under expert engineers supervision, combining recreation with civic service.
Lightning protection with rods offers high protection and often saves many times their cost in fire prevention. This is especially true in open country where strikes are more likely and there are no tall nearby buildings to divert a stroke.
A solid body thrown vertically upward to twenty miles in a vacuum would land about a quarter of a mile west of the launch point due to Earth's rotation. A rocket fired straight up would behave similarly, with wind and steering correcting the impact point by additional amounts.
Emmanuel Church plans a 9 30 a m church school with William Ziegler as superintendent. A missionary prayer meeting is led by Wilma Geisert, and evangelistic service is at 7 30 p m by the pastor. Zion Church holds 9 30 a m Sunday school under William Tingley, 10 30 a m worship with minister, and Tuesday prayer service at 7 30 p m led by William Abel. Adult Fellowship meets Friday night March 3 at the Tingley home. Christian Service Guild meets at Mrs Harold Miller’s Thursday night.
Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church in Marshall lists Sunday school at 9 30, preaching at 10 30, Youth Fellowship at 6 30, Evangelistic service at 7 30, and Wednesday prayer at 7 80. Severe cold hindered attendance last Sunday but the pastor and congregation invite all to attend next Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Miller reports a revival at Mill Creek church ending Sunday night, five conversions and one baptism plus one by letter. Guests included Elder Weger and family, Ledermann, Millers, Blinkers, Blizzard and others, with visits from multiple locals and hosts.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 BTA at 6 30 Evangelistic service at 7 30 Men’s choir practice each Wednesday night Baptismal services this Sunday March 5 at 11 30 a m and 8 00 p m Fellowship supper 6 30 Wednesday night March 8
State of Illinois Clark County In the County Court in Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Fannie M Andrews deceased To Juliet Howard Wimp Lola Cole Sarah King Ryker Dean Howard Margaret Hyde Howard Alice Mc Millin Brown Ina Hogue Bennett Eva Hogue Grinslade First Congregational Church Margaret Howard Pritchett Marie Smith Sue K Smith Dean Andrews Helen Andrews Mary Andrews Warren Margaret Andrews Josephine Andrews Albert Andrews Dan Howard Jean Howard Parks Bruce Howard unknown heirs on March 13, 1950 the Executor will present final report to Clark County Court Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from duties. Fred H Gorham Executor Snavely Miller Keiser Building Marshall Illinois Attorneys for Executor.
In Clark County Probate Court the administrator of the estate of Frank A. Raper will present final settlement March 18 1950 at Marshall Illinois. He seeks discharge from duties and invites objections from heirs Dewey D. Raper Theodore Raper Lewis A. Raper Fayette Raper Shirley Huddleston Ruby Gholson. Lewis A. Raper Administrator Eaton and Eaton Attys Newton Illinois.
The article explains interior varnishes differ from exterior types with less weather exposure. Floor varnishes resist abrasion due to heavy traffic. Furniture varnish should not soften under body heat.
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