Burnetts Visit Geneva and Spen Return to Town
J. Br. Burnett traveled to Geneva and Spen with his daughter Mrs Richard Hunter for a weekend visit. They returned Sunday escorted by Mrs Burnett who had stayed for a visit.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
5
J. Br. Burnett traveled to Geneva and Spen with his daughter Mrs Richard Hunter for a weekend visit. They returned Sunday escorted by Mrs Burnett who had stayed for a visit.
A crowded classifieds page lists positions for a territory salesman in motor oil and lubricants with 30 day credit, interview details, and a box number in Decatur Illinois. Other notices include real estate and business sales in Southern Illinois, farm equipment, horses, baby carriages, furniture, and a lecture event at the Pythian Theatre. Also items for rent, lost Ford rim, hatching birds, and a book feature promoting James Oliver Curwood works.
Mrs Jack Cline hosts the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion with members including Reinoehl Allen Bennett and Taylor. Guests from West Union join for a white elephant auction and refreshments. Separate notes cover bridge club gatherings, prize awards, operetta attendance, and various visits to St. Louis, Findlay, Champaign, and Urbana.
Hy McKaim of St Louis in Marshall for Springfield Life Insurance Co. affairs. Lena Forsythe spent weekend with University of Illinois Urbana student Louise Lickert. Mr and Mrs Elmer Robinson entertained Ben Ogle for Mrs Ogle's birthday. Several women and Jimmie Johnson attended events in Vandalia. George Robertson returned from Pensacola wintering with family. W A Satterfield and son Forrest travel to Garrett Gary Indiana and Chicago. Robert Green heads to Washington DC for new position. Eugene LeSeure of Danville visited parents. Gertrude Cole heads to Washington DC to visit relatives. Oscar and Seibert Shumaker of Brocton visited. C L Parsons and Ethel Horat visit Terre Haute and Indiana Theatre. Wes Mundy on business in Mt Moriah. H A McCullough leaves for Springfield. T W Clark in Martinsville on business. Jack Cline in Chicago for business. Perry Lewis in Lawrenceville with relatives. Weekly transfers list Clatfelter to Marshall land sale, Hightand to Hig? land, Reynolds to Mars Glagher land, Asa Johnson to Ches Cook land, Rosa Porter Douglas to Ma Alice Ward land in Martinsville.
Reverend Coombs, pastor of the Baptist church, preaches at 10 45 on the second and fourth Sundays. Sunday school begins at 9 30, with a prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at 7 30.
Henry W Wortman, pastor, Marshall Charge, United Brethren. Sunday school junior class. BBC preaching service. Prayer service Wednesday. Rev Beltz may attend to begin the meet at 9 3H 10 30 and 7 30.
Public notice issued in Clark County Illinois announces a master in chancery sale under a 1926 decree. The auction, at 2 PM on April 10, 1926, will occur at the east door of the Marshall Courthouse with cash terms, comprising 226 acres of parcels including Town 9N 11W and Town 8N 12W with detailed Lot descriptions in sections 33 and 5.
In April 15 notices poor road conditions delayed prayer services. Sunday school at Centenary is set for 10 30 with planned restoration of 1 C E when roads permit. Grace Chapel lists Sunday school at 10 00 and preaching at 11 00.
Services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 00 a m. The subject for the lesson is Substance. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting follows at 8 00 o'clock.
The church announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and a sermon by Pastor. Evening worship at 7 00 with sermon by Rev EH Sandmeyer. Epworth League gatherings include March 14 21 and 28 with topics Verbs of Christian Living To Have To Do To Be led by various leaders and performers. Wednesday church night runs from 7 to 8 15 with special music by the Young Ladies Chorus and piano solos.
Morning service at 10 45 with theme Getting the Best Out of Religion Church school at 9 30 Bible study and prayer mid week Wednesday 7 30 Thy Will Be Done Lenten services at 4 30 pm The Mission and Character of Jesus in Their Relation to Worship with a special musical program at this service
Marshall advertises a broad line of rings for all budgets offering married and single options. Shoppers are invited to choose from many styles at price points to fit any purse.
Pastor Christian R. C. Mowery announces Lord's Day schedule with Bible school at 30 cents per member, sermons at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m, morning topic A Soul Winner's Uniform, evening topic Matthew 16 16. Junior Endeavors meet after Bible school, Senior Endeavor at 6 30 p m, Ladies Aid Wednesday, prayer meeting 7 15 p m. Revival begins March 21. all members urged to attend.
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