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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
8
A preacher in Capernaum draws crowds as Jesus speaks and forgives sins. Critics question, but Jesus heals a paralytic, orders him to rise, and walk, proving his authority and revealing hearts. Local notes follow with visits, church events, and a sudden school teaching vacancy.
Miss Bessie Orcutt is sick. Ernest Barker visited Marshall Thursday. Chas Murphy bought a fine horse Wednesday. Mrs Mary Murphy, previously ill, is improving. S F Freeman of Terra Haute was home on a short visit last week. Miss Mary Coryell returned from Duncanville Monday. A birthday dinner was held for Mrs George Pritchard on Wednesday. Mrs Anna Hallman hosted a birthday party for her mother Mrs Albert Matteson Saturday evening. Rev Parker Shields, state senate candidate, spoke Friday morning at the M E church. Miss Agnes Pritchard hosted a leap year party for friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs Kibpy is about the same Maggie Mundorf visits Mrs John Hawker Anne Salter spent Monday with Charlotte Shad A pie supper is planned for Friday night March 1 Beulah and Harold Maurer spent Sunday at Ben Maurer's in Baggs Otis Bell family visited Theodore Bell of Baggs Phebe Wright and brother of English spent Friday with Uncle Tom Whitson Edith and Frank Saiter visited their sister Mrs Herman Fawley Fred Geisert and sisters with Edith Salter spent Monday with Henry Salter and family Mr and Mrs Robert Geisert Ernst spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Frank Geisert
The church announces Sunday schedules with Sunday school at 9:30, morning and evening services, and a 2:30 p.m. Junior C2 EF session. A Thursday prayer meeting at 7:15 p.m. and midweek services at 6:45 p.m. are listed. Pastor Drew invites all to attend.
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