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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1926

Page

5

Local Bridge Parties Honor St Patrick Day Guests

Mr and Mrs C R Johnson hosted a Monday bridge with guests including Mr and Mrs Carroll Clém Giffel Taylor Rolson Rademaker Pulver McCullough Cline Allen Brady Hutchinson Bettlesman Carpentier. Prizes went to Mesdames Cline Pulver Robson Brady. EB J Giffel hosted a St Patrick s party Wednesday with similar attendees and prize awards. Mrs Hutchinson and Mr Rademaker won high scores. Rolison and Mrs Taylor won consolation. Mrs C Beadle and daughters hosted the F and B Society with fourteen members and officers elected for the year.

C. R. Johnson Bridge C.H. Clém E. J. Giffel A. L. Taylor O. H. Rolson John Rademaker Lloyd Pulver HH. A. McCullough Jack Cline Glen Allen James Brady Walter Hutchinson P. JA Bettlesman Paris Harry Carpentier EB. J. Giffel St. Patrick's Bridge C. Car-roll O. H. Rolison C. E. Beadle Edna J. M. Hunt F. and B. Society Carolyn Claypool George Luckhaupt Roy Anderson Frank Lake Kittie Fawley Mary Murphy Nm.scholfield Bridge Club Hom Sixth Street Mesdames Walter Cole Lu Cole Edith Cole True Booth Sol Haddy Justin ‘Harlan GC. A Chas. Cole Mrs. Purdum Mrs. Keiser Stitchery Club Frank Brosman Howard Leach W. H. Morris Burns Smith Carl Taubeneck A. T. Taylor Jay Swern O. H. Rollson C. C. Carroll Geore Farris H.A. McCullough S. R. Pravo Leon Cox H. J. Giffel H. R. Snavely J. E. Howell Florence Hodge Hester Shipe Shipe Farris

Classifieds and notices from Marshall Illinois column

Classified column items include sales positions for a rural territory oil salesman, horses and household goods for sale, a piano house inquiry, livestock and farm items, real estate loans, and social club notices. Local names include Mrs. Lillie Shepherd, M. Blocher, Jed Gard, Cole & Cole, and several Marshall residents with events and personal updates.

Local residents and visitors listed in Marshall notes

Terred Covert and Carl Pine left for St Louis to work. Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Shaw of Peoria spent Sunday with Mrs Fred Shaw. Frank Cooper moved to Will Smith farm in Rabbit Run. John Mundy of West Union visited his mother. Ray Hand of York spent Tuesday in Marshall on business. James and John Crowe of West York visited in Marshall. Dee Everingham of Quaker Lane spent Saturday here. Fred Covert in Terre Haute. H R Snavely left for Chicago on business. J J Arney of Casey and George Robertson spent time in Chicago on business. Lawrence Hurst of Hunt City visited relatives here Monday.

Terred Covert Carl Pine St. Louis Mrs Wilfred Shaw Peoria Fred Shaw John Mundy West Union James Mundy Mrs. Ray Hand York Marshall James and John Crowe West York Dee Everingham Quaker Lane

Local housing changes and new parsonage purchase

Cyrus Harlan sold his Market and Jefferson corner house to Dr. J. M. Jaynes for 1800 and bought the Methodist parsonage from D. C. Martin for 750. He plans a top form renovation before moving in. A new cooper shop is planned on the National road street east of Wallace's.

Cyrus Harlan Market and Jefferson Streets J. M. Jaynes D. C. Martin Harlan Place Harlan National Road Wallace

Forty Years Ago Temperance Drive Begins in City

Forty years ago two weeks from today residents planned a temperance effort to end whiskey. Frank Howard of Rockville visited, while John Q.C. Piety's school at Darwin closed and he began studying law. The Clark County Building and Loan Association set a meeting at seven in the County Clerk's Office with first money to be sold and other business.

Frank Howard Rockville John QC Piety Darwin T. J. Golden Clark County Building and Loan Association

Senior Class Party Features Fortune Telling and Pranks

Twenty years ago the senior high class entertained Friday evening with Miss Maude Laufman as host. The hall matched the class colors old rose and white. Guests enjoyed fortune telling and elegant refreshments. Juniors and freshmen tried to crash the party for the grub but were stopped by the husky seniors. Out of town guests included Belle Mullins of Paris and Hugh Ross of Terre Haute. Carroll Clem and wife welcomed a baby girl last night. A Terre Haute Star half-tone shows Louie Lutz's three children Hazel Joseph and Francis, near triplet sizes. John Webb and Florence Marvin of York township were married Thursday at Mrs. E Falley by Judge Everett Connelly.

Aliss Belle Mullins Paris Hugh’ ‘Ross Terre Haute Carroll Clem Terre :Haute Louie Lutz Awite Hazel Joseph Francis John Webb Florence Marvin York Township E. Falley Everett Connelly

Ten Years Ago Fatal Train Accident In Abilene

Ten years ago Miss Ruth Maring of Abilene Kansas a daughter of Chester Maring formerly of Anderson township and a niece of Sumner Maring of Marshall was struck by a Union Pacific train engine while crossing the tracks on her way home from work. One leg was broken and she suffered other injuries. The Junior Society of the Congregational church held a social evening last night and it was enjoyed.

Ruth Maring Abilene Kan Chester Maring Anderson Township Sumner Maring Marshall Union Pacific the Congregational Church

Costume Contest Highlights At Local Event

A large crowd saw many fine costumes with Henry Allen Willis winning best representation as George Washington. Bunny Dixby earned the Gold Medal for bubble blowing. The Swap feature drew laughs as Carl Taubeneck joined the gasoline squadron and will drive an Overland seven passenger car via P B Read agency. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith Monday.

Ana Cal Henry“Allen Wailis George ‘Washington Bunny Dixby Oe Carl Taubeneck Gasoline Gquiadron P. B. Read Agency Kenneth Smith

Modernism and Music in the Bible at M E Church Circuit

Twenty five people attended the Oliver preaching day as the circuit’s A V Babbs outlined modernism. Next Sunday at 7 30 p m he preaches at Oliver on Music in the Bible after Psalm 160. The 10 45 a m sermon at Oliver continues the series Sanctification in the life of William Carrosse. A combined League service is planned for Armstrong on Saturday March 27 at 6 30 p m with brief preaching and social. Livingston League reports new organization committees. Ol iver league preparations proceed with Carl Barkley leading Asbury League progress.

Oliver Lfe William Carrossé Armstrong Livingston Armstrong League Asbury League Carl Barkley

Christian Science Services at Pythian Temple

Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday services at 11 00 o clock with the subject Matter A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting occurs at 8 00 o clock A reading room and circulating library are open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 pm for Bible and literature reading borrowing or purchase The public is invited to attend services and use the reading room and library.

Pythian Temple

United Brethren Marshall Charge Reverend Wortman

The Marshall Charge at United Brethren under Pastor Henry W Wortman lists Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 with a prayer service at 7 30. The revival begins April 5th a correction from April 15th. Grace Chapel notes no services until the 28th.

United Brethren Henry W. Wortman Grace Chapel

Evangelical B C Earhart to Convene Quarterly Meeting

The Evangelical B C Earhart church plans its quarterly conference April 1 and 4 at Emmanuel church with a potential parsonage site meeting on April 1 if roads are bad. Rev J O Mosier will lead a business session and preach, Easter Sunday features Rev F S Erne at the evening communion service.

Emmanuel Church J. O. Mosier F.S. Erne Terre Haute Wethope the

Congregational Church Lenten Series Continues Next Sunday

Congregational church led by Minister George G. Ross schedules morning worship at 10 45 with theme Choosing the Better Part. Church school starts 9 30 and midweek service is Wednesday at 7 30 with topic Give Up This Day Our Daily Bread. The fourth Lenten address will be given next Sunday on The Mission and Character of Jesus in Their Relation to Spirituality.

Jesus Congregational Church

The Silygion and Character of Jesus' in Theta Relation

An illustrated program presents a musical item featuring a quartet led by Colgrove Clem Cole and Taylor with Winona Hughes. The selection includes Light at Evening Time and Hide Not Thy Face as part of the event.

Jesus Messrs. Colgrove Clem Cole and Taylor Winona Hughes Miss Hughes Meyers

Methodist Howard Leach Pastor Pageant At Epworth Church

Sunday school at 9:30. Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon by pastor. Epworth League at 6:15. Evening program at 7:00. Pageant The temple of Praise features thirteen principal characters pilgrims and a chorus choir. Church night Wednesday at 7:00 with devotional 7:00 to 7:15 and 7:15 to 8:30 segments including pictures lunch and prayers.

Epworth League Temple of Praise

Preacher Rev Coombs Schedules Sunday Service

Baptist Pastor Rev Coombs preaches at 10 45 each second and fourth Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 weekly.

Rebuilding the Walls Sermon and Revival Plan

Pastor Christian R. C. Mowery invites attendance at Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m with the theme Rebuilding the Walls. Evening services at 7 30 p m feature The Greatest Sentence Ever Written. The Junior Endeavor meets during morning services in Chaos rooms and Senior Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Mr. Walker of Chicago speaks at Casey next Sunday at 2 30. Revival begins with Lord's day evening services. all urged to attend.

Bible School Walker Chicago Casey

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