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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1919

Page

5

Fox Screens June Caprice in Blue-Eyed Mary at 7:15

Saturday program offers June Caprice in Blue-Eyed Mary and Sunshine comedy Who's Your Father at 7:15 p.m. Prices listed 10 and 16 cents.

Fox June Caprice Mary

York Township Flood Forcing Residents To Higher Ground

About half of York moved to higher ground last week as the river flooded the town. The water is receding now. Mrs. Bonesteel traveled to Marshall to visit a sick mother. A. Orcutt, who visited, has returned to Philadelphia where his boat Dixie will soon sail for Cuba. The area has attracted many sightseers since the water subsided. Pearl Nichols and Fred Wernz went to St. Louis on Thursday for treatment by a renowned surgeon.

York

Annual meeting notice for Marshall Milk Condensing Co

Notice to stockholders announces the Marshall Milk Condensing Company annual meeting at the company office at 2 oclock p m Wednesday April 9 1919 to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business. W W Ralston Vice President W Hogue Secretary.

Marshall Milk Condensing Company W. W. Ralston Vice Press W. Hogue Secy

Doings Note Bundled City and County Social Roundup

Russell Brown arrives from Chicago. Local residents visit Logansport Indianapolis Danville and Terre Haute. Military service, exams, and church notices fill the week as residents attend meetings travel for family visits and observe community events.

Activities at Local Church With New Time and Baptism Plan

The church, shifting to a new service time from midnight Friday, offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon Keeping Faith With God A large number of people will be baptized and received into full church membership during the service Special music by the girls choir and Mrs Figg Epworth League meets at 7 p m evening worship at 8 with music by the girls choir and male chorus Sermon A Moving Picture that will Never Fade From Memory will be highly interesting Community singing and Bible study at 7 15 tonight A special meeting of members and friends at the new Community Club will follow Bible study The Women s Foreign Missionary Society thanks Marshall people for the Thank Offering of 265 which greatly surpasses prior sums A large community social last Friday evening was very successful The community reading room will be open next week and gym classes will be held at the church Equipment for a tennis court will be secured and further plans are being made A big community social is planned for late April All young people are invited to join Pastor P Raymond Powers.

New Women's Foreign Missionary Society Marshall People

Congregational Church Midweek and Friday Program Notes

The Congregational Church schedules midweek services at 7 15 p m with the theme The Masterful Will and ongoing Bible studies. A Mission Study class Friday at 3 p m covers Korea. An Aviation Meet Friday at 7 30 p m promises strong church entertainment. Next Sunday morning worship at 10 45 features Christian Friendship. The Girls' choir and Christian Endeavor led by Miss Virginia Shaw meet at 6 15 p m.

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