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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
5
Greater Vitagraph presents The Ala baster Box with Alice Joyce and Marc McDermott. Also see the Ford Tractor on the farm.
Mrs Pulleybank is seriously ill. Mary Murphy has her house painted. Nelson Clark formerly of York died Monday night. Mrs Fannie Murphy fell and broke an arm last week. Robert Dickson and wife moved to Indiana for summer work.
J H Hainley moves to Piedmont Oklo and many locals visit relatives and attend services. Community notes include licenses exams for teachers, theater lease, telegraph operator hire, and several travel updates among residents of Paris, Casey, Westfield, and Marshall.
The Congregational Church announces midweek Lenten services with a sermon titled The Soldier of the Cross on Wednesday at 7 30 pm and stereopticon Easter life views on Thursday at 7 30 pm. Friday features Communion and fellowship. Sunday Sunday School at 9 30 am and worship at 10 45 am with The Assurance of Immortality, followed by The Second Coming of Christ at 7 30 pm and special Girls Vested Choir music. Pastor C R Dierlamm leads the services.
In Clark county the Men and Millions emergency drive is rescheduled to May 5 to 12 replacing the early April plan. County committee members include Marshall Christian church R L Hunt chairman A B Mathews Robert Prewett West Union Mrs J E Price chairman Mrs Geo Seigel Mrs J K Termain Five Points Nick Hurst chairman Burns Hurst Simon Irwin Antioch W H Downey chairman D L Downey L H Atkins Mr Pleasant Newton S Brosman chairman Mrs Phil Spittler Mack Vance J O Neal county chairman.
The text urges readers to be energetic and strong in order to raise income and skill. It notes climbing in one field prepares for new work, and daily struggle yields rewards. Emphasizes intelligent direction and applying force at the right place for productive effort.
A ragged boy with a crutch visits the Red Cross president in Chicago. When denied, a sympathetic fundraiser learns his motive. He offers sixty three cents to join, hoping to fund bandages and care for fellows abroad, returning at Saturday to receive a badge.
Controversy over the true man-killing power of large artillery rages in naval and land warfare. Some claim twenty thousand dollars worth of shells are needed to kill one enemy, while others argue the total artillery deaths on all sides reach into the millions due to overwhelming firepower.
Spireas hydrangeas dentaias and other shrubs hollyhocks corn flowers and clematis vines suitable for sauna Mrs C MM for sale also dining table and chairs electric vacuum Gleaner and other household articles Mrs J R Burnett Bryan city area sale notice
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