Sunny Brook Farm Hosts Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs Rae Sweet of Terre Haute join Mr. and Mrs Walter Fawley Mr. and Mrs Ralph Montgomery and daughter Martha Jane and Fred Sweet for a Sunday visit with Mrs Mae A Dutton at Sunny Brook Farm.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs Rae Sweet of Terre Haute join Mr. and Mrs Walter Fawley Mr. and Mrs Ralph Montgomery and daughter Martha Jane and Fred Sweet for a Sunday visit with Mrs Mae A Dutton at Sunny Brook Farm.
Local merchant advertisements offer spring lines for women misses and boys, a private sale on household goods, and reduced stock deals. Notices include a liberal reward for car grips stolen near the National Dixie Hotel, and various auctions, loans, and cream station pricing in Marshall Illinois with community event listings and social notes.
Mr and Mrs Albert Lockier hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Fred Holzworth Ernst marking their wedding anniversary. Guests included multiple local families and residents from Ernst and Farmer City. Nearby meetings and moves of residents were also noted.
Pastor Christian T E Glendenning speaks at 10 85 a m and 7 25 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 15 p m The crowd grows stronger and the church looks forward to next Sunday night topic Are God's judgments in the earth.
Christian Science services held at Pything Temple with Sunday worship at 11:00. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8:00. Reading room and circulating library open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 p.m. Public invited to attend services and use the library.
Pastor Evans leads annual W F M S bank overing service this Sunday evening with a playlet Sisters All. Morning service studies Pilate and his role in passion week. April 5 morning presents The Last Supper sacred art picture. A cross dedication at night and Passion Week observances Tuesday to Friday nights. Easter morning church doors open followed by a sacred cantata at night.
Morning worship at 10 45 theme Some Serious Life Issues. Evening vesper at 4 39 theme Jesus the Truth and the Light. Church school at 9 30 am. Midweek Bible study and fellowship Wednesday at 7 30. Women s Mission Study Club Friday postponed one week.
The text lists weekly church activities including Sunday school times and preaching, prayer services on Sunday and Wednesday, and notices about Centenary Grace and Grace denomination services. It mentions an appeal about giving to support a child’s future, asking readers to consider generosity.
Ernest Maurer known as Wicked writes from Nome Alaska with Hammond Mining Company. He details diphtheria outbreaks, medicine delays, dog teams racing to transport supplies, mail arrivals, and winter hardship while noting his hope for a better summer dredge job. He mentions friends, letters from Terre Haute, and his longing to trade places with Bob.
A heartfelt note expresses health and well being, asks recipients to write often, and closes with love. The writer asks readers to not worry and mentions enjoyment in receiving letters from back home.
Clark County Farm Bureau president appeals to farmers and residents to donate through banks for the stricken area. The effort is supported by Illinois Agricultural Association Illinois Farmers Institute Farmers Grain Dealers Association State Mutual Insurance Prairie Farmer Orange Judd Illinois Farmer and Sears Roebuck Foundation. Donations administered by a joint committee to assist families, homes, farms, and spring crops.
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