Children Under 14 Free Tuesdays at Patria
A local policy offers free admission for children under fourteen with a parent every Tuesday at Patria venue. The initiative aims to boost family attendance and support affordable access to events.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
11
A local policy offers free admission for children under fourteen with a parent every Tuesday at Patria venue. The initiative aims to boost family attendance and support affordable access to events.
Melrose resident Don Medsker. Thomas Reynolds of Brocton. Doris Keifer with Champaign friends. Robert Taylor and wife from Wichita visit relatives. Various locals attend family events, business trips, or college events. school and church activities noted including a May 20 Sunday school convention and a Booker T. Washington study report.
The New York Sun notes that the Brooklyn and Mare Island navy yards produce over 400 flag varieties for naval, army, and federal use. Flags endure tests, are cut, sewn, and bordered by women and men, with the president’s flag requiring special hand sewing and life sized eagle embroidery.
A cookbook note says a bit of butter about the size of a large bean makes lemon pies richer and smoother. Sometimes a spoonful is used. A French cook adds a tiny bit to cherry mixtures, and apple pies benefit similarly.
A humorous quip from the Detroit Free Press contrasts a marital split with family discord. The saying cautions that slander harms the speaker, leaving wounds on their own hands.
The notice lists the third quarterly conference at Marshall church on May 12 at 2 30 with a single service for the day. It notes the twenty seventh anniversary of the Young People's Movement on Sunday at 7 30 p m and a single service. W M A meets Thursday at 2 80 in the parsonage. Otterbein Guild meets at Elsie Cole's home Friday at 7 30 p m. Grace church sermon at 10 30 a m Sunday. 27th anniversary of the Young People's Movement at Centenary church Sunday evening at 7 30. Mothers Day service Sunday May 13. N E Royer, Pastor.
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