Your Bill of Rights on Impartial Juries and History
A summary of an Illinois book titled Your Bill of Rights explaining the Sixth Amendment right to an impartial jury. It traces jury trials from medieval England to Magna Carta and notes that juries need not include the defendant’s social class only that they are drawn from the trial location.
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Loss of Civil Rights and the 4 H Sewing boom
The article outlines how convictions for infamous crimes under Illinois law strip voting rights and eligibility for office, with restoration possible via pardon or governor action. It shifts to a vivid portrait of home sewing’s rise, especially among 4 H girls guided by volunteers, the rewards system, and the path to national recognition and scholarships.
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Local Church Schedules May Services Across Zion Emmanuel Marshall First
The bulletin lists May 5 to May 11 services for Zion Emmanuel Emmanuel Zion churches, Marshall Baptist First Methodist and First Christian. Details include morning and evening worship times, Sunday school, prayer meetings, choir practice, and youth activities led by pastors and lay leaders. The notices note broadcasts, Bible studies, and special programs by visiting groups from Lincoln Christian College.
Bible fire topic in Christian Science services Sunday
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 614 Pine Street holds a 10 30 a m service this Sunday open to the public. The Golden Text from Psalms proclaims light in darkness and the righteous shall not be moved forever. The Lesson cites Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with key passages urging progress and rectification of wrong action.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Congregational Church announces May services and event
Eugene W. Etheridge minister leads Sunday 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 morning worship May 5 sermon The Christians Next Holy Communion will be served. Council of Church Women united meets for May fellowship day Friday May 3 at 9 30 am Marshall Methodist church with a half hour fellowship and cookies and coffee. Theme Are you a Name or Number. All are welcome.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church Schedule In Forrest Adams ministry
The Pilgrim Holiness Church located at Corner 10th and Plum Streets lists services led by Minister Forrest Adams. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. morning worship 10:30 a.m. youth service 7:00 p.m. lit ic service 7:30 p.m. Tuesday visitation 7:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer and praise 7:30 p.m. All are welcome.
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Extra Effort and Faith Guiding Life and Sports
The sermon by Rev. Robert H. Harper emphasizes extra effort as reserve strength that carries individuals beyond defeat. He links athletic perseverance to faith, urging belief that God is good, just, and fair to provide strength to face adversity and future challenges.
Kingdom Hall to Host Talks by A L Hernandez
A L Hernandez traveling representative of the Watchtower Society will conduct a special meeting on Saturday May 4 at 8 00 p m and speak on Sunday May 5 at 9 30 a m on the Bible subject Provision For Rejoicing To Time Informate. The public is invited to attend all sessions at Kingdom Hall 710 South 9th St
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Watchtower Society
Kingdom Hall
South 9Th St
Tell Parents When Date Plans Change
A teen asks why she was grounded after plans changed from races to movies due to rain. The columnist advises open dialogue with the mother, suggests calling to explain weather and plan change, and notes parents want to know whereabouts.
How to defrost a freezer and keep food cold
The piece explains defrost timing and safety steps for a freezer: unplug, wrap frozen items, scrape frost with a plastic tool, wash with baking soda solution, dry and restart. A separate fable-like tale follows a king who loses love, seeks power, and is loved again as he relinquishes the throne.
Tax facts on state tax burden from federal grants
The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois notes Illinois paid 63 cents in taxes for each dollar of federal grants in 1967, the nation’s second highest ratio. New Jersey led with 170 dollars per dollar. Alaska paid 21 cents. Estimates cover federal grants to state and local governments, not direct federal spending.
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Bleaches and how to choose for fabrics and finishes
The article explains three bleach types mild peroxygen reducing and chlorine containing. Mild peroxygen bleaches like Snowy Dexol hydrogen peroxide damage fabrics minimally and work best on fresh stains. Reducing bleaches brighten synthetics and white fabrics while chlorine bleaches are strong and can damage silk wool crease resistant finishes and certain dyes. A garment label guides chlorine use and the University of Illinois circular offers a reference.
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Beverly Alwardt
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Michigan
A Ruler Who Only Wanted To Be Loved
An old king aims for universal affection by aiding the poor educating the ignorant curing the sick and beautifying the land with his queen, but the story hints at an unexpected decline as the people’s love wavers.
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Bence
Arthur Hoppe
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Old Ozark cabin memories with family chores and farming
From a Missouri storyteller Mrs. Anna Young recalls living in a log Ozark cabin. She describes carrying spring water, churning butter, ash hoppers for lye soap, making soap in a black kettle, fishing and hunting, fall farming on a steep hill, sorghum molasses and home cider, and planting turnips in July.
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Notice of Publication in Clark County Divorce Case
Notice is published in the Carent Court for the Fifth Judicial Circuit Marshall Clark County Illinois. Frank Glen Paghughi is named as defendant in a divorce action filed by Sandra Lee Paghughi. He must answer by June 8 1968 or a default decree may be granted. Eugene S Sports Clerk John M Hollenbeck attorney.
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Marshall,Clark County Winess
Sandra Lee Paghughi
Frank Glen Paghughi
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Marshall
Illinois
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