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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1928

Page

6

Surprise birthday party honors Neema Koppler

A surprise party was held Wednesday evening for Neema Koppler with guests including Emery Morgan, Miss Bessie Morgan, Miss Fay Romoser, Miss Edna Romoser, Harry Romoser, Miss Dorothy Bender, Frances Bender, and many others. Mrs. C. F. Behner hosted a luncheon at Plymouth Rock Inn yesterday followed by bridge at her home, with tulip and spring bloom decorations and attendees from nearby towns.

Neema Koppler Emery Morgan Bessie Morgan Fay Romoser Edna Romoser Harry Romoser Dorothy Bender Frances Bender Herbert Bender Howard McNair Oscar Shick Merrion Cunningham John Albrecht Hershel Kile Cleda Kile Leon Koppler Fenton Cline Wilma Cline Garnet Cline John Craig Irene Craig Dean Whittaker Warren Norton Lola Norton Mabel Jackson Opal Walker Willie Ledermann Emery Graham Olga Graham Wesley Carpenter John Carpenter Lincoln Hollenbeck Gladys Hollenbeck Kenneth Tingley Kenneth Carpenter Fannie Romoser Aubrey Koppler C. F. Behner Plymouth Rock Inn O. A. Keiser F. B. Keiser J. W. Lewis Grant Pritchard Gertrude Shaw W. A. Vaughn Greencastle Ind L. L. Club American Cafe C. C. Carroll George Farris E. J. Giffel Margaret Shaw C.g.claypool Hester Shipe F. B. Cole C. G. Claypool Mary Cole J. R. Burnett S. R. Prevo E. B.howell H. M. Dewey

Banquet Hosted by Wabash County Bible Classes

Rev. and Mrs. J. I. ONeal and daughter Augusta attended a Lancaster banquet Friday night given by the Men s Bible Classes of Wabash county. Dr Bert Wilson president of Eureka College was the principal speaker.

J. I. O'Neal Augusta Lancaster Wabash County Bert Wilson Eureka College

West Union school presents Little Miss Jack at Dixie Theatre

The Eighth Grade of West Union Illinois staged Little Miss Jack in four acts at the Dixie Theatre on Wednesday May 16. Admission pricing listed 20 and 30 cents. Community notices include sales, loans, and rentals from local Marshall area merchants and residents.

West Union, Ill Jack Dixie Theatre

May Walter Burdock Chapter D A R meeting notes and guests

Members answered roll call with current events at the Walter Burdock Chapter D A R May meeting hosted by Mrs Athon. The program featured a paper on The Story of Stone Mountain and a discussion on Better Films. Some members and guests from Indiana attended and luncheon followed. Marshall Lodge will perform second degree work on May 16.

O. A. Keiser Sam Preva Sr Walter Turman W. Li ‘Athon EB. L. Taylor N. T. Booth N. T. ‘Booth Johntchell West Union A. Vaughn Greencastle Ind Walter Burdock Athon Stone Mountain Harry Fettes Atlanta Georgia Marshall Lodge No A. F A. M

Mrs Ralph Prevo undergoes appendicitis surgery in Terre Haute

Mrs Ralph Prevo had an operation for appendicitis at a Terre Haute hospital on Friday. M E Church Circuit F C Coffin pastor At Asbury brick church services at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m Mothers day services planned at both churches.

Ralph’ Prevo Terre Haute M. E. Church Circuit F. C Asbury Brick Church

Mothers Day Worship Services At Congregational Church

The Congregational church led by Minister Roland G Bristol offers 9:30 Sunday school 10:45 morning worship with a Mothers Day service and sermon The 7:30 evening service features The Mission of the Family by Mrs R G Bristol A midweek prayer service at 7 30 Wednesday and a 2 30 Mothers Day service complete the week.

R. G. Bristol Allright

West Union Baptist Service Schedule

Regular services led by Pastor T. J. Wheeler include Saturday night preaching at 7 30. Sunday features Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and the observance of the Lord s supper followed by a 7 30 evening preaching.

West Union Baptist T. J. Wheeler

Methodist Howard Leach Pastor at Epworth Church Schedule

Sunday school at 9:30 a m morning worship at 10 45 Mothers Day service with special music Epworth League 6 15 p m and Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m led by Pastor Methodist Howard Leach at the church.

Epworth League

United Brethren I B Sipes Pastor Service Schedule

Centenary Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching 10 30 am Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm Friendship class Sunday school 9 30 am Christian Endeavor and prayer meeting 7 30 pm Marshall Sunday school 9 30 am Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm Preaching service 7 30 pm

United Brethren I. B. Sipes Centenary Christian Endeavor Friendship

Evangelical D A Kroft Announces Prayer Meetings

Pastor Evangelical D A Kroft notes Emanuel and Zion will hold prayer meetings with Emanuel at 10 30 a m and Zion at 7 30 p m on Sundays May 6 and May 13 due to annual conference no preaching at either church.

Emanuel Zion

Christian Science Services and Reading Room Schedule

Services held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday worship at 11 a m the topic Mortals and Immortals Wednesday 8 p m testimonial meeting reading room and library open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 00 to 4 00 p m for Bible and Christian Science literature.

Pythian Temple

Two Classes of Stars Giants and Dwarfs Dividing Astronomers

Astronomers classify stars into two main groups giants and dwarfs. The distinction rests on size brightness and evolutionary stage. Researchers note the brightest giants and faint dwarfs reveal stellar lifecycles and galactic distribution.

Crows Reflect on Saving and Sharing Food

A fable style dialogue shows crows noticing humans saving and growing more food to avoid waste. Children nearby misread the scene while the birds anticipate a feast, praising thrift as they plan a meal after causing harm to insects.

Conundrums and Wordplay Puns Spotted in Classic Riddles

A collection of light verse and playful word puzzles features puns about Nero, baseball batters, stars, grasshoppers, and a butter cup breakfast clue. The notes mix arithmetic stringing with spelling tricks and musical notes for gentle humor.

Punctuated Bobby Faces a Punctured Bicycle

A boy named Bobby returns from school with a punctured bicycle tire. His mother corrects the spelling and asks about the tire. He insists he has come to a full glop, revealing a humorous misunderstanding of words.

Bobby Robert

Loving Cup Traditions Through Ages

The loving cup tradition traces to wassailing days and continued after Christianity. Monks called the wassail bow poculum cari tata meaning loving cup. The custom of drinking from one cup and passing it around appeared in the Jewish paschal supper.

Unusual Honor for Nathan Barnert Statue in City Hall Plaza

Nathan Barnert, a philanthropist and twice mayor of Paterson New Jersey, received a lifetime honor as a statue was erected and unveiled in City Hall plaza in 1925. He died in 1927 at eighty nine.

Nathan Barnert Paterson Mr. Barnert City Hall

Alfalfa Cultivation Early Trials in Georgia

The American colonies attempted to establish alfalfa as forage with early efforts in Georgia starting in 1736. Poor soil and cultural requirements led to repeated failures before better understanding occurred.

Georgia

The Pastor Says by John A Holmes

A child enters your home and for twenty years makes so much noise you can hardly stand it Then it departs leaving the house so silent you fear going mad.

John Andrew Holmes

Telescopes Get Mounted Sights for Aiming Distances

A system of mounting illuminated sights on guns has been adapted to telescopes allowing rapid training on distant objects such as signal lights. The adjustment enables quicker targeting with less difficulty than traditional aiming methods.

Power of Trees Lifts Granite Block in Oak Roots

A five year old oak roots lifted a granite block weighing 6 tons. In seven years the block rose two inches due to tree growth and root expansion.

Clock quip stirs playfull chat between Basil and aunt

A playful exchange from the Boston Post features Basil arguing about a clock that tolls five one two three four five while his aunt notes their own clock says one one one one one.

Tisten Basil Boston ‘Post

Smother the Pucker Aunt Instructs on Sugar Levels

A fragment from the Christian Advocate features a playful dialogue where Aunt advises on how to prepare grapefruit with sugar while Elsie requests moderation. The exchange emphasizes domestic kitchen guidance in a light tone.

Elsie Christian Advocate

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