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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
Page
2
Quote from Mr. Meekton in the Washington Star about his wife Henrietta influencing his political views. He says her guidance aligns with his own ideas and she will continue to explain until he fully understands.
The Ladies Civic League cites a main paper account to stress the danger of flies as disease carriers and nuisances. It discusses hotel liability for unsanitary conditions and breach of implied dining facility obligations.
Pat, noted for punctuality, plans to meet Mike at the post office at ten. Pat then walks along the street and spots Mike hurrying toward him. Mike apologizes for lateness as Pat invites him over.
A male caller asks for the lady of the house at the front door but is told she is asleep. The maid confirms and the man offers alarm clocks for sale, urging entry to prove his work. This Yonkers Statesman item captures a humorous domestic street scene.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 a m and again at 7 30 p m All are invited to attend these services and participate in worship and fellowship.
Services held in the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at 11 oclock and Wednesday evening service at an evening hour. A Sunday school for ages under twenty meets at 9 45. The public is invited to attend these services.
United Brethren Charles A Curtis pastor announces preaching at Grace Chapel next Sunday with prayer meeting midweek and Sunday school at 9 30 am. No evening service due to union meeting at Methodist church where Dr William Fleming of Chicago will speak on American Kings and Queens under National Reform Association.
Sunday schools start at 9:30 with classes for all ages. Morning service at 10:45 tema The Great Omission. Epworth League meets 6:30. Evening union service at 7:30 with Dr W S Fleming of the National Reform Association. Church night Wednesday 7:30 hosts Sunday school workers conference.
A union gathering of churches from Marshall Martinsville and Casey is planned for Sunday at the fairgrounds near Martinsville. Bible school starts about 9 30 a m with teaching by B L Allen on The Glory of Christ. The Lord's Supper will be observed and an afternoon meeting follows dinner on the grounds. Evening services in Marshall church and a Christian Restoration Society session at 7 p m with 745 p m preaching on The Will of God.
Sunday school convenes with sessions at 9 30 in the morning and extended preaching at 7 30 in the evening. The event invites all attendees to participate in the Greek church services and follow the schedule for morning and afternoon programs.
In a 1920s tale, Donald Sinclair plots a new life with his sister Jean and the ideal employee Gladys Turner. A recommended housekeeper letter triggers an arranged plan, leading to a shared dinner and a plan for future happiness amid romantic tension.
The Birmingham Herald notes a convention event with details on a Sunday annual gathering and school-related topics. Mentions a new clerk and temperamental fitness concerns as part of the coverage.
A fragmented account recalls a mother and her seven year old son in a restaurant scene. Her dated speech and awkward punctuation suggest a domestic moment amid a tense exchange about Brace. The piece centers on a quiet family moment with unclear details.
Notice given that a document claimed as the last will of Ethel Castleman, deceased, was filed in Clark County Illinois probate court. An order appoints depositions from several witnesses on May 21 to verify execution. Interested parties may file interrogatories or cross interrogatories attached to the commission.
The undersigned executor of the estate of Emanuel Handley late of Clark County Illinois deceased gives notice he will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse for the July term on the first Monday to settle claims against the estate. Creditors must present claims and indebtedness should be paid to the executor. Dated May 1921. Nashor Nay, Executor. Graham & Snavely, Attys. Ted
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