Sincerity in Religious Practices at Trinity Church
Trinity Church schedules a week of activities from May 22 to June 10 featuring morning worship at 10:30 with theme Why Not Do It, and evening evangelistic hours. Activities include choir performances, youth fellowship, prayer services, Christian Education board meeting, and a daily Vacation Bible School for ages 4 to young people.
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United Brethren
Jesse Kile
Drexel Howard
Boys and Girls Fellowship
Gloria Simpson
Chester Moore
Raymond Hills
Board” of Christian Education
G. Perkins
J. Kile
Lashbrook
G. Hills
Richard Finbank
R. Lashbrooks
H. Corks
E. Howard
Zion Evangelical E A B Church Activities May Schedule
Zion Evangelical E A B Church announces May events led by Pastor H V Johnson. Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Sam Finkbiner as superintendent and morning worship at 10 30. Prayer meetings and Bible study fill evenings May 24 to 28 with various leaders. Zion Emmanuel Youth Fellowship meets May 28 and W S W S gathering May 26 at Mrs Ethel Pine home.
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Zion
Sam Finkbiner
Robert Maurer
Russell Junker
Lois Johnson
Don Abel
Ben Strohm
Emmanuel Youth Fellowship
Zion Emmanuel W. S. W. S
Ethel Pine
Methodist Church outlines loyalty Sunday program
The service schedule notes church school at 9 30 a m and divine worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon on Workers Together With God The every member canvass begins this afternoon with pledges called on one by one Senior M Y F meets at Nancy Young s home at 5 30 p m Tan group meets Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the fellowship hall Sanctuary choir rehearses Wednesday at 7 p m The article also cites a University of Illinois economist warning that farmland loss to growth will extend for decades PMID mentions city growth new highways and industrial development consuming about one million acres annually.
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Nancy Young
Tan
Toome
University of
Pilgrim Holiness Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The Pilgrim Holiness Church led by Minister Williams reports good Sunday school attendance and blessings. They invite the public to join Sunday at 9:30 a.m. for Bible study, 10:45 a.m. worship, Wednesday prayer at 7 p.m., and Evangelistic service Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Congregational News and Sermon Topic at Marshall
Congregational notes show Alan T. Jones as minister with services at 9 30 a m church school led by Charles Bush and 10 45 a m morning prayer and sermon on the subject Mystery and Meaning.
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Congregational News
Marshall
Alan T. Jones
Charles Bush
Winter burn on evergreens prompts prune and replacement guidance
University of Illinois horticulturists warn that brown branches on evergreen shrubs indicate winter burn. Prune dead wood to green wood, typically plants recover in one or two seasons. If damage reaches one half to two thirds, remove and replace with new plantings.
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University of Illinois Horticulturists
Gremember by The Old Tenors Remembers Simple Towns
The piece recalls a era without street lights in Mrs. Alice E. Silkworth s Brooklyn Michigan with kerosene lamps and personal lanterns. It describes rustic sidewalks of planks and gaps that hid coins and caused injuries, along with cures from neighbors. It also notes candy pulls socials sleigh rides and community fun on small budgets. It ends with a request for Bend contributions to the O14 Timer in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Alice E. Silkworth
Brooklyn
Mich
Wayfarer
Incautlouz Walker
Bend
Community Press Service
Frankfort
Kentucky
Retirement pressure and rackets among 65 retiring employees
A reader relays warnings about how impending age 65 retirement can tempt key staff to influence purchases, hiring, and favors favoring outside firms. The author urges executives to reexamine arbitrary retirement policies and notes some sharp observers claim many still resist selling out their companies. He offers a booklet and requests 35 cents for a copy.
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McKinley
Bill Jones
Rutgers
Smith
Jones
Thomas Collins
New York
Township road and bridge funds annual report ending 1960
Township treasurer Lawrence Goekler submits the Road and Bridge Funds annual statement for the fiscal year ending March 28 1960. Receipts total 1482.97 with 657.40 on hand. expenditures 5825.57 including hauling rock labor and equipment charges. Notary Betty N. Haugh attests on March 30 1960.
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Ofllinois
Clark
Douglas
Ilinois
Lawrence Goekler
Chas, Kirchner & Son
Harold Hutching Heuling
Chester Linton
I Cure Knowles, Jr
Lester Switzer
Saharan An
Don Murphy
Don Murphy Hauine
Anan Chester Tinton
Harold Autchinge Hautine
Robert Flowers
Quality Time Co
Rock
Quality Lime Co
Willard Wallace
Stanfield Gravel Co
Flowers Sales & Service
Main- Lomence 2
Ceeeereeetes
General Assistance Fund
Mary Bracken
Keep Children Playing
Any mother knows rainy days bring stretched nerves. Start activities by having children pantomime animals and birds and guess what is depicted. Fill glass tumblers with varying water levels and tap with pencils to make music like a xylophone.
Helen's Favorite Broiled Shrimp Sandwiches
A period recipe for broiled shrimp on toast with cheddar cheese, chili sauce and Worcestershire. Also notes a children activity section with picture scavenger games and craft ideas using socks, paper and crayons.
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Helen
Out of the Blue Encounter and Town Fiscal Statements
An account describes a pale blue light landing in Douglas Illinois with a six foot alien in a gray suit and lead soles, then shifts to a Town Supervisor Lawrence Goekler's fiscal report for the year ending March 28 1960 detailing receipts expenditures and balance, including notices of notary Betty N Haugh and various local payments. The document blends a purported extraterrestrial encounter with town financials and official signatures.
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State of
Illinois
Clark
Douglas
Lawrence Goekler
Betty N. Haugh
Notice of Claim Day in Estate of Frank C Morgan
Notice to all persons that Monday July 4 1960 is the claim date in the estate of Frank C Morgan deceased in Clark County Court. Claims may be filed against the estate on or before that date without issuance of summons.
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Frank C. Morgan
Clark County
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Locuss
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Robert Use
Edward Ellington
the Gospel Hour
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Willis
Simpson
Methodist Church
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Swain
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Williams
Marjorie Léach
Home Economics
Ruth Galbraith
Herald
Carlos Virgilio
New York City
Canada
Argentina
Dan Razil
Nationa
al Els
Notary Public
Helen Hale
OUT OF
Earth
Clark County Democrat
Clarence Switzer
JUG
Byers Printing Co
Electon
Prerren
Lloyd Hollingsworth
Verne Morgan
Paw Hollingsworth
John M. Hollenbeck
6Th Street
Paul Hollingsworth
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