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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
4
Marshall community reports visits to Terre Haute Vermilion and Sullivan. residents attend auto races in Terre Haute, new car purchases and farm equipment deals noted along with church and club activities and a forthcoming wedding in Cincinnati.
Volney Mount is in Lawrenceville this week on business. A large crowd attended the memorial services at the Christian church Sunday with a strong sermon by Rev. Givler. The Methodist church will host the second sermon in a series on the Use of Christ shown via Tissot paintings, featuring Christ’s baptism and early ministry. William Handy was ill last Tuesday with acute indigestion but is improving. Plymouth M B church will hold preaching Sunday at 2:30 PM.
Beulah brick cemetery decoration exercises planned for next Saturday with Mr Arthur Poorman of Marshall delivering the address. Expect large attendance if weather cooperates. Beulah church ladies to serve ice cream after services. Memorial sermon at Beulah church Sunday by Rev. S H Givler praised by a large audience.
About 500 people attended the annual memorial services at the Methodist Church last Sunday. Soldiers led by the Boy Scouts and followed by the Daughters of the American Revolution entered in a body. Miss Mary Miller played Funeral March. “Tenting Tonight” was sung by a quartet. Mrs. Don Winterrowd sang a solo “Little Mother of Mine.” Charles H. Smith read Gettysburg Address. Rev Dudley led devotions. pastor preached the memorial sermon. Next Sunday service at 7:45 pm for baccalaureate, Rev Parker Shields of Bloomington to preach.
Fred Morgan of Marshall and Maud Pine of Wabash wed Stanley Stanonis and Anna Wassel of Moline in a marriage license notice. W H Hetherington and Juanita Rooks, both of Casey, also received licenses.
Prosper Boyer and Katherine Tyler wed in Paris with Rev He Peters officiating. The ceremony surprised friends back home where both families reside, marking a notable cross cultural union.
The Red Men will hold memorial services at the Baptist church on Sunday May 31 at 11 am with a sermon by the pastor. Decoration services are planned for Sunday June 7. George Hurst W R Doll Ross Stewart and Milt Mathews traveled to Grant Park Illinois Monday to work on a residence contract they have there and their prior season work was well received.
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