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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1921

Page

2

Florence Jewell Cline Obituary at Mt Pleasant Church

Florence Jewell Cline, widow of Joseph Cline, died October 20, 1921 at age 22 years 3 months. She united with the United Brethren Church in Terre Haute Indiana in 1911 and is mourned by her husband, mother-in-law Mrs Amy Cline, father, two sisters Mrs Laura Tingley and Margaret Jewell, and many relatives. Funeral at Mt Pleasant Church conducted by L G Fasig, burial nearby.

Philip Joseph Cline Christ United Brethren Church Terre Haute Ind Florence Amy Cline Laura Tingley Margaret Jewells

Farmers Demand Purchase Power in Illinois Conference

In Champaign Illinois on October 26 W F Handschin head of farm management at the University of Illinois told central Illinois county farm advisors that normal purchasing power is essential for farmers and that without it unemployment and hard times will persist. He urged prices paid by farmers for necessities to drop as city industries maintain current pricing.

Champaign Ill W. F. Handschin University of Illinois Central Illinois Handschin

Open Bear Marshall Plan Encourages Self Reliance

A Marshallite urged self sufficiency for the unemployed, urging industrious work and honest trade. He advised families to pursue independent living, small farms, or trades, plan for old age, and consider starting businesses or joining local enterprises with disciplined effort.

Marshall China Wand

Uncertain notes mix events from town and college

Fragmented report covers a wedding near Westfield, a confectionery shop improvement, a marching band, a teachers association event, a burglary near the depot, and a stray line on armor and warriors. Names include Marie Neil, George Collins, Hattie Brown, Owen Gallagher, and Vada Swinford.

Dr . Doll Doherty McNeil Cornet Marie Neil Sothe Teachers’ Association Congregational Church Sy Link Biggs Vada Swinford Westfield George Collins Hattie Brown Owen” Gallagher Owents

Twenty Years Ago at Home Nursing a Disfigured Daughter

Fragmentary notice recalls a sobering incident from twenty years past. It mentions Sam Baird staying near home nursing a badly disfigured daughter after a poisoning incident during a hunting trip last Saturday. Other items note Harry Casteel purchasing a stake in Low Archer and local social visits around York Township and Newton.

Sam Baird Harry Casteel Harry Hallowe Charlie Gorham Banks Wabash York Township Frank ‘Prev Lou Kohl John T. Randall Greenup Newton Gus Ritter Olifield

Ten Years Ago A Mail Carrier Builds New Farm Home East of City

Robert Taylor a route carrier from this city has built a new two story house on his farm near the pumping station two miles east and will move his family there next week while continuing to carry the mail. Sam Carpenter returns from musseling on the Wabash to spend the winter. Mrs Mary Briscoe and daughter Mrs Corey Bryan plan to leave for Los Angeles for the winter stopping in Oklahoma to visit a son en route.

Robert Taylor Vnsitl Sam Carpenter Mary Briscoe Corey Bryan Los Angeles Calif Oklahoma Enroute Briscoe

Rally Day at Methodist Church Draws Large Attendance

The Methodist church reports a Sunday rally day with 7:80 to 8:30 services this week and a morning and evening gathering next Sunday. Epworth League plans a fellowship hour before devotional service, with music eats and worship attracting a large audience and a successful basket dinner.

Epworth, League Pervicer Greautaicp

Entertainment and social urge drain time and money

The passage laments overemphasis on entertainment and consumer spending, warning that one third of time and money are spent on fine clothes, luxurious homes, and vacations. It argues people listen to sales pitches and misjudge priorities, urging better judgment and purposeful effort to prevent good work from vanishing.

Invitation to attend services

Cordially invited to attend these services with emphasis on age twenty seven and connection to inal ata 45 and 3 3 Sata ac.

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United Brethren Centenary Service Sees 18 Youths Confirm Faith

The United Brethren Church marks a centenary with a vision of Holy Spirit through a visit and a large gathering. Eighteen young people are noted among attendees as the congregation anticipates great things and invites all to join the celebration.

Alwaya Panylon Porideas Filenaly

McCoy Pastor Invites Attendance at Three Services

Pastor E Vangelioal J McCoy invites all to attend Sunday school at 9 30 AM breaching services at Big Creek at 10 30 AM and at Grand Pim at 1 00 PM, inviting community members to join these services.

Big ‘Creek Grand Pim

Revival Continues As Christian Audiences Grow

A revival sermon by Candler draws large crowds nightly with increasing interest. The speaker preaches about Christ and prompts calls for attendees to invite friends to join, while observers question fund sources behind the movement.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greene Marshall Herald PE Ney Mt. Pleasant Church L. G. Fasig Dart Ingorar Investinier Dr. L. S. Weir Weaene Taal Methodist Be Pettits United “Brethren Charles A’curtis E.vangelioal P. ‘McCoy J. Mundorf Christian Emai Peraoti Eyir John W. Marlow John Marlow Clark Minols Horaby Margha Ly Abed
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