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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1915

Page

5

Marshall Lyceum number dazzles crowd with Bohemian Orchestra

The first Lyceum number featuring the Bohemian Orchestra and Signor Barto-Totta drew strong applause in Marshall. The two hour show kept the large audience engaged with a varied program and no restlessness. Thomas Brooks Fletcher, in his tenth year on the American lecture circuit, will speak Friday. reserved seats go on sale Wednesday noon at Keifer's drug store with prices 50 cents for first floor and 25 cents for balcony.

Lyceum Bo ‘Hemian Signor Barto- Totta Marshall Thomas Brooksletcher Ism Fletcher Keifer’s ‘Drug Store

Notice of Livery Stable Purchase by Jacob Dunlap

U have purchased the Noland livery stable and will give the best of attention to all. Calls answered promptly day or night. Jacob Dunlap.

Jacob Dunlap

Marshall area notes and social highlights unfold

C M Bubeck visited Harrisburg on Saturday. Fire escapes were placed at the Marshall House. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Imle on Thursday. Several local residents and visitors stop by, attend juries, hostesses at clubs, and travel to Champaign Urbana and Terre Haute for events and family milestones.

Marshall House Fred Imle Capt H. Black Paris John Tucker ‘Dunn B. M. Davison Springfield Wren-Potter Terre Haute Ruth Davison Champaign B. C. Maurer West Terre Haute Russell Orndorff Urbana Elsie Wernz West Union Opal Bilston Wina Payne Opal Elston Nellie Buckley Casey J. E. Black Board of Managers Court of Honor Thomas D. McKenna Ruby Gagnell Drake Clark County James Hooper Everett Murphy Grant Pritchard Curtis Wilson Prairieton Ind Jayne B.kerr Harry Garver Gillette Wyoming W. L. Sheppard Hallowe’en Marshall Will Machlan Fred Bubeck Will Adams South Vigo W. C. Smith Lewis Williams Fred Fawley Keefer Laufman Woodford Burnett Minnesota Virginia Electa Davis C.A. Purdunn W. B. Scholfield Robert Barré Seymour Hurst

Methodist Church Plans Go To Church Month Activities

The church invites all members and friends to join in November Go To Church month. Sunday services feature The Holy Spirit and a Ladies Night titled Priceless Womanhood. Choir music, Mission Study Class starting next Tuesday at the parsonage, and the book Edency Points are noted. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs Volney Mount. all ladies welcome. Pastor G Sandmeyer announces. A separate yarn of hard times and idle talk is noted in casual chatter.

M. W. Coyle Woman's, Foreign, Missionary Society Volney Mount G. ‘Sandmeyer

Help Wanted and Real Estate Ad from Marshall Church

Help wanted notice seeks men women and children to attend church a few times in November. Marshall Ministerial Union promotes participation. For sale parcel house and lot plus corner lot near square offered by Mrs. A B Mathews as a bargain.

Marshall Marshall Ministerial Union A. B. Mathews

The Modern Idea on Youth Demands

In a Detroit Free Press discussion, parents debate how the younger generation seeks more comfort and space, with a daughter insisting on a living room three feet longer and a sleeping porch that the family does not yet have.

Detroit Free Press

Fragmentary Tin Man Riddles in Horpe Notebook

Fragmented lines reference Art Mire protected by and Horpe claims loss of prestige. A joking notion of an equestrian statue on an automobile is posed with odd phrasing about a Hite flesh and breath and mentions Aurelius in a Boston Journal context.

Boston Journal Gomerna Iascos Aurelius

A French Balloon Service Project in 1796

In 1796 the French government provided funds to establish a balloon service between Paris and Marseilles using Montgolfier air balloons, though the project remained unrealized.

Paris Marseilles

Her Favorite Sport

A brief note from Brovening's magazine quotes a sentiment about a woman who cherished outdoor sport, mentioning her affection for baseball and the loss of her life and heart to a baseball player.

Brovening's

The Great Ends of Education in History and War

A fragmented 19th century style passage discusses education, character, fate, and endless conflict among Europeans. It mentions spinning threads, stool staatch, and geveoty as unclear terms, reflecting garbled OCR. The text pivots on unity of character and fate amid cyclical wars.

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