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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1917

Page

5

Week's Doings Chronicle Local Changes and Births

The column lists social visits and travels among area residents including Miss Kate Keifer in Chicago Rev J S O Neal in Hardinsville and Mr Mrs Whitlocke returning from Pana. Births noted include a son to Mr and Mrs Fred J Decker and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Musselman. A long line of events covers dances meetings sales and club notices across Marshall and nearby towns.

Margaret Louise Henry Musselman L. Sheppard Gillette Wyoming W. A. Vaughan Indianapolis Greencastle Ind Thomas Apgar Knoxville Tenn Amy Mary Weir Champaign Frances Reynolds Carrie Craig Elizabeth Tudor Ernest Newlin Lowe Hutsonville Ben LeGore W. L. Sheppard Warren Scholfield Chas Smittkamp Montrose Ill Virginia Ruth Asan Davison Chicago C. W. Ham Paris Mattoon M. E. Church Julia Nichols Phoenix Arizona

Paris Water System Now Self Supporting Says City Clerk

City Clerk Brubaker said the Paris water works are on a self supporting basis for the first time. A rate cut from 2 cents to 108 cents per kilowatt and meters installed boosted collections from 8,500 to 12,000 then to 16,000 dollars annually under current leadership. Charles Lamb contributed to the change before the city government shift.

Paris Brubaker City Commission Charles Lamb

Lampshade bag becomes the latest fashion novelty

A magazine note highlights the lampshade bag as the new accessory in women’s fashion. It describes converting an inverted lampshade into a handbag with silk lining, a deep body, a hemmed top, cord handles, and tassel weights to evoke an Oriental look.

Waterloo Decision in Flanders Echoes Across Time

A reflective item notes how Waterloo shaped fate in Flanders and warns that friends often speak optimistically about troubles and are usually right in hindsight.

Waterloo Flanders

Methodist Church Notes And Food Conservation Facts

Sunday school attendance neared 300 despite no rally. Next Sunday services feature a sermon on Jesus and Big Business with business men invited. Epworth League social planned in the church basement Friday for the parish youth. Last week 100 Methodist families reported Food Conservation with 535 wheatless, 1318 meatless, and 2040 wasteless meals.

Jesus Epworth League Chas. W. Hamand

Evangelical Church Marshall S S and Prayer Meeting

The Evangelical Church in Marshall schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Wednesday evening prayer. Grand Turn Sunday School also at 9 45 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m by Rev John Craig. Big Creek follows with 9 45 a m S S and 10 30 a m preaching by Rev John Craig.

For sale items and local notices collection

Local classified notes include selling livestock and real estate in Martinsville and Marshall Illinois, loans and markets, lost and found items, instrument purchases, bee theft reward, school desks for country schools, and a memorial and fundraiser event. Names include Roy Miller, Mr Behner, John Marvin, Frank M Drake, Matthews Studio of Music, John Ingram.

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