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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1949
Page
7
AORMALIA presents an International Uniform Sunday School Lesson referencing Isaiah 42:14 and 50:4, Jeremiah 98:1-13, and 1 Peter 2 as devotional readings. The fragment outlines scripture selections and devotional context for a church lesson.
A devotional piece interprets Isaiah 53 as central to the Christian view of Christ's death and sacrifice. It argues the prophecy illuminates the cross, frames suffering as spiritual service for others, and extols missionaries, martyrs, and aid workers who embody selfless love.
The article extols woodchuck hunting as child father bonding, emphasizing planning and stealth. Henry P. Davis of Remington Arms notes stalking teaches woodsmanship, while a 22 caliber rifle with hollow point ammo often yields clean kills. Where to find dens includes rocky sunny hillsides.
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports nationwide success in curb rabies in humans and animals. An Ohio county reduced canine rabies to zero after vaccination and stray dog roundup. Missouri county cut annual rabies to zero from 200 to 400 cases. AVMA warns programs must not lapse as rabies disregards borders.
Northwestern University geologist Laurence L. Sloss argues in St Louis that rock fossils from 0.5 billion years ago to today show life groups begin with few types, expand to many, then decline toward extinction. He says studying ancient animal lifespans helps predict current species patterns and future outcomes.
Patterson Moseley and Dr. Arthur LeRosen of LSU announced at the American Chemical Society that a new chemical blood test could diagnose liver disease and other ailments in a country doctor’s office or on a battlefield. The report notes cirrhosis cancer of the liver and tuberculosis disrupt blood protein balance, and standard methods are slow costly, pushing physicians to use alternative diagnostic tools.
A metal surface feels colder than wood at the same room temperature because metal conducts heat better. Heat leaves the hand more rapidly when touching metal, so it cools the skin faster than wood, even though both are below body temperature.
Mrs Etta Shaffner and guests from Paris Newcastle Terre Haute and Chicago visited various local families this weekend. King Wayne Cline was crowned at Martinsville High School during the junior carnival. several residents attended L L Club and family dinners across area towns.
The report lists Sunday school attendance, visits by Mrs Fairy Imle and others, and many names tied to Ohio residents. It notes revival services at Quaker church with Rev Roy Johnson and a marshmallow roast at Grant Hollenbeck’s home, with numerous relatives present.
The U S coast guard reports 1949 was the shortest mildest iceberg season in recent memory. Fewer icebergs reached North Atlantic lanes as currents and sun tempered the floats. Grand Banks near Newfoundland remains the main danger zone for ships, with cutters broadcasting locations March through June.
Illinois law divides recorder of deeds duties by county population. Counties over 60 000 elect the recorder while smaller counties use the circuit court clerk. The office holds deeds mortgages and farm records and must accept and record instruments, issue receipts, and allow public inspection. Veterans receive free certified discharge copies. other copies cost 1 25.
The recorder and county officers keep estates probate tax drainage birth and death records, and notaries lists open for public inspection with lawful registration rules. Also notes on protecting apple trees from rabbits, removing lime from teakettles with vinegar, and storing potatoes to prevent rot amid good pasture coverage for soil protection.
Cranberry production is projected at over 800000 barrels this year, fueling beverage jelly and sauce uses. University of Illinois expert Frances Cook advises careful buying and proper storage in a dry, uniformly cool atmosphere to maintain firmness and luster.
Miss Kathryn Weesner of the University of Illinois urges using colored leaves and dry weeds and branches as table decorations or centerpieces. She advises varied ingredients from yards and woodlands and cautions against overcrowded arrangements, suggesting containers like rugged pottery or woven trays and simple color harmonies.
The Friendly Neighbor Home Bureau unit met with Ruby Slusser on Wednesday November 2. Naomi Baker presided and all members gave their hobbies in roll call. Rosemary Freeman led a health talk while Anna belle Wells demonstrated Lunch Sandwiches and Ella Fikuart discussed What and How to File. Two new members joined and a post meeting social with games and refreshments followed.
The Mill Creek Home Bureau unit met November 1 with Mrs. Louise Ziegler. Members shared hobbies and discussed a Family Night on November 11. Major lesson on Banks and Banking Practices delivered by Mrs. Mary Norton and Mrs. Oma Koppler. Guests included Mrs. Fairy Imle and others. Next meeting December 9 at Mrs Edith Kannmacher.
The Trinity E U B Church invites the community to attend Sunday school at 9 30. Floyd Moore is superintendent and services include preaching at 10 30 am evangelistic service at 7 30 pm and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 pm. A cordial invitation to attend regularly.
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