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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Indiana Illinois and outside areas with one year six months three months and terms. Display advertising rate 25 cents per inch and classified lines ten cents. Notices for organizations and churches must be received by Monday noon for guaranteed placement.
Clark county voters rejected Swern Pearce Black and Lewis amid road movement backlash. Black would likely win under normal campaigning, while Swern and McDaniel suffered. Fredenberger and Holiday show road woes, Hurst gains reflect county stance. The piece cautions Governor Small on a renomination path amid road policy controversy.
The article lists Sunday school at 9 30 with preaching at 10 45 and evening services at 7 00. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 is noted along with an upcoming sermon on Christ In carnate next Sunday evening. The ladies aid holds an all day meeting Thursday in the ald room and choir practice is Friday at Mrs Clay Montgomerys home.
Evangelical J E McCoy announces prayer meetings at Grand Turn Wednesday and Big Creek Thursday. Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at Big Creek 10 30 and Grand Turn 7 00. B L of GE at Big Creek 7 00. All invited to attend.
Pastor D Brethren Ard Groves announces Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday night Grace Chapel holds Sunday school Saturday
Church notices list times for preaching at 9 30 prayer meetings and Christian Endeavor events. Revival starts Monday night November 27 at 7 30 with open invitation to all in Centenary and Sunday school at 9 30.
Regular services will be held Sunday. The Congregational church led by Pastor Clark S. Thomas Ph D invites attendees to join.
Emanuel R Hurst born August 20 1856 Dolson township died November 9 1922 at his home in Marshall Illinois age 66 years 2 months 15 days He married Barbara Clark March 13 1879 and leaves a daughter Ethel two brothers two half siblings a large family The funeral was held at his home Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev C H Pettit in charge and church male quartet providing music
Eleanor Lucille Craig born August 28 1912 in Frankfort Illinois died November 8 1922 in Villa Grove Illinois after diphtheria. She was cheerful studious and the bright blossom of a loving family. Floral tributes reflected wide sympathy. short services were held at her home led by Reverends Lloyd.
Burial in Marshall cemetery conducted by Rev C H Pettit. Survived by a critically ill father, mother, five siblings Gordon Virginia Marian Janet Norman, four grandparents and many relatives. Describes the deceased as a child of nature and love.
Blanche Craig eldest daughter of Everett Trimble and Ida Gordon Trimble born Trimble Illinois October 38 1882 died Jarman Hospital Tuscola Illinois November 9 1922 age 40 years 1 month and 6 days. She united with churches in Trimble DeLand Villa Grove taught Clark County schools married Howard A. Craig August 1 1904 at Mt Carmel Illinois. Six children Gordon Virginia Marian Eleanor Janet Norman Eleanor died two days before mother. Funeral at Villa Grove M E Church Rev I M Hoel assisted by Licolns Lloyd Tilly body brought to Marshall M E Church Rev Hoel Pettit laid to rest with daughter in Marshall cemetery.
The E. D. class of Hatton Sunday school enjoyed a Saturday afternoon session hosted by teacher Mrs. Rosa Pine. A Thanksgiving program followed by games and contests, an elegant luncheon, and attendance by Miss Dorothy Wallace and Miss Freda Wallace.
A list of individuals including Alice Collier Cleo Wells Ruth Myles Neema Zelphia Bohn Emma Gard Lola Ogle Laura Salter and others plus Ralph Prevo was in St. Louis Friday.
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