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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1922

Page

2

Constitution referendum and liquor debate grinds on

The article surveys probed public reaction to Prohibition and the new state constitution. It notes mixed votes on alcohol, non voting herding Illinois sentiment, and farm bureau backing the tax view while urging Bible reading in schools as optional. It urges readers to study the constitution, endorsing it as improved for modern conditions.

Eade Illinois Farm Bureau Herald Beieve Herald Office

Thanksgiving Sermon Promised at Local Church

Church notices announce Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 10 45 and evening service at 7 00 with a Thanksgiving sermon next Sunday morning. Choir performances planned for the occasion and at the home of Mrs Clay Montgomery Friday evening. Members urged to attend Sunday school and bring Bibles.

Clay Montgomery

Sunday School and Worship Services Announced

On Sunday morning Ross Culter, Superintendent, will lead Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preach at 10 30 a m and again at 7 00 p m You are invited to attend these meetings.

Ross Culter

Prayer meetings and services for Evangelical J. E. McCoy

The Evangelical J. E. McCoy church schedules a prayer meeting at Grand Turn on Wednesday night and at Big Creek on Thursday night. A Young People's business and choir meeting is at Frank Gelsert's home Friday night. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and preaching at Grand Turn 10 30 and Big Creek 7 00.

Grand Turn Big Creek Young People’s Business and Cochlag Frank Gelsert

United Brethren Church Services and Programs

The notice lists United Brethren Ard ie Groves and Grace Chapel and Centenary services. It includes prayer meetings Wednesdays and Fridays, Sunday school at 9 30, Sunday preaching at 7 30, C E programs, and an upcoming home coming meeting at Centenary with nightly preaching starting Monday at 7 00.

Mission Study Club to Meet at Church Parlors

Congregational pastor Clark S. Thomas announces a Friday 2 45 meeting at the church parlors with Mrs Lewis leading devotions. The topic India will be discussed by Mr and Mrs Thomas as part of a bank offering. Hostesses named. Services Sunday led by the minister.

Mission Study Club Lewis India Thomas Lou Cole Bryan Fleming Black Bulger

Revival Campaign Gathers Crowds Despite Weather

The Powell Moon revival under Dr Powell sees large attendance amid bad weather. Moon’s solo and Booster Chorus draw youths of seven to fourteen, with delegations from Casey Martinsville Paris and Westfield visiting. Week features social Mondays and six neighborhood prayer meetings uptick turnout.

Powell-Moon Dr. Powell Charitg Casey Martinsville Paris Westfield Powell- Moon Party

Tour attendance notes and downtown meetings scheduled

The report records 216 attendees for the forenoons and outlines a special feature this week with downtown meetings lasting 90 minutes from 9 30 to 9 50.

Met Down Town

Mrs. Priscilla Mount Obituary in West York

Mrs. Priscilla A Mount widow of John L Mount died at her West York home Sunday afternoon 1 20 p m The funeral was at 2 p m Tuesday at the residence and interment at Bradbury cemetery east of town Rev Armon Cheek officiated The widow was born March 31 1842 in Crawford County Illinois and died November 12 1922 aged 80 years 7 months and 11 days Survived by five children thirteen grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren one brother two sisters and many relatives and friends

Priscilla A. Mount John L. Mount West York Bradbury Cemetery Armon Cheek Hutsonville Crawford County Ilinois Ezekiel Rebecca Bishop Henry M Wm. F James A Edward Mount Terre Haute Jonathan Mount Martha Irwin Chicago Tamar Cullop Clara ,Mount Geo. Mount G. W. Bishop Palestine Ill Lucy M. Ormiston Riverside Calif Amanda E. Lindley Hutsonyville Mount

Obituary of Edward Emerson a Marshall area resident

Edward Emmerson born April 1 1844 in New Hampshire died November 14 1922 at his home in Marshall Illinois He was the elder of seven and taught school in Coles and Clark counties before entering business and public service He married twice and left a daughter and several surviving children along with a widow The funeral was conducted at his home by Rev Pettit with a long record as justice of the peace notary and community leader

Edward Emmerson Isaiah Elizabeth Emerson New Hampshire Marshall Illinois Kimball Union Academy Coles County Clark County Alica Doll D. D. Doll Kate May Emerson Mary Porter May Sweet Dan Burdette Ruth Culter Bradley and Doll John Archer Squire Emerson Pettit

Mrs Bryan Amy Meeley dies after long illness at 51

Amy Meeley Bryan, born October 28 1871 in Butler Pennsylvania, died November 19 1922 at Jim Cork’s east of Marshall aged 51 years 22 days. She was a Baptist lifelong member widow of Thomas H Bryan. Survived by two brothers in Butler one infirm. Funeral at Jim Cork home officiated by Rev Huggins with burial in Marshall cemetery.

Amy Meeley Butler Pennsylvania Jim Cork Marshall Baptist’ Church Thomas H. Bryan Bryan Terre Haute Huggins Marshall Cemetery

Blaming the New Woman The Prison Chaplain's Wry Charge

An Ossining Democratic Register quips about the so called new woman and the husband blamed for gigamy after marrying anew. The chaplain probes the newcomer about his downfall and the man explains his predicament with humor.

Ossining N.Y Democratic Register

Getting Her Hand In

A New Hampshire tale tells of a thrifty husband named Henry who hoards money and dismisses requests for funds. His wife, persistent, tries to secure a larger sum, prompting him to disparage her and hint she may beg after his death. The story highlights frugality and financial stinginess.

New Hampshire Henry Harper Magazine

Local Gossip Knickers Outrage Causes Courtroom Clash

In a hushed tennis club tale Georgette Mabel is teased as untrustworthy. Cora confirms a plan to wear knickers publicly, with all but Mabel following the pact a day early.

Georgette Mabel Cora

On the Watch Richard and Nagatem Courtesy Exchange

Mrs Nagatem chastises Richard for bad manners after an incident at Mrs Smiths. He confesses watching a child and remarks he is too old to be caught in such antics. The Houston Post notes the domestic exchange as a human moment.

Richard

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