Bread Lovers Urged to Eat More Loaf
The note extols bread as delicious and versatile with jam jelly or butter and urges readers to eat more bread as a staple and best food.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
2
The note extols bread as delicious and versatile with jam jelly or butter and urges readers to eat more bread as a staple and best food.
A fragmented local notice encourages universal attendance at religious services. It mentions a start time around 9:30 and another at 8:45 on Sunday evening, inviting all members and neighbors to join.
The notice lists Pastor J Mundoire leading Sunday school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m. All are invited to attend these services at 7300 2, with the message and offerings to follow.
Sunday service at 11 a.m. and a Wednesday evening meeting at 8. A Sunday school for those under twenty meets at 9:45. The public is invited to attend these services.
Readable fragments describe a meditation session by a riverside in Rekete, led by a local instructor. Participants sit in quiet circles, focusing on breathing and mindful observation of the water. The article notes a peaceful community mood and a brief mention of a next session.
The Evangelical J B McCoy conducts communion services inviting parishioners to all worship events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe church groups and a pastor leading an event titled Come, Rejoice or Heart. An evening service is planned for Thursday at a site associated with Ray Johnson and a local amenity.
A Congregational Thanksgiving service is planned for Sunday evening featuring a special musical program led by Pastor Clark S. Thomas Ph D. Additional details were not provided in the surviving text.
Fragmentary notice lists Charles Paty Curtis as pastor of United Brethren. It mentions Grace Chapel morning services and prayer meetings midweek. Partial text references an anti saloon man and Marshall Lake with unclear details.
The fragmentary obituary notes the life of a long lived Iowa woman connected to Daniel Eva and Adolph Huppert. It recalls a 1881 marriage blessed with one child and lists surviving relatives, funeral services at Big Creek church, and interment in Big Creek Cemetery.
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