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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
2
Prayer meeting at Grand Turn Wednesday night and at Big Creek Thursday night. Y P A business meeting Friday night at Will Abel's home. Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at Big Creek 10 30 and Grand Turn 7 30. Come and enjoy these services with us.
Evangelical J Mundorf announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Ross Culter as superintendent. Preaching scheduled for 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Revival services begin Sunday October 22. Everybody invited.
Christian Science services are held at the temple with a Sunday 11 am service and a Wednesday 8 pm meeting. A Sunday school for ages under twenty meets at 9:45 am. The public is invited to attend these services.
The Church of Christ led by Burl H. Candler reports a successful Home Coming Day with a crowded house and a Bible school attendance record. Visitors came from Martinsville Casey Five Points Terre Haute Michigan Colorado and Shelborn Ind. The Loyal Hustlers class meets Friday at Miss Zoe Pierce's home. next Sunday’s topic is Divine Authority.
Fairy Johnson Staub 30 died September 26 1923 after a long illness caused by tuberculosis. She taught in Clark county for years and married Peter J Staub on June 25 1918. She left behind two children Frances Josephins and John William and was active in Methodist and Rebekah circles. Interment at Martinsville Mausoleum followed by Rebekah service.
Miss Matilda Webber, missionary to the Philippine Islands, will speak at the United Brethren church Sunday evening. The event is announced by church officials for October.
The Sunday school meets at 9 30 with rally day planned for October 15 The Sunday worships are at 10 45 and 7 30 with evangelistic sermons The Epworth League meets 6 30 and all young people are urged to attend The Sunday school workers meet tonight after the prayer meeting The autumn young people’s rally kicks off at 7 30 next Friday evening The W F M S meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Norman Bennett’s home led by Mrs S C Bradley
A stone carver testifies he was attacked by the defendant, who walked into his yard and slammed him against a tombstone. The outraged witness says he bears the inscription Sacred to the Memory all over his back as proof of the injury. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes reflections on poverty.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Mrs. Fairy O. Staub and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. W. H. Johnson and children.
Allie Thom Lee born November 3 1857 in Casey Illinois died September 10 1922 aged 64 years 10 months and 7 days lifelong resident of the city. She married Harry Briscoe Lee on July 18 1877 and had three sons Garland LeRoy and Russell. Garland died at 14 in 1901 and her husband died two years later. She raised two sons alone sending them to Chaddock Military Academy Quincy and Gem City Business College. Surviving relatives include daughter in law Blanche and aunt Mrs M L
Friends and relatives gathered at William Carpenter's Choctaw home on his 60th birthday. Visitations included Edward Burger and wife with David Walker and wife, Sylvester Williams and wife with Hnock Wyrick and wife, and other locals joining in celebration. Several attendees were also at a revival meeting at Grand Turn church.
Park shopper asks for a set of encyclopedias while waiting for his wife to prepare for an outing. Wood questions the need for so many books as a source notes the exchange in a brief Youngstown Telegram item.
A shy man is introduced to a fascinating woman who confuses his name Mr Peters. He gathers courage and asks to be called Peet. She blushes and steps back, saying she does not know him well enough to adjust the name.
Washington reports the Bureau of Public Roads says nearly 600 miles closer to a national system of about 180 000 federal aid highways. Completed federal aid roads total 18 299 miles with 14 912 under construction and about 60 percent complete.
Historical experiments show liquid hydrogen is the lightest liquid known with a density one fourteenth that of water. The same density ratio applies to hydrogen gas versus air. Earlier, liquefied marsh gas stood as the lightest liquid at about two thirds the density of water.
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