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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1957
Page
9
In memory of Clarence Sarge Baggs who died October 11 1956. The note honors his memory with a verse about home and love. It says he is sadly missed by his wife and daughters Rose Emma and Betty. The closing line mentions a worn snapping rolla hindering corn harvests.
The letters ERB and DATA refer to the Railroad Retirement Board and Defense Air Transport Administration. The text notes Philadelphia ceased to be the Capitol City on June 10 1800. The District of Columbia adopted its current government form in 1878 under a three member Commission. The Four Freedoms were enunciated by F D Roosevelt in a January 6 1941 address to Congress.
O Flaherty of 306 Washington Avenue New York City describes a chronic arthritic pain case. She cites inability to pay and ineligibility for a Free Clinic due to property ownership, hindering access to treatment at the Medical Center.
A woman reads a magazine claiming poisons in the body from acidic foods and worry cause arthritis. She lists foods and medicines, eats only non acid foods, and after ten days feels better with no pains in six weeks, sleeping well and regaining happiness.
Martin Owens notices Rita Hill defending a fake doctor Reynolds while caring for her ailing mother. Rita and Martin scheme to push her mother toward real medical help, using Reynolds’s conflict to drive Rita toward a genuine physician. Rita flaunts a diamond ring as romantic tension grows.
Sunday services at 9 30 a m Sunday school follows at 9 30 with classes and choir offering Whispering Hope Morning worship at 10 30 with pastor theme Moral Church Fellowship meeting cover Isaiah 40 31 led by Lola Ann Saiter Evangelistic hour 7 30 pm The Forgotten Water Pot message by pastor Wednesday October 16 sprayer service 7 30 pm led by Mrs Marie Kile Stewardship meeting Thursday October 17 8 30 pm Hallowe en party October 18 7 pm for church family committee led by Harry Reedy plans games and decorations JOY class pumpkin pie social 7 pm Saturday October 18 all members invited
Zion Emanuel Zion outlines Sunday and weekday events from October 13 with 151 in attendance last week. Emmanuel announces Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship with the waste sermon title, plus midweek prayer and praise meetings and a youth rally at Red Hill Park Sumner and another at United Chapel Charlestown with start times.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church at Tenth and Plum led by Pastor L A Williams announces a Sunday school rally on October 13 with a 150 attendee goal. Juniors will provide the choir and other vocal numbers. services include 9:30 Sunday school 10:45 worship and 7:30 evangelistic service plus 7:30 Wednesday prayer. Colostrum claim appears in the text as a separate note.
Sunday school at 9 15 with Charles Bush as superintendent shows attendance rise. Morning prayer and worship feature a sermon on utilizing God given abilities. A church rally and homecoming is planned for October 20 with junior church and nursery provided. Woman's Fellowship meets at Lovett residence next Tuesday hosted by Mrs Temple Lovett and Mrs Louis Doll. Deacons Board gathers at parsonage next Sunday at 6 00. Delegates to fall association at Paxton to be appointed. No choir practice this week ahead of rally day services.
The Marshall Illinois Methodist Church lists a packed October schedule. The Methodist Men meet Friday at 6 30 p m with Mulligan stew by Earl Elishoff and speaker Harry Speed Drake. Season tickets for six meetings cost 5.00. Other events include Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m a youth fellowship at 5 30 p m a finance meeting Tuesday at 8 00 p m a Jr Hi fellowship Wednesday at 6 30 p m a sanctuary choir rehearsal 7 00 p m and a 3m s class party Thursday at 7 80 p m with Mr and Mrs Hubert Forbes.
Marshall Illinois Christian Church promotes attendance with a banana themed Be One of the Bunch drive. Last Sunday bananas were given to class members to invite visitors, bananas pinned to a banana stock this Sunday follow through with worship at 1015 a.m. Lord's supper, special music, sermon Our Heritage. Evening evangelistic hour at 730 p.m. chart sermon Where Are the Dead.
Concordia Lutheran announces a change in worship times at the American Legion Hall location. Sunday school now at 10:00 a.m. Divine worship at 11:00 a.m. Former times were 9:30 a.m. for worship and 10:30 a.m. for Sunday school.
Sunday schedule lists school at 9 30 a m Morning service at 10 30 a m Training Union at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm A cordial welcome to all Marshall Herald price 2 00 a year.
A loving memory notice from Emma Nicol for her husband Walter Nicol who died October 14 1955. She speaks of sorrow and enduring memory and calls him dearly loved and sadly missed.
Matilda Hoesman born March 24, 1869 in Wabash township Illinois united in marriage to Tom Hewitt July 21 1887. Ten children were born her husband and two daughters preceded her in death. She died September 29 1957 at age 88 in Prairie Creek Indiana. Survived by three sons Fred Samuel and Herman all Marshall Illinois. five daughters Stacie Lane Prairie Creek Indiana Stella Shaffner Terre Haute Indiana Mabel Garner Grace Gallington West Terre Haute Indiana Genevieve Black Marshall Illinois. 14 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren one sister Lusetta Seeger Beardstown Illinois and many friends. She was affiliated with Cooper Chapel church from early life.
The thoughtfulness and sympathy of our relatives and friends have been most helpful and consoling to us in our bereavement. The lovely flowers and kind deeds were an expression of friendship which will always be a pleasant memory.
Ulysses Grant Green born October 6 1870 in Crawford county Illinois died September 30 1957 aged 86 11 4 last survivor of nine children married Jennie G Evans October 7 1894. Survived by wife two sons Dell Green Milo predeceased 1947 daughter Fern Wernz Opal Cooper, seven grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral held October 2 at Baillf church conducted by Rev Lee Guyer burial Bailiff cemetery.
The family of Grant Green expresses appreciation for the help and support received during his illness and death. Sincere thanks are extended by Dell Green, Opal Cooper, and Fern Wernz.
Mrs. Maude Miller and Mrs. Mildred Williams visited Monday with Mrs. Mary Davison of Ohio vicinity. Mrs. Maude Miller later traveled to Terre Haute and Marshall. A crops specialist at the University of Millinda says corn with under 40 percent moisture may be dried artificially without yield loss.
An Illinois study by University of Illinois entomologist shows stored grain insects eat about ten percent of corn on farms each year. The finding highlights ongoing post harvest losses impacting farmers statewide.
In Clark County Illinois the estate of Mary E Atteberry is involved in a probate sale suit. Harve Nightlinger as administrator sues Hurlburt F Brown and Marshall E Brown to sell part of Block 41 Collins Addition Westfield to pay debts. The court set a hearing by November 14 1957 with possible default judgment thereafter.
The County Court of Clark County Illinois awaits any claims against the estate of Emma Holwick deceased. The claim date is Monday November 4 1957 and may be filed without summons. Executor Raymond Bohn and attorneys Snavely Miller Meehling advise the filing deadline.
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