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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1918

Page

4

Methodist Church Notes Push Liberty Bond Support

Clark county boys fight overseas to defend civilization and Christianity. Home front duties include church attendance and giving. Services Sunday include Sunday school at 9:30, morning sermon Gods Providence at 10:45, Epworth League at 6:30, evening sermon The Fall of Autocracy at 7:30. Notices on district society postponement, Liberty Bond drive, and a marriage at the parsonage.

Clark County God's Church God's Providence Epworth League House of P. Raymond Powers Mattoon District

Week's Doings: Local notes and moves across Marshall

I Ls Whiteside of Herrin visits Marshall. Melvin Lambdin moves to Terre Haute. Miss Mary Kester visits from Paris. Several locals host visitors from Chicago Paris Evansville and Brazil. Kellogg transferred to Chicago medical board. pneumonia illness in Nashville. Post office affected by influenza. theaters closed. Homecomings and travel updates plus a Columbus Day program at Rabbit Ridge.

D. D. Burt and Son Bellefontaine, O Marshall South Fifth Street Terre Haute Harold E. Baker Dennison Gretchen Swindle Franklin Edwards Springfield State Council of Defense Ilinois Tubercular Association John Brossman Dixon Tucker Oliver Brossman Rabbit Ridge Liberty Loan Harry Garwood

Mrs Briscoe dies after long illness in Casey Ohio

Mrs Charles Briscoe formerly Mrs Charles T Briscoe dies at home in Casey after a long illness of many years. Funeral held at St Marys church with Rev Father Wilson and burial in the city cemetery. Cora Anna Robinson born Effingham November 8 1870 lived in Marshall since 1878. She married Vern English in 1895 and Charles T Briscoe in 1906. She left Marshall in 1913 and resided in Casey the last three years. She was widely admired for her good deeds and many friends attended the funeral.

Charles T. Briscoe Casey St. Mary’s Church Father Wilson City Cora” ‘Anna Robinson Nathaniel P. and Nancy Benedict) Robinson Effingham Marshall St. Mary’s of the Woods Vern English Briscoe Iron Casey

Farm Bureau urges seed corn safety and limestone access

The Farm Bureau discusses seed corn storage amid uncertain weather and proposes easier limestone access through local crushers. It urges public input on limestone location, outlines four tons as an effective initial application, and notes blank affidavits for orders. It promotes wood fuel savings, advertising farms, and hard roads awareness with a call to vote on the roads bond issue.

Farm Bureau The Fuel Administration Clark County Knox County Clarke County Martinsville

Allies Face Food Conservation Amid War Strain

The article outlines a two tier food system essential and less essential, emphasizing staples like meat, wheat, sugar and fats as vital while perishables are less critical. It argues for strict conservation to ship seventeen million tons abroad and support 120 million Europeans against Germany. It stresses duty, humanity and honor in meeting essential food needs.

Europe Germany

Camouflage and Memory Tales in a Humorous Exchange

Dialogues reveal marital memories and quirks as Mrs Styles recalls attire for the wedding proposal while Mr Styles jokes about his memory. An Exerciser quips about his routine, and a moth’s work is mocked as ornamental, boring a hole in a conspicuous place.

Darwin Preaching Service Set for Sunday Evening

Public invited to preaching services at Darwin this Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. W. H. Stephens notes the high cost of living but observes no one is eager to stop.

Darwin W. H. Stephens

For Sale Registered Poland China Boar

One year old registered big type Poland China boar offered by Ross Holler Marshall rfd.

Poland Ross Holler Marshall Rfd

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Methodist Church Committee On Publicity Katherine Turman DePauw University Belle Orndorff Robert Thompson P. R. Bowers Methodist Main Street I. Ls Melvin Lambdin Terre’ Haute Mary Kester Paris J. W. Stearns Clara Schwanecke Chicago Lillian Nelson Charles Killie John Newman Ella Brazil Ind Mrs Charles Reese Eleanor Montgomery Roy Jefferds Hurst Abbie Spires A. E B. Spires France Lulu Robinson Evansville Charles Cole JA Wilbur F. Kellogg Medical Advisory Board West Suburban Hospital James L. Enoch Nashville, Tenn J. H. McDowall St. Bernice, Ind Edw. Garwood John Wm. C. Taylor John Shonk Literary League Helen Scott Edward G. Kellogg Columbus Barracks Ohio Buffalo N. Y Frank W. Hurst Mrs. Hurst Drs. Ross Fenton Davison Camp Green Ft. Oglethorpe,Ga State Board of Health Emmett Payne Virginia Houston Tex Paul R. Gallagher Columbus Allen Wallis T. C. Cork Great Bend Kas Washington, D. C Charles Briscoe Farm Bureau Department E. H. Walworth J. W. McGowan Wabash Mrs. Styles Mr. Styles Red Cross Rosa Sockler Darwin Road Tom Clark Court of Honor BE. Leseure’s Yivon Beech Street S. Pinnell Kansas Rob Baird B. F. Johnson Bubeck & Gallagher Coan Cole & Cole, Marshall, Tl Fred Wallis Kohl Building East Main Street Farmers China J. H. Maurer Ss. Sixth St Henry Meehling Seventh St Good Road O. E. Cusick Texas Ave Texas A .R. Harding Charles D. Davison Main Main St Long Beach Calif East Main St W. F. Taylor F. M. Hurst C. Parsons Foster Martin Herald Office Everette Clark Roush’s Homer Roush Pathé Pathé Library of Records America Bubeck & Gallagher, Marshall the City Drug Store
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