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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1951
Page
8
Fragmentary text lists biblical references and phrases. Mentions Matthew 18 15 30 Acts 4 31 87 Philippiana 1 27 8 11 and unclear names. Appears to be reading notes or study prompts with scattered location markers and typing errors.
An article argues the church should be more than a label and function as a real fellowship. It suggests forming a counseling group to resolve quarrels, using deacon funds for emergencies, and fostering genuine care like a woman aiding a friend in addiction.
Hattie Morgason Hall born December 24 1883 on a farm near Hindsboro Illinois died August 29 1951 at her home age 67 years 8 months 5 days She married Cary Hall February 25 1905 and had six children Survived by her husband four sons four daughters in law three grandchildren and many relatives The piece blends obituary with rural insights on gardening pruning raspberry canes and kitchen notes reflecting a small town life
The Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and youth fellowship at 8 30 with an evangelistic service T 30 prayer and praise on Wednesday A cordial invitation to join the friendly church gatherings follows noting strong attendance and visitor turnout from last Sunday including those not regular attendees.
A collection of reminiscences from readers across the country recalls past practices. Entries describe lye soap making, churned butter sold at low prices, inexpensive flour, toffee treats, and old animal hair rope tricks. Readers invite more memories to THE OLD TIMERS Box 40 Frankfort Ky.
William E. Hall minister announces weekly schedule at Pilgrim Holiness Tenth and Plum streets with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and evening services. Youth service 6 30 evangelistic service 7 30 and Wednesday prayer at 7 30. Homecoming on September 16 with an invitation to all to attend and watch next week’s papers for full program.
Sunday school for all at 2 30 p m for children Joseph in Egypt Adult lesson The Holy Supper Worship service at 3 90 p m Sermon Which Choice Will You Make You are kindly invited to Trinity Lutheran Church
Attendance at Mt Olive Sunday school Sunday was 67. Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Don Isabel at West Union. Mr and Mrs Ray Drake and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George St John at Casey. Mr and Mrs Nate Shaffer of Evansville visited during the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds and son. Hid and Mrs Lee Swope and family left for Louisville to attend school. Mr and Mrs Valmore Athey of West York were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Aden Reynolds and family. In loving memory of our brother Lon A Spires who passed away September 5 1948. Sudden was the shock severe To part with our brother we Loved so dear Gone but not forgotten. Sister Goldin Harbor and Family. Waterways should never be plowed once they are established a good sod.
A large Sunday basket dinner at the Newton Ward home gathered friends and old schoolmates of Annabelle Hill Draper and family from several towns. Attendees included Verdie Perisho Ray Guyer Herb Lindsey Virgil Hamilton June Everett Scott Wilma Craig and numerous others. community meeting at Liberty school followed with refreshments pot luck planned for the next No. 6 school gathering.
Fresh tomatoes and tomato products are widely used and ranked behind potatoes. The average person consumes about 60 pounds of tomatoes annually.
Improvement Committee of Clark County Board of Supervisors invites bids for coal to the County Court House Jail and County Farm. Bids must be filed with County Clerk H K Kemip by 9 00 am Saturday September 8 1951. Coal to furnace lump about 120 tons. Right to accept or reject bids reserved. Clarence Renner chairman. Advertisement 36 1
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