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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1949
Page
7
A devotional note outlines scripture references from Psalms 8 23 61 8 12 103 8 13 and Matthew 21 315 16 WH2 22 41 45 Luke 4 45 plus Mark 14 12 16 22 to guide reflection. It lists key passages for contemplation and prayer across multiple gospels and the psalms.
The article notes how Jesus frequently quoted Psalms in public worship at the Temple and in private prayer. It cites Psalm 22 and 31 in his final moments, Psalm 8 in defense of children, Psalm 110 about kingship, and Psalm 118 in response to rejection, arguing Psalms shaped Jesus' teachings and prophetic self-understanding.
Amin Jan, brother of Amanullah, seeks to dethrone Zahir Shah and raise an army in the border tribal belt. He has German education and an English wife, was jailed in Peshawar, deported to Rangoon, then Allahabad, released in 1948, and briefly organized an expedition toward Kabul before halting as Mahsud tribesmen dwindled. The episode sharpens Pakistan Afghanistan tensions with Kabul alleging Pakistani support.
A Pennsylvania highway patrol private camera car filmed a truck speeding on the turnpike. The footage showed the load shifting and unsafe driving. The driver faced possible suspension or firing as firms use camera cars to curb accidents and costs.
Chicago reports that about 15,500,000 hens produce 2,706,000,000 eggs yearly for baking. Bakers buy 225,500,000 dozen eggs, 300,000,000 pounds, from farmers as the industry’s largest customer. Flour, milk, sugar and other farm products purchases reach nearly one billion dollars annually.
Venice Florida: D A Leach twenty three escaped unharmed after a highway blowout caused his car to swerve into a palm tree and roll onto its wheels. Bystanders assisted with a tire change and he resumed his trip.
Emanuel and Zion Brethren Churches announce services led by Rev E C Kunce Sunday school times 9 30 a m at Emmanuel with William Ziegler supervising preaching 10 30 a m Pastor message revival meetings planned for October 2 1949 Brotherhood meetings set for September 12 8 00 p m at Emmanuel prayer services every Monday 8 00 p m and Tuesday evenings 8 00 p m Adult Fellowship 7 30 p m at Zion Sunday school 9 30 a m Superintendent William Tingley class meeting 10 30 a m in charge William Abel full details reflect church activities and weekly gatherings.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces an 8:30 a.m. worship service with the sermon Christian Sacrifice the third in a series on Christianity. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with Luke lessons. The Lutheran Hour airs 10:30 a.m. on WGN Chicago 72 and 2:00 p.m. on KFUO St. Louis 85. The One Thing Needful at 4 p.m. on WCRA Effingham 109.
The Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church invites participation in two Sunday services from 9 30 to 10 45 and 10 45 to 11 45 with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. Evangelistic service 7 30 Wednesday prayer 7 30.
Notice to all persons that October 3, 1949 is the claim date in the estate of William Kile, deceased, pending in Clark County County Court Illinois. Claims may be filed on or before that date without summons. Ernest Kile and John Nicol, executors, Snavely and Miller, attorneys, Marshall Illinois.
The York Unit of the Home Bureau met September 1 at Mrs. Alice Ingram’s home with eight members five children and a guest present. Mrs. Ruth Winger chaired the gathering and led the roll call with a labor saving hint. Ella J. Fikuart spoke on Landscaping the Farm and Homestead while Maud Ferguson presented How to Store Hats. A bazaar to fund the treasury was planned for the day before Thanksgiving and the day before Christmas. After adjournment games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for October 6 at Mrs. Rachel Lindley’s home.
Estate of Cora Baird, deceased, in the Clark County Illinois County Court, sets October 3, 1949 as the claim date. Claims against the estate may be filed on or before that date without summons, with J Earl Finney serving as executor.
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