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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1943

Page

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SULLY WOMEN OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING

The Dennison M. E. Church group met at Mrs. Jay Yeley home on Thursday September 2 with a noon covered dish meal. Reports, talks, and a sewing for Red Cross plan dominated the afternoon, with several visitors and many members present.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Dennison M. E. Church Jay Yeley John Yeley Harry Hargis Chester Moore Fred Montgomery Sara Weaver W. F. Taylor Russell Taylor Walter Lackey Red Cross Vistors M. W. Smith Theo. Somers Ed. Volkers Maggie Blaird Maggie Blackburn Lester Parsons Lillard Quinn Albert Keihner Foster Thompson James Stepp Harold Jones Nola Ruth Orville Taylor Joe Johns Daryl Carrie King Ester Holmes John Wilson Carter Lee Ray Huston Norman and Nacy Heley

Birthday party honors Mrs. Wm. Buehler marked by ice cream and pie

A local gathering at Mrs. Wm. Buehler’s home to celebrate her birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Chris Imle Mrs. F. I Saiter Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson Miss Kathryn Tucker and Miss Genevieve. Refreshments of ice cream and pie were served.

Dorothy Rose Archer Avenue Birthday Club Tom's Cafe Bridge John McCauley John Coates Harold Newberry T. E. Findley John Geheb C. E. Clem R. C. Langlois Miss Rose Handkerchelf Charles Hills Martinsville Floyd Hamilton Jerry Ronald William Hamilton Norma Harold Hamilton Cleo Marrs Paris John Edwards Ray Forsythe J. B. Malloy Chris Imle F.l Saiter Clarence Ving John Davidson Janice Kay John Finkbiner Dorothy Virginia Roy Joe Davidson Paul George Schwartz Edna Davidson Wm. Buehler John Newberry Kathryn Tucker Haute Genevieve H. D. Tucker Wibh Fred Strohm Dan Schaefer

Obituary for Frank Bradford Liggett

Frank Bradford Liggett born July 4 1880 in Clark County Illinois passed away August 1943 at St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Survived by wife Sally Herrington seven children plus nine grandchildren and siblings. He moved to Terre Haute in 1912 lived in West Terre Haute and endured a 1932 timber accident with long illness.

Frank Bradford Liggett Bon James and Rose Liggett Clark County Tinois Terre Haute West Terre Haute Sally Herrington Bert Daisy. Jones Ben Cincinnatii Ohio Mary’Van Hook Akron Carl West Terre’ Haute Raymond Ruth Maude Medley Daisy Wyrick Laura Matheh Florence Liggett Mack James

Real Estate Transfers Around Marshall in August 1943

A series of land conveyances and deeds recorded for Marshall area properties dated August 27 to September 1 1943. Names include Landis Dehl Hollis Diller Joseph Elliott T R Morrow Dorothy D Davidson Gustave Ritter Effa R Ryan Oscar Shawver Albert A Melton B P Daly J H Gallagher Zane Arbuckle Charlotte L Davis Fred B Medicalf Samuel Ireland Elizabeth Ireland and Frank Cole among others. Properties cover sections townships and ranges with values from 1 to 1700 dollars.

Landis Dehl Hollis Diller Joseph Elliott T. R. Morrow Robert McCleary Frank Cole Dorothy D. Davidson Gustave Ritter Wm. B. Archer Marshall Effa R. Ryan Oscar, Shawver Albert A. Melton B P. Daly J. H. Gallagher Zane Arbuckle Peters Charlotte L. Davis Fred B. Medicalf York Samuel and Elizabeth Ireland

Plant Food Soils and Humus in Soil Drainage

Humus affects drainage and aeration by binding or widening soil particles. Well rotted manure peat moss green manures and composted plant material are used to improve humus content for better growth.

Ground Bread Goes Toasty In Busy Day Kitchens

A dry bread crumb technique is described to simplify meal prep on busy days. The method emphasizes keeping crumbs handy to speed cooking and reduce waste in home kitchens.

Belem City Brazil A Colorful Amazonian Port Of 1613 Heritage

Belem on the Amazon riverbank dates to 1613 and preserves a colonial air. The Teatro de Paz with its marble terraces and frescoes hosts echoes of Pavlova and historic opera companies. Pilgrims visit the Cathedral of the Little Saint as riverboats bustle at dawn with farina tobacco rubber and exotic fruits.

Belem Amazon Brazil Nossa Senhora de

Muddy water carries fertile soil nutrients

River runoff suspends very fine soil particles rich in nutrients. Studies show the fine clay colloids hold double the phosphorus and nitrogen and about 50 percent more potash than coarser material, with boron concentrations far higher. River sediments deliver the best farm soils to floodplain fields.

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Early U S Navy Training Shifts Toward Sea Based Education

The text traces naval officer training from informal shipboard learning to formal efforts. It notes the 1802 Military Academy, delays in naval schooling, a 1813 civilian instructor on ships, 1821-27 temporary navy yard cram programs, and the 1845 founding of a naval school after years of debate.

Naval Academy James ‘McHenry Military ‘Academy Senate

Erosion Quietly Destroys Soil Fertility in Bare Fields

The piece warns that erosion often goes unseen in absence of rills or gullies and that murky nutrient rich sediment travels from its source. It advocates keeping water clear by allowing it to filter through litter in forests or dense grassland mulch and by avoiding bare fields through proper management and outlet channel flow.

Tick fever symptoms and incubation period details

Tick fever shows incubation of four to eight days, with extremes of two to twelve. Early signs mimic fever illness including discomfort, headache, loss of appetite and chills. Symptoms typically last two to three days with abrupt onset and late day or evening appearance. Significant pains occur in muscles and joints, notably in the back and lower limbs.

West Union Christian Church Service and Study Plans

Readers are urged to attend West Union Christian Church events on September 12 and 19 with Bible school sessions and communion. The pastor discusses a sermon on whether Churches of Christ are a denomination and a Bible study on a man who resembled Jesus, plus news of Brother Sparling joining Baptist Brethren.

Sheets Lake James Churches of Christ Jesus Brother Sparling

Evangelistic Services at Zion and Immanuel Church

The Evangelical News reports a special Evangelistic service at Zion starting Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Rev. J. S. Pritchard of Olney will speak nightly except Saturday. Immanuel Church school meets at 9:30 a.m. with worship to follow. 79 attended last Sunday. Plan to attend the Workers Conference at Kent Avenue on September 21 and the October Evangelistic meeting from the 17th to the 31st. Zion holds a unified service Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The H L C E meets Friday at Mary Hawker’s home. EB L C devotions Sunday at 7:30 p.m. followed by an Evangelish service at 8:00 p.m.

Zion J. S. Pritchard Olney Dainois Immanuel Church Kent Avenue Mary Hawker EB. L. C

West Union Social News Nears Busy Weekend

Mrs Laura Poorman and Mrs Horace Crumlin visited Charleston to see sister and aunt Mary Wiser. Several couples hosted dinners and visited Marshall. James Jackson and Wilma Sheets wed at the Christian Church Parsonage. James returned to Camp Ellis and Wilma to Washington DC.

Laura Poorman Horace Crumlin Charleston Mary Wiser Hobart Jackson James Jackson Fenton Ledermann Marshall Kate Piety Fairbanks Indiana Mae Piety R. G. Lloyd Chicago Meda'Carlyle Clay Cork Cassie Ferguson Detroit Michigan Eunice Norton Byron Hittle iEvanaville Sam Charles McKinney Harnett Wright Rosallie Paris Hospital Maud Paddock Darwin James’Jackson Wilma Sheets Christian Church Parsonage James State of Washington

Methodist News Leslie C Archer Minister

The pastor and four church members attended the Decatur District fall meeting in Charleston on Wednesday. The Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a skating party Friday night with attendees meeting at the church at 6 45 p m. Next Sunday 9 30 a m is the church school hour with hopes for an orchestra during opening worship.

Decatur Charleston Methodist’ Youth Fellowship

Morning worship and youth fellowship schedules noted

Morning worship is set for 10 30 with the subject for the morning meditation. The Voice Of God is calling. Youth fellowship gathers at 6 00 p m Gladys Wilson will lead the worship service Rev Archer will continue the life test discussion The thought for the week quotes a turtle saying about patience and growth. Dean Thurman relates the idea to human life and education development. Fee Ra

Will Bex iGod Gladys- Wilson Archer Si -A Dean Thurman

Oak Grove Homecoming Marks Fourteenth Annual Gathering

The Oak Grove community held its fourteenth annual homecoming at the Oak Grove school house on a recent Sunday. A basket dinner and afternoon program with songs readings and an address by Rev H J Kemp followed by officer elections and visiting. Fifteen local youths now serve in the military with names listed among attendees and kinfolk, noting the next homecoming to be the Sunday before Labor Day 1944.

Oak Grove H. J. Kemp Josephine "Snedeker William Craig Army Navy Donald Tingley Wayne Crumlin Clarence Tapscott Jack Tapscott Harold Fisher Raymond Fisher Conway Higginbotham Claude Beltz, Jr Leon Pine Otto Crumlin William Newport Jean Wright Donald Wright Ed Crumrin C. E. Page Edna. Tapscott Ray Crumrin Mary Lou Crumrin Maxine Weaver Junior Weger Earl Maloney Herschel Liffick Rose Weger Claude

In Memoriam Mrs Charles E Taylor

In loving memory of my dear wife Mrs Charles E Taylor who passed away September 7 1942. What would I give to clasp your hand your happy face to see to hear your voice to see your smile that meant so much to me. Not dead to us who loved you not lost but gone before. Your memory lives with us and will forever endure. My heart aches with sadness my eyes shed many a tear God alone knows how I miss you. for this ends the first sad year. Charles E Taylor.

Charles E. Taylor Charles E.' Taylor

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