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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
9
Revival services start tonight led by evangelist Mrs. H. J. Musselman and the pastor in charge. Evening song service at 7 30 each night and a Decision Day planned in Sunday school on September 24.
Regular services set for 10 45 a m with the sermon Olless Lamps and 7 30 p m titled The Church's debt to the community. Pastor W H Ziegler extends a cordial invitation to all.
Sale of cattle hogs farm implements and household goods from J W Campbell Sr residence northeast of Marshall on Wednesday September 20 at 3672 Clarence Rogers Admr sale includes charges cattle hogs and household items at the late residence with farm implements and kitchen furniture.
Sabbath school held at Zion Emanuel and Marshall each Sunday at 9 30. Rev John Mundorf preaches at Marshall Sunday 10 30 am. Prayer service moved to Wednesday 7 30 pm. Second quarterly meeting September 21 24. Quarterly Conference September 21 at Marshall. Preaching Zion 10 30 am Emanuel 7 30 pm. Pastor Joseph L Buyer begins meetings Tuesday September 26 at Emanuel. When the mad chase for pleasure falls to satiety try overwork.
A brief note highlights a photoplay sensation titled The Little Girl Next Door, drawing interest in the latest film from the era.
The county notes praise teachers, report on sectional institute work, and urge directors to adopt Wentworth and Smith Arithmetics and Gowdy and Dexheimer Language Series to achieve county uniformity. Reports include scarlet fever cases, infantile paralysis near the city, and growing school improvements across towns.
We wish to thank the friends for the many kindnesses shown during the Joung Winess of Miss Bertha Black, Mrs. Mary Black and Family.
Miss Nathalia Schaeffer spearheads the Engaged Girls Contribution club in Philadelphia. The group invites engaged women to save one penny daily to fund Cupid's fund aiding soldiers' families, sending the accumulated sum to the city mayor for distribution. The bridegroom’s identity remains undisclosed.
Godfrey Lundberg of Spokane inscribed the Lord's Prayer totaling sixty five words on a gold pin and letters U S on a cambric needle. Under a microscope the tiny script is bold and legible. He spent three years completing the work for display in a New York museum.
Philadelphia report on Dr William Nichols a major in the Sixth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania who informs patients by a public sign Called to the Front placed on his home and office shutter He lists a substitute physician for care while in service and directs patients to contact him for medical attention.
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