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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
2
Pastor J Mundorf leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Ross Culter as superintendent. Preaching services scheduled for 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Everyone invited to attend.
The church announces a booster year with a 9 30 Sunday school and a 7 80 evening service. Sermons begin a series on Why men pray and Shall we close the churches with a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. The pastor and family are glad to serve Marshall for a third year.
Pastor J. Be. McCoy invites Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship with communion at 10:30 at Grand Turn. Revival services follow nightly at 7:30 through the week with a warning that missing them would be a loss worth noting.
Pastor Burl H. Candler invites members and neighbors to Sunday school at 9 30, worship at 10 45, and evening service at 7 30. Midweek prayer, Ladies Aid an all day meeting Thursday, Loyal Women’s class Friday, and home coming day October 1 with basket dinner and Chamber of Commerce Band.
Christian Science services are held at the Pythian Temple with a Sunday service at 11 a.m. on Wednesday evening meetings at 8 o'clock. A Sunday school for those under twenty meets at 9:45. The public is invited to attend.
H S Bell announces retirement after 37 years in federal service with a Civil Service pension and a Civil War pension. He will practice law at Clint Bell's Law Office above Cole and Cole in Marshall Illinois, offering writing and public speaking as needed.
The Congregational Church of Clark announces a morning service at 10 45 after the 9 30 school of Christianity and an evening worship at 7 30 with a sermon titled Why did Jesus have such a hard time doing so much good and Will People suffer after death for their easy living here The minister will occupy the pulpit.
A special meeting of the W C T U is set for Thursday at 2 30 PM in the Methodist church. Important business requires every member to attend. By order of the president.
Mrs. Maude C. Peck presides over the county W C T U annual meeting at the Westfield Methodist church. A full day program includes devotional service, welcomes, and committee appointments starting at 9 30 A M with county officers roll call and minutes.
A county Prohibition gathering features officer elections at 10:30, a talk on scientific temperance in public schools, messages from state workers, devotional services, a session called to order, short talks by LT L superintendent, reports of prohibition, and addresses urging subscriptions to Union Signal.
Russell Burnside aged 28 of Rockville Indiana to Minnie Thompson aged 27 of Paris. Russell Bland aged 22 of West Terre Haute to Plessie Irwin aged 22 of Dennison. Sylvan Wheeler aged 22 of Crawford County to Lula Tyhart aged 22 of Crawford County.
Emme Lucy Tingley Smith daughter of Rheuben and Georgian Tingley was born May 6 1871 near Martinsville Illinois and died September 10 1922 at her Terre Haute Indiana home aged 51 years 4 days. She married Dr J Warren Smith November 8 1899 and left four children two of whom died in infancy. Surviving are Katherine and Frances with their father and aged father plus three sisters Mrs Ella Snowden Mrs Maggie Martin and others.
Mrs Kale Murphy and two brothers Nathan and Henry Tingley are named along with half siblings Don Tingley and Mrs Hazel Sweet. At about 18 she joined Maple Avenue M church in Terre Haute Indiana. She died after 23 years as a faithful wife and mother, leaving many friends. Funeral at home on North 8th Terre Haute conducted by Rev J A Stout Martinsville Illinois. Burial in Marshall Illinois cemetery.
The notice lists Thursday September 21 show at 8 p.m. in Marshall with main floor seats 25 cents for children and 76 cents for adults plus tax. Balcony seats are 60 cents plus tax. Box office and seating details are provided with no advance reserved seating available.
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