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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
2
On Monday evening the U B church at Marshall and Centenary hosted a farewell reception for their departing pastor. Members brought cake coffee and luncheon was served. The pastor and family thank the congregation for their loyalty and wish an enjoyable year with the church community.
Sunday school at 9 30. Services at Grand Turn 10 30 and Big Creek 7 30. Second quarterly meeting at Grand Turn Friday night by Rev D E Zechiel Terre Haute to preach at 7 30 and lead the business session. Revival ends yet calls for continued worship.
Evangelical church announces revival services beginning Sunday October 22 with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Ross Culter as superintendent will preach at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Everyone is invited to attend.
Pastor Clark S. Thomas will lead the Sunday 10 45 a m service and the 7 30 p m worship. Mr W R Johnson of Springfield will deliver the anti saloon league talk at the morning service. East Central Association meetings come October 3 4 at Marshall with Mission Study Club in the parlors Friday 2 30 p m led by Mrs Lewis and Miss Stephenson on Russia. Missionary boxes will be opened. Hostesses Mesdaniel Holler LeGore Crossley Athon.
The Case y and Martinsville churches join the Church of Christ for a homecoming on Sunday October 1. Morning Sunday school includes a land concert by the Chamber of Commerce Band. A basket dinner at noon follows. Afternoon sessions feature song services and addresses by M S Metzler and W J Es Jupin, with special music and communion. Evening devotional and offerings close the day.
The Methodist church announces a 9 30 Sunday school with promotion day next Sunday. Morning service at 10 45 features a sermon on What we mean by Heart in religious experience. Evening service at 7 20 covers The Rune Tests of Our Faith. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 15 focuses on renewing the Young.
Announcement invites all youths above twelve to participate in Peorlle's work for the year, highlighting inclusive age coverage and community involvement opportunities.
Christian Science services are held in the Pythian Temple with a Sunday service at 11 a.m. and a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. A Sunday school for ages under twenty meets at 9:45. The public is cordially invited to attend.
F N Shepherd editor warns in an American Bankers Association study that fiat money undermines prosperity. He cites Russia’s hyperinflation, historic French assignats, Greenback era and current farm groups pushing fiat ideas, urging sound money to avoid collapse.
In antebellum Georgia a local schoolmaster and part time politician cautions his pupils before a Friday dismissal about the upcoming fairgrounds horse race. He forbids attendance and warns against gambling, specifically advising against betting on Abercromble's mare if they go.
W H Lynch, 83, native Missourian and longtime visitor for the Southwest Missouri Teachers College, has a forty seven year teaching record with only nine days off. He subscribes to 110 weekly papers and six dailies, is a member of the Ozark Press Association, and urges reading the home paper as essential to education.
Disjointed quotes describe an idea of a child producing millions of dollars for an inventor. References to oysters, progeny, generations, and a heap of shells growing eight times the size of the earth appear in a scattered reminiscence.
A fragment mentions a boat called Glasses Fitted and marshals toward a dock, with unclear context. The item reads like a brief notice or column snippet from a maritime section, lacking dates or distinct events. Further readable details are needed for a fuller summary.
A jeweler explains that garnet and carbuncle are varieties of the same mineral. The term carbuncle often refers to a cabochon cut with a smooth rounded top, a style favored for men's jewelry, while garnet covers the broader group.
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