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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
8
Flour and feed and many other articles offered at low prices as we discontinue many lines of general merchandise. We will sell at auction at our ware-room South East corner of Square on Saturday afternoons and nights for a time, offering various articles and odd lots.
In Days Gone By reports Chas Ewalt & Co have opened a new grocery in the former George A Hippard room west of the Herald office. The Dutch Recruit will be staged here early next month, an allegorical Civil War drama with amateur local actors and main parts by the visiting troupe.
Forty years ago on their way home from Jacob Muller's last Thursday night the boys stopped by Emil Haueisen's by invitation and enjoyed cider and apples with Andy Maurer supplying the cider. J. R. Archer returned from Toledo after his pacing mate Belle Watson won first money in the free-for-all pace at the county fair. Clayton Lemon of Gallup New Mexico visited relatives and friends while engineer Clayt Haueisen.
A local report describes a Saturday storm that damaged homes and killed four hogs for Wash Eecanee. It mentions debris from the storm entering John Koppler's kitchen, scattering nestks and mortar and breaking stove-pipes, illustrating the storm's disruptive power.
Twenty years ago Dr C D Mitchell and Miss Alta Starr were quietly united in marriage by Rev A M Kirkland at his residence. The couple will reside at 710 Oak Street after honeymooning, while Miss Starr is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Starr of Dennison.
Ten years ago in Marshall, Cecile and Ruth Moore and Hazel Geisert visited Mrs. Dean Fisher in Louisville and spent Sunday with Fred Moore in the officers training camp at Camp Taylor. W. G. Littel of Purdue and Harry Barnes visited A. G. Barnes' family. Judge F. W. Booth toured for the Liberty Loan with 100 bluejackets. Harry Dulaney remodeled his north Sixth Street residence. Sergt. Lewis Lycan of the marines, cousin to the Allison sisters, was a guest and then returned to Indian Head Maryland, formerly Marshall resident.
M. E. Church Circuit led by F. O. Coffin announces services at Asbury Brick Church at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Godert preaches at Living Stone at 10:00 a.m. and Armstrong at 11:60 a.m.
Church services scheduled with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Sunday worship at 11 60 o clock.
A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 00 o clock is noted. A reading room and circulating library in the church offers the Bible and authorized Christian Science literature for reading or purchase and opens Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 00 to 4 00 p m.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 30 with Rally Day on October 7. Morning worship at 10 45 on the theme The Supreme Value of Motive by the pastor. Evening worship at 7 30 with Heroes of Faith. Midweek prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Sunday school 1 30 with regular preaching by the pastor at 2 30.
Reverend R H Wheeldon presides at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Sunday school at 4:00 PM and morning worship at 11:00 AM. The note outlines weekly services and pastor's name for parish attendance.
A Washington Star feature notes Uncle Eben as a stable favorite, calling him the only one with a sure thing. The remark frames Eben as confident and settled in his racing role.
A magazine essay argues the real issue is women’s burden and attitudes rather than homes themselves, urging social change and self reflection. It contrasts domestic ideals with women’s evolving roles and responsibilities.
A State Journal column notes how a petition orator aims to persuade by calling for facing the facts and outlining the risks of dodging questions. It analyzes rhetorical tactics and the expected impact on listeners.
A piece notes rubbing pecan meat into a scratch on highly polished furniture will hide the marks. The method is followed by polishing the surface to restore shine. The item presents a home remedy for minor wood furniture damage.
A brief note from New York Teleerama states the phrase Cleanliness is next to Godliness is not in the Bible but appears in the Jewish Talmud.
Fragment discusses 2016 self esteem and an agent's estimate of life importance and carrying a project balance, with unclear references to Nerrali Nown.
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