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Bowen Chronicle notes weekly publication on Thursdays and a $150 annual advance subscription rate. It reserves the right to reject any or all news or advertising for any reason.
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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
4
Bowen Chronicle notes weekly publication on Thursdays and a $150 annual advance subscription rate. It reserves the right to reject any or all news or advertising for any reason.
A playful excerpt quotes the Walrus from Lewis Carroll highlighting conversations about shoes ships and seals wax. The passage reflects timeless whimsy and literary whim.
A collection of disconnected statements cites court rulings about engagement rings, GE sun exposure risks, 1923 US piano sales, veterans benefits, city trailer bans, WPA cost surveys, Indian population estimates, price hikes in textiles, and Cornell findings on marriages and work, reflecting a miscellany of early 20th century concerns.
A survey of 526 couples notes homes built for workers under the Government housing bill cost nearly $18 000 each before a Byrd sponsored regulation limits them to 4 000. PWA has spent about 142 million on 52 housing projects in 37 cities providing 25 000 family units at an average 1 700 per room.
The docket lists Eugene D. Pagett and Burnadetta Pagett seeking divorce. Raymond Bunnell Swigelson and Florence Swigelson divorce. Frank H. Worrell and others partition against Harriet Slater and others. Leslie O. Cain and others partition against Hazel Thompson and others. People vs Dallas City Building and Loan Assn foreclosure tax lien. Ward Shryock and Lola Shryock divorce. Maud J. Black vs City of Carthage petition for disconnection.
Joseph Roberts et al transfer to Charles Roberts parcels in St Marys for 225 dollars. McCullough et al to John Skerd et al in Hamilton for 500 dollars. Ikerd to Elzie Ikerd et al for parcels above 1 dollar. Strawn to Melvin Melvin 3600 dollars for LaHarpe section interests. Milton Melvin to Strawn 1500 dollars. McClaughry to Wayne Wetzel 1 dollar. Stander et al to Thomas Kimmel 10 dollars. Standard to Duncan 5400 dollars. LaHarpe township to J Huckins 50 dollars. Schneider et al to Roy Reidner. Noble to Hewitt 15 dollars. Turley to Kunkel 1 dollar. Hoeffken to Troute 1 dollar. Troute to Hoeffken 1 dollar. Pugh et al to Burford 1 dollar. Burford to Pugh et al 1 dollar.
Denver Miss Marguerite O'Brien and her music pupils will give a recital in the Denver Christian church Friday afternoon August 27 at 2 30 o clock Everyone is welcome. Miss Evelyn Taylor of St Joseph Missouri spent several days last week with her uncle and aunt Rev and Mrs W A Taylor. Miss Frances Cain gave a one o clock luncheon at her home last Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Anna Mae Sowder. Those present were Anna Mae and Susie Sowder Mrs John M Sowder Mrs Draper Reed Mrs Glen Clark Norma Bilderback Eileen and Ruth Massie Mrs Raymond Hoover and daughter Marilyn Miss Marguerite O'Brien Miss Frances Cain and Mrs Mabel Cain. Mr and Mrs Frank Young and son Junius spent the weekend in Decatur Illinois with their daughter and sister Mrs Kenneth Newton and husband. Miss Esther Meis of Chicago is spending this week with Norma Bilderback. Rev and Mrs Lew Powell and son of Roadhouse Illinois spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs W L
CHILI residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker and family visited the State Fair along with Mrs. Alpha Worrell and child. Wendell Koch also attended. Mrs. J. C. Carlin of Bowen and Mrs. J. A. Stearns with Miss Bessie Stearns of Creston, Iowa, visited Friday afternoon with ill C. C. Carlin. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones and family attended the Old Settlers' Picnic at Clayton Friday. Harold Williams was a visitor at.
The passage lists multiple family visitations and social trips from Friday to Sunday. Names include the Worrell, Williams, Hatfield, Short, Collins, DeMoss, Cunningham, Hoffman, Colpitt, and McBride families in West Point, Quincy, Carthage, Camp Point, Clayton, and Clayton. It notes birthdays, picnics, and grandmotherly visits.
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