Local Social Notices From Libertyville Area
Libertyville social items list residents and visitors including Stodghills Hannawalt Fell James Maddix and Merrill families. Readers note travel to Iowa City Princeton Wise and Albin for illnesses and funerals. choir, clubs, and youth groups meet. community events and visits populate a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stodghill
Won
Etta Hannawalt
Warner
Alice Merrill
Medropolia
Ev. Stodghill
G. F. Swanson
Mo Eugene
Local clubs host gatherings as society notes
Miss May McClain hosts the Thursday Embroidery Club at North Court Street while Mrs. Maasdam hosts the Now Siesta Club four miles south. Fancy Work Circle meets with Mrs Ray Kirkpatrick on East Adams Street. Rosary Society members entertain at Mrs Gavin’s north of the city. Park arrivals ride, others share park transport. Andrew Peterson and wife celebrate 38th wedding anniversary at daughter Mrs Schillerstrom’s home 409 North Main, with all children present and a yacht table setting and seed pens and geraniums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Campbell
Indiana
Homer Rodgers
Victor Bates
Fairfield
H. D. Davis
Winnie Cary
Batavia
Martha Fulton
Mise Vaas
Eldon
Lew Fordyce
Leela Linder
Cedar Falls
Ve. A. L. Day
Canton
Dell Day
Winfield
Mary Carter
Burlington
Mira
Harry Shaniey
Foater
Iowa City
Mia
George Gilbert
F Ottumwa
Dan
Oscar Gilbert
Npworth League
Thia
Marvel Gilbert
Loren Davin
So. M
Aaniter Ace
Oh Ouls
Mach Mecharran
Gladys
Arena Sharives
Crawfordsville
L. L
Curt Vanent
Emma Lewis
Rebecca Club
Ga McCleary
Joe Maddix
John Turner
Feral van Dorin
Charlie Linder
Linby
Dr Whiley
Bonaparte
Taat
W. V. Linder
Lowle Weston
Colorado
Lowa City
Miss May McClain
Thursday Embroidery Club
North Court Street
Ray Kirkpatrick
East Adams Street
C. J. Gavin
Roland Marsh
John Millane
Harry Kennedy
The
Rosary Society of the
Catholic Church
Andrew Peterson
Gus Schillerstrom
North Main Street
Tweleva
Gua Schillerstrom
Kimma
Phialida Peterson
Mra C
Schillerstrom
Jay Chance
Ottumwa
Nelse Peterson
Des Moines
Bread sale listed by J DD Seathorn market item
An 18 ounce loaf Mary Jane Bread is offered at the J DD Seathorn Grocery and Meat Market. The notice includes a price or listing line referencing two planes and the numbers 56 and 199.
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Mary Jane
J. DD
Seathorn
For Sale Listings and Classifieds in Journal Column
A compact reader’s column lists multiple local for sale items including an oak bed and mattress, a second hand bug Gy at a low price, a five passenger Velie automobile with full equipment, a seven room house near the square, a near new survey with farm implements, spring chickens, fresh vegetables and apples, and a second hand Ford. Also advertised are typewriters and remington machines with direct factory pricing and trial offers. Contact numbers and addresses are given for each listing.
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West Broadway
W. N
Journel
Myrick
Thoma & Thoma
Ington Street
Ford
Gale
Hannah Clinkinbeard
Ile—Sytpewriters
Remincton Awonarchs
Smitha
Ask the Journal
American Writing Machime Co., Inc
South Dearborn, Street
Chicago
Ill
Government asks for credit vote in Commons
The British government seeks a credit vote in the House of Commons for 650 million pounds, a record single vote since the year's start. The total anticipated expenditure rises to about 5.99 billion pounds, with questions on the allocation and purpose.
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London
House of Commons
Ecredit
Fairfield laundry ad seeks three girls and a driver
Classified notice from Fairfield listing Wanted signs for three girls at once at the Fairfield Steam Laundry and a reliable colored janitor. Apply at Fairfield Motor Co. 968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Fairfield Motor Co
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Libertyville
A. Della Duvall
People’s . Column
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Vernon
W. J. Gilbert
Fairfield Theater
East Broadway
Gerald Rayston
Little Lord
Fauntelrey
Francis H. Burnett
Ethel Barrymore
Nightingale
John T. Davies
George Q. Loesch
L. E
Lic
Michigan
CG Rochry
Walter Baker
Prince Albert Ana
Yacht Club
K. C
North Side Sq
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