Banks Safer Than Hoarded Money Says Stark County News
The Stark County News warns against hoarding cash and papers at home noting increased practice in Illinois after bank failures. It recounts the Mt. Erie case where A G Moats was fatally wounded during a raid after bandits learned of hidden money and a 500 pound safe was stolen. Banks protect against raids and help stabilize money conditions.
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Illinois
A. G. Moats
Mt. Erie
Wayne County
Stark County News
Prices at rock bottom point to a coming rise
The article argues that for the average man money buys more now as prices fall across housing clothing food and many luxuries. It cites autos and radios as heavily discounted and predicts a future rebound as manufacturers cannot sustain further cuts. It warns that people may soon realize they are working for nothing and switch jobs.
Stop this foolishness chain letters urged to end
Government urges recipients to destroy chain letters on arrival. The letters cause postal costs and fear, with no beneficial outcome. Officials say superstition sustains them and broader savings rely on stopping circulation.
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Postal Department
The Man Worth 94 Cents in Market Value
A British physician claims the average human body is worth 94 cents at market prices. He lists components such as water for a 10 gallon barrel fat for seven bars of soap and minerals like phosphorus carbon iron and sulfur to justify the total.
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Thomas E. Lawson
Marshall County Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for Herbert Himmler and Ella Strauch both of legal age in Wenona and Weona. Real estate transfers include Amelia J. Porch to Paul Miller and wife for lot 1 block 15 Smiths add to Lacon, Will H. Shelper to B. W. Renkins for lot 9 block 11 Venona, Gore Traub to Lloyd P. Aitchison for lot 8 block 66 Venona.
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Herbert Himmler
Wenona
Miss_Ella Strauch
Amelia J. Porch
Paul Miller
Smith’s
Lacon
Will H. Shelper
B. Wrenkins
City of Venona
Gore Traub
Lloyd P. Aitchison
City of Lacon
Probate Court Probate Notices and Hearings for Several Estates
Probate actions list hearings and filings for multiple estates including Charles Greenlee Richard Bowars Frank Krenz Charles J Hultgren Maria Palumbo Johanna Duden Henry Cemetery Henrietta Crank Delbert Mace minor Lavena Mace Ira Ong and related guardianship and adoption orders. Notices posted and published as required. hearings set for February 15 1932 and April 1932 terms. various entries of appearances waivers and bonds.
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Charles Greenlee
Edna Greenlee
Meissner
Richard Bowars
Frank Krenz
Charles J. Hultgren
Maria Palumbo
Henry Cemetery Association
Henrietta Crank
Delbert Eugene Mace
Lavena Mace
Joseph Mace
Ira M. Ong
Florence O. Grieves
Linnie M. Ong
Whitefield Social Round Adds to Shrine Hospital Visit
Whitefield residents attended the Rebekahs installation with guests from Bradford Morrison Oglesby and Chicago. Mr and Mrs J A Bell and Mr and Mrs Bert Harris of Bradford were among the attendees with Dr and Mrs Willett from Morrison visiting Henry area. Weekend guests included Harold Stout and family and the Harris and Harrison households.
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J. A. Bell
Bert Harris
Bradford
Whitefield
F. C. Willett
Morrison
Henry
Frank Ziegler
William Anderson
Harold Stout
Harry Harrison
John Harrison
Oglesby
Maddox
Kathryn True
Chicago
Chrystal
Shrine Hospital
Thomas F. Miller
Wyoming
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers Led by Deputy Edna Newman
Deputy Edna Newman and staff instal Noble Grand Cecelia Stapp Vice Grand Laura Anderson Recording Secretary Lucy Bean Financial Secretary Marie Ely Treasurer Edna Newman R N G Carrie Anderson R S V G Adam Carter Inner Guard Evelyn Burton Chaplain Brad Stapp Warden Maggie Spratt Conductress Hazel Carter Past Noble Grand Addie Seely Delegate to RSA Addie Seely.
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Rebekah Lodge
Edna Newman
Noble Grand
Cecelia Stapp
Laura Anderson
Lucy Bean
Marie Ely
Carrie Anderson
Adam Carter
Evelyn Burton
Brad Stapp
Maggie Spratt
Hazel Carter
Addie Seely
Black Locust Timber Benefits Highlighted by Forest Service
The United States Forest Service notes black locust as a four purpose tree. It provides timber for posts and other uses, resists erosion through strong rooting, produces nectar for high quality honey, and fixes nitrogen in the soil. It also adds beauty and shade.
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United States Forest Service
Magnolia Hometown Social Notes Spark Weekend Visits
Miss Mary Baker returns from Henry to reunite with family and friends. Local residents attend weekend visits across Veona La Rose Streator and Varna, including Hendrick Hefner, Hartman, Downey, Kidd, Schrader, and others. A hospital visit, a birth, and two finger injuries mark the community roundup of news.
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Mary Baker
Henry
Mattie. Evans
D. G. Judd
Nolan Evans
Wenona
John . Gimbal
Lloyd Gimbal
Jake Jaeggle
Hines
Granville
Margaret Kidd
Henrietta Hefner
LaRose
Wm. Scott
H. E. Hutton
Chicago
Orrel Hull
Gaylord Orrel
Walter Horton
Bernice
Berniece
al Schrader
South Pekin
Lu‘ella Downey
Mary. Piper
Edgar Lee
Sycamore
Doris
Streator Hospital
Mary Hartman
Virden
Harvey Hiatt
Streator
Cora Belle Phillips
Brown’s Business College
Mathilda Steffens
Arnold Steffens
John Schneider
Ralph Paxson
Bob Benson
Peoria
Aliee Piper
A. W. Dean
Gaylord
Henry Tuesy
Helen Nink
Ruth Patridge
Lorene Dean
Quinsy
Joe Strode
Elzy Strode
Lostant
George Haws
George Ellis
Gerhardt Steffens
Gaylord Dean
Roseville
Glenn Owen Haws
Charles Knight
Sallie Simpson
Bert Smith
Bessie McKirgan
Louise Phillips
Dorothy McKirgan
Ruby Taylor
John Dagner
la Rose
John McKirgan
J. S. Phillips
Max Hannum
Chillicothe
Eileen Stites
Alice Griffin
Faye’ Hiatt
Mararet Kidd and Sons
Harry Kidd
Henry Nader
Royal Neighbors Install Officers At Spring Meeting
The Royal Neighbors held an installation of officers on Wednesday with supper in the lower hall for about 60 members and guests. Mrs. Alice Hecht served as installing officer and the officers installed included Lulu Weathers as Oracle and Mary Ditman as Vice Oracle, with Mrs. Elsie Paxson and June Kidd also in key roles.
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Alice Hecht
Elsie Paxson
Ora Mathis
June Kidd
Oracle
Lulu Weathers
Mary Ditman
Josephine
Phillips
Goldie Eklund
Ora Brown
Mary Morris
Pearl Smalls
Margaret Dunn
Inner Sentinel
Maud Ray
Outer Sentinel
Ladies Bible Class Seeks New Year Program Notes
The Ladies Bible Class met at Mrs. Maude Chestnut’s home on January 20 for its monthly gathering. Miss Harriett Reymer spoke on the creation story from Genesis, offered thoughts on the fourth commandment, and read St. John 1 to 5. Mrs. Roberta Haws delivered selections during the New Year program.
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Maude Chestnut
Harriett Reymer
Roberta Haws
Reading Program Ends With Poems And A New Year Vow
Mrs Elizabeth Dagner presided as readings included A New Year s Vow and The Way of a Happy New Year by Mrs Susan Haws The Usurper and The Brook were read by Miss Harriett Reymer Life s Made-Up of Little Things was read by Mrs Maude Chestnut Miss Mary Hartman authored the poem enjoyed by all The evening closed with Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus and prayer followed by social hour A Valentine party is planned for Feb 17 at Mrs Elizabeth Dagner s home
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Elizabeth Dagner
Susan Haws
Maude Chestnut
Mary Hartman
Mary. Piper
Harriett Reymer
Jesus
Illnois Commerce Commission Orders Zell Brothers to Cease
Zell Brothers Transfer Company of Bloomington has been ordered to cease operations by the Illinois Commerce Commission. The firm runs daily truck services between Bloomington and Peoria and between Bloomington and Pontiac.
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Zell Brothers Transfer Company of
Bloomington
Peoria
Pontiac
Illinois Commerce Commission
Common carrier operation pending certificate from the commission
The text notes that an entity may act as a common carrier only after securing a certificate from the commission to operate, outlining the regulatory prerequisite for providing transportation services.
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Commission
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis shares a rheumatism relief and weight loss success with Kruschen Salts. He says one bottle cleared joint aches and helped him lose 22 pounds after starting a diet. The ad promises safe fat loss with a 4 week supply and money back guarantee.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
Kruschen
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Henry Republican
M.P. Press Association
G. P. Scott
Winfield Scott
Henry, Ill
Marshall County Court News
Rebekah
Magnolia
Hugh Travis
Charles P. Green
Carrie Weatherly
Osteopathic
Service Company of
Northern Illinois
A. E. Patton
Public Service Company OF
Larkin Food Stores
Larkin Food
Sunshine Graham Crackers
Larkin
Japan
Larkin Milk
Lee
Cans
Jar
Laromma
Old Southzers
del Monte
Crosby
del Monte Sauerkraut
Lge
Sniders Peas
Aunt Nellies Pease
Bisquick
Betty Crocker
Gold Medal Foods Inc
Minneapolis, Minn, Is
R. S. Bayne
W. L. Bayne
Henry,Illinois
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