Notice of Estate Admin Appointment in Marshall County
Legal notice states Nellie Conrad filed March 12 1936 in Marshall County Illinois for administrator of the estates of William Gannon and Edward Gannon based on death presumptions. A hearing is set for April 6 1936 at 10 o clock, with attorneys Pred W Potter and Walter C Overbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesse
Nellie Conrad
Marshall Counity
Illinois
illiam—Gannon
William Gannon
Marshall County
W. R. Broadus
Potter
Walter C
Overbeck
Tinos
Edward Gannon
Marshallounty
Iainois
Henry Area Notes and Social Roster From Local Paper
The column lists numerous social visits and guests in Henry including Hazel Pierson of Putnam with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Brown of Wenona, and many others from Peoria to Galesburg. It mentions the WLS Barn dance program at the gym, with performers like the Apple Knockers and Prairie Ramblers, and notes illness and hospital visits, church activities, a Mayo Clinic trip, and an aluminum demonstration at the Benefield home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Hazel’ Pierson
Putnam
Winship
Julius Brown
Wenona
Henry
Kate Longman
J. S. Harrington
Tiskilwa
Jesse Sleater
Prairie Ramblers
Minoak
Lacon
Joe Renaldie
Toluca
van Lanahan
Clara Fraden
Peoria
Hutchins
A. Nanni
Peru
R. A. Thomason
William Shaw
J. A. Robertson
My's
Edna—Jefferies
Vernon Meade
Norman Barnes
Charles Hofer
W. M. Kaliher
Herman Hofer
Albert Heinrich
Herbert Pace
Sparland
M. B. Sparr
Edward Mattern
Ed. Mattern
Eddle
Mary
Ann
Clarence
Fountain
Harry Newman
Henry Hospital
Roy Steele
Lincoln
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Theodore Kaiser
John Kruwel
Owen Allen
C. A. Pratt
Emma Reid
Carl Johnson
Galva
Kenneth Johnson
Thomas Rear
Joan Potts
Jay Magoon
Jacon
Pearl Sterrett
J. H. Benefie
William Barry
Forrest Wood
A. M. Ault
Winfield Scott
Shratoga M. E. Church Social and Comedy Night
Rev. R N Johnstone leads worship at 9 30 am with Sunday school at 10 30 am A church social is planned Monday evening March 23 followed by lunch The Wide Awake class stages Bridges of the Poultry Yard a 23 act comedy at 8 00 pm at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shratoga M. E. Church
R.N. Johnstone
Briges of
Veteran Bureau Druggist M. J. Welsh Dies at 75
Michael J. Welsh, 75, a pioneer in Bureau since 1899 and charter Modern Woodmen of America member, died after a paralysis stroke. He founded the first dry goods store in the area, served as school district treasurer, and leaves four children and four grandchildren. Funeral held at St. Francis Catholic Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Welsh
Bureau
Modern
Woodmen of America
Leepertown
Mr. Welch
St. Louis
James
Mary—Kennedy Welch
West Pyre
Wis
Meyfood
Bureau Lunction
Felice Martin
Chicago
Dorene Renck
Lucy Welch
Princeton
Bess Kelly
St. Francis Catholice Church
Louis Dougherty
Greenwood Cemetery
Spring driving safety warning from Secretary Hughes
Secretary Edward J. Hughes urged motorists to concentrate on driving as spring weather tempts care free attitudes. He cited high accident rates in mild conditions due to inattention and speed and urged vigilance for children at play and parental responsibility to warn children away from streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Hughes
Huphos
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
United States
Hughe
Comedians at Center of Talk on Actors and Charity
A group of men including a celebrated comedian discussed actors their qualities and weaknesses. A non professional remarked that actors are always charitable despite foibles. The comedian protested that anyone would defend a fellow actor if given a chance.
Prairie area social and church notes highlight births and visits
Mr and Mrs Glyde Aman and son were guests at William Smiths. Earl Easter and wife welcome a son Phillip Ferman born at Peoria M E hospital. Families visited, clubs met as neighbors attended a basketball game and The Country Doctor film. An open home bureau meeting at the M E church next Tuesday will feature Public Service Company of Northern Illinois representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyde “Aman
William Smith
Wilfred Webber
William Routh
Mr. Routh
Elizabeth
Earl Easter
The
M.E. Hospital
Peoria
Phillip. Ferman
Herman ‘Root
Lester Leigh
Easter
Oliver Leigh
Tommy
Avon
Wilbur-Root
Galesburg
E. R. Leigh
Amyn- Kehlenbach
Lewis Root
L. E. Root
Eugene Collins
Carl Webber
Leland Aitchison
M. E. Church
Public Service Company of
Northern
Ilinois
Hastings Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Hastings observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering. The event featured green and silver decor, a cafeteria style dinner, and a mock wedding. Notable attendees included Hastings family and friends from Sparland Chillicothe Washburn Dunlap Toluca and Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hastings
Hugh Hastings
Me Hastings
Sparland
Maude Carver
Gladys
Chillicothe
George Hastings
Wilbur Hastings
Varna
Gudson Fon
Washburn
Harry McClure
Toluca
Leonard* Rickey
Dunlap
George Rickey
Fecily
Harold Rickey
Dixon
Emery Tribble
Harry
Lee Peugh
Lee Peagh
Robert
Roland Blackwell
James Madison
Ernest Summitt
Conrad Booner
Charles Scoon
Fred Herridge
Frank Wilson
Harry Gallup
R. Tl. Moniervind
Miss Brokaw
Miss Holten
Social notes from local residents visit family and friends
Mr and Mrs Curtis Herkite e and son Donny visited at the Scaggs home Sunday afternoon. Jim Jr and Ben Ransom dined with Mr and Mrs Raymond Shirley. Edwin honored by many calls at Tours Hofel home. Clara Wabel helped Mary Stadel celebrate a birthday. George Delly visited Walter Miller and family. Robert Stadel ill with infected ear. Walter Miller and Mrs Bruce Bauter made Peoria calls. Relatives viewed Just's remains in Peru. Dora Etscheid and Stadel sisters attended a conference in DeKalb. Mrs Clarence Frazier and Mrs Raymond Heininger visited Jos Stadel and Agnes Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis—Herkitee
Donny
L. L. Scaggs
Jim Jr
Ben Ransom
Raymond Shirley
Tours Hofel
Edwin
Winifred Wabel
Mary Stadel
George Delly
Walter Miller
Robert Stadel
Walter Wood
Chas. A. Wood
Henry
Eugene
Marguerite Stadel
DeKalb
Clarence Frazier
Raymond Heininger
Jos. Stadel
Agnes
O Mahoney World Champion Set for Peoria Wrestling
World champion Danno O Mahoney headlines a Peoria wrestling event at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday March 19 facing Olaf Olsen Swedish champion in a one hour title scrap. Prelims at 8 30 tickets 65 cents 1 20 and 1 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Majestic Theatre
Peoria
Danno O'Mahoney
Tractor
O’mahoney
Olaf Olsen
Bee Hive
Keenan
Peoxia
Jim Landos
Danno
McCoy
O'Mahoney
Dick Shikat
Shikat
Illinois Farm Aid Outlays By A A A In 1988
The Agriculture Adjustment Administration spent 57 755 649 37 in Illinois from the start of the A A A through December 31 1988. Of this total 869 600 19 covered administrative costs and 56 886 049 18 went to rental and benefit payments. Illinois cotton, wheat, tobacco, corn hog and sugar payments are listed with specific amounts. Total U S rental and benefit payments to farmers reached 1 108 822 870 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
H. H. Alp
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Winiter
AAA
Agriculturel _ Adjustment administration
A. A
United States Department of Agriculture
National Emergency Council
United States
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Ae Auehs
Raavertista
Pas Br Bros
Fqariamiry- Lagend
Bissel
Bruce Peeter
Crosley
Ake
John—Wvunl
Adelie
Animal” Disposal Co
Offield
Francis Keegatr
Putnam, Illinois
Frenry
USA
Bruce-Bauter
Hunter Lammber Company
Watercott’s
J. Watercott & Co
Sleater
Duke Bro
J. N. Colby
Granville
Hunter Lumber” Company
Henry, Sparland
Benrietta Downey
M. J. Welsh
Veteran Bureau
Crow Mead
Penney’s
Llen
Fast
Ad Sa
Se Soha
CB. Bag
Hamilton
Wheaties
Sunnyfield
A&p
Basater
del Monte
del Monte Bartlett
Maxwell House Coffee Sandrita Cleanser
Arderican Family
A&p Food Stor
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