Business Men to Hold April Meeting
The Liberty Business Men’s Association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the lower rooms of the Farmers Bank on Thursday evening April 27. The group, formed after an April meeting at the Hunsiker restaurant to discuss sales tax, invites all Liberty business and professional men to join. Members are urged to bring suggestions to help Liberty and vicinity and to attend to strengthen the organization.
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Liberty Business Men’s Association
Farmers Bank
Hunsiker
Liberty
Heckenkamp Plans Road for County
Representative Jos Heckenkamp has introduced a road bill in the state legislature to build a hard road from Clayton through Kellerville to Plainville. The route would connect with Route 105 creating a cross country link aiding travel and avoiding Quincy, a proposal welcomed by The Bee.
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Jos. Heckenkamp
Clayton
Kellerville
Plainville
Quincey
The
Bee
Rep. Heckenkamp
Editorial on the difficult role of a school director
After twelve years in teaching and six as director, the piece argues the school director role is powerful yet thankless and often misused. It urges directing for child-centered education, warns against nepotism and factionalism, and calls for prudent use of director powers to avoid fights and protect students.
The Extraordinary Endurance of the Human Body
The American Weekly explores how man outmatches The Animals in adaptability to sudden changes, highlighting human resilience in a feature distributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Taxpayers Meet Liberty Taxpayers League at Opera House
The Liberty Taxpayers League held a meeting in the opera house with Ed De fitt chairing. Directors from Liberty township discussed school taxes and levies, noting $10,000 in the treasury unneeded and unused and urging only necessary levies to cut taxes.
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Liberty Taxpayers League
Opera House
Ed Defitt
Albert Flick
Liberty Township
Special Board Meeting Set on Sales Tax Funds and Coroner Vacancy
A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors is called for Monday April 94 at 10 o clock. The board will decide if the 8 percent sales tax funds should fund school purposes or aid unemployed Adams County residents. Also to be filled is the coroner vacancy created by Louis Tersliners death with the appointee serving until the next county election.
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Board of Supervisors
Adams County
Louis Terlisner
The
Quincy Times
Burton 4-H Notes Forgetmenot Club Meeting
The Forgetmenot 4-H Club of Burton township met at the Sims home with Miss Mary Switger presiding. Topics covered include Breeding Baby Chicks by Virginia Nesbitt Standard Breeds of Poultry by Mildred Doole and Gate of Growing Lambs by Dean Sine. Fay Sime led recreation. 21 members now belong.
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Burton Township
Dean
Melvin Sims
Mary Switger
Virginia Nesbitt
Mildred Doole
Dean Sine
Fay Sime
No Change in P. M's Under Civil Service
An early radio announcement reported Postmaster General Farley stating no changes are planned for postmasters under civil service. He said the Democratic Party has long respected civil service and efficient postmasters would not be disturbed, with Liberty post office presumed affected due to civil service status.
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Farley
Democratic Party
Liberty Post Office
Community Club Meets at Opera House in April
The Community Club will hold its April meeting at the opera house on Monday evening April 24. Harold Hofmeister L. B. Hessert and Wade Williams appointed on the serving committee. Local minstrels plan to entertain the Shiloh community club Thursday evening. Hog cholera appears in this part of the county.
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Opera House
Harold Hofmeister
L. B. Hessert
Wade Williams
Shiloh Community Club
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Liberty Store Company
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John Deere
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Shell
Maine Street Garage
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