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Liberty Bee

Location

Liberty, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1933

Page

4

Main Street Fryed Chickun Picnic Notes

A quirky reminiscence on Main Street features fried chicken stalls, a fiddler quitting, editor Bill Allen cutting his hair, and a planned big picnic with cream balance and lemonade. References to Bud Noftes and Frank Graf appear in local banter about desserts and week’s cream sales.

Bill Dez Heez Awlson Bud Frank Graf Balune Timurz Gallunz

Pike County Fair Opens in Griggsville This Week

Local notes report cool weather and rain last week. The Pike County Fair is under way at Griggsville this week with visitors arriving for home folks and the big picnic next Thursday. Bettys and neighbors attend dances, parties, and all the community events amid a long list of names and local happenings.

Pike County Griggsville Marcelline Liberty Ella Renner Lucy Boren Brighton Lillie Baird Emma Miller Quincy Earl Welsh Winchester Jacksonville Goldie Fitch Chatham F. L. Horner The Missionary Society of the Christian Church Elizabeth Breckenridge Clayton Enterprise Oliver Schoenweis Litchfield Florence Lewton South Dakota C. J. Gorman Ed Uhland Russell Maud Uhland Breckenridge Uhland John Welsh Sr Floyd Stewart Andrew Gramke Dorothy Linnie Welsh John Welsh Roy Buskirk Maurice Robinson Ad Johnson Albert Flick Edw. Pracht Earl Higley

Route 105 Right of Way Ordered for County Road

The state highway department requires the county to secure the Route 105 right of way with no change in location. If immediate securing fails, condemnation proceedings must start. The road will not be federalized until completion as it does not connect two federal highways. Kellerville link is excluded while Payson to Beverly may enter the proposition.

State Highway Department Kellerville Payson Beverly

Big Beverly barn fire tops 15 years ago memories

On the Beverly scene a large barn belonging to Geo Hendricks burned. Waldo Frey sold his garage interest to Lewis Allen. Obituaries note Mrs Geo Blentlinger and Mrs Earl Sumter passing in August. Also: Niel Zehender promoted to sergeant in France and Pat Clark excelled at a Kansas City mechanics school.

Bee Annie Geo. Hendricks Beverly Waldo Frey Lewis Allen Geo. Blentlinger Earl Sumter Floyd Poke) Grubb France Phew Niel Zehender Seargeant Pat Clark Mechanics Kansas City Dr. Mercer California

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