The Bee 1934 plans centennial Liberty edition
The Bee announces a 1934 volume to celebrate Liberty's 100th anniversary featuring a town history from 1822 to present and a history of each pioneer family. The issue runs through January 1 1934 with scrap-book clippings, subscriptions offer free 1933 issues, and Outdoor Girl product incentives. Prices are 1 year for $1.00 or 2 or more at 75 cents each.
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Liberty Bee
Village of
Liberty
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School News Highlights from Junior to Freshman Notes
Absent last week were Russell Heine Fay Davis and John McClintock. LHS basketball faces Loraine on December 8. Geography maps and volleyball games feature in class. Honor rolls list multiple juniors sophomores and freshmen with grades A to B. Achievement Honor Roll names appear with standings and eligibility rules. Freshman Algebra and English lessons mix with science microscope plans. Intermediate notes report absences and improved basketball court. November honor roll spans eighth seventh sixth and fifth grades with several honorable mentions.
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Russell Heine
Fay Davis
John McClintock
LHS
Loraine
Adams Families Spend Thanksgiving Visit On Holidays
Maude Hartrick Adams and Roy Mitts with family visited in Warsaw and Plainville as Grant Earl Wells and Clarence Linthicum families hosted gatherings. Quincy guests included Orville Bailey and Mr. Otis Wells at Thanksgiving. eleven Adams residents were ordered to report for work in Quincy Monday.
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Roy Mitts
Warsaw
Grant
Guy Earl Wells
Clarence Linthicum
Plainville
Orville Bailey
Quincy
Frank Wellman
Wm. Boyer
Ursa
Lawrence Boyer
H. B. Harkness
Otis Wells
Allie Pullman
Adams
Neubauer's Bridge Party Delights Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Wilson Neubauer hosted a Friday evening bridge gathering with a two course luncheon. Albert Pond and Mrs Otis Spangler won prizes among a list of guests including Mr and Mrs Harold Scott Mr and Mrs Otis Spangler Mr and Mrs Albert Pond Mr and Mrs Cecil Kline Mr and Mrs Earl Longlett Miss Maxine Enlow Miss Alberta Longlett Everett Spangler and Floyd Spangler.
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Wilson Neubauer
Bridge
Albert Pond
Otis Spangler
Harold Scott
Cecil Kline
Earl Longlett
Maxine Enlow
Alberta Longlett
Everett Spangler
Floyd Spangler
Earl Welsh Family Spends Thanksgiving at Meredosia
Earl Welsh and his relatives shared Thanksgiving with Herbert Bland and his family in Meredosia.
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Earl Welsh
Herbert Bland
Meredosia
Death of Edmond Pottle Ties Pleasant Grove Kin
Pleasant Grove relatives report the death of Edmond Pottle son of Lovejoy and Clara Pottle. He lived in Los Angeles and his elder son is with the Pottle & Pottle law firm. His twin sister is Mrs Nelle Dunn of New Jersey.
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Edmond Pottle
Lovejoy
Clara Pottle
Pottle
Los Angeles
Pottle &Pottle
Nelle Dunn
New Jersey
E. N. Wheeler
Livingston School
Mrs. Reynolds
Sheffield
Memories and Notices From The Bee Archive
A front page reminiscence recalls a government publicity director praising newspapers for war efforts. It notes Adams County Exemption Board members’s farewell at Hotel Quincy, marriages of Robert Boyer and Ruth Lines and Clarence Fischer and Alice Beckman, a Thanksgiving wedding, a December snowfall, Golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Balzer, the death of Mrs. Shultz, Anna Weisenburger’s passing, and a wartime epitaph about William Jay.
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Steve Lawless
Adams County Exemption Board
Quincy
Robert Boyer
Ruth Lines
Clarence Fischer
Alice Beckman
Daniel Balzer
C. F. Shultz
Adam Lentz
Anna Weisenburger
Sterling
Ill
William Jay
Main Street Parade and Government Committee Shuffle
A strange report from Maine Street notes Jon Macman and Karl hev bia servin on the government entertainment munt committee amid a Main Street parade each morning as workers head to jobs. Lee Cirkel plays a role in the gud shepherd plot affecting several men. The board of supervisors meets this week. Frank Grafsez supports Santy Clawz releases. About 102 customers bought 360 gallons of kreem last week, suggesting a holiday vibe.
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Jon Macman
Karl Hev Bia Servin
Guvermunt Enturtane Munt Komitey
Lee Cirkel
Frank
Appraisers Assess Late Annie’s Personal Property
Tom Eckhoff Ed Tenhouse and Henry Vollmer appraised the personal property of the late Annie on Monday.
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Tom Eckhoff
Ed Tenhouse
Henry Vollmer
Annie
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Mildred Hunsaker
Dorothy Witt
Leetha Wiewel
Merle Lierle
William Anderson
John Hofmeister
Imogene Keller
Richard Kircher
Maxine Ferguson
Lucille Gramke
Marian Oberling
Mildred Diker
Bernice Blank
Rachel Redman
Leetha Wiewer
Dale Wirth
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LaVerne DeWitt
Allen Easley
Rose Welsh
Capitola Putz
George Schmalshot
Robbie Graff
Bobbie Ferguson
Lowell Hofmeister
Paul Beringer
Aldo Hofmeister
Clara Gramke
Keith Ferguson
Elmer Akers
Junior Enlow
Florence Evelyn Pracht
Ralph Roe
Westinghouse
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Good Housekeeping
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Pleasant Grove
Winifred Lytle
Burton Community Club
Paul Meyer
Tandy School
Joan Tandy
Inez Beckman
Evylyn Schmidt
Farm Bureau
Roy Schmidt
Bridget
Hull
Fay Sims
Golden Teahouse
Jesse E. Kline
Geo. C. Dean
Walter Frey
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