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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
4
Locals report a week of fair weather followed by rain on Saturday, yet dry spells strain water supply and typhoid warns. Pittsfield raises funds for a new shoe factory promising employment for over 700. Community band planned. Thanksgiving and church services noted. various family visits and local events listed.
Classified notice states available spaces for rent at the Liberty Motor Company. Tenant will lease an office and a parts room managed by L. B. Hessert. Includes potential access to automotive parts inventory and business facilities.
Mr and Mrs Will Barnard and daughter Jeanne of St Louis, with Mrs Mary Barnard and Miss Emma Miller, arrive in Liberty to see a muzzled Bee feature. The town notes a new water system at the Barnard home and nearby social visits including Mrs Hannah Koch with Mrs Clara Wilke. A Ferguson daughter is ill and general health is reported good.
Notice states hunting is strictly forbidden on the undersigned premises and will be prosecuted. Signatories include Ed Meaders, Mrs Addie Elliott, Edw Lutener, C V Uhland, Mrs C J Gorman. Others may add their name for 25 cents per year.
President Mrs. Marie Deege and Miss Agnes Reid host a December Roll Call with quotations on Peace. Leader Mrs. Milton Hofmeister and hostess Mrs. Frieda Hofmeister chair the event. A medical note cites Dr. Howard A. Kelly asserting alcohol harms health and has no medical use.
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