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Liberty Bee

Location

Liberty, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

4

Local notes mix weather, sales, and small-town news

Fair but cooler week. James Padgett sells grand champion steer for 61 cents per pound while world champ brings 1.30. CWA substation closes. Quincy office to handle duties. Bank installs burglar proof safe. Reminder to submit news by Monday noon. Opera house party for Christian Endeavor ends delightfully. Local dealers attend Peoria convention.

California CWA James Padgett Quincy McMahon Car Payson-Kingston Road The Christian Endeavor Opera House Walter Kramer Delbert Linnemeyer State Implement Dealers Peoria Job Press Bill

Christmas Candies and Local News From Liberty

Horner's for Christmas Candies notes. James Ellis learns a nephew died in Augusta. Families of Welsh and Clark clans gather in Quincy and Francesville. Ruth Simon on sick list. Alice Amen visiting Quincy relatives. Pearl Robinson mourns nephew James Turner. Several locals attend Charlie Graff funeral in Quincy. Masonic officers elected. correction on Annie Rice appraisal. Beards town sermons at 40 hour devotion. Mrs Lawless renews subscription to The Bee.

James Ellis Augusta James Welsh Elmer Welsh Everett Welsh Linnie Welsh Quincy Maggie Witherow Edina Dorothy Stewart John Welsh Sr Ruth Simon Alice Amen Pearl Robinson James Turner Orville Turner Francesville Ind Eugene Clark Patrick Clark C. E. Clark Edmund Clark Frank Deege Bee Liberty Charlie Graff Marie Clark Ed Clark Cecil Witt Warren Baughman Masonic Lodge Tom Eckhoff Ed Tenhouse Henry Vollmer Annie Rice Father Scanlan Beardstown Anna Lawless The

Notice to Hunters on Gorman Property

Property owner Mrs. C. J. Gorman prohibits hunting on her premises and will prosecute violators. The notice invites others to join the list for 25 cents per year.

C. J. Gorman

1933 34 Program Ww.c. T. A. Motto

December topic Peace and Good Will. Roll Call Quotations on Peace led by Mrs. Milton Hofmeister with hostess Mrs. Frieda Hofmeister. President Marie Deege and Miss Agnes Reid cochair. secretary and treasurer named. Lincoln remark cited on government finances and liquor tax burden shifted to workers families under new plan.

Marie Deege Agnes Reid Waldo Frey Treas Dora Linnemeyer Milton Hofmeister Frieda Hofmeister Lincoln

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