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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
3
A collection of humorous observations and political barbs references Technocracy and Hoover, Insull, Congress and inflation. Light satire on current events and public figures with a folksy tone and playful dialect hints.
Pleasant Grove hosts a Barton Home Bureau unit gathering at the church annex with games a intricate jig saw puzzle relay races and refreshments. Attendees include Mrs Wm Harkness Mrs Geo Doole Leonard Diker Harold Harkness Earl Tenhouse Mildred Doole Mr and Mrs O A Lytle and many others. A separate visit to Quin cy featured birthday observances for Mrs Doole and Mr Henderson.
Local chatter cites a groundhog day joke as the month slows bank holidays. A rumored street storm on Main Street Dy night sparks talk of a campaign rally and a concert. Frank Graf reports a whaling congress and a cream volume tally. a joke about an upcoming minstrel show stirs chatter.
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