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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
4
Weather moderates toward spring as locals share theater plans and hometown news. Items include Miss Minstrels visiting Beverly, post office upkeep, injuries, moves, travels, sales, and school activities. Readers learn about basketball tourney dates, district games, auctions, and social gatherings across Liberty, Quincy, Alton, and nearby towns.
Notice states hunting is forbidden on the undersigned and will be prosecuted. Signatories Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler and Sons Edn Lutener. Name addition offered for 25 cents per year.
The 1932-33 program motto is For God Home and Every Land. President Mrs. Marie Deege Society, Mrs. Waldo Frey treasury Mrs. Dora Linnemeyer. March topic Child Welfare led by Mrs. Helen Cunningham. Hostesses Jeanne Wilkey Marie Viar. Roll call Benefits of Temperance to the Child. Total abstinence cited as preventing ruin and unemployment due to drink.
The McKee 4-H Baby Beef Club held its second meeting at Lyle and Meredith Witt's home on Saturday February 11 Officers elected for the year include President Delbert Cutforth Vice President James Padgett Secretary-Treasurer John Frey Pep Leader Roy Wycoff and Reporter Meredith Witt Four topics were discussed Mr McLean awarded the club a silver cup for another win and gave John Frey a gold medal for outstanding county service He is also among the state's top ten The meeting closed with songs and refreshments The next gathering will be March 11 at Lloyd Helmreich's home with Meredith Witt reporting.
Farmers learn to pick dairy breeds via public shows and sales. Proper preparation, feeding, and clothing boost appearance and value. Training to lead and stand carefully improves display and potential return at show or sale.
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