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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
1
The Business Men's Association moves their big spring opening and street entertainment to Saturday June 17 to avoid conflicts. Home talent will perform all afternoon and evening starting at 2 PM. The Bee will publish a special edition next week with full event details.
The Community Club met Tuesday evening May 30 at the opera house. Supper was provided by the Household Science club. Officers were retained and the club plans a vacation until fall when it will reorganize along different lines.
A Saturday night dance is announced at the Liberty venue featuring both square and round dances to suit all dancers. The same orchestra will provide the music, and attendees are warmly invited to enjoy the evening.
In a local game on Sunday the Liberty team faced Hannibal with Lierly relieved in the sixth by Graff due to an injured battery. Bill Harris and Stewart played for Hannibal. Mendon visits next Sunday, while Coatsburg, after a Sunday win, now leads the league.
The Missionary Society of the Lutheran church holds its annual festival on the church lawn Wednesday evening June 7. Good music will be provided and refreshments including ice cream strawberries cake sandwiches and more will be served. CORDIAL invitation to attend with friends for a delightful evening.
The Carthage born jurist was elected three years ago from the Fourth Judicial District, which includes this county. The Bee thanks readers for weekly news tips as it plans a grand new subscriber offer to be announced next week for June 17 sales day. The Household Befence club met Tuesday evening May 30 with talks by Rev. Taylor and Father Scanlan on the Memorial program.
Local business leaders and road committee finalize signings for route sections 106 and 107 dedications at Liberty and Pike County officials. Illinois awaits Federal aid for road construction to complete Route 105 while donors listed include Carl Henning Henry Babcock and State Street Bank among others.
The church marks Trinity Sunday with worship and a choir anthem at 11 oclock. Sunday evening includes the Church School Children’s Day program with music. The Women's Missionary Society hosts a church lawn ice cream social Wednesday evening with orchestral music.
Vacation Church School progresses with 94 total enrollment of 73 pupils and 21 teachers. Daily attendance averages 83 and a meeting at Lutheran church Friday at 8 o clock will illustrate the work. Corrections list helpers and teachers including Marian Graff Lenore Linker Freda Linker Roberta Noftz Hazel Wilkey.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Cloyd Schmalshof on Saturday June 8 1988. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chastes Tourneur on Monday June 5 1938.
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