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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
2
Sired by an imported stallion and foaled by a high bred Percheron mare. Will make the season of 1933 at my broodmare. Terms: six dollars to be paid with foal and colt to stand and nurse. Wm J Kil, Owner and Keeper.
Pleasant Grove hosts the Handy Kitchen Maids 4-H Club meeting on June 13 at Mrs R Lytle’s home. The program covered year plans, flour types discussed by Mildred Doulk, quick beads by Mary Swizer’s group, and Lucile Switzer outlined keeping personal record books. Attending were leaders Arthur Wells and Mrs Lytle, Einsteth Wells, Geradin e Barkoess, Mary Swiger, Mildree Doole, Lucile Switzer, and John Page who departs Saturday for Chicago to visit the Century of Progress.
Elmer Totsch assists in care for Maya Hadrick who is seriously ill. Tommy Watkins suffers a bruised body. Ed Menke of Quincy hosted Otis Wells and family. Jim McKenna from Peoria visited with his wife and children returning home with relatives. Delbert Watkins sprained an ankle. Plainville visitors and Hannibal relatives linked to local games.
Henry Wagner formerly of Liberty died Monday after 1 PM at Eleventh and Kentucky streets in Quincy after being seen to falter. He had visited sister Louise Zimmerman since January 8 and had not been in good health. Surviving are sisters Hanna Cutforth Mary Hesert and Louise Zimmerman and brother Louis Wagner. Funeral held Wednesday at Beck funeral home with burial at Greenmount Cemetery. Out of town attendees included relatives from Chicago Liberty and Sacramento California.
James B. Baum of the American Bankers Association Protective Department urges customers to guard savings passbooks blank and cancelled checks against theft. He notes that stolen blanks are the chief stock in trade for forgers and advocates alarms and state police protection to reduce bank holds ups and theft nationwide.
The Gray Swan Bathing Pool at Siloam will open for the season next Saturday June 10 and operate every afternoon except Mondays and Tuesdays. It features pure sparkling spring water running over a broad sandy bottom for a half mile and delivers a refreshing plunge at the right temperature.
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