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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
2
The Bee announces a free Swap Column for farmer subscribers to trade items they have but cannot use for items they need. The column aims to connect farmers for useful trades at no cost to subscribers and starts with the first request for a swap.
On Main Street Sandy a crowd gathered Saturday with rumors of weapons and taxes. Sheriff Jukubes attended as rumors of impending feverish unrest circulated. A couple of crates were held on Main Street, and Frank Grafsez of the Democrats plans to visit March forth.
Lenore Linker and Leetha Weiwel were absent this week. The high school plans a March 17 performance of Aboard a Slow Train Through Mistoury. Juniors study money in Economics, History IIII Friday currents events, Sophomores geo test, Freshmen machines and labor saving devices. Basketball beat Jefferson of Quincy 33 to 29.
William Peter, a well known Adams County farmer, died at his home five miles east of Quincy on Route 105 after a week with pneumonia. Born June 12, 1884 near Payson, he lived on East Broadway five years. Surviving are his widow Agnes Gorman Peter two brothers Edward Quincy Charles Melrose Albert Melrose George Payson and two sisters Mrs Frank Daniels and Mrs Henry King of Quincy.
Mr and Mrs Herman Heberlein announce the birth of a son on February 23 1933 at their home. The child adds joy to the family as relatives share in the happy occasion.
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