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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1933
Page
1
The bank prides itself on steady service and a history of dependable leadership. It emphasizes earning depositors’ confidence through prudent management and long standing commitment to the community.
Clark and Susie Blank and Charles Clark married at Rev Brainard Brown's Baptist church in Quincy on Saturday at noon. Miss Mildred Longang and Mrs Esth Brown witnessed. They return to Liberty to reside on the Blank homestead east of Liberty with many congratulations from friends.
A meeting decided to form a local baseball team with Dr. Lummis as manager Bing Heubner as captain and Bud Nortz as secretary-treasurer A five team league will replace last summer's Triangle League and include Liberty Coatebury Camp Point Mendon and Golden They will play a 20 game series with one Sunday each month for independent games
The Rebekah Lodge sponsors a public bingo event at Odd Fellows Hall next Monday evening April 8. The 4 penny a game entry fee applies with a prize for each game and light refreshments will be served.
A kitchen shower was hosted in honor of Mrs Philip Balzer at Mrs Eve Riss home. The Evening featured prizes for Mrs Edna Bowers and Miss Hazel Wilkey, refreshments, and a playful bride and groom entrance by Freda Mae Pate and Kieth Necce with a wagon.
Father Scanlan brought a London Sunday Chronicle dated March 4 to the office. The paper mocked American holidays and called Americans bunk shooters and bootleggers. It blamed and insulted U S traditions and the nation’s power, noting debts and independence as points of contention.
Arthur Pond 51 of Liberty Saskatchewan was born June 28 1881 and died March 22. He served in the Spanish American War and was a member of the United Spanish American War Veterans Quincy Camp 122. He married Etta Lenora Wagner in 1906 and leaves three children a grandson and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church with military burial at Liberty cemetery by Quincy Camp 122 veterans.
The daughter of Martin and Charlotte Taylor she was born in Liberty township March 26 1871. Surviving are a sister Mire Laura B Heine Hannibal a brother Vinterce Taylor Danville ll three nieces and two nephews. The body was taken to Quincy for burial.
A political advertisement urging Liberty Township voters to elect George Vollmer as assessor in the April 4 Spring Election. It argues the assessor needs real estate knowledge, farming experience, and fair treatment for taxpayers, asserting Vollmer would safeguard neighbors and taxpayers alike.
A Taxpayers League meeting was convened Tuesday evening at the Opera House, inviting members to discuss local fiscal concerns and forthcoming budget items.
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