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Newspaper

Liberty Bee

Location

Liberty, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1933

Page

4

Devotional Service and Farewell Gatherings Reported

The article notes men furnishing devotional exercises at a Christian church Sunday evening and a farewell for Mrs Clyde Wilkey at the Diehl home Sunday afternoon with ice cream and cake. Attendees included the Wilkey, Viar, Scott, Mitchell, Swisher families, and others. some could not attend.

Geo. Diehl Clyde Wilkey Ernest Viar Harold Scott W. D. Mitchell Enoch Swisher Wade Williams Bernard F. Sweiell

Barn Season Offer for Mare with Foal and Colt

Insurance terms set at 5 dollars for mare with foal and colt to stand and suck. If mare is parted with the owner forfeits insurance and all money becomes due immediately. Oscar Diehl is listed as Owner and Keeper.

My Barn Liberty Illinois

Notice to Hunters on Private Premises

Notice is hereby given that hunting is strictly forbidden on the premises of the undersigned and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the laws Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler & Sons Edw Lutener Any one may add his name to this list for 25 cents per year.

Ed Meaders Ed Clark Henry Spangler & Sons Lutener

Flower Mission Topic Highlighted by 1932 33 Ww.c. T A

The program notes focus on Flower Mission with President Mrs Marie Deege Secretary Mrs Waldo Frey and Treasurer Mrs Dora Linnemeyes. Committee members include Mrs Grace Hofmeister Mrs Ada Frey Mrs Emma Clary Mrs Marie Viar and Leona Heberlein. Alva Lierle attended a Shell convention at St Louis last week.

Marie Deege Waldo Frey Dora Linnemeyes Grace Hofmeister Ada Frey Emma Clary Marie Viar Leona Heberlein Alva Lierle Shell St. Louis

Local Delights and Family News from Quincy Area

Adams reports Mr and Mrs Joe Elliott returning home after visiting Mrs Mae Elliott. Born to Delbert and family a son, Robert Lee, on May 18. Mrs Ben Hanks of Peoria visiting at John Banlow's. Ray Sims family hosted visitors. Many attended Seymour high school's Baccalaureate at Payson.

By Merritt Quincy Bee Lutheran Church Delbert Linnemeyer William Leapley John Leapley McKee Township Davidson Joe Elliott Mae Elliott Delbert Watkins Robert Lee Ben Hanks Peoria John Banlow Ray Sims Sue Earl Sims Seymour High School Payson Melvin Scranton Fay Sims Alma Wincham Newtown School Earl Wells Rockport Clarence Linthicum Plainville Otis Wells Lawrence Boyer Mia Cora McKenna Ed Boyer Huntington

Ascension Day service at Zion Lutheran Church noted

Zion Lutheran Church announces 8 P M Ascension Day service open to the public. A choir is forming under choirmaster Mrs. Gerald Frey and Pastor Kunkle with rehearsals each Tuesday. A May 17 reception honored Pastor Kunkle with about 150 attendees and a village shower for the parsonage larder.

Zion Gerald Frey Kunkle Zion Lutheran Church

Camp Point defeats Liberty 10 to 4 in baseball clash

Camp Point beat Liberty 10 to 4 as Camp Point collected 16 hits while Liberty had 9. Pittman led Camp Point with a 1.000 average and Padgett had three hits in four at bats for Liberty. Each side committed three errors. Camp Point batteries were Vollbracht and Beckett. Liberty batteries were Wear Whitney and Lierly. Next Sunday Camp Point travels to Marcelline at Diehl Park.

Camp Point Liberty Pittman Padgett Vollbracht Beckett Wear Whitney Lierly Marcelline Diehl Park

Mitchells Spend Sunday With Diehls

W D Mitchell and family spent Sunday with George Diehl and family, sharing a day of rest and fellowship.

W. D. Mitchell George Diehl

Fowler merchant Fred W Gray dies at home

Fred W Gray an insurance man and merchant of Fowler and known in Liberty died of heart trouble Sunday morning at two o'clock Funeral services were held at the Christian church at Fowler Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock

Fred W Glay Fowler Liberty The Christian Church

Heart of Oak P S This is an unusually good individual

A brief note highlights a pupil described as unusually good at Heart of Oak Public School, praising notable conduct and scholastic promise. The item emphasizes commendation of a single student by teachers or staff.

P.S

Kerner to file new sales tax bill for legislative aid

Attorney General Otto Kerner will present to Gov. Henry Horner a new occupational sales tax measure drafted to satisfy Illinois Supreme Court rulings. The proposed 3 percent tax would fund the general revenue and allow legislative appropriations, with farmers sales and motor fuel not exempted as before. Lloyd Wagner loses a valuable mare Friday.

Otto Kerner Henry Horner Illinois Supreme Court General Revenue Fund

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