Liberty Business Men Set June 15 Sales Day With Street Entertainment
The Liberty Business Men's Association met at the bank on Thursday evening. The Public Improvement Committee was renamed Public Improvement and Roads. A big opening sales day with street entertainment was approved for Thursday, June 15 with free afternoon and evening events. More details will appear in a Bee special edition next week.
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Liberty Business Men’s Assn
Publi Improvement Committee
Business Men
Liberty platform dance kicks off Saturday night
A large platform dance will be held in Liberty on Saturday evening June 8 with a five piece orchestra providing the music. Citizens are invited to come to Liberty and dance on the big platform Saturday evening.
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Liberty
Liberty Beats Marceline 2 1 On Local Diamond
Liberty broke its jinx by defeating Marceline 2 to 1 before a small crowd. O Hare allowed six hits in six innings with eight strikeouts. Wear relieved and allowed no hits. Seals and Lierly battled for Marceline while Anderson caught for Liberty. Liberty hosts Hannibal next Sunday at home.
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Liberty
Marcelline
O’hare
Wear
Seals
Lierly
J.aberty
Anderson
Hannibal
H. S. Club Tour Planned by Liberty Community House
The Liberty Community House Science Club schedules its annual tour in Quincy on June 15. A noon basket dinner will be held at South Park. Sites include the Soldiers and Sailors Home the county jail the Herald Whig office and Heckenkamps hot house.
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Liberty Community Household Science Club
Quincy
South Park
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Herald Whig
Heckenkamps
Burton Community Club Holds June Meeting at Newtown
The Burton Community Club meets Friday evening June 2 at the Baptist church in Newtown with Roy Switzer hosting. Features include community singing led by Mrs Ed Hillebrenner a Texas information talk by Ray Wheeler music by Elmer Diker and Ruth sister a play The Man in the Green Shirt and other numbers refreshments by the Burton Home Bureau unit.
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Burton Community Club
Baptist Church
Newtown
Roy Switzer
Ed Hillebrenner
Tex
Ray Wheeler
Elmer Diker
Ruth
Man In the Green Shirt
Burton Home Bureau
Liberty Plans to Form a Community Band Official Notice
Plans progress to form a local band as part of the Liberty Business Men's Rest endeavor. A June 15 opening day event and entertainment are in focus. A Quincy professional who grew up in country towns says towns with bands spur growth, urging strong local support.
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Liberty Business Men’s Rest
Quincy
Liberty
Three Judges to Be Honored June 5 in Circuit
Three judges, Guy Williams of Havana A Clay Williams of Pittsfield and Fred Wolfe of Quincy, face unopposed re election. The public vote on Monday June 5 signals support for their long service in the circuit and high regard by the bar and community.
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Guy Williams
Havana
A. Clay Williams
Pittsfield
Fred Q. Wolfe
Quincy
Guy R. Williams
Pfanschmidt
Fred G. Wolfe
Liberty
Fred G. Wolters
Adams County Taxpayers League Studies County Costs
The Adams County Taxpayers League held a Columbus meeting to study county budget costs over the past three years. They report a rise in expenses despite efforts to cut school and township levies and pledge to push for government cost reductions at township, county, and state levels. The group has joined the state association and seeks broad official support.
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Adams County Taxpayers League
Columbus
Tax League
Adams County League
State Tax Association
General Assembly
Adams County Tax League
Bingland’s Trip to Liberty Cancelled Next Monday
De. Bingland will not make his trip to Liberty next Monday, canceling the planned visit.
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Bingland
Liberty
Attorney General Rules County Boards Must Issue Beer Licenses
Attorney General Otto Kerner declares counties cannot refuse beer licenses to dealers outside cities who meet the law. No statute gives boards of supervisors power to prohibit malt and vinous beverage sales. The rule mirrors the dance hall act, requiring county boards to grant licenses to conforming applicants.
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Otto Kerner
Boards of Supervisors
The White Slave Geisha Who Became a Countess
A sensational American Weekly feature charts the ascent of a Japanese geisha who rises to countess status, tracing her dramatic career from cinderilla like beginnings to high aristocracy through marriages and society intrigue.
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Cinderilla
Magasine
Next Snsdey
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Miss Esther Reid Ends Teaching Term at Downing Missouri
Miss Esther Reid, who has been teaching at Downing, Missouri, goes home for her summer vacation.
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Esther Reid
Downing, Mo
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Farmers Bank of Liberty
FORD
Hugh Ford
Liberty Motor CO
Home Owned
Liberty Store Company
Base
H. S. Club Tour
Burton
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Deering Rotary
Jua Laas
Klarner Implement CO
E.W. Pond
General Merchandise
Shell
Maine Street Garage
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