Local notes and social items from Logsals area
Logals notes cover community events including visits by Quincy residents Jos Lipps and the Freys, attendance at Carthage homecoming, CCC acceptances for Elmo Graff and Vivian Welton, injuries from a hitching rack fall, and Orville Mayfield funeral. Also mentions St Brigid church improvements, a Hallowe en party at Hickory Grove, banking students in Quincy, a wedding anniversary, W C T U play receipts, All Souls Day observations, and Carthage College homecoming attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Grove
Alice Clark
John Ogle
Virgil Taylor
Opera Hous
St. Brigid Church
Kunkle
Merle Graff
Carl Frey
Carthage College
Noftz Brain Sandwiches and a Full Line of Other Sandwiches
Noftz offers a range of brain sandwiches along with a full lineup of other creations. The menu highlights novelty offerings and classic varieties aimed at curious diners.
No Hunting Signs Featured in Want Column Pricing
The Bee reports new No Hunting signs in colors with Want Column prices. Attendees at Carthage College home-coming included Mr and Mrs Wilson Neubauer. A local agricultural meeting drew about 200 at the opera house with the St Brigid ladies serving a generous meal for church improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bee
Wilson Neubauer
Carthage College
Kunkle
W. H. Ellerbusch
Quincy
Gertie Hunsaker
Bushnell
A. F. Heiss
Courtney Drake
Springfield
Floyd Horner
Opera House
Chicago
St. Brigid
W C T U Motto and Leaders For Thanksgiving Service
The 1933-34 W C T U program centers on the motto For God Home and Every Land with President Mrs Marie Deege and Mrs Waldo Frey among leaders. The November topic is Thanksgiving Service hosted at the Lutheran Church with Mrs Harold Hofmeister Mrs Marie Deege and Mrs Frieda Frey in charge. About 3000 Michigan youths gathered in Lansing to oppose repealing the bone-dry law. Archie Zumstag and family and Francis St John visited Adam Lentz's home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bee
Jos. Lipps
Quincy
A. R. Frey
Geralderty
Joan
Carthage
Dan Vollmer
Harold Hofmeister
Marie Deege
the Union
Frieda Frey
Lutheran Church
Michigan
Lansing
Archie Zumstag
Francis St. John
Adam Lentz
Redman Spends Weekend with Diehl
Rachel Redman spent the week end with Rosalea Diehl, sharing time and conversation at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Redman
Rosalea Diehl
Mitchell family galled at the Gee Died home
W. D. Mitchell and his Clayton family suffered a fatality at home on Sunday afternoon. Details are sparse but the incident prompted local inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mitchell
Clayton
Gee
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Maine Street
Illinois
Liberty
Quincy Taxi
Keller & Johnson’s
Franklin House
Alfred Taylor
Tshee
America
IZA
Keller & Johnson
Philips
Philler
C .E. Lierle
Phill
Phillips
co_LOR PRINTING
Dudley Scott
Allen
Clarence, Mo
Elmo Graff
Vivian Welton
CCC
Paul Beringer
Orville Mayfield
Kellerville
Alta Deeter
Virgil Wingit
Illinois National Guard
Harrisburg
Roy Linnemeyer
St. Brgid
Jesse KE. Kline
Earl Longlett
Illinois Bankers’ Institute
Putz
Kline
DR. A. 0
Howd
Osteopathic
Noftz
K. W. Ringland
Illinois State Bank Bldg
Quincy, Illinois
E. O. Lummis
Liberty, Illinois
Kodak Film
Janesville
Wisconsin
Ed Meaders
Addie Elliott
C. J. Gorman
C. V. Uhland
Ed Clark
Fait
Joana
Liberty Bee
Sr Aesaos
Household Magazine
Gentlewomen Magazine
Crortal Review
Yarcan
Country Home
the Farm Journal
Nyo da
R.F.D
Frey
Son
Washington
Pathfinder
Wm. J. Kill
Roy McCaskill
Lige McBride
Pike County
Waldo Frey Dora Linnemeyer
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