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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
4
A cold snap across the region brought frosty mornings and flurries. Quail season opened with weekend gunfire. Farmers began corn shucking as towns discuss road work and local church revival continues. A child suffered burns from a home fire started by matches.
N F Fischer and family host visitors from Ponca City Oklahoma including Mrs Herbert Taylor and daughter Christabel formerly Miss Lottie Hess who left Liberty in 1885. An oyster supper at Walter Hillebrenner’s marked farewell to Mr and Mrs Howard Cunningham who moved to Quinty. Community members attended including Frey Longlett Neubauer Hofmeister and others. The Bee notes weekly special prices at E W Pond Liberty Store Co and that Main Street Garage now advertises for Liberty Motor Co. A boy was lightly injured after being struck by a car crossing near Main Street Garage. The W C T U held a Thanksgiving meeting at the Lutheran church with forty attendees and missionary society guests. Rev Cave will join the Brethren church and move to the Barnard farm west of Liberty. C O Frey and Carl Frey visited Harold Hofmeister and family.
The 1933-34 W C T A program notes motto For God Home and Every Land with President Mrs Marie Deege and Miss Agnes Reid sharing secretary duties. December topic Peace and Good Will includes roll call and quotations on peace led by Mrs Milton Hofmeister with hostess Mrs Frieda Hofmeister. A windstorm caused damage Sunday night and local families visited.
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