Liberty Bee 1934 to feature town history and pioneer families
The Liberty Bee announces a 1934 centennial year edition plan to publish a town history from 1822, plus detailed histories of pioneer families, residences, businesses, and descendants. The project aims to cover the entire township and begin in January, with 52 issues to scrapbook for a complete record. Subscriptions for 1933 issues are offered free to new subscribers, plus Outdoor Girl products, with special holiday pricing in advance: one year for $1.00, two or more $0.75 each.
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Liberty Bee
Village of
Liberty
The
Bee
Good Housekeeping
Liberty High School News Highlights and Absences
Junior Notes list absentees Mil dred Hunsaker Elmer Beringer Jerald Williams Fay Davis and report on algebra graphs. Sophomores discuss Agriculture silos and silage with experiments and project writeups. The basketball team lost to La Prairie 23 to 13 in a season opener. Freshman notes praise Georgia Elliott and discuss birds and test review amid hopes for better grades. Intermediate notes cover reading tests and several absences with short class updates.
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Mildred Hunsaker
Elmer Beringer
Jerald Williams
Fay Davis
Liberty High School
la Prairie
la Prairie High
Georgia Elliott
Lillian Williams
Pleasant Grove Party Honors Mrs Parmalee at Pleasant Grove
Mrs Anna Parmalee enjoyed a surprise day planned by her daughter Mrs J T Me Clintock in Pleasant Grove with friends including Mrs Will Muder Mrs R N Wheeler Mrs Will Koch and others. A Thanksgiving chicken supper with all trimmings will be served at Pleasant Grove church Wednesday at six. Supper price is 35 cents.
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Anna Parmalee
J. T. Me.Clintock
Will Muder
R. N. Wheeler
Will Koch
Jacob Muder
Merle Koch
Campbell
Campbell and Little Son, Mrs. Roy Switzer, and Mrs. Chas. Lytle
Pleasant Grove
Richfield PTA Meets Amid School Work Talks
Richfield ladies from Quincy presented talks on Parent-Teacher work at the Sodom School community meeting Friday with forty-five attendees. Refreshments of sandwiches and coffee were served. A free play is planned at Sodom School Saturday evening December 2. Fifteen families joined the pie supper at Franklin school Saturday. Floyd Cochran teaches at Sodom and led an excellent program.
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Sodom
Quincy
Assas
Sodom School
Franklin School
Floyd Cochran
Adams Family And Local Sightings In Plainville Area
Mrs Maude Hartrick Adams Klamer Implement Co of Liberty installed a new pump in the town well Wednesday afternoon. Edward Reidt of Rock Island visited the A T Hartrick family Friday and Saturday. Lawrence Boyer family enjoys a new Philco radio. Emma Griggs of Plainville weekend guest of Mrs Omer Larimore. Fay Sims visited Earl Sims home Sunday. Maxine Larimore spent weekend with grandparents Ellis and Mrs Larimore near Plainville. Omer Larimore and family visited Frank Inman near Payson.
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Klamer Implement Co
Liberty
Edward Reidt
Rock Island
A. T. Hartrick
Lawrence Boyer
Philco
Emma Griggs
Plainville
Omer Larimore
Fay Sims
Earl Sims
Maxine Larimore
Ellis Larimore
Printing shop pledges guaranteed satisfaction on all jobs
A local printer touts reliable service and a backed guarantee of satisfaction on every printing job. The firm emphasizes honest pricing and customer confidence, pledging to stand behind their workmanship.
Meeting of Farmers Bank directors noted
In The Bee from 15 years ago Annie, the Farmers Bank directors met as Liberty and Beverly banks were to become state banks. Russell Johnson and Hazel Kestner wed November 21. A community sing filled the opera house. Fred Pracht marked his 31st birthday with a goose dinner. A weather note says sun has not shone for a week. Born November 22 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Putz. Tom Clark sold a 600 pound hog. School opened after flu closure. State superintendent ruled teachers must be paid during the vacation. The Column jokes that worn shoes would cost less if kept at home.
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Annie
Farmers Bank
Liberty
Beverly
Russell Johnson
Hazel Kestner
Opera House
Fred Pracht
Frank Putz
Tom Clark
Main Street Gears Up For Relief Rumor
Local chatter on Main Street hints at promised relief measures and possible sales returns. Patrons discuss dry conditions, plans to avoid a bank inquiry, and speculation about December rain. A farmer notes high cream sales with no one admitting full knowledge of the gold business.
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Woman's World
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Good Stories
Gentlewomi
the Country Home
the Farm Journal
Pictoris Review
R.F.D
Ameri
CBU Milam
the Bee
William Anderson
Imogene Keller
Liberty High
Florence Evelyn Pracht
Cloyd Schrader
Freda Mae Putz
Winifred Lytle
Frank Inman
Payson
Maine Street
Bill Allen
Papurz
Doc Davison
Frank Grafsez
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