40 Lbs of Fish Fill Hungry Bus Men Outing
The Liberty Business Men Association entertainment committee organized a September 12 river outing for 23 members at a hunters camp along the Mississippi near New Canton. Activities included boating, fishing, a humorous bridge game with a trick deck, and a baptism in the river. concluding with fried fish and fellowship, noting no shameful incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men
S . Assn
Mississippi River
New Canton
Bud Noftz
Israel
Red Sea
Bud
Missouri
Adam Vancil
Frank Buffington
Community Sale at 48th and Broadway Quincy
A community sale is set for Tuesday September 26 at 11 A M at 48th and Broadway Quincy. Items include horses cattle 8 fresh cows with calves by side fat calves 75 sows shoats pigs 20 Blackface ewes and calves and 2 registered Hampshire bucks plus many other articles Ed Neece manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
48Th & Broadway
Quincy
Hampshire
Ed Neece
Local People to Be Heard Over WLS Broadcast
Mrs Maud Ltcas leads a twenty voice girls chorus aided by the Seeley Quartette of Quincy in a WLS radio program next Saturday at 11 15 a m Our time They will attend the world s fair while in the big city.
Car Collision Near Quincy Damages Ford V-8
Ed Hunsaker’s new Ford V-8 was badly damaged when an opposing car driven by Gus Ebers tried to pass on a hilltop east of Quincy Saturday evening. Both drivers escaped with only being shaken. eggs in Hunsaker’s car were shattered and splattered inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hunsaker
Quincy
Hunsaker
Gus Ebers
Class Meets The Anna Sanford Mission Study Group
The Anna Sanford mission study class met Friday evening with 10 members. Edith Gieker, Mrs Wilma Graff, Supt., and Rev. Kunkle attended. Marcine Allen led the Canada missions study with Mildred Hunsaker as quiz leader. Elected officers were President Scott Allen, Vice President Mildred Hunsaker, Secretary Grace Longlett, Asst Secretary Edith Gieker, Treasurer Gladys Longlett, Pianist Marian Graff, Chorister Leona Heberlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sanford
Edith Gieker
Wilma Graff
Kunkle
Canada
Marcine Allen
Mildred Hunsaker
Scott Allen
Grace Longlett
Gladys Longlett
Marian Graff
Leona Heberlein
Harvest Festival at St Peters Lutheran Lost Prairie
A rustic oak sapling altar and an asparagus covered cross led outdoor worship for the Festival of the Harvest at St Peters Lutheran Church Lost Prairie. Zion and St Jer s joined in the service, with many from Liberty Camp Point Lost Prairie Quincy and beyond attending. Pastor Kunkle led the liturgy and Rev K Bruno Neumann preached. Decorations by the Luther League of St Peters. Holy Communion earlier, picnic noon meal. Morning worship at Zion next Sunday 11, no evening service. Pioneer Club hiked to clean Blentlinger's woods clubhouse site, flagpole erected. meetings Mondays 4:30 with devotions and athletics. Bob Graff elected Chief Ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Lost Prairie
Quincy
Kunkle
Florence
Marjorie Mader
K. Bruno Neumann
St. Peter’s Church
Arenzville
Luther League of
Zion
Pioneer Club
Blentlinger’s
Must a Woman Be Beautiful To Be Loved
A feature explores whether beauty governs love across artists in the U S and Europe. The American Weekly presents discussions among novelists painters poets and other illustrious figures in a preview distributed with Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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Europe
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Mrs Wilma Graff and Rev H R Kunkle Attend Springfield Missionary Conference
Mrs Wilma Graff and Rev H R Kunkle are delegates to a missionary conference meeting in Springfield this Friday and Saturday, representing their church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Graff
H. R. Kunkle
Springfield
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Wen
Geo. C. Dean
J. N. Kline
Jesse KE. Kline
Earl W. Longlett
E. W. Pond
Henry L. Vollmer
Walter Frey
Ed Tenhouse
John H. Longlett
Milton H. Hofmeister
Farmers Bank of Liberty
Lum & Abner
Ford Dealers
Red
Liberty Motor CO
Home Owned
Liberty Store Company
Home
Star Brand Shoes
Deere Gang
New Deere Gang
New Deere
Deere
E.W. Pond
General Merchandise
Maine Street Garage
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