Polling sites listed for wheat vote in Mason Co
Mason County voters will cast ballots Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on a national marketing quota for wheat. Residents of Mason City township Salt Creek Allen's Grove Pennsylvania Havana Kilbourne Quiver Sherman Crane Creek Bath Lynchburg will vote at their respective town halls with the Mason County PMA committee members listed as C. Nelson Warner Rudolph Hackman and William Umbach.
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Mason CO
Mason County
Mason City Township
Salt Creek
Allen’s Grove
Pennsylvania Township
Mason City Town Hall
Manita
Forest City Township
Forest City Town Hall
Havana City Hall
Havana, Kilbourne and
Quiver Township
Bath and
Lynchburg Township
Bath Town Hall
Easton Town Hall
Sherman
Crane Creek Township
PMA
C. Nelson Warner
Rudolph Hackman
William Umbach
Manito Church Calendar St Pauls Lutheran
O A Borchelt minister presides at St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School at 9 00 A M CST and Divine Service at 10 00 A M CST as listed in the church calendar.
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O. A. Borchelt
Devine
Mass and Worship Schedule at Manito Methodist Church
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with DST F E E Bender superintendent. Lesson How Can I Know What Is Right based on Colossians three. Morning Worship at 10 45 a m DST with minister D J Powell returning from vacation. Organist Geo E Ethell to present Prelude and Offertory. Youth Choir to provide special music. Sermon theme Three Dimensional Living.
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D. J. Powell
F.ee
Bender
Geo. E. Ethell
Three Dimension Living
Spring Lake Church Services and Schedule
Paul N. Roger ministers the Spring Lake Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Lawrence Whiteford as superintendent. The sermon titled In Everything Enriched by HIM, evening service at 7 30 p m with evangelistic hour and Bible message. Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday at 8 p m and a ladies prayer meeting.
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Spring Lake
Paul N. Roger
Lawrence Whiteford
Anniversaries and visits noted in Peoria column
August dates mark anniversaries for multiple couples including Mr and Mrs W G Gore 1915 Mr and Mrs Lester Warner 1929 Mr and Mrs Wm Waddell 1948 August 15 Mr and Mrs John Meeker 1933 Mr and Mrs Eldon Keith 1948 August 17 Mr and Mrs Alvan Taylor 1941 August 19 Mr and Mrs Bert V Golden 1937 Ruth Parkins visited Miss Etta Cox at the Methodist hospital in Peoria on Wednesday afternoon.
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W. G. Gore
Lester Warner
Wm. Waddell
John Meeker
Eldon Keith
Alvan Taylor
Bert V. Golden
Ruth Parkins
Missetta Cox
Methodist Hospital
Peoria
Illinois Trail Ride Opens Entries From Four States
The Illinois State Horseman's Ass'n plans a September 8 to 12 trail ride from Lewistown to Fort Madison covering about 20 miles daily. Riders stay at Maretta Good Hope LaHarpe and Ft. Madison with entertainment and a grand parade in Peoria area rodeo. A chuck wagon provides food. medals await finishers. contact Art Chambers or Edward Schoon for details.
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Illinois State Horseman’s Ass’n
Lewistown
Fort Madison
Iowa
Maretta
LaHarpe
Ft. Madison
Rodeo
Ringling Bros. Circus
Art Chambers
Havana
Ill
Edward Schoon
Catherine Street
Peoria
Talking Lincoln Becomes Illinois State Fair Attraction
A life like plastic replica of the Lincoln Memorial sits in the Illinois Building at the 1953 State Fair. The talking Lincoln repeats famous phrases via hidden speakers to illustrate the functions of thirteen state departments under Governor Stratton, with Lincoln themed windows and bronze medallions enhancing the exhibit.
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Abraham Lincoln
Illinois Building
Lincoln
Washington, D.C
Illinois
William G. Stratton
Lincoln Theme Domes Highlight 1953 Illinois Fair
The Illinois Building at the 1953 State Fair displays 12 three dimensional scenes from Abraham Lincoln life from birth to assassination. Governor Stratton advocates Lincoln themed exhibits to publicize Illinois as the Land of Lincoln with a new map distribution to schools and libraries and 1954 license plates carrying the slogan.
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Lincoln
Illinois
Fair
William G. Stratton
Land of Lincoln
Changes in Illinois hunting license laws enacted
The Department of Conservation at Springfield informs license clerks of General Assembly changes. Effective immediately residents must prove identity and state residence with documents such as a driver's license or social security card, show six months in state, and be permanent residents. Fur bearing hunting licenses are discontinued except for muskrat mink and beaver may only be trapped. trapping licenses allow all fur bearing animals including beaver.
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Department of Conservation
Springfield
General Assembly
Abolition of Trapping Licenses and Non-Resident Fees
The trapping license system is abolished with no trapping tags issued and multiple traps allowed under one license. Non-resident hunting licenses follow reciprocity, charging the same fee as the purchaser’s home state for residents, but never under $15. A price schedule from other states will be supplied to clerks to set charges for non-residents.
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Illinois
Area students enter ISNU centennial class
More than 600 graduates gain permission to join ISNU for its 100th anniversary fall entry. Freshmen orientation starts September 15 and classes begin September 21. From Mason County listed are Forest City Eloise Whitaker Topeka Elaine Strube San Jose Betty Baumgardner Mason City James Robertson Baston Marilyn Huber Havana Carol Siebenborn Kilbourne Ronald Friend.
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Illinois State Normal University
ISNU
United States
Illinois
Mason County
Forest City
Eloise Lavonne Whitaker
Topeka
Elaine Esther Strube
San Jose
Betty Joan Baumgardner
Mason City
R.R
James Robert Robertson
Baston
Marilyn Jean Huber
Havana
Market
Carol Anita Siebenborn
Kilbourne
Ronald Lyle Friend
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ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Manito Methodist Church
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