Lost brown glove in Forest City Illinois
Classified notice seeks return of a brown kid glove with cloth palm to Mrs Nelson Dosier in Forest City Illinois dated January 7 1te. The ad requests the glove be returned to the listed name and location.
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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1954
Page
8
Classified notice seeks return of a brown kid glove with cloth palm to Mrs Nelson Dosier in Forest City Illinois dated January 7 1te. The ad requests the glove be returned to the listed name and location.
Call 89 and leave details on condition price size and other specifics for three rabbit hutches available.
Corn producers must file a crop acreage report with the county ASC committee. Rudolph Hackman, chair, says 1954 allotments may be in effect and data from farms with corn planted 1951 1953 are needed to ensure fair allotments and full county share of the state allotment.
Farmers who have not grown corn on their acreage in 1951 1952 or 1963 must contact their local county office before January 15 1964 to file for a corn allotment to be established on the farm.
Word reached Forest City of the death of S Horace Ellenberger of Gridley a former Forest City resident son of Samuel and Bertha Ellenberger. Hundreds attended final rites Sunday at Gridley Methodist Church including Elsie White Roy White Norman White and Mrs Mildred from this area.
Relatives from the Havana area are listed including White Specker Olin Kennedy Vernon Langston Lee Langston and several couples such as Mr and Mrs Louis Lempke Mr and Mrs Verden Bortell Mr and Mrs Elmer Bortell Mr and Mrs Dillard Warner Nelson Warner and Mrs Al Wilson. Included are Havana area relatives Clyde Ellen berger Russel White Howard White and Mrs Maude Kennedy.
A terse public safety note urges caution on roads to protect readers and subscribers who rely on timely news delivery. It emphasizes responsible driving practices and awareness of pedestrians and workers near tolls and media distribution routes.
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