Local Lodge Installations Highlight January Meeting
One hundred twenty five Royal Neighbors and Woodmen met for officer installations at their lodge. Clara Wistehoff Mabel Corbett Edna Maloney and Hattie Seelye installed for R N A while R L Mahr J D Zimmerman installed for Woodmen. High school orchestra provided music and Loveland's served an oyster supper. Zero weather slowed farm sales and next Tuesday February 1 a village vote on motorized fire equipment up to 4000 dollars.
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Woodman
R.N.A
Clara Wistehoff
Mabel Corbett
Edna Maloney
Hattie Seelye
R. L. Mahr
J. D. Zimmerman
Loveland’s
Samuel Insull
Pekin
Illness Report On Dillard Warner At Parental Home
January 20 1921 Dillard Warner is ill at his parents home south of town with pneumonia A trained nurse attends and this morning reported a good night Steve Van Tines friends gave support and up to this time no other changes were noted
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Dillard Warner
Resignations and changes at regional firms and church
Fred Bollan resigns as station agent for C P and St L to head west. Henry Velde injured from a sled accident breaking his shoulder blade last Monday. Heckmans store closes for inventory. Loucks and Simpson leave the store and return to Peoria. Ruth Cox employed as soloist at Peoria First Congregational Church, Peoria's largest church. After February 1 accounts with Talbott and Eschmeyer butchers to be paid as shop changes hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Velde
Heckman
Local Movers and Property Deals Highlight Peoria Area News
On January 28, 1904 J W Sunderland and Fischer Ill moved to Manita where he bought a farm six miles south. R J Kuhlman bought the R A Whiteford residence at Mason and State, will keep manufacturing high grade cigars. Mayme Randolph hosted a leap year party for twenty guests with Pit and Flinch as amusements. prizes went to Clarence Heyl and Maude Knollhoff. The Ben Hur show played at the Grand Opera House in Peoria last week with Dr Nellie Caulkin Bert Anns and others traveling to Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sunderland
Song of
Fischer, Ill
Manita
R. J. Kuhlman
R. A. Whiteford
Mason and
State Street
Cox
Mayme Randolph
Flinch
Clarence Heyl
Maude Knollhoff
Ben Hur
Grand Opera House
Peoria
Nellie Caulkin
Bert Anns
John Starrett
Letha Harbaugh
Evening train stays overnight for performance view
A traveler staid over night after taking an evening train to catch a performance, staying to see the show.
Secret ary of State revokes Mason county drivers licenses
Springfield Illinois January 25 Secret ary of State Charles F Carpenter announces license revocation for Mason county residents Franklin H Arnold 111 No Logan Mason City and Morse C Standard R F D Havana both cited for Driving While Intoxicated Also notes on tax deductions for motorists and auto maintenance tips by the Chicago Motor Club mentioning various taxes and tire rotation as economy measure
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Springfield
Ill
Charles F. Carpenter
Mason County
Franklin H. Arnold
No. Logan
Mason City
Morse C. Standard
R.F.D
Havana
Chicago Motor Club
Manito Community Expresa January 28 1964 edition
The Manito community newspaper reports on local events and notices for Thursday January 28 1964. Community meetings church activities school news and notices from residents are summarized in period voice.
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Manito
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Lester Hirst
Allen
Jack Cranwill
Ray Haste
Merrill Huffman
John Wamser
Billard
Clyde Henry
George Woodley
Hopper Smith
Jamie Seelye
Will Isenberg
Otho Thomas
Coo Ide
Butch Wamser
Elwood Moore
MCHS
Frances Sinclair
Bashier
Citron
Steve van Tine
Morse
Manito, Ilinois
Fred Bollan
C. P. and
St. L
Bollan
Ilinois
Central Illinois
Company Pekin
Illinois
Chas. A. Beebe
The
Court St
Forman High School
Bill Russell
Hollywood California
Skeeter Bonn
WLS
Watts & Newman
Candis White
Ohdw. CO
International Harvester
Manito, Ill
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