Cranwill Tavern Sold to New Proprieter
Bob and Mattie Jane Cranwill sold Bob's Place tavern and the new proprietor took over the business on Tuesday July 8.
10 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
1
Bob and Mattie Jane Cranwill sold Bob's Place tavern and the new proprietor took over the business on Tuesday July 8.
Wayne Durham informs wife Alice of his promotion to Corporal and provides a new address at Marine Attack Squadron 212 FPO San Francisco California. Topeka correspondent reports Pvt Dorland Ww. Smith U S Army 502 Infantry Regiment Airborne Company 101st Airborne Division Camp Breckinridge Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs Stuart Thomas enjoyed an Ozarks tour during the Fourth of July weekend visiting Meramec Caverns and Meramec State Park. They traveled byways and paused in Hannibal to view Mark Twain's home and the museum there.
The Forest City unit of the Home Bureau is serving Rotary Tuesday evening in a church basement. The unit is divided into groups with each Home Bureau member assisting in meal service to Rotary members.
Local residents share Friday visits with the Folkmans in Canton and attend funeral services for Carrie Servoss. Er nest Archambeau plans a move to New Mexico while her husband serves at White Sands. July Fourth gatherings hinge on visits with Effie Cox and others as families travel between Illinois and Wisconsin.
M-8C Gerry Morse, on leave from Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas, spends time with his parents Mr and Mrs Nelson Morse.
Stanley E. Runyon spent three days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Runyon before traveling to his new base in Bartow Florida to begin Cadet training.
Mr and Mrs Harry Embree owners of the Embree Grocery Store returned home Sunday from a two weeks vacation They visited Shawano Lake Wisconsin for a cool week then traveled through Minnesota Iowa and Missouri Five days were spent in the Ozarks where grandson Ronald Lee Dawson of Peoria fished While away their daughter Mrs William Dawson and son Dennies of Peoria operated the store with Chas Embree assisting
Notice to all persons that August 4, 19.2 is the claim date in the estate of John B. Martin deceased in Mason County Illinois. Claims may be filed by that date without summons. Administrator Ed Bell Skaggs with attorney Robert L. McNeil of Mates City Illinois.
Many relatives and friends gathered Sunday afternoon for the funeral of Mrs Carrie Servoss, last of the Cross family, pioneer Forest City residents. Services were at the Methodist church at 3 PM with burial in Forest City Cemetery. Attendees came from Mason City Havana San Jose Pekin Manito Peoria and Topeka.
Entertain Indiana guests Mr and Mrs Leroy Selke and children from Indianapolis spent Sunday to Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Selke. Tuesday evening relatives and friends gathered in the back yard for a weiner roast and pot luck dessert with Herman Schnitker Russell Strauman and families from Peoria Harold Selke and Mary Loy Parkins among the honored guests.
John and Alice Coyle and Mar cella Meyer of Peoria and Cpl. Phillip Coyle of New Jersey spent Sunday at the Wm. Meyer home.
Mr and Mrs Guy Hall depart early Sunday morning for a fishing trip to Cheneck Wisconsin and expect to be away for several weeks.
A dense roster of neighbors and relatives in Parkland sharing visits and calls throughout the week. Names from Cazenovia West Haven Detroit Syracuse and Long Beach appear among family gatherings and Friday evening suppers at the Golden home.
The Fancy Fixers 4-H Club of Manita met July 2 at Forman High Gym with 19 members present. Health talks covered grooming, cleanliness, and meal time. Patty Schneider presented Circus Time and Joyce Hill Grandpa Dropped His Glasses. A cooking class demonstration of Chocolate Cake was given by Janice Meyer and LaDonne Bender. A bake sale yielded 29 dollars to support Western Illinois Camp and Local Achievement on July 11 at Forman High. Public invited.
Gary Gorden spent Saturday evening in Highland Park and returned home from a weeklong visit with his sister.
William A Proehl died June 24 at 3 Capitol St Pekin born in Manito on August 29 1878 son of Ouis and Augusta Bodtke Proehl married Louisa F Goetz December 31 1901 lived near Washington and Forest City before settling near Manito Survived by widow four daughters two sisters a son Carl William died aged 10 ten grandchildren and many relatives Funeral held June 27 at St Johns Lutheran with Rev George A Ross burial at Manito Cemetery Pallbearers were Brotherhood members from nearby towns
Wayne R. Hirst was elected Commander of the Hill-Palmer Post at the regular Legion meeting in the Legion Hall. New officers include Richard A. Hammer Sr Vice Commander Burton Guengerich Jr Vice Commander Stuart Adjutant William F. Hirst Service Officer Kenneth Look Employment Officer. several incumbents were re elected. Installation is planned for September and auxiliary members reported on birthday shirts sent to the Illinois Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home in Normal. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Hubbard Hufman and Guengerich.
WSCS bakery sale to open Saturday July 19 at 10 30 in the building. Proceeds support church missions and community programs.
Mrs Christine Johnson hosted a dinner with nine guests including Nellie Waldmeier, Mrs Walte, and Dollie Hobb Rankin. Attendees listed include Mrs Edith Hobbs, Joseph Rankin, and grandson Harry with Mr W. at Sunderland on July 3rd and July 7th.
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs Herr Pfenning held at Methodist Hospital last Wednesday. The text mentions a man and Shirley Ann Schimmel having tonsil surgery at Peoria Hospital and are now recovering at home.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Mars Kay and Mrs Ev leave Sunday for a vacation in Denver with Carl Folking hall and Colorado kman, accompanied by their daughter elyn Timebrook.
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