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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
6
July 29 Manito at Norris and other games listed against Glasford Hanna City Kingston Mines Mapleton Norris at Manito Peoria N.S.A. indicate a local schedule update for Manito teams with dates through September.
The Topeka Home Bureau met with Mrs. A. T. Pearn. 4-H sisters Janet Noll and Marilyn Himmel led a cookie decoration demonstration. Members accepted an August picnic at Mrs. Stanley Hibbard’s, near Petersburg. Safety and weight control talks occurred, with multiple members sharing vacation plans and attendees. Harold Deverman prepared for upcoming surgery. Nina Specketer visited Havana. local convalescents hosted guests.
Miss Marian Kleier of Springfield spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Kleier and Roselyn. Jane Behrends visited Havana as guest of Sandra Siebenborn. The South Heater 4 H Club held their tournament Sunday afternoon. George and Sol Shellenbarger mourn the death of their aunt Mrs Sam Shellenbarger of Fulton Co. at Hurley Funeral home in Havana with rites held Monday. Mr and Mrs Orville Himmel and family joined a Sunday family reunion at New Salem.
Herman G. Strube came home Sunday from the Methodist Hospital in Peoria. He was accompanied by his wife and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Merle Ferree returned from a 10 day fishing trip to Spicer Minnesota. They stayed at Camp LaRue on Nest Lake two miles from Spicer.
Merle Ferree joined a party departing from the soldiers home for a fishing trip as they praised the excellent fishing and ideal weather and noted advertising helps build business.
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