Public funds report from H G Messman Quiver Illinois 1950
Official publication details income and expenditures of the Town of Quiver Mason County for the fiscal year ending March 28 1950. It lists receipts on hand at year start 2268.35 from 1948 levy and gas refunds 25.20 total 4016.02 and itemized expenditures for road and bridge work administration and meetings plus town fund receipts 1701.56 with salar ies and audits to 1950. The sworn statement is dated April 4 1950 and signed by Justice George Shelabarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Messman
Quiver
Maresh
Hi. G. Messman
George Shelabarger
Ih. G. Messman
Myrtle Rakestraw
Altha Harfst
John Hainline
Arnold Armbrust
Amos Morris
Fred C. Euteneuer
H. H. Wendt
Cncetecass
Bush and Bush
William Atwater
HG. Messman
Justice of the Peace
Receipts Record of Town Fund March 1949
Recap of town financials shows total receipts 1701.56 and total expenditures 994.89. Items include compensation of town officers 714.19 election 69.03 town hall 14.24 and general town officers 97.48. Beginning fund balance 566.09 with small notes on funds on hand at year start.
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ODOT
Town of Quiver public funds report 1950
Mason County Illinois supervisor H G Messman files a 1950 fiscal year report for the Town of Quiver detailing funds on hand at start May 29 and sources of receipts, amounts spent, and purposes. It lists payments including hospitalizations for Ira Rakestraw and Mrs Charles Morris, and notes balances and borrowed funds.
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St. Francis Hospital
Ira Rakestraw
Collins Belles Clinic
Pekin Public Hospital
Charles Morris
Edmund Freemont
M.D
Charles Mont
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Father’s Day Socials Highlight Community Gatherings
Mrs. Charles Morris hosted a Father’s Day evening event with T Huffman. Sunday visitors included Mrs. Roy Runyon and Don, plus Mr and Mrs Sidney Combs’s guests Lee Vaughn and Harold Herrman. Harry Meyer hosted music pupils for a recital prep with several attendees, then games and refreshments. Additional callers included Eugene Standard of Bensenville and Mary Lou Runyon at the Runyon home, while Mrs. Edward Hirst attended a Stanley Party in Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morris
T. Huffman
Roy Runyon
Gon Don
Rebecca Beimfohr
Sidney Combs
Lee Vaughn
Harold Herrman
Harry ‘Meyer
Jean Marie Woodley
Beverly
Jon Dee Proehl
Bonnie Weisenhofer
Beverly Thomas
Nora Mae
Judy Golden
Shirley Schimmelpfenning
Eugene Standard
Bensenville
Mary Lou Runyon
Edward Hirst
Bennett Bailey
Pekin
Poor Relief Funds and Balance on Hand
A historical finance note shows receipts totaling 1607.56 and expenditures of 1488.83 with a year start on 1949 March 29 showing a beginning balance of 523.92 and a final balance on hand of 168.73. It itemizes Home Relief 30.00 Hospitalization 1408.83 and notes money borrowed 500.00 and other receipts.
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WMG
ORS Cenaduidas
Topeka Home Bureau Meeting Highlights Community Activities
The Topeka Home Bureau met at 1 30 pm at Mrs Virgil Himmel's home with President Mrs Stanley Noll presiding. Health lessons on Adolescents Basement safety and Youth cooperation were led by Eve lyn Sarff Jean Bowman Alma LeSourd Evelyn Sarff and Alison Himmel. Members shared wedding photos during roll call and refreshments were served. The notice lists numerous local families, 4 H club activities, and visits by residents to Arcadia Michigan and Havana with social and family updates.
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Topeka
Home Bureau
Virgil Himmel
Stanley Noll
Dorland Smith
Evelyn Sarff
Jean Bowman
Alma LeSourd
Y Alison Himmel
Stanley Neil
Janet
Jeanna
Floyd LeSourd
Linda Rose
Doland Smith
Bessie Morris
Dean Bowman
E. S. Sallee
Jack Sarff
Henry Strube
Harold Schierbeck
A. T. Pearn
Baldwins Beach
Herman Glick
Jo Ann
Mary Fisk
Havana
Daugters
Merry Maidens
Walter Glick
Arcadia
Michigan
Marvel Lee
Franklin Behrends
Donna Belle Deverman
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Chas. Kindwell
Martha Master
Willard Harman Wendt
Chas
E. Willard
Myrtle Rakestraw
Harman Wendt
Worth Smith
Clyde Carpenter
Evan
Ston
Illinois
Richard Carpenter
Clyde Trimpe
Parkland Social Highlights Include Local Families and Visits
Monday afternoon Mrs. Harry Meyer hosted a group of ladies including Mrs. Lawrence Thomas and daughter Rose Ann Mrs. Harold Meyer Mrs. Raymond Meyer and daughter Lucille Mrs. Louis Proehl and others Tuesday evening visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Roy Helm of Pekin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parkins. Miss Della Barker returned from the hospital. Lucille Meyer visited the Harry Meyer home. Tuesday night supper hosted by Walter Proehl included Louis Proehl and family and Louis Schuttler and family Guests Beverly and Jon Dee Proehl stayed with Anna Lee and James David Proehl.
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Harry Meyer
Lawrence Thomas
Rose Ann
Harold Meyer
Raymond Meyer
Lucille
Louis Proehl
Clarence Meyer
Wayne Meyer
Penny
Roy Helm
Pekin
Charles Parkins
Sidney Combs
Della Barker
Lucille Meyer
Walter Proehl
Louis Schuttler
Beverly
Jon Dee Proehl
Anna Lee
James David Proehl
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Road and Bridge Fund
Ross Decker
Leo Morris
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J. B. Martin
Harry McCarty
Floyd Griffin
Tseng Ooetna Net
Merle Jackson
Carl Schmidt
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Fred R.beck
Duck Island Gravel Co
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Paul Friedrich
Philip S. Hopkins
Merlyn Jackson
TOPAC
HH. G. Messman
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Robert H.hopkins
Insurance
RT Necheckpens
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