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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
6
The page header shows the Manito Community Express published May 15 1952 as a local newspaper issue. It lists a subscription price of $2.50 per year and notes the paper is entered as second class matter at the Manito Post Office.
The Manito Women’s Society of Christian Service met May 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Marie Bernshausen led the service with Kathryn Meeker at the organ. Mrs Powell presented the program What have you in your hand. She noted we can use any possession to improve our community. Following the program Mrs Powell installed the new officers for the coming year in a beautiful ceremony. The officers present to be installed were:
The Topeka organization announces officers with Mrs. Veda Strube as President and Thelma Warner as Vice President Thelma and other named members hold roles including Treasurer Sec of Missionary Ed Roberta Marquardt Sec of CSR and LOA Marie Wilson and Bessie Kastner Sec of Childrens Work Elsie Jane Willett Sec of Supply Work Alice Meyer Sec of Status of Women Pearl DeSutter and Sec of Spiritual Life Vera Lawson Absent are Hattie Seelye and Garnet Gosda The meeting was led by President Jessie Ethell and thanked members for past cooperation.
Sandy Schulte in the Navy spends a furlough in California with his wife and parents. He visited Abner McCoy and his Pekin daughters on Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Grover Gumbel and their two sons were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs William Meyer and family.
Written applications for the vacancy in the Office of Township Road Commissioner must be filed with the Town Clerk by Monday May 19, 1952 at 5 00 p m CST. Wilson Hamilton Town Clerk.
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