Merry Maidens 4-H Club Hosts and New Club Formed
Topeka Evelyn and Jo Ann Blessman hosted the Merry Maid ens 4-H Club with knitting games and refreshments for many members and guests. A new Merry Maidens 4-H Club was organized at Mrs. Floyd LeSourd home to learn about fruits and vegetables with leaders Mrs. LeSourd and Mrs. Kreiling and Mr. Sarff as chairman. The Havana Agricultural 4-H Club joined Easton High School students for a Monday night event. Household goods were sold for the late Mrs. Anna Strube. The Topeka Sportsmans Club held a shooting match and the Easton Ramblers beat Topeka in a baseball game 15 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Jo Ann Blessman
Merry Maidens
Floyd LeSourd
LeSourd
Walter Kreiling
Jack Sarff
Havana Agricultural
Easton High School
E. K. Rakestraw
Manito
Ira Rakestraw
Clyde Trimpe
Henrrietta Trimpe
Agnes
Havana
Henry Strube
Anna Strube
Topeka
Henry Laws
Easton
Richard Carpenter
Waterman
Helen Asper
Chicago
Darland Smith
Charles Willard
George Bawish
Emma Trent
Hal Schuessle
Henry Gilmore
Herman Strube
Herman Glick
Ann
Knox Collage
Galesburg
Cecelia
Billy Mowder
Peoria
Jo Ann
Marilyn Trimpe
Raymond Mowder Jr
Earl Huber
Town Fund Expenditures Reflect 1947 Fiscal Activity
Ledger shows total receipts 1799.93 and expenditures across office supplies audit and meeting salaries and town hall costs. Notable items include Amos Morris salaries 40.00 84.00 28.00 and printing ballots 24.50 amid bond and canvass payments with a year ending balance. Community notes list local visits and visits to Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush and Bush, Co
George Shelabarger
H. H. Wendt
H. G. Messman
Stanley Noll
Harold Bennett
Elec- Gon Weta Beasanadee
Myrtle Rakestraw
Caleb Hainline
Paigty
F. W. Wiemer, Jr
Amos Morris
Sairty
Ford Eutenever
Scirty Crecvesvsenes
Oriney Es
Manito Comm. Express
Sairty Cccveviccecs
Ary
SMATY
Seves
Baiaty
Fred Trimpe
Srigey Sessecderus
P. F. Pettibone and Co
Law Bdge Cess
Illinois Office Supply Co
Baiety
Wise
Town of Quiver Public Funds Statement 1947 48
H G Messman supervisor of Quiver town Mason county Illinois files sworn financial statement for the fiscal year ending March 10 1948. It lists funds on hand at start 649.09 dollars receipts sources totals 1080.85 dollars and expenditures detail to be itemized including village of Topeka for fixed projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
H. G. Messman
Quiver
George Shelabarger
Mrs Zara Powers Visits Family in Manito Area
Mrs. Zara Powers and daughter of Chicago arrived Thursday for an extended visit with her mother Mrs. Curtis Morgan. In South Pekin, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tackman and their children visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tackman Jr. on Sunday. Sunday afternoon social events included Mr. and Mrs. Vern Herrman hosting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Priddy of Peoria, Mr. and Mrs. John Seelye, and Mrs. Catherine Herrman at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Meins
Willard Young
Effingham
Illinois
Robert Carpenter
S. E. Dennis
Daugh and Son
Rockford
Ray Hill
B. C. McDonald
Green Valley
Edward Jones
Doris Anken
Harold Selke
Joan
Beverly Dennis
Pekin Community High School
Mrs
Pekin
Zara Powers
Chicago
Curtis Morgan
Glen Tackman
Glen Tackman Jr
South Pekin
Vern Herrman
Eugene Priddy
Peoria
John Seelye
Catherine Herrman
W. S. Downley
Charles O’brein
Amel Geilshaven
John Schmidt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twetts
GRADS
Zrigr
Fredman Bros
Court ST
Pekin’ Ill
Ing Town Hall
Wee
Ross Decker
Town Hall
Amt
American Gem Society
Jones Brothers Jewelers
Chad
Gruensfelder
San Jose
And
George Meyer
Mary Lou Runyon
Lucy Pugh
Norma Jean Warner
Mrs. Dillard Warner
Milton Meeker
Moses Meeker
Agnes Gay
Mrs. Alfred Gray
Mr. Gray
Wayne Meyer
Mrs. Dewey Risen
Donald Kramer
Bath
Til
Cleve Shelabarger
Sophia Himmel
John Rankin
Thomas M. Harris
Friedrich
Jesse Hall
LaCrosse Stor, Co
George, Shelabarger
Ing Town
Stes
Legal Publication
Town Fund
State OF Illinois
Mason
Middle States Telephone Co
Russell McClintick
D. W. Glock
Emma Gruensfelder
Tena
Oelu
Hdwe. CO
Johnson Funeral Home
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