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Newspaper

Marion Evening Post

Location

Marion, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1930

Page

3

Wallpaper Week Offers and Local Listings in Marion

Glean up prices on new wallpaper stock at F Wheford 905 W Market Marion. For rent a six room house with garage in ideal condition near John H Duncan 1004 W Main Marion. For sale a selection of bulbs and plants including dahlias gladioli roses and herbs from Rosalie Hendrickson 16 R di. Free one dollar box of Yardley powder with each jar of Complexion Dream at Parks Pharmacy 200 N Market St. We deliver. Also a bargain sale of a house with outbuildings and lot near Creal Springs see Mrs John Abbott 413 East Reeves Marion or Mack Bowman Creal Springs Illinois.

F. Wheford Marion Aes Yardley Parks Pharmacy N. Market St Bargain Creal Springs John Abbott East Reeves &J Marion, Or Mack Bowman

Local Socials Include Turners and Teachers Picnic

Mr and Mrs Q H Turner and Sgt Marshall Lewis and Charles Hobart of Johnston City plus Mrs M Turner and daughter Nellie visited Mr and Mrs P Allen of Carrier Mills for a Sunday noon dinner. Leslie Stilley and his Cross Roads school group picnicked at Fern Cliff with games and prizes for about twenty five attendees.

Q. H. Turner Marshal Lewis Charles Hobart Johnston City M. Turner Nellie This City P. Allen Carrier Mills Leslie Stilley Cross Roads School Fern Cliff

White Elephant and Rummage Sale at Christian Church

The Ladies of the Christian church announce a sale on October 16 17 and 18 at the church second door south. Mr. and Mrs. C A Hart and family of Murphysboro visited Marion and were joined by Fernley Roberts who stayed in Murphysboro over the weekend with Ivan Roberts and Howard Crews.

Ladies of the Christian Church The Christian Church C. A. Hart Murphysboro Marion Ivan Roberts Howard Crews Fernley Roberts

Southern Methodist Ladies Plan Chicken Dinner at Church

Mrs Cochran and companions motored to St Louis for a combined business and pleasure trip. The Southern Methodist church will serve a chicken dinner in the basement of the church next Tuesday October 14, public invited. Mrs Bryan left for Cane Girardeau to visit her sister Mrs Goodman for several days.

C. B. Cochran Hawley Cochran J. W. Ferguson Joel Shelton Lillian Applevgath St. Louis Ladies of the Southern Methodiat Church Robert L. Bryan Cane Girardeau Fred Goodman F. A. Slagel Carterville Mary Farmer John M. Reid A. Dobbs Dangil Ill R. Bannin Dobbs M Bannin Re Haute Indianapolis India

Local social notes from Marion area Sunday visits

Marion area residents and visitors are listed with numerous Sunday calls and weekend trips. Names include Miguel Doris Kenyon Nadine Kimball and friends of Christo her at Joy Norris home, Thomas H Armstrong and wife and son from Decatur visiting in Carterville, and Gernald Anderson of Economy Variety Store in Herrin.

Miguel Doris Kenyon Nadine Kimball Christoher Mrs Joy Norris Thomas H. Armstrong Decatur Armstrong the Jeweler Als Carterville Gernald Anderson Herrin Monday Moraine

New OT ICR J Mew and Spiller Link In Statutory Move

New development connects OT ICR J Mew with Spiller in a statutory action. unclear text limits details but entities indicate a formal legal or regulatory proceeding involving named parties. Further readable context points to a filing or decision affecting dates or duties.

Spiller

Fragmented OCR List of Coal Mines and Numbers

A garbled OCR list shows numerous coal mine names and numbers with scattered place or person names. Reads like a catalog of mines such as WALLACE COAL CO and FRANCO NO 1 along with various entries like BENTON NO 15 and PERSHING NO REPORT with unclear context.

Wallace Coal CO Franco Black Brier Orient BURR W. F Christopher Idle Johnston City Benton Pershing Madison Franklin Coal CO Freeman W. F. Watson Jeffry

Warder Hostesses Celebrate Afternoon Tea for Mrs Wiley

Mrs W H Warder and her daughter Miss Laura Belle hosted a refined afternoon tea from 3 to 5 pm at their South Market Street home. Guest Effie Wiley of Los Angeles was honored as the sister of the host and stayed as a house guest with the Warders among intimate friends.

W. H. Warder Laura Belle South Market Street Effie Wiley Los Angeles Oglif Warder

Birthday Dinner Honoring Boles Family Held in East Main

A Sunday birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Boles on East Main Street honored the couple and their daughter Mrs. Ada Ward. The Boles birthdays fall October ninth for Mrs. Boles, October thirteenth for Mr. Boles, and October sixteenth for Mrs. Ward. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson, Christine Fox, Imogene Ward, Josh Boles, Katherine Ruth Boles, Loren Thomas Boles, and Howard Ralph Boles.

Alonzo Boles East Main Street Boles Ada Ward

Birthday Dinner Hosted by Mrs. Nichols Near Marion

Mrs. Frank Nichols entertained at her home near Marion Sunday with a birthday dinner for her daughter Mrs. Harry Goddard. Attendees included Mrs. Ed Bass, son Cletis, and daughter Lena of Murphysboro. Mrs. George Bass and daughter Louise of Boston. Mrs. Frank Doty of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Adron Ashby of Cambria. and Miss Jewell James, Gladys Nichols, Aileen Nichols, Frank James, William James, and Frank Nichols.

Frank Nichols Marion Harry Goddard Ed Bass Cletis Lena Murphysboro George Bass Louise Boston Mass Frank Doty Springfield Ill Adron Ashby Cambria Jewell James Gladys Nichols Aileen Nichols Frank James William James

Parks Pharmacy Ad and Local Society Gossip

Our prescription department receives expert care and attention. The filling of prescriptions is our most important work. You can depend upon us for accuracy neatness and purity of drugs and chemicals. Mr. and Mrs. C V Creighton and Arthur Heller spent the weekend in Casey with the former's parents. Earl Reeder and Roger Davis of Murphysboro visited Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whittington and children visited Benton. Ed D Jeter family bought fall merchandise in St. Louis. Frank Balder of West Frankfort spent Sunday in Marion with relatives.

Parks Pharmacy N. Market St C. V. Creighton Arthur Heller Casey James Clayton Mr. Creighton Joe Whittington J. W. Whittington Benton Frank Balder West Frankfort Marion John Balder Clara Balder North Logan St

Misses Mary Forster and Marjorie McInturff Visit Johnston City

Mary Forster and Marjorie McInturff joined Clyde May for a Sunday trip to Johnston City to spend time with friends.

Mary Forster Marjorie McInturff Clyde May Johnston City

Water Bills Due By October Sixteenth With Penalty

Notices warn all water customers that unpaid bills by October sixteenth incur a penalty. Included are community notices from Marion Herrin and nearby towns, with local visits, social calls, and pharmacy ads. The text mentions Eagle Stamps incentives and deliveries from Parks Pharmacy at 200 North Market Street.

Water Department

A P Store Extends Del Monte Peaches Sale This Week

A and P store manager Mr. Thomas announced a one week extension of the Del Monte peaches sale at 4.49 per case or 2.25 per dozen due to strong demand. The store also offers Flour brands Gold Medal Pillsbury Sunnyfield and Iona at reduced prices with Grandmother's bread at 15 cents for two 20 ounce loaves.

Thomas Pillsbury Sunnyfield Iona

Ministers Alliance Meets in First Christian Parlors

Marion Ministers Alliance met at the First Christian church parlors in their first fall session. Dr J W Cummins was chosen President and Rev A Warshow Secretary Treasurer. Warshow delivered a paper on the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and plans were made for the Union Thanksgiving service at the Assembly of God Church with Rev Warskow delivering the sermon.

Marion Ministerial Alliance First Christian Church J. W. Cummins First Methodist Church A. Warshow Evangelical Church Wershaw Assembly of God Church Warskow

Thief Steals Jewelry From Brayfield Home

A thief entered the Brayfield residence on South Askew Street Sunday evening while the residents attended church. Gold watches and several other pieces of jewelry were taken. No clues have been obtained.

Harmon Brayfield South Askew St Brayfields

Social Dinner at East Main Street Hosts

Mr and Mrs Roland Wilson entertained to a noon dinner Sunday at their East Main Street home. Guests included B C Vinson of Hollywood Calif, Mr and Mrs Roy Hartwell of Princeton Ind and Mr and Mrs Blaine Wilkins of Paulton.

Roland Wilson East Main Street B. C. Vinson Hollywood Calif Roy Hartwell Princeton Ind Blaine Wilkins Paulton

Busy week at Birgt Baptist Church gatherings announced

Four days of church events including Cradle Noll Department meeting at 1629 W. Coolyu St October 18 at 7 40 p m W A meeting with Miss Helen Billow October 14 at 7 and Women Missionary Circle visit Miss Thelma Pease October 14 at 7 All members urged to attend weekly prayer service Wednesday 7 and reception for pastor Thursday 7 with program in the main auditorium choir practice Friday 7 led by Arthur Baker Hearty welcome for nonmembers at First Baptist

Birgt Baptist Church Monroe St Business Women's Missionary Circle Thelma Pease Thorn St Ladies Aid Lydia Charles Rainey South Court St Naomi Louise Pillow Arthur Baker

Penny a Day Auto and Travel Insurance Offer

The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. of Kansas City offers a new auto travel and farm accident policy paying up to 100 dollars a month for 24 months on total disability and 1,000 dollars for death at a cost under 1 cent a day. No examination required and 10 days free inspection with no obligation if unsatisfied.

Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co Moriarty Kansas City

Marion People Picnic At Dusch Park

A Marion group plus guests from Kentucky traveled to Dusch Park three miles south of Carbondale on Sunday for a picnic and barbecued chicken. The day was reported wonderful with a large turnout including families such as G J Frick and sons Jimmy and Billy. Raymond Clark and twins Dorothy and Bobby. W H Rix and granddaughter Mary. Amos Ingram. Emil Krump and Geneva and Melvin. J L Dusch and family Marie Homer and Marvin. Charlie Fuller. G W Dusch. Guy Borden and Frances Ora. Raymond Crenshaw. and Pete Chandler from Kentucky. The park is owned by C R Dusch.

Marion Kentucky Dusch Park Carbondale G. J. Frick Jimmy Billy Raymond Clark Dorothy Bobby W. H. Rix Mary Amos Ingram

Advent of Chairs Delayed to Tenth Century

The text notes chairs did not enter general use until the tenth century. Before that daily seating relied on the chest, bench, and stool as common furniture.

Sousa Plans American Tour By Airplane

Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa and his Band plan an American tour by airplane to cover the continent in a week. The piece notes the 38th consecutive season and argues air travel could extend the band’s jump to about 500 miles between engagements, with a stop in Carbondale on October fifteenth at Normal Auditorium.

John Philip Sousa America Sousa United States Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis Normal Auditorium Carbondale Edw. V. Miles Ill

Birthday Dinner Honoring George Moake Held Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Davis entertained with a birthday dinner for George Moake. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Davis and children Jack and Gene, Miss Thetis Sinks of Mariod, Mr. Sam Hudgens, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Moake and children, Miss Winnie Stevens of White Ash.

D. D. Davis George Moake Freeman Davis Jack Gene Thetis Sinks Mariod Sam Hudgens C. J. Moake Winnie Stevens Whiteash

Howard Family Visits in Carbondale

Mr and Mrs E F Howard and daughter Esther visited Airs Howard's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Albert Bruner in Carbondale on Sunday afternoon.

E. F. Howard Esther Carbondale Howard Albert Bruner

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Six Toom House Atriculy Megern John H. Duncan W. Main St Rosalie Hendrickson R. di Louis “Ozment Harrisburg C. D. Ozment North Logan Street William Lowe Florence of Sparta Eugene Leach Ruby Casper Marion Township Vienna Flaytwell Cairo C2 ‘Thomas Earl Reeder Roger Davis Naomi Barekman Lucille Boomhower Ed D. Jeter Carl Hudgens Ed T. Harris Marion R. F. D Zach Hudgens Hudgens George Bill Herrin Roy Parsons B. L. Dungey Eldorado LaDonne Gilshan Gillham I. A. of M T. R. Tanner Rec F. M. Sanders Sarah Willyard Son Melvin William Gray East Jefferson St Donald Mason Bangor, Me Joe Batson Chester Walter Pillow G. H. Browning Walnut Grove Ray Carroll Amanda Carrail Mrs. Royce Kendall Bellmont Guestlaing Shalimar George Machan W. A. Lang East Clark Delmonte Peaches Ministers Alliance Brayfield Hom Carbondale Normal C.garamount Groucho Dame Hunter Harpo Chico Zeppo Lildan Roth Fox Movietone News Bink West Hard Road Marion, Ill Helena Rubinstein DODGE Phaeton Dodge Brothers Cole &Sons Motor.co Main Street
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