G M A Endorses Organized Labor For Marion Rebuild
The Greater Marion Association endorsed organized labor at the request of the Marion Trades Council. The resolution supports collective bargaining and full employment, invites cooperation to rebuild Marion, and directs a copy to the Trades Council. New members were elected including The Marion Womens Club and Ream & Ream. Ed Stotlar joined the board and Dr B S Woodside became vice president. Secretary Edrington reported on Route 37 trip with West Frankfort and Johnston City delegates. A committee led by President Mitchell will study the Herrin road condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Trades Council
Greater Marion Association
Organized Labor
Marion
Greate Marion Association
Marion Womens Club
Ream & Ream
George W. Pillow
Association
Ed Stotlar
Dr. B. 8
Woodside
Edrington
Springfield
West Frankfort
Johnston City
Benton
Mitchell
Herrin
Fruit Outlook Reports Above Average Statewide
Springfield June 20. Late plantings finished and field work progressing well statewide says agricultural statistician A J Surratt. Winter grain good, spring grains uneven and weedy. Cinch bugs trouble southern areas. Heavy rain needed to soften crusted soils. Corn germinated evenly, growth strong with hot weather. Winter wheat ranges from ripening south to mid filling north with lodging in heavy stands. Oats lower than usual, spring wheat and barley below average. Rye harvest begins south with good prospects. Hay and alfalfa clover yields favorable. Overall fruit crop outlook above average, peaches especially favorable. Livestock in thrifty condition. Farm labor supply generally sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
A. J. Surratt
Visit in Du Quoin Highlights Local Reunion
W A Erwin came from Marion with Earle S Rogers to spend a day with family and friends in Du Quoin. Rogers, former organist at local venues, now near Marion, drew praise for his theatre organ work amid memories of early cinema days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Erwin
Marion
Earle S. Rogers
Boorheum
Reid, Yemm and Hayes
Mr. Rogers
Lync
Family group returns from Simpson camping trip
Mr and Mrs Ed Franklin Mr and Mrs A McClure and Ed Pulley of Marion and Mr and Mrs C C Wilson of West Frankfort return Tuesday evening from a camping and fishing trip to Simpson. They report good fishing luck and high enjoyment of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mod
Ed Franklin
A. McClure
Ed Pulley
Marion
C. C. Wilson
West Frankfort
Simpson
Marion residents host visitors from near and far
A steady stream of Marion readers hosted or accompanied visitors Monday. Local people from Goreville to New Burnside and Ozark stopped in Marion for errands, business, or relatives. Many traveled to nearby towns such as Herrin, Du Quoin, and St. Louis for meetings and weekend trips, with several noting road conditions and rain.
Rules of Board of Review 1922 at Williamson County Illinois
The Board of Review of Williamson County Illinois convened June 19 1922 to adopt rules governing its operations. Sessions run 9 am to 4 pm at the County Clerk's Office in Marion with a noon break. topics include petitions, equalization, and filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rules OF Board OF Review
Board of Review of Assessments
Williamson County
Illiois
Iaid Board of Review
City of
Marion
Board of Review
Wwelfth
T. C. Kmarns
Fh. O. Roberts Geo
C. Campbell Board of Review
Hattie. Mitchell
lWl&sw
Marion Tuesday Social Notes Mixed with Local Appointments
Commuters, visitors and locals are noted in Marion as Mrs. cGorge Kingrey and Madge left for Delta Missouri to visit her mother Mrs W Mahattey. Nancy Wolner of Carterville travels via Marion to Perks to see daughter Mrs Jeff Stewart and granddaughters Ruth and Kathleen Satwart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cGorge Kingrey
Madge
Delta
W. Mahattey
Nancy Wolner
Carterville
Marion
Perks
Jeff Stewart
Lela Owens Fohnston
Jo Minton
Route Five
W. A. Roberts
Route Two
Margaret Bentley
Benton
Mariam Lightfoot
A. J. Kimmel
Mad
Charles Compton
Route Tour
H. Underwood
Thebes
Sandy Mmler
Cline M. Cole
Thek
Ign
Browne Oo Champaign
Sy*fay Tor
Boston
Mass
Theta Delta Chi
Ed Toler
Henin
South Vicksburg Street
Toler
Cole &Son Motor Sales
Charles Weisbrod
Lousness
Aflie Bearden
W. Warringer
West Colege Street
Mary Rice Holland
Julia Price of
Neilson
John Latham
W. H. Moore
Norman of
Herrin
Cluffe
Markets show no prices for Marion merchants June 20
Following is a note from Marion merchants effective June 20 indicating no prices paid and received. The item lists prevailing rates or lack thereof, reflecting market activity and local trading conditions. More context would identify specific goods or sectors affected and any implications for vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Local Visitors and Daily News Roundup
John Crosson of St Louis visits at the home of Mr and Mrs George Knokloch Route Three BH. B. Jackson returns from Chicago after visiting Mrs Jackson at the bedside The operation on Mrs Jackson leaves her ill yet improving Mrs C B Cochran to stay with her for several days Lloyd Hill of Cape Girardeau visiting Marion relatives H A Tate of Herrin conducts business in Marion Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. F. Ballard
J.C. Mitchell
Oliver McWilliams
Liberal
Missouri
Edgar Meneese
Goreville
Il. M. Foster
Foster
Lawrence Chamness
A. Welbourne
Neilson
Marion
Mable Bloodworth and Son
Creal Springs
John M. Reid
Herrin
John Azemas
Ross Dunston
Harrisburg
Palucah
Kentucky
Ifr Wits
GC. A. Gent
Onic
A. L. Steber
Shawneetown
Susie Wagner
Arthur
Belleville
G. J. Frick
West Boulevard
James Mason
Z. T. Parrigan
St. Louis
Jones Park
du Quoin
Howard Owen
Edith Owen
Lon Trigg
Christopher
Gaynell Barker
Ozark
Howard.Owen
Route Six
Ira Wilkes
Sleland
Frank Doty
Shawnetown
Zoon
Verney Hicks
Hi-Gee T Electric Company
St. Lotis
Leo Courtney
Middleton
Wilson County
Tennessee
J. L. Whiteside
Harl Rodgers
W. A. Erwin
Ervin
Oliver
E. Waters
Simpson
Emily Simpson
Mary Olaf
Carbondale
August
Mary Wilson
Murphysboro
William Thompson
Crab Orchard
Ruth B. Christ
Urbana
George B. White
Hattie Hawkins
Alice Dufalt
Donald
Kankakee
Pittsburg
H. C. Duty
Harry Owens
Leda Duty
Johnston City
J. W. Jacobs
St. Ca Mo
Eve Ey
T. Hamilton
West Eetreet
Decature
Lucile Spence
Natulma Hamilton
Winchester
Sam Woods
Edowardville
W. H. King
North Fair Street
John Fk. Allsay
Cambria
Carl Lamb
W. J. Edmonson
New Burnside
Charlea Crosson
St. Loui
George Knobloch
Route Three
George W. Lauderdale
Guy Beauman
Tunnel Hill
L. M. Smith
W. H. Kimmel
Mon
Jeason
Chicago
John Crosson
George Knokloch
B. Jackson
Jackson
H. A. Tate
Woolf and Miss Thomas Married in Marion
Woolf and Miss Irma L. Thomas were married in the First Baptist church study last Saturday at 11 a.m. with Dr. A. E. Prince officiating. Fred Gulley served as best man and Miss Maria Maxey as bridesmaid. witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Thomas and Rev. J. A. Hill. The groom, son of Mrs. America Woolf, works at Davidson bakery. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Thomas, is a Marion Township High School graduate. They will reside in Marion and remain active in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolf-Thomas
Wyvon HE. Woolf
Irma L. Thomas
First Baptist Church
A. E. Prince
Fred Gulley
Maria Maxey
Robert O. Thomas
J.A. Hill
Cleve Simpson wedding ties Eldorado and Vienna families
Ed van Cleve of Eldorado Illinois and Miss Edna Simpson of Vienna Illinois wed in the First Baptist Church study at 2 p m last Saturday afternoon with Dr A K Prince officiating. Witnesses were Fred Guffey and Miss Mariam Maxey. The groom, son of Prof and Mrs M T Van Cleve, is a cashier for Illinois Central and Big Four at Eldorado. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Simpson, graduates from Vienna Township High School this year. They will reside in Eldorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Cleve-Simpson
Ed van Cleve
Eldorado
Illinois
Edna Simpson
Vienna Ilinois
First Baptist Church
A. K
Prince
Fred Guffey
Mariam Maxey
M. T. van Cleve
Ilinois
Royal Neighbor Lodge Holds Large Class Adoption
A Friday evening large class adoption at the Royal Neighbor Lodge drew about 250 attendees, including 40 new members and many visiting Royal Neighbors. An afternoon instruction school and a social hour with ice cream and cake followed, with nine visiting camps represented from Corinth, Mulkeytown, Zeigler, Herrin, Johnston City, Benton, West Frankfort, Frankfort, and Valier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Arge
Laura G. Wilson
Ivan O'Donnell
Marion
Corinth
Mulkeytown
Zeiglerf
Herrin
Johnston City
Benton
West Frankfort
Frankfort
Valier
Ill in Bed, is Honored by Host of Relatives
The Zimmerman home six miles northeast of burst hosted a large Sunday gathering for Clifford Zimmerman who has suffered tuberculosis for two years and spent the last year confined to bed. Relatives from St. Louis joined the celebration with musicians providing entertainment as over 100 guests shared a yard dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Zimmerman
Burst
Clifford
Clifford Zimmersman
St. Louis
Aunt Dude Hosts 104th Birthday Dinner for Grandson
"Aunt Dude" Goodall, turning 104 this Thursday, celebrated at her Fair street home Sunday with family members. The dinner honored Leroy Bradley of Elgin, her grandson, who plans to remain for the birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude” Goodall
Fair Street
Leroy Bradley
Elgin
Dude
Marion Marble Works head salesman resigns after year and a half
C T Hamilton resigns after fourteen months as head salesman for the Marion Marble and Granite Works. An experienced monument salesman, he expresses appreciation for the business and friends made, and says he will continue to live in Marion after coming from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Hamilton
Marion
Hamilton
Winchester
Dinner Entertainment Hosted By Davis Pair
Mrs W A Davis of 611 East Bout entertained guests at noon Saturday with a delightful dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs W H King of North Fair street and Mrs Sam Woods of Edwards ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
East Bout
W. H. King
North Fair Street
Sam Woods
Edwardsville
Lightning Hits Brown Home on North Market Street
Lightning struck the house of Mr and Mrs John Brown on North Market street tearing the electric meter from the wall and splintering a door. The family were slightly shocked but no serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
North Market Street
Smoots Visit Daughter Recovering From Operation
Rev and Mrs L L Smoot traveled to Creal Springs to be with their daughter Miss Lucy Smoot who underwent an operation at the sanitarium there on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Smoot
Creal Springs
Lucy Smoot
World's Meanest Man Is Found in Winchester Ill
A supposedly forged check bearing the name George Ryan was returned by the Beardstown Relief Fund, with payment refused at the Winchester bank. A protest fee of 2.85 dollars was added, exposing the alleged fraud and signaling the tale of an infamous character in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Winchester
Ill
Ahan
Beardstown Relief Fund
George Ryan
Winchester Bank
Defiance by Labor Leader Gompers Warns of Continued Struggle
Cincinnati July 21 Organized labor through its president Samuel Gompers hurled defiance at enemies and warned that even if existing or coming industrial conflicts end labor will still be ready to fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
Copper-Tinder Anti-Gambling Bill Granted Privileged Status
Washington June 21. The Copper-Tinder anti grain gambling bill received privileged status from the House Rules Committee. The measure aligns future trading law with Supreme Court findings and grants the Secretary of Agriculture regulatory authority over grain transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cause of Representatives
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculure
Terre Haute Mines Start Operation in Indiana
Terre Haute Indiana June 21 Fifteen trip mines resumed operation today with a formal production of five hundred fifty tons per day A mass meeting of striking miners is planned this afternoon Charley Rodd traveled to Carbondale to begin summer term studies at U L N Y He plans to complete high school in three years by summer term and will work part time for Jilints Mutual Union during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Charley Rodd
Carbondale
Catholic
E Jilints Mutual Union
Growing More Beans in Greene County
JEREYVILLE JUNE 21 Thirty Jersey county farmers test disease free corn this season. Greene county increases soy bean plantings while soybean acreage is reduced. A Greenfield firm buys 3 000 bushels of soy beans for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jereyville
Jersey County
Greene County
Haley Blair Doctors Offer Free Exam In Marion Illinois
Dr Blair and Dr Haley announce at the West Side Hotel in Marion Illinois on Thursday July 6 from 8 am to 5 pm. Specialists treat stomach liver kidneys bowels gall stones constipation anemia abdominal troubles diabetes rheumatism female troubles neuralgia deafness varicose veins nasal and throat catarrh leg ulcers nephrosis debility ruptures bed wetting epilepsy heat trouble piles and rectal fistula. Treatment avoids knife with no chloroform. Lenses ground and fitted. Free consultation and examination. advice free if previous doctors failed. Office contact in Peoria Illinois.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. M.A
CECH
Board of
Arkets
Butler
Gompers
Labor
Terre Haute Mines
Indiana
Drs. Haley
Blair
Dr Blair
Marion, Illinois
E. E
Haley
Peoria
Luinoia
Adams St
Glendale Ave
West Cherry Street
Tennessee River
St. Louis & Tennessee River Packet Co
Paducah
Tennesse River
Florence
Ala
Shiloh National Military Park
Pittsburg Landing
Riverton
Eavernments
Colbert Shoals
Panalla Canal
Sheffield
Plovence
S. K. Hale
Paducah, Kentucky
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