Community notes from Snyder and surrounding area
Local social roundup lists visits and gatherings among Snyder residents and guests from Frankfort Terre Haute Lebanon and Toledo. Highlights include family visits, quilting parties, and neighbors sharing meals. A traffic incident near Snyder ends with a stalled car struck by a train. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Carpenter
Frankfort
Indiana
Jake Fawyer
Ovie Draper
Robert Robinson
Gerald
Joe Henderson
Terre Haute
Raymond Tryon
Minnie Jeffers
Vern Allen Hilbert
Loretta
Jean
Gus Hammond
Claude St. John
Herbert Pinkston
York
Carl Pinkston
Robert St. John
Otto Higginbotham
Martha
Lola
John
Clarence
Sarah Hollenbeck
Janet
Milo Collier
Bobby
Lambert Hammond
Fay Pittinger
Joy
Connie
Charles Ogie
Roy Pittinger
Opal Mae
Charles
Delores
Ola Collier
P. E. Cornwell
van Shields
Louie Lawrence
Lyman Shawler
Weat Union
Lola Jeffers
Joe Miller
Ll. A. Dolson
Lebanon
Ind
Clarence Collier
Ellen
Malcolm
Toledo
Illinois
N. R. Myles
Walnut Prairie
Darwin News Notes and Local Occurrences
Rainy spell breaks into cold weather as residents report travels, family events, and illness. Notables include Ruth Helen Paddock birth, deaths in Terre Haute, Grandparents Paddock connections, and community visits among Frakes, Johnson, Frakes families. Wabash river level falls, milk and dairy products cited in dietary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Paddock
Terre Haute
Arthur Delong
Clarence Hunt
Aide Ausband
Paris
Paul Johnson
George Paddock
Ruth Helen
Kenneth Paddock
Lafayette
Indiana
J. W. Renshaw
Rennie Johnson
Herbert
Westfield
Norma Jean Tingley
Carol June Frakes
Jennie Junker
Jean van Fleet
West Union
Carrol Tinley
John Frakes
Carol June
Leland White
Martinsville
Ernest Tingley
Marshall
Roy Hewitt
Gary
Wabash
Illinois Farm Drainage Rules Through Century of Law
The Illinois courts have long established rules guiding landowners on surface water drainage. Owners may widen and deepen natural depressions, straighten channels, drain ponds, tile land, fill low spots, and expand drainage lines while keeping natural entry points. They may not divert water to nonnatural outlets, alter entry points, bring in external waters, pollute or connect tiles without consent, or impair lower properties. Highway authorities share these rights and duties, with condemnation possible for needed drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apo
Illinois Holstein-Fresian meeting tour at Breese
The Illinois Holstein-Fresian association holds its annual meeting January 27 and 28 at the Southern Illinois Artificial Breeding headquarters in Breese Clinton County. The tour begins Thursday evening with a 7 p.m. reception and banquet in the Grange hall south of Belleville. Glenn Householder of the national Holstein Friesian association will speak, followed by a Friday morning business meeting at the Grange hall and a final session after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breése
Clinton County
Illinois- Holstein-Fresian Association
Rhode
Extension Dairyman
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Grange
Belleville
Holstein
Glenn
National Holstein- Friesian Association
Grange Hall
Limestone Reforms Highlight Tinsis Resources
Over 100 uses mark limestone as a key natural resource in Tinsis. Sipgadora tops the tragedy list in the modern farm factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsis
Sipgadora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. van Shields
Darwin
Commodore Frakes
Bob Munk
West York
Drake Lockers
Marshall, Ill
LAW
Dee Oh
Allis-chalmers’ Factory
Stanfield ‘Implement CO
Marshall, Il
Little Big Feather
Pontiac
Flowers, Sales
Marshall,—Ill
Ellington
al & Feed Co
Marshall, Illinois
Clark Center
Five Points Church
Guernsey
Poland
Ford Tractor
Ferguson
John “Deere
Horton
Briggs-Stratton
Paul Veach
Clyde H-Knowes
Mt. ‘Pleasant
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