Snyder Social Roundup Highlights Family Visits
Attendance at Snyder last Sunday was 73. Walter Garwood and family visited Albert Wilfond’s family. Miss Mary Forsythe returned from Marshall for the weekend. Elizabeth Collier left to go home with her grandfather W. F. Holwick. Rev. IT B Turney preached Sunday night. York visitors Marion Collier and family and Roy Wells and family joined W. F. Holwick and Leone Collier. Fred Bender and family spent Sunday with Adam Lichtenberger. Diana Hilbert stayed with Gladys and Nellie Bohn. Bonnie and Fred acA visited Modes & Se Ssamy. Merv and Mrs. Chifiies Ogle and Gladys dined with Wm. Serwse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shagay Sea
Walter Garwood
Albert Wilfond
Mary Liffick
Thelma Walls
Elizabeth Collier
W. F. Holwick
IT. B. Turney
Snyder
Marion Collier
York
Roy Wells
Beulah Tharp
Zelpha Bohn
Leone Collier
Fred Bender
Adam Lichtenberger
Diana Hilbert
Gladys
Nellie Bohn
Bonnie
Fred Aca
Poe
Merv
Chifiies Ogle
Wm. Serwse
West Union Couple Grace Collier Virgil Wallace Wed
Grace Collier and Virgil Wallace married at the bride’s parents home on March 9 with Rev J P Collier officiating. Immediate relatives attended and a formal dinner followed. Both are longtime Darwin township residents. Wallace is the son of Mr and Mrs Alien Wallace and served in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Collier
Virgil Wallace
Wm. Collier
J P Collier
Darwin
Wallace
Alien Wallace
Moonshine and transfers fill rural notices across Illinois
Moonshine connected social notes list visits to the Davis family and plans to keep the Moonshine switchboard with six month advance payments. Real estate transfers include numerous parcels in Caley Casey West Union Martinsville and Casey with prices from $1 to $14,200. Public notices cover fraternal convocation plans, corn bread promotion, civil service openings, dermatitis from fur dyes, state fair board elections, drainage plans for Okaw bottoms, and a large Illinois highway reform bill proposal detailing control, funding, and policing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah” McNurtan
Lena Neldigh
Walter Stricklett
Othiel. Davis
Hardineville
Joe Davis
Tillie Cox
Alice Campbell
Willie
Hutsonville
Real & TE
Grafton
James W M. Drake
Henry Roy Drake
George Crum
Calvin Crum
West Union
Samantha KE. Shirely
Robert Montgomery
Dennison
Sarah J. Winters
James T. Tichenor
Martinsville
Francis Welsh
Charles Stepp
George H. Kerr
John McKnight
Casey
John S. Moke
Ben LeGore
John S Moke
Marshall
Katherine Sherman
Leta Sherman Baxter
H V. McNary
Earl Buckle
Myrtle Stull
John Hudleston
Seymour Hurst
Fred L. Paige
Bloomington
M. KE. Ryan
Springfield
Ilinois
Illinois State Civil Service Commission
Chicago
Robertson
F. O. Tenney
Barney H. Helde
Robert R. Ward
Benton
Walter W. Lindley
Urbana
Okawville
Okaw
Kaskaskia
Clinton
Washington
Waukegan
Public Service Company of Northern Tllinoils
Quincy
Effie Syrkel
The
Humane Society
Illinois Drainage Districts Cover Vast Farmland
Illinois surveys show one eighth of state farmland within drainage and levee districts totaling about 4 500 680 acres. Another 1 150 000 acres lie in floodprone river bottoms, potentially producing crops worth 75 million dollars annually if properly drained.
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Urbana
Illinois
State Geological Survey
Geological Survey
G. W. Vickels
Chicago
Robertson
Springfield
Illinois Teachers’ Pension and Retirement Fund
R. O Clarida
Teachers’ Pension Department
Robert C. Moore
Carlinvale
Minors State Teachers’ Association
Moore
Frank D. Whipp
State Department of Public Welfare
Joliet
Caylight Saving
Rockford
Winnebago
Frank I. Mann
Gilman
Ralph Allen
Delavan
Illinois Farmers' Institute
Peoria
Monmouth
Belleville
Dixon
Princeton
Pana
Stonington Baptist Church
Bloomington
Woodford County
New York
Illnois
Europe
Asia
Canton
Thomas Jones
Health Department
W. A. Maddox
Rockford College
Rockefeller Foundation
Advertising Principles and Personal Selling Urged for Merchants
A speech by Mr Kennedy promotes truth in advertising and plain words. He argues advertising pays, cites merchant success, urges simple copy, short sentences, and few ideas. Emphasizes newspaper ads, displays, and the supremacy of personal salesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
York
The Market Road Bill debated by Clark county farmers
The Market Road Bill would maintain and use existing dirt roads to benefit farmers and consumers. It outlines state road upkeep with four road classes, detour protection, uniform markings, and patrol maintenance. Meetings with lantern slides are planned at Westfield high school on March 21 and West Union on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Illinois State Agricultural Society
Ilinois
H. J. Tice
Greenview
R. R. Meenus
Ashburn
State Department of Pulp Works and Buildings
State Department
Department of Labor
John W. Byers
Lee County
Thifty-second
Hall of Representatives
Dunlap Castle
EB. H. Walworth
Clark County
Dnnoits Agricultural Association
the Herald
Westfield High School
West Union
Farm For Sale 118 Acres Near Grand Turn and Marshall
118 acre farm for sale located 1% miles west of Grand Turn and miles south of Marshall. Includes a good house and barn with 4 acres of rich bottom land. Price 60 dollars per acre. Possession at once. Contact J. A. Sweet at phone 4. Sale must occur this week.
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Grand Turn
Marshall
J. A. Sweet
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Mary Forsythe
Dorne
Doty Day
Goods CO
Mlinois
Marshall Chapter
Royal Arch
Freeport
Law
Libote
James P. Boyte
Anti-Saloon League of
Ifinets
Highway Board
State Department of Public Works
Spelis Ente
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