Roy G. Andrews Editor and Publisher Passes
Roy G. Andrews veteran editor and publisher of the Blue Island newspaper is listed with contact numbers Jane Bauer associate and reporter Orraine LaFond among staff.
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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
2
Roy G. Andrews veteran editor and publisher of the Blue Island newspaper is listed with contact numbers Jane Bauer associate and reporter Orraine LaFond among staff.
Midlothian reports Bill Kreis Jr a ETO veteran received his army discharge last month. Citizens committee notes acknowledgments for Christmas checks from Jack Reagan and others newly discharged. Messages from Korea and Japan indicate service members awaiting orders and homing returns.
A poultry supplier promotes pedigreed chick breeds from Park's Barred Rocks to Roseland Leghorns and Buff Orpingtons, plus White Wyandotte. They offer high grade feeds with vitamins minerals cod liver oil and meat scraps, sold direct at wholesale. Mr. Walter Anderson will assist customers on site.
After the regular meeting last Sunday the MYF members played shuffle board. Next week MYF plans a Valentine party at Ruth Stevens's home. Jack Sims a RM sc. of Detroit stationed at Great Lakes was weekend guest of the Mat OLeary family. Birthday greetings this week.
Mrs W Bradley visits note for February 9. Mrs Christianson to visit on the 13th. George Foose and Herbert Brown events on February 12. Mrs Bruno Lee mentioned February 4. Kristinich celebrates birthday February 6. Helen Hage is visiting Arlington to see Mrs McCann. Vas has been very ill the past week.
Women's Valentine event planned by Lidns Society captains at St Christopher's clubhouse on February 15. Proceeds or details not specified.
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