Wheenley City Council Met Monday
The Wheenley City Council met Monday February 5 at City Hall to appoint a Marshal and police judge. Many residents and families are noted with social updates including births relocations travels and illness. Santa Claus is scheduled to visit soon and a Christmas lights effort is underway in the business district.
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Leo Sommer
Mark Frederick
Don Miller
David
Frank Stahl
Westphalia
Jack Sunderland
Fred Ealman
Anna Hogan
Streator
Hil
John Donahue
Donahues
Lavern Scheckel
Kansas City
Op Association
Little Gene Scheckel
K. U. Medical Cen
Buford Blackmore
Santa Claus
V. F. W. Boys
M. L. Honn
Nick
Lucy Dykes
Ted Bealer
Garnett
Farris
Bealer
Independence
Kas
Mike Ortiz
Sue
Evansville
Ind
Ruby Dykes
Ben Fox
Rex
Gree Jey
Quincy, Il
Fox
The
Sinclair Pipe
Youth in Chicago Admits Drunken Driving Chase
Fred J. Estrada, 20, appeared in Traffic Court before Judge Joseph Butler and admitted leading police on a four mile high speed chase. The judge commented on reading the papers and said he had just passed Estrada’s sentence. The youth replied that they get a year in the county jail.
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Chicago
Fred J. Estrada
Joseph Butler
Butler
Estrada
Redwood Library Story In Newport Oldest In America
Redwood Library built in 1747 in Newport Rhode Island is the oldest continuously used library building in America. It is open daily. Savings bonds are an investment.
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Redwood
Newport
R. 1
America
Subscriptions Received by The Herald This Period
The Herald lists new subscriptions and renewals from multiple towns including Ottawa Lane Rantoul Williamsburg Pomona Richmond Princeton Wellsville Quenemo Michigan Valley Melvern Garnett Baldwin Overbrook and Waverlyman. Names include L C Broers G W Gould Mrs Kate Smith and many others.
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The
Herald
Ottawa
L. C. Broers
G. W. Gould
Kate Smith
E. H. Keyse
Dosia Oyler
F. A. Elliott
Charlie Simmons
Earl Oakman
J. A. Fisher
Carol Richardson
Lane
George A. McDaniel
James Sandor
Rantoul
George Alexander
Everett Miller
Howard Brown
W. M. Reed
Williamsburg
Jack Cromwell
J. W. Wren
Earl Higdon
Pomona
F. FE. Zimmerman
Ed Reekie
E. C. Hughes
Richmond
John Peters
V. FE. Gunnell
Princeton
Bruce Roush
Thomas Ferrer
Enoch Walters
Wellsville
Bennie Medlin
R. P. Ferris
C. B. Coughenour
Maurine Warren
Theron Cole
Quenemo
C. C. Scott
Kenneth Miller
Michigan Valley
Ralph Brooks
Melvern
M. C. Brecheisen
Garnett
Elsie Maley
Anthony Feuverborn
Baldwin
L. M. Williams
Charley Slader
Overbrook
Alvin Stahel
Waverly
Missouri River Dam Opened As Water Flows Increased
Gavin's Point Dam on the upper Missouri River is partially opened due to a very low river stage. About 9,600 cubic feet per second are released above normal winter flow to conserve the water supply. The action may spread to other Dakotan dams if needed as an ice blockage near Blair, Nebraska, subsides. St Joseph Water Co plans an emergency intake line should levels drop further before the dam water reaches town. Robert Fulton’s Clermont began regular service in 1807.
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Gavin’s Point
Missouri River
Army
Dakotas
Blair
Neb
Leavenworth
St. Joseph Water Co
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Wneeley
Helen Salman
Jim
Kenneth Meyer
J. J. Meyer
S. Locust
United States
Shaw Air Force Base
South Carolina
Kenneth
San Diego
Medical Corps
Missouri River ‘Dam
Robert Fulton
Swift’s Premium
SWIFT
Usam
Deerwood Independent
OGG
Cecil Ogg
Courtney Ogg
West Side
Courtney, Howard & Jim
Maple
Kelsey Food Store
John Kelsey
S. Main
Zero Food
Cliff & Betty Haverty
S. Maiz
Phg
OFM. Rog
U.S. Pal
Kotex
New
van Camp
Maxwell House
Nabisco Premium
KRAFT
Aaa
Deerwood
Gane
Grinder
Curry Auto Supply
Pho
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