Local Notes reflect remodeling and social visits in Sandoval
Fred Stein rents to Ellerton family who occupy part of his house while the Charlie Mason residence undergoes remodeling. Thelma Craig of Sandoval spent Sunday with sister Lena Briscoe and family. State Fair attendees included several locals such as Mrs. Fred Lutz and Mrs. Helen Hill. Ice cream social profits were six dollars amid rainy weather. School painting and cleaning proceed with Vernon painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stein
Ellerton
Charlie Mason
Thelma Craig
Sandoval
Lena Briscoe
Springfield
Fred Lutz
Helen Hill
Irman
Juanita Meredith
Cecil Hicks
Wash Bowen
James Meredith Jr
Wm. Johnson
Bud Adams
Deatta Ticknor
Harry Lush
Odin
Glen Hicks
Vernon
R. M. Rittinghouse
Patoka
John Reynolds
Local residents visit and farm work noted in Centralia area
Wm Seidel spread lime last week while several families including the Hardings Eide ticknors and Robinsons called on relatives. Frank Jett hauled lime to the Sebastian farm. Visits extend to Lake Sunday and Harrisburg with farm improvements mentioned. Labor Day school start planned with Violet Swalley as teacher and Ilene Miller entering the Centralia peach queen contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Seidel
Josephine Harding
Susan Eide
Centralia
Babe
Ted Ticknor
Frank Jett
Albert Sebastian
Clark Garner
Lake
Ralph
Laurence Heinzmann
Shattue
Cecil Hicks
Mary Ticknor
Eawin
Mary Marshall
Rose Britt
Earl Ramsey
Virgil Alvey
Harrisburg
R. R. Robinson
Luther Groff
Clifford Merten
Ralph Merten
Robert Henley
Taylorville
Josephine Henley
Benton
Babe Ticknor
Violet Swalley
Ilene Miller
Cracker Neck News Roundup Notices
Luther Barnes and family were in the Neck on Wednesday. Betty Shepard visited her grandparents on Thursday. Mr Mary Belcher and son Georgh traveled to Vandalia last week. John Shepard and family called on Theodore Stone and family Saturday. Mrs Claud Carmen and children from Taylorville stayed with Walla Cooper and family Sunday. Bessie Alexander Lucille Shepard and Wayne Barnes visited Opal Barnes Saturday night. Carl Easton delivered a truck load of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Barnes
Betty Shepard
Mary Belcher
Georgh
Vandalia
John Shepard
Theodore Stone
Claud Carmen
Taylorville
Walla Cooper
Bessie Alexander
Lucille Shepard
Wayne Barnes
Opal Barnes
Carl Easton
Community Notes From Odin Township Social Roundup
Emma Ross and Lora Holtslaw families appear in multiple visits and gatherings. Local schools Barr and Lakeview open with new teachers Alice Myers and Viola Hicks. Residents welcome visitors from Kentucky and Alma while health issues follow Chas Breakfield with an infected foot and Mrs John Myers ill.
Local Notes On Sunday Visits And Farm Work
People traveled to St Louis Park on Sunday. J A Shepard and wife dined with John Shepard and A carload of young locals attended League at Zion church Sunday night. Darrell Barnes was in the Neck Saturday night and Sunday. Bessie Alexander of Morrisonville visits home folks this week. Perry Belcher and wife, Kari Eastman and wife spent Sunday with Lou Belcher and family. Uncle Dock Shepard helps Luther Barnes cut corn this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Park
J. A. Shepard
John Shepard
League At Zion Church
Darrell Barnes
Neck
Bessie Alexander
Morrisonville
Perry Belcher
Kari Eastman
Lou Belcher
Dock Shepard
Luther Barnes
Mrs Ira Pritchard Visits Bolivar Then Returns Home
Mrs Ira Pritchard of Bolivar Missouri left for her home Monday afternoon after a two week visit with relatives and friends. She had been away eighteen years since leaving the community where she was reared and later married Ira Pritchard. Before leaving she spent a pleasant day with Miss Lizzie Mc Glumpy now in Odin. Mrs Homer Smith and her sons of near Hoots Chapel spent Thursday with Mrs Pritchard's parents in Odin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Pritchard
Bolivar
Washington
Lizzie McGlumpy
Odin
Homer Smith
Near Hoots Chapel
Barbara Gene Branch
Mildred Adams
Eulalia Williams
Hoots Chapel
Flava Dietrich
Salem
Nancy Branch
Earl Ramsey
H. B. Adams
Herschel. Campbell
Mary Marshall
Rose Britt
Patoka
Wm. Kelly
Chicago
Warren Williams
Leroy Guyman
Quintin Luellen
Eulah Williams
John Loomis
Dave Adams
Central City
Wm. Adams
Ida Jett
Wm. Powell
Puleston
Powell
Frank Galbreth
Alfalfa Fields Face Insect Pest Threats in Marion County
A Farm Adviser warns Marion County alfalfa fields may be attacked soon by three pests, cottony cutworms, fall army worms and alfalfa webworms, aided by very dry weather. The report details identification, life cycle, and control methods including poisoned bran bait and lead arsenate sprays or dusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Couny
Blackburn
W. P. Flint
State Natural History Survey
College of Agriculture, University of Illinois
Illinois
Story of Milk Told To St Louis Children By Dairy Council
The St Louis District Dairy Council educated 14 595 boys and girls across 33 playgrounds in July and August with two films shown at 8 p m. Attendance ranged from 300 to 1200. The council funds education and quality control efforts with Sanitary Milk Producers and distributors. Three field men conducted 124 farm visits and numerous tests including 6621 sediment tests 6635 bacteria counts and temperatures on 537 milk samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dairy Council
Booth
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Carrigan
COX & Martin
Kourdouvelis Bros
DAY Cleaners
N. Locust St
Odin Township
Emma Ross
Fred Ross
Emma Deadmond
Lora Holtslaw
Susan McClelland
Melvin Austin
Phyllis
Pearl McClelland
Isaac Ross
W. R. McClelland
Barr School
Viola Hicks
Lakeview
Alice Myers
Lois McClelland
Gertrude
Irvington
Klosterman
Alvaro Hargis
Kentucky
A. C. Austin
Grace Jackson
Lillian
Alma
Paul Shreve
J. R. Holtslaw
WW. R. McClelland
Mason Holtslaw
Ed Risinger
Loyd McClelland
Sella McClelland
Mattie Deadmond
Isaac
Roosevelt Austin
Chas
Breakfield
John Myers
DU Quoin State Fair
Musical Review
America
Southern
Horner
John Stelie
Chevrolet
Studebaker Dealer
Watts & Hunter
S. Poplar
Centralia, TH
Curle
Vita Luster
Eugene Or
Frederic
Sep
Arch
Egyptian Academy of Beauty Culture
Nat’l Bank
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