Illinois drivers' responsibility law takes effect
Governor Dwight H. Green announces the new Illinois drivers responsibility law effective January 1 1946. It requires reporting crashes with over 50 dollars damage within ten days and all fatal or personal injuries within twenty four hours. Financial responsibility can be shown by cash bond or insurance. Maximums are 1000 dollars property damage 5000 for one person and 10000 for multiple people.
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Illinois
Dwight H. Green
State Division of Highways
Springfield
Division of Highways
General Assembly
Livingston E. Osborne
Sunday Activities and Obituaries in Fredonia Church
Rev Ottis Atchison led 83 in Sunday School attendance while Aunt Lizzie Gilmore’s funeral was held in Central City. Local residents visited, moved possessions, and planned a Quarterly BTA meeting at Patoka on December 9. influenza illness, family visits, and ball game outings are noted among frequent churchgoers.
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Ottis Atchison
Eunice McHaney
John Talbert
Laurence
Wilbur Talbert
Lizzie Gilmore
Central City
Arnold Mack
Fred
Martha Perkins
B.T.U
Henry Meredith
George
William Kretzer
Everett Goodwin
Patoka Baptist Church
Charles Renfro
St. Joseph
Michigan
Verlin
Eileen Heinzmann
John Kretzer
Temple
Dorothy Atteberry
Lorraine Meredith
Elvira Heinzman
Eileen Charlton
Amelia Meredith
Swagler Family Shopping Trips Across St Louis Area
Shattuc residents including Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Swagler and Miss Alice Swagler were seen shopping in St. Louis Saturday. Other notes mention Mrs. Edward Goddy in Breese Hospital and visits by Mrs. Ora Brewer of Sorento and Thomas Cole of St Louis to the Hill household.
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Edgar Swagler
Lewis Swagler
Alice Swagler
St. Louis
Edward Goddy
Breese Hospital
Earl Hahn
Margaret Kennedy
Odin
Ora Brewer
Sorento
Thomas Cole
Wiliam Hill
A. C. Keister
Local Social Roundup From Centralia and Vicinity
A sweep of weekend visits and gatherings across Centralia and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Earl Heinrich from New York visiting O C Keister, and multiple families such as Scheuflers Beucheles Hills Stein and Heinzmans sharing meals and shopping in Great Bend Boulder St Louis Vincennes and Vincennes Indiana with host families including the Stein Apple and Hardekopf households.
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Pete Scheufler
Great Bend
Kansas
Earl Beuchele
Boulder
William Hill
James Keister
Earl Heinrich
St. Louis
New York
O. C
Frank Heinzman
George Hardekopf
Centralia
Robert Abernathy
Vincennes
Indiana
Frank Stein
Bob Naves
Howard Edwards
Bill Edwards
Sheldon Apple
Apple
Sandoval welcomes new residents from Prairie and local visitors
The Day home hosts George Crisel and family from Prairie Mo with niece Sadie Crisel while they search for living quarters. The Crisels plan to buy a home in Sandoval as jobs at Sandoval Zink Co and a local saw mill start. Emma Mason and Mrs Jack Cole visit at Orville Mason’s home for a dinner featuring quail from Orville’s hunt. Evelynne Lyons returns home to Sandoval after a Peoria visit with Mrs Oran Davidson.
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Bill Day
George Crisel
Johnnie Crisel
Neice Sadie Crisel
Prairie, Mo
Sandoval Zink Co
Salem
Violet
Crisels
Sandoval Fine
Raymond Mason
Yeoman
U.S. Navy
Emma Mason
Jack Cole
Orville Mason
Orville
Evelynne Lyons
Sandoval
Peoria
Oran Davidson
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Illinois State News
State Department of Public Health
Midwest
New Salem State Park
George A. Custer
Abraham Lincoln
Fredonia
Guy Donoho
Alice Jett
Everett Jett and Wife
William Miller
Mildred Shield
Robert Carter
Shattuc News
Vandalia
Bagan
Sandoval News
Straith
Jewelry Store
S. Locust St
Centralia, Ill
DR. LE Gear
Lee
Mobil Oil
Just
Patoka Elevator Co
George J. Wasem
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