Fairman Hauls Hay as Community Salute at Literary Night
Fairman Jewel Chausse hauled red top hay for Luther Williams Thursday while many attended the Carri gan school Literary Friday night. A weekend full of visits, milk and stock deliveries, and a coon hunt ended with a road mishap and a quart found by officers, leading to two suspects jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Chausse
Luther Williams
Carrigan School
Frances Chausse
Satsnbrid
Marie Cozad
Herb Stone
Will Crothers
Theodore Meredith Butcher
Centralia
Bud Adams
Clarence Cozad
Ike Walker
Patoka Prairie
Harry Bopp
Marie Harker
Thomas Harker
Henry Stillabower
Wash Bowen
St. Louis
Boyd Steele
Centralia Shoe Factory
Aurice Clayton
Bowen
Mat Belcher
H. J. Stone
C. E. Cozad
Patoka
Walter Humes
Jim Hill
Salem
Irvin Schmahl
Rockford
Ruby
Nettie
Schmahl
Mabel
Isabel
Gladys Bowen
Ernest Schmahl
Frances
Billie
Sheba
Booze Bridge and Also Speed Cops
Two brothers from Glenridge named Pawlica set out toward Chicago late Thursday night but their trip ended abruptly as police stopped them for speeding. Authorities pursued a stop near the Booze Bridge area, details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawlica
Glenridge
Chicago
Local Notes Highlight Departures and Visits Across Counties
West of Patoka Ed Johnston and family host Johnston and kin from Iowa while Archie Skaggs leaves for California to settle nearby relatives. Sandoval tops Altamont 85 to 12 tying Vandalia for third. Darrel Caldwell enjoys new auto job in Robinson. Rural Route One Decatur home plans for Ed Enlow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Decatur
Enlow
Johnston
Iowa
Edw. Johnston
Mary Anderson
Centralia
Ed Johnston
S. E. Robinson
Shobonier
John McConnell
Vernon
P. B. Simcox
Walter Parks
Leo Walker
St. Louis
Archie Skaggs
Pope Township
California
Sandoval
Altamont
Vandalia
Piers
Kirmundy
Darrel Caldwell
Robinson
Luther Caldwell
Bob Caldwell
D. R. Livesay
Dale Altom
Peters Shoe Co
William Parker
Walter Adams
Neal
George J. Wasem
Effingham Hospital
Greer
Roy Griffin
State funds aid county fairs and road construction outlook
The state will reimburse county fairs 270 782 of 400 000 in premiums this year with 61 counties participating. Governor Emmerson pledges cooperation in Hoover era prosperity measures as road and building projects expect about 60 million dollars in state expenditure. Gun robbery penalties rise to 6 to 18 years with good behavior allowances, boosting prison expansion to relieve overcrowding. Lottie Holman O Neill urges lobbyist registration and public disclosure of supporters at a Rockford women’s club address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Buck
Emmerson
Ilinois
Hoover
State Parole Board
Illinois
Yas Women’s Club
Rockford
Lottie Holman O'Neill
Hheis
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patoka, Illinois
Fairman
Bigelow
Duncan
North
Poplar
Centralia, Illinois
Walter Enloc
Cozad’s
Home Bakery
Patoka Bakery
Little
Dad
Anical Toys
C. N. Cruse
State Capitol News
Edwin P. Hall
Mechanicsburg
Purdue University
Illinois University
Pennsylvania
Secretary Hyde
Federal Department, of Agriculture
Congress