Carrigan Community News and Christmas Plans
Carrigan notes show visits in Centralia and Salem on Saturday. Sunday activities include Sunday School with 37 attendees and a Carrigan Church Christmas program next Tuesday. The School Board orders a new heating system to be installed by Walton Hardware Co. plus local visits, sick lists, dog incidents, and a Santa-less Christmas program due to muddy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Merten
Syith
Carrigan
Carrigan Church
Dorothy Mreidith
Freda Briscoe
James Meridith
Odin
Luther Groff
Bud Adam
Albert Galbreath
Wayne
Dale Harker
Jimmie Meridith
Sandoval High School
Geo. Nettles
Sandoval
Carlyle
Nelson Hicks and Son
Arthur MccGeeh
Robert Fulton
Tom Fulton
Stombaugh Hill Christmas Shopping and Local News
Eight days remain before Christmas as Vandalia shoppers visit The Paint Store across from Liberty Theatre. Mrs. Russell Woolley stayed with her mother Mrs. Ella Hawkins Tuesday through Friday. Howard Daniels butchered a hog Saturday. Mary Stombaugh and daughters DeEtta and Marybell along with Ella Hawkins toured Patoka Saturday. Mrs. John Luster visited the Hill Sunday. Mrs. John Wolff remains unwell. A baby boy named Charles Dean was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson. Mrs. J R Stombaugh and daughter with Mrs. Rosa Laswell visited Mrs. Herman Page in Ramsay Sunday. Gracie Bryant called on Friday. Clara Josh called on Beobtta Amobaugh Sunday evening. The new shoe store opened Saturday with a fine line of goods. Country roads remain muddy and nearly impassable. J R Stambaugh visited Mulberry Grove Sunday on business. Jean Daniels missed a couple days of school due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Liberty Theatre
Russell Woolley
Ella Hawkins
Howard Daniels
Mary. Stombaugh
DeEtta
Marybell
Patoka
John Luster
John Wolff
Thomas Jackson
Chas
Dean
J. R. Stombaugh
Rosa Laswell
Herman Page
Ramsey
Gracie Bryant
Clara Josh
Beobtta Amobaugh
J. R. Stambaugh
Mulberry Grove
Jean Daniels
Farming or road work on our streets Monday morning
Ora Green and son Herbert with a plow on the street spark questions about farming or road work. W. H. Jones helped his son Lewis butcher a hog. Arty Shick and Lee Griffin returned from northern corn fields. Chas. Myers on Mrs. Moellers farm sick last week. Mrs. Mary Jones and son passed peppey with Erna Jones and Jann y. Dale Arnold visited Francis Griffin. Milk truck failed to negotiate roads. Lew Engler and Oscar Doolen hauled milk with teams. Doolen school plans a Christmas tree barring big changes in recent weather. In sports, Ramsey beat Shobonier 20 to 10. Rock Falls dominates Tampico, 21 to 9, with Forehand star for Rock Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Green
Herbert
W. H. Jones
Lewis
Arty Shick
Lee *Griffin
Chas. Myers
Dale Arnold
Francis Griffin
Lew Engler
Oscar Doolen
Doolen
Patoka
Harry Forehand
Rock Fall
Rock Falls
Tampico
Sterling
Tony
Pignatelli
Harry
Vandalia
Effingham Doctors Report 13 Tularemia Cases Over 18 Years
A clinical group in Effingham reports 13 tularemia cases recorded over 18 years. First four occurred in their families linked to rabbits, later cases among patients with infected rabbits. Dr CC Holman warns local residents to take precautions, wear gloves when handling rabbits, and ensure game is well cooked to prevent infection.
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Efinghat
Local Xmas Notes and Social Tidbits
A brief round of holiday notes includes Pauline Chandler visiting Sterling sister and returning home, coffee price promotion at Adom's, and weekend visits by Denver Adams and wife from Dupo to Patoka and Centralia. Walter Dively works the IC job at Buffalo. Art Beckett, troubled by eyesight, is away for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Chandler
Sterling
Adom’s
Denver Adams
Dupo
Patoka
Centralia
GC. N. Cruse’s
Walter Dively
I.C
Buffalo
Hart
Art Beckett
Patoka Eyes Victory as Kinmundy Faces Brownstown
Dec 20 Patoka hosts Farina then Altamont hosts Edgewood after holidays. Kinmundy rests after the Patoka game until meeting Brownstown. Altamont schedule includes Edgewood at Altamont following the Christmas break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Farina
Altamont
Edgewood
Kinmundy
Brownstown
Centralia
Carlyle
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Santa
Métis Jones
Wrambes
Stombaugh Hill
Fostersburg
Sport News
Shobonier Indees
Eagan
Bill Carter
Shobbie Boys
Effingham
Alana
Percale
Madras
Gladstone
Travelers
Lisle Hole
Handkkerchiefs
CoMar
Bill Folds
Bath
Wm. Hutter Clothing Company
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