Vernon voters back school bond proposition
The Vernon district approved the school bonding proposition by a large margin on last Tuesday’s election. Opposition gathered only twenty one votes, while about 85 percent favored improved schools and trusted the Board of Education to meet next year’s requirements.
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Board of Education
Vernon
Louise Betts
Entre Nous Club
Dot Doolen
Ladies Aid Society
J. M. Thompson
Isobel Protz
Myrtle Sprinkle
Treas
Carrie Beits
Hazel Cox
New ‘Sunshine Friends
F. M. Smith
Patoka
B. Metzeer
Shobonier
Enda Peddicerd
Helen Hathaway
Join Betts
C. C. Murfin
Lucas Crawford
John Crawford
Alice Murfit
Elizabeth Simcox
Vanda Tillman
St. Louis
H. O. Tillman
A. W. Thalman
Vandalia
Glenwood Brown
Wesleyan U
Bloomington
Fred Brown
Andy Hanson
Wendall
Betty
Earl Graham
Junior
Third to eighth grade oral composition excerpts
Readable portions show students from third through eighth grade presenting oral compositions. The fragment notes classroom activity and oral skills assessment without further details.
Local Folks and Visits Near Alma and Kinmundy
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Phillips of Salem visited Thursday afternoon with Charlie Tomlinson and wife. Rev. E. E. Wise began a revival at the M. E. Church last Sunday night. Loren Williams hauled hay for Frank Johnson Thursday. Louie Sullens and wife returned to Kinmundy Wednesday after visiting L. E. Sullens west of town. Albert Shaddau arrived here Friday.
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Elmer Frizzell
Geo. Walton Proverty
Blanche Doolen
Fostersburg
Dan Lester
Lester Chapel
Vira Pfeffer
Centralia
J. W. Epps
Gus Protz
Alice
Ada Bates
Alma
Wm. Wade Jr
Collinsville
Earl
Hugh Carpenter
Helen Hall
Vandalia
Andrew Crothers
Laura
Mary French
J. W. Jones Hones
Grant ‘Arnold
Clinton
Shere
F.arnold
Reeter
Noah ‘Linton
Shébonier
J. P. Roberts
Leo Kinney
Ed Gehrkin
Shebonier
John Betts
H. L. Martin
Frank Cox
Kinmundy
Ethel Green
Floyd Hines
C. O. Livesay
Glen Cox
John McConnell
Bert Manion
Decatur
Lewis Leniger
Earl Graham
Son Junior
Jolly
Murphysboro
Cloud Betts
Estelle
Lillie Livesay
St. Louis
Lois Bundy
Maron
Guy Jones
J. W. Jones
C. O. Lawler
Ramsey
Elmer Arnold
Will Jones
Arnold Chapel
Helen Ferrell
Trenton
Farrell
Ed Brown
Wm. Protz
Rose Martin
Florence Reilman
Near Kinmundy
Glenweed Brown
Bloomington
Clarence Kirchoeffer
Nashville
M. E. Church
G. ©. Betts
F. M. Smith
Luke Snyder
John Rouse
Alice Wade
Helen Hathaway
W. L. Hathaway
Fred Leniger
Mary Jarrett
Frank Chigoi
Alfred Chigoi
Marie Lutz
Nina Lutz
Mildred Ververs
Dayne* Wood
Etta Carrigan
Roxie Snyder
Henry Troutt
Charles Lutz
Harry Bopp
John Bopp
Susie Snyder
Rose
Myrle Snyder
Boyd Steele
Chas. Lutz
Jake Foltz
Ed Wood
Wm. Mason
Hester
Lester Troutt
Alfred
Frank di Cciigoi
Tony Desiderio
Frank Chiagoi
Mildred
Eunice’ Ververs
Fern
Sau, Wash
Bowen
Fairman
Joe Yardley
John William
Rev. Settles
Norfolk
Virginia
Ed ‘Headley
Ted Warren
Gwathney
Emma Clayton
Agnes Moore
Helen Dodson
Leroy
Charles Bassett
C. D. Tomlinson
Bridgeport
Claude Tully
Douglas Wantland
Christian Church
Odin
Tom Donoho
Magnolia
Riley Williams
W. R.doolen
Lawrence Stevens
Arthur Jenkins
Norvil Wright
Peoria
Linen Malone
Marine
Jerry Phillips
Salem
Charlie Tomlison
E. E. Wise
Loren Williams
Frank Johnson
Louie Sullens
L. E. Sullens
Albert, Shaddau
Local Families Share Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bopp and family visited Nathan Keist and wife on Friday night. John Bopp and wife visited on Sunday. Arthur McGeehorn and family visited John Hicks and wife on Sunday. Julius Chausse called on Arthur McGeehorn Monday morning. Mrs. Stella Nettles visited Luther Groff and family Sunday morning. William Groff visited Mildred Rd-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bopp
Nathan Keist
John Bopp
Arthur McGeehorn
John Hicks
Julius Chausse
Stella Nettles
Luther Groff
William Groff
Mildred Rd
Vogt Announces Candidacy for Marion County Sheriff
H E Vogt declares run for Sheriff in Marion County as a Democrat. He previously served 1922 to 1926 and seeks voter support ahead of the April 8, 1930 primary, thanking supporters and planning to meet voters.
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Marion County
H. E
Stony) Vogt
Kniseley Nominated for Marion County School Superintendent
Announcement lists J Scott Kniseley as Democratic primary candidate for Marion County Illinois school superintendent subject to votes on April 8 1938. The notice confirms party nomination and election date.
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J. Scott Kniseley
Marion County
Illinois
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