Local Social Roundup and University Degrees Mentioned
Fairman and others visit Kansas New Mexico and California to see friends and relatives. Home Bureau meeting at Vernace Tate home Monday evening with several attendees. Tinklers of Odin dine with Heinrichs. Lena Adams returns to Chicago. Recipients at Heinrich home include Schaubert Tinkler Georgianna Beals Thomas Talka family. Richard H. Meredith listed among 719 degree candidates at University of Illinois ceremony on Feb 2 with father James Meredith attending.
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Vernon DuComb
Rollen Robinson
Kansas
New Mexico
California
Dodson
Mabel Gilley
W. M. Seidel
Lecta Rae Robinson
Home Bureau
Vernace Tate
Wm. Tinkler
Odin
Heinrich
Lena Adams
Chicago
Frank Schaubert
Shattuc
Georgianna Tinkler
Paul Beals
Decatur
Bob Thomas
Leon Talka
Richard H. Meredith
James Meredith
Carrigan
Marion County
U. of Illinois
Local Social Roundup From Shattuc and Nearby
Betty Muench Wanda Crabtree Kenneth Mann and Mr and Mrs George Mann attended the Carlyle tournament Friday night. Centralia shoppers and visits to Stein family and friends are noted along with brief travels of Heinzmann Behrens Noller Hill and Hill households in Shattuc and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Muench
Wanda Crabtree
Kenneth Mann
Geore Mann
Carlyle
Highfield
Alfred Wiedle
Arthur Smith
Larry Patterson
Robert Stein
Wm. Hill
Claude Brummer
Guy Watson
Centralia
Emil Wood
Sandoval
Frank Stein
Joseph Speiser
Martin Kraft
St. Louis
Albert Heinzmann
Howard Quick
R. H. Abanathie
Bakersfiled
Calif
Rudolph Behrens
Irvin Noller
Soil Conservation Program Links With Marion County Farm Bureau
The Department of Agronomy Extension Service and local technicians discuss phosphate and fertilizer use on pastures. Plans aim to closely align the Soil Conservation program with farm account keepers and boost participation. The district and Marion County Farm Bureau maintain a strong ongoing relationship with active member involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Farm Bureau
Soil Conservation Efforts Highlight Marion County Farm Bureau
Old and new members of the Marion County Farm Bureau are engaged in soil conservation programs. The board commends broad support from organizations and individuals, especially Paul B. Chance, County Superintendent of Schools, who distributed 125 photograph sets and materials to teachers and schools and will promote a forthcoming Scrap Book contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Farm Bureau
Co. Supt. of
Paul B. Chance
Chance
Veterans warned against double GI Bill benefits during training
State official Samuel C. Bernstein cautioned World War II veterans that receiving readjustment and subsistence allowances simultaneously is illegal. Violations carry a $1,000 fine or up to a year in prison per week of duplicate benefits, plus possible loss of readjustment rights and future subsistence aid. Over 300 duplicate claims are under investigation among Illinois veterans, with discovery likely under the VA control system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Bernstein
U.S. Veterans Administration
Bernstein
Illinois
Veterans Administration
Veterans urged to report to unemployment office for reemployment
It advises veterans to report to their Illinois unemployment compensation office to show good intent and avoid possible criminal prosecution. To qualify for readjustment allowances a veteran must have served at least 90 days in the army or navy after Sept 16 1940. If discharged for illness or disability in line of duty lasting 16 days or more after Sept 16 1940, benefits may apply. A discharge certificate, active work registration, ability to work, and willingness to accept suitable work are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Returns of WW II dead begin August 1947
The first remains to be repatriated are those who died at Pearl Harbor and other wars dead now in seven Hawaiian cemetery sites. They are due to reach San Francisco August 18 1947, while Henri Chappelle burials in Belgium are set for New York August 25 1947. Only next of kin requests will be honored for U.S. burial options.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Returns of war dead to begin May 1947 distribution plan
The Army announces full scale deliveries of caskets will start in May 1947 and continue until all orders are filled. About 80 percent of recovered remains are to be returned to the U S homeland and 20 percent to be interred overseas. Next of kin responses will determine exact figures. Lt Col J Grinnell QMC will direct American Grave Registration activities from Chicago, coordinating stays for remains from Pacific and Atlantic theaters to designated U S states. Saturday social at the Reynolds home included Kinmundy and Fairman residents among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curent
United States
Quartermaster General
Chicago Quartermaster Depot
J. Grinnell
QMC
Pacific
Ilinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mrs Doty Attends Funeral of Cousin in Illinois
Mrs. J. D. Doty of Pikesville Kentucky left for Toledo Illinois to attend the funeral of her cousin George Evans who died Sunday evening February 2 Evans had visited Sandoval many times and has many friends here Doty had arrived the previous week to attend the funeral of J. O. Brown of Odin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Doty
Pikesville
Toledo
Ill
George Evans
Evans
Sandoval
Doty
J. O. Brown
Odin
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Fairman
Old Capitol
St. Vandalia, Ill
Vandalia
Shattuc News
Frank Heinzmann
Patoka
Lafe Noller
St. Johns Sanitarium
Springfield
Charles Hill
Litchfield
Pittsburg
Mulberry Grove
Guernsey
Jersey
Conde Power
Oliver Tractor
Oliver
International Tractor
International Corn Planter
Lawson
Shiloh School Pta
Eldon Carter
John Jennings & Son
Cain
West Broadway
Centralia, Ill
Patoka, Ill
America
T. B. Larkin
Col
J. N. Gage
Dean Reynolds
Carl Crain
Kinmundy
Bill Reynolds
Patricia Carolry
Charles Nagle
Lloyd Crecraft
Edwin Tichnor
Gerald Bopp
Cox
Martin
Sandova
Joe Marsh
Thad Phipps
Lem Martin
Lem
Thad
Andy Botkin
Garden
Mars
United States Brewers Foundation
White House
Patoka Elevator Co
George J. Wasem
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