Local social notes record visits and family events
A long list of weekend guests and travels from Salem Sapulpa Louisville Decatur and St Louis includes Mr and Mrs H L Smith and Evelyn Mrs Carl Chance and Neil Mrs Roy E Jones Debra Kay and Patricia Louise Mr and Mrs Emil Nattier Dwight Britt Rey W B Mitchell G J Wasem Virgil Herrin Lt Clifford H Meyers in Japan reenlists six years and plans a summer visit. Visitors from St Elmo St Louis and Bainbridge feature through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Smith
Evelyn
Carl Chance
Neil
Salem
P. J. Mojonnier
Roy E. Jones
Debra Kay
Patricia Louise
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Rolla Sparks
Roberta
Mrs. Jones
Emil Nattier
Dwight Britt
G. J. Wasem
Virgil Herrin
Peoria
Clifford H. Meyers
J. D. Williams
Navy Air Corps
Japan
Clifford
J. R. Wasem
Decatur
Ina Anderson
Leslie Wasem
Hines Hospital
Chicago
Bill Easton
Jo Lynne
Kenneth Easton
Arthur Lewis Easton
Bainbridge
Maryland
William Newman
Sandoval
Special School Election Set for March 1 1952 in District 100
The notice announces a March 1 1952 election in Community Unit School District Number 100 covering Marion Clinton and Fayette Counties Illinois. Voters will decide whether to sell Bear Creek Shady Grove Hatch Island Chapel Wisher East Chapel West Chapel and Okaw school buildings with polling at Vernon and Patoka schools from noon to seven PM. Precincts and polling places are specified with geographic boundaries and the election is ordered by Board of Education President Carroll McJonnier and Secretary Artie Rogier.
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Community Unit
Marion, Clinton
Fayette
Illinois
Marion
Clinton
Dlinois
Bear Creek
Shady Grove
Hatch
Island Chapel
Wisher
East Chapel
West Chapel
Okaw
Fayette Counties
Pope
Fayette County
Patoka
Marion County
Foster Township
Vernon
Clinton and
East Fork
Clinton County
Ilinois
Patoka Township
Carrigan Township
Board of Education
Carroll McJonnier
Marion, Clinton and Fayette Counties
Artie Rogier
Proposed Sale of School Buildings in District 100 Illinois
A ballot question asks voters in Community Unit School District 100 Marion Clinton Fayette counties Illinois whether to sell Bear Creek Shady Grove Hatch Island Chapel Wisher East Chapel West Chapel and Okaw schools. The measure seeks approval for the sale of the listed buildings.
Nattier Family Mentioned in Obituary Note
The passage references Mr and Mrs Dale Nattier and their daughters Jane Janet and Sue Ann indicating a familial obituary or tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Nattier
Jane, Janet
Sue Ann
Kenland red clover promises higher hay yields in Illinois forage
The Farm Adviser's column recommends Kenland red clover as the best adapted variety for feeding in wheat and oats in central Illinois. It reports about 20 percent higher hay yield due to better stands and growth and notes resistance to Southern Anthracnose. The piece hints at further insights after the third year, then discusses alfalfa.
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Illinois
Buffalo alfalfa resists wilts, boosts soil forage
The popular variety buffalo alfalfa shows strong performance on our soils and provides resistance to bacterial wilts, a disease that weakens stands over time. This makes buffalo a preferred choice for longer lasting forage production.
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W.O.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Linsey
Louisville, Kentucky
Rey
W. B. Mitchell
W. M. Cox
Bill
St. Louis
George Parker
St. Elmo
George Emil
Community Unit School District
Wally Fowler
Oak Ridge
Blackwood Bros
Will
Patoka High School
Margaret Cox
Joe Marsh
Cappy Miller
United States Brewers Foundation
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Hill’s Mobilgas Station
Patoka, Illinois
Dalay
Patoka Farmers Coop. Elevator Co
Vernon, Ill
Goff’s Cafe
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Typing — Income Tax Service
Mac Eagan Insurance Agency
Westinghouse
Spartan
Whiting’s Electric & Radio Service
Lehigh
Lehigh Stone CO. City Bank
Kankakee, NJ
Jenkins’ Trucking Service
Farthing
White Rocks
Buff Rocks
New Hampshire
Barred Rocks
White Wyandottes R
Reds
Farthing’s Hatchery
Odin
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