Community News Recap From Odin Township Social Ties
Local names and families in Odin Township are listed visiting relatives and coordinating with friends across nearby towns including Scarborough Central City Alma Franklin Kentucky and Sandoval. Notable mentions include McClelland Austin Carter and Harker families with Valentine box at Barr School and a teacher meeting. Injuries reported at Glen Ridge mine involve William Holtslaw and Anderson McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thettaea
Mratka
Chak. Zig
Masuntthomgs
Statislaw
Juanita
Mason-Ha
Owen
Melvis
Austin
Davelter
Phyllis
G. W. McClelland
Mabin Woods
Isaac. Ross
Jas
R. McClelland
Geo Ross
John. Myers
William.Holtslaw
Austins
Amily
Sandoval
Melvin
Ethyr
Odim
Edna Day
Dor
Wm. Carter
William, Holtslaw
Anderson McClelland
Glenridge Minée
Rosalie McClelland
Edith
Agnes Carter
Trecia Carter
Doris McClelland
Local notes from Lone Prairie community gathering
Saturday morning entries recount visits and family news across Lone Prairie. Clarence Cozad and wife spent time with William Suu ht while E E Melainey is confined and improving. Numerous names appear in brief calls, social visits, and farm tasks with broader mentions of baptisms and church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cozad
Smith
Merue
Wits
Agd
Perkins
Seanackett
B. McHaney
E. E. Melaiey
Bied
Kole Ays
Ecil Palmer
Remien
Clarence Codifs
Aie Pee
Wm. Powell and
Chas. McHaney
Pearl
Pagle
Henry Meredith
Alf Jett
Thelma Jett
Bro. Carson
Ewing
Bro
Settles
Fredonia
Fairfield
Hayes Smith
Amelia Meredith
Mary Perkins
Anetta Perkins
Marie Conad
Viola McHaney
John Talbert
Dorris Coead
Mise Esther Goodwin
Winchester Repeating Arms resumes operations after halt
The Winchester Repeating Arms Company in New Haven Connecticut restarts work on January 4 employing about 2500 people. Pastor A Cal vin Stewart preaches Sunday morning and night at Christian Church inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A. Calvin ‘Stewart
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven
Connecticut
Tennessee Coal, Iron & RA Road Company
The
United States Steel Corporation
Gladolus Gladiolus Bulb Giveaway Advertisement
A Puget Sound Bulb Co advertisement offers thousands of Gladiolus Premulinus Hybrids with a long flowering period. Bulbs bloom May to November if planted in succession. Send 25 cents for a package of 24 bulbs, guaranteed to bloom, good for 10 days. Seattle Washington.
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Washington
Announcement of Anderson re election in Maision County
Anderson announces for re election in Maision County citing efficient service. The notice urges voters to support his candidacy and mentions a primary on Tuesday, April.
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Anderson
Maision County
Corgnér
Local Classifieds Include Pets Birds Poultry and Sale Notices
A collage of small ads lists items for sale and services including spectacles, repairs, a watch and clock shop in Patoka Illinois, sale of odds and ends like a queen, a good work mare, hogs, Holstein bulls, apples, hay, corn, and a poultry business offering high quality chicks and custom hatching. It notes breeding stock trades and farm goods with contact references like Maurice Nattier and Orville Genre and mentions Odin Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Adams
Patoka
Ievin
Ververs
Poland
China
Joe Simcox
H.' R. Hivesay
Maurice Nattier
O. F. Davis
W. O. .C. Farthing
Rhode Island
Farthing’s
Odin
Illinois
Ballance Seeks Democratic Primary Circuit Clerk Nomination
J Lem Ballance announces candidacy for Circuit Clerk of Marion County urging taxpayer service if nominated and elected. Herbert Witherspoon of the Chicago Civic Opera and Century of Progress committee says a national music festival will be a key feature of the June 1933 exposition, highlighting U S musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drd
Marion County
J. Lem Ballance
Herbert Witherspoon
Chicago Civic Opera Company
General Committee of Music of
Chicago
United States
Ballance Seeks Democratic Primary Vote in Circuit Race
The candidate announces his bid for the Democratic primary in the circuit race with Clark as a key figure supporting the campaign. Ballance appeals to voters in the April election window.
Sunday Visits Across Southeast Town Families
Social notes itemize weekend calls and visits among local families. Pete Bopp and Charley Bopp family members spent Sunday with the Millard Palmers. Eunice Snyder and Opal Belcher linked with Mrs Belcher. Roscoe Smith stayed with Raymond Bopp. Evelyn Smith visited home folks with a gentleman friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete"Bopp
Raymbydr
Mir
Ane Charley
Bopp
Daisy” Lee
Sanday
Millard Palmer
Wm. Snyder
Eunice Snyder
Mat Belcher
Opal
Frank Bradford
Russell Collins
Patoka
Ed Belcher
Roscoe Smith
Raymond Bopp
Calvin Belcher
Lawrence Perrine
Evelyn Smith
Local Notes From The Neck and Surrounding Area
A brisk Sunday snow storm affected Cracker Neck and nearby. Residents report visits and travels including Charlie Shepard and J A Shepard families, Elga Sharp, John Shepard, and Seldon Cooper gifting a car. Local roads, farm activity, and road work by Elmer Kinney are noted along with market talk of cattle purchases and a humorous ad remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tm . Cracker
Charlie Shepard
Shattue
J. A. Shepard
Elga Sharp
John Shepard
Seldon
Cooper
Jennie Alexander
Cleo Belcher
Jane Cooper
Claude Carmen
Morrisonville
Jim Logue
Down
Fairman
Neek
Joe Milan
Charlie
Sandoval
Ransom Belcher
Elmer Kinney
Chester Bryant
Tom
Cole
Lloyd Kinney
Washington Current Comment and Legislative Highlights
The Senate reads a mercantile group petition criticizing government spending and calls to continue road construction. House opposition to Senate amendments prompts a conference. Hawaiian affairs and currency depreciation are discussed. Plans for Washingtons 200th anniversary are underway. Dawes heads the Reconstruction Corporation created to halt agricultural deflation and aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
George Washington
Department of Agriculture
Reconstruction Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Depression, Debts and Delays in Global Rebound
A British and American briefing notes Europe debt talks and U S stance on extending or cancelling debts. The piece cites the State Department caution and the impact on European recovery, with reflections on home relief and optimism amid postwar uncertainty. It also mentions Mexico's one day divorce law, Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelts in public eye, and quirky social notes from New York and Philadelphia about names and beauty norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Secretary of State
State Department
Congress
Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
Roosevelt
Franklin
New York
Theodore
Roosevelts
Adams
Philadelphia
Prolific Industrial Readiness Across Several U S Firms
Prosperity area reports show Firestone Mills at Fall River expanding to three shifts with 1200 workers, Lincoln Motor back about 100 weekly since October, and total employment near 2850 aligning with spring peaks. Milford High School reopened after $70,000 in renovations. Factory projects and new shipbuilding create hundreds more jobs across Illinois, Ottawa, Chester, and Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Motor Company
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Nasddy
Pheobe MéUlad
Emmad
Rds
Spent Puehtty
Genoa
Stra McClelland
Ethel “Austin
Saaseri Scarborough
Savidoval
P. Johnson
Claude’ Carter
Cordia
Hutsinn
Daugh‘ter
Central City
W. "Ai McClelland
Eid
Jas. R. McClelland
Viola Harker
Stella Meredith
Barr School
Literary
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Patoka Register
Lone-Prairie
Gladolus
Puget Sound Bulb CO
Republic
Seattle, Wash
Adv
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Setanen
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C. H. Hill
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Sibel
Minnea Gobaty
Karte
Unity Mutual Benefit Association
J. W. Alexander
L. W. Ballance
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Unity Mutual Benefit Association OF Illinois
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Current Comment
Department of Commerce
Georgia Power Company
America
St. Louis
Prosperity News
Firestone Cotton Mills Company
Fall River
Massachusetts
Milford Township
Illinois Power Company
Chester Steel
Ottawa
Chester
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Sparta
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