Tax Sale Notice for J F Reimer and Grubb in Marion County
Notice of real estate sale by the Marion County Illinois treasurer on June 16 1926 at the Salem courthouse. L H Jonas purchased Lot 7 of Blosters Heights in Centralia for delinquent special assessments interest penalties and costs due for the year 1. The notice names unknown owners or parties interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Reimer
Odie F. Grubb
Marion County
Illinois
Salem
Marion
L. H. Jonas
Blosters Heights
Centralia
R. W. Goodale
Midwest Dairy Products Corporation
Liberty Centrally Trust Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Goodale-Puffer Grocery Co
County of
Said
P. W. Quick
Mathilda Murphey
F. B. Miller
Tlingis
Tansee McClelland
A. J. Shigar
A. D
A. Elm Street
Notice of Real Estate Redemption For Sidewalk District 4
Installment No 2 of Assessment No 35 Sidewalk District No 4 alerts that the redemption period ends on June 16 1928. Dated February 24 1928 L C Koelling assignee and sale notices reference Marion County Tlingis Ill and parties P W Quick Mathilda Murphey F B Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amu
Yoh
Notice to A. J. Shigar on Marion county property
In Marion County Salem a notice references Lot 1 TM Town No 4 Elm Street and a 1997 date. The document notes demotion of said term expires on June 2 and February 24 of an unspecified year with legal provisions cited for installment payments and notification by law.
Local Farm News and Small Business Moves
A newborn girl is noted. Geo Jett hauled corn from H W Somerville's farm on Monday. Homer Osborn and William Walker delivered a large hog in Alma last week. William Black plans a sale and to open a store at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Jett
H. W
Snowy weather and farm chores in Fredonia notices
Local notes recount Mrs. Charles McHaney’s visit with Ruth Smith and numerous farming tasks. Calf deliveries, milk hauling plans, quilting visits, and a looming snowstorm disrupt routes to St. Louis and Patoka. Residents mention home projects, school, incubators, and potential trips to Salem.
Weathered notes from Bear Creek school and Vernon sale
Frank Lake and other local residents appear in a Bear Creek district report. Mentions juror Frank Lake going to Vandalia, school attendance, weather impacts, a Wm Phinney sale, a Valentine box event, and mumps precautions. Penny and Spud Lake travel to Vernon for lunch stand supplies, with several attendees noted at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lake
Vandalia
Dorothy Chriss
Albert Brown
Cecil Benefiel
Wm. Phinney Sale
Valentine
Thelma Christie
Penny
Spud Lake
Vernon
W. P. Lawrence
Wm. Phinney
Fred Brown
Mr. Wade
Laura Lake
Ross
Tesse
Neil
Local News Notes and Small Town Chat
Local notes report a sale on fresh roasted steel cut coffee at 25 cents a pound. Francis J. Rogier his wife and son from Decatur visited their relatives Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoms
Francis J. Rogier
Decatur
Salem Area Social and Travel Notes Highlight Local Visits
MC Haney J R Gray made a business trip to Salem on Monday. A W and T W Gray hauled corn from Chas Mauldings on Mon. Walter Somerville was a Salem and Odin visitor Saturday night and Sunday. Wiley Campbell purchased a horse from Eli Howard several days ago. Wayne Black has been visiting with his brother Cecil Black. Miss Helen Chandler spent Sunday at Eli Howards. Argie Howard of Salem spent Sunday with home folks. Clarence Smith and wife have a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McHaney
Ruth Smith
Ben Merrill
Clarence Tackett
St. Louis
Eunice McHaney
Herb Stone
Eli Palmer
John Talbert
Patoka
Grace McHaney
Goldie Evans
Marion Evans
Wm. Prekin
Clarence Tackett Hepler
Viola McHaney
Mammie Evans
Grace McIhinney
John
Talbert
Dorris Cozad
Mamie
Gaston
Cozad
Clarence
Odin
Gan Meridith
Tika Mond
Clark Beene
Palmer
Wm. Perkins
Ruth Talbert
Henry Meridith
Salem
J. R. Gray
A. W
T. W. Gray
Chas, Mauldings
Walter Somerville
Salem and
Wiley Campbell
Eli Howard
Wayne Black
Cecil Black
Helen Chandler
Eli Howards
Argie Howard
Clarence Smith
Local Social Notes Describe Weekend Visits and Calls
Paul Carrigan and Birt Speer called on Briscoe Friday afternoon Julius Chausse made a business call at the James Meredith home Saturday morning Allen Groff Glen Hicks and Jim Nettles visited Allen Fult ons Saturday night Mildred Adams visited Maxine Groff Saturday afternoon Arthur Jones visited Olen Morgan in Odin Saturday Mildred Speer called on Freda Briscoe Saturday afternoon Arch McClaren visited G A Fulton and family Sunday afternoon Harry Bopp and family started toward John Bopp's Sunday but turned back due to rough roads Robert Meredith and family also noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul and
Birt Speer
Briscoe
Julius Chausse
James Meredith
Allen Groff
Glen Hicks
Jim Nettles
Allen Fultons
Mildred Adams
Maxine Groff
Arthur Jones
Olen Morgan
Odin
Mildred Speer
Freda Briscoe
Arch McClaren
G. A. Fulton and
Harry Bopp
John Bopp
Robert Meredith
Centralia Social Notes Include Moves And Visits
Mrs Belle Johnson of Centralia visited Harry Bopp and family Sunday afternoon. Jim Hill and wife who bought a Centralia home last summer told a Register reporter they may move to the Centralia home soon. C O Hinderer and family of Iuka visited Allen Fulton and family Sunday. Murfin Mason and family were there also. Harry Bopp sent a real call to East St Louis Monday by Earl Hahn. Allen Groff helps William Fulton move the Fulton family to their Lucas farm east of Patoka. Marian Reed called on Viola Harker Sunday. Literary Society canceled Friday night due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Johnson
Centralia
Harry Bopp
Carrigan
Jim Hill
Register
C. O. Hinderer
Iuka
Allen Fulton
Family
Murfin Mason
St. Louis
Earl Hahn
Allen Groff
William Fulton
Lucas Farm
Patoka
Marian Reed
Viola Harkor
Literary Society
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Samuel M. Spurgeon
Patoka, Illinois
House OF Representatives
Clay, Efingham
Clinton
Mississippi River
Leo C. Walker
DR. W. 8B
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Oslow
Drell
Cowie
Dr Caldwell
L. C. Koelling
le C. Koelling
Além
Bear
Lee
Fredonia
Bear Creek, Dist
MC Haney
Sir Harry Lauder
Hesney
Crosby
Repair Department
Davis-Reichenbach Shoe Co
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