Centralia Social Notes and Local Moves
Centralia and Joliet visitors fill the week with shop talks, socials, and family news. Local residents attend events, travel to St Louis and Carbondale, while new births and a mine accident death are reported alongside sales at Altoms and sweater clearances.
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C. E
McHaney
Centralia
Ralph Simcox
Chyne Hillis
Les Belcher
Les
Altoms
Bud Cantrall
Centralia Hospital
Donna Sue
Joe Berger
Berger
Patoka
P. J. Majonnier
Eber Craig
Terre Haute
Indiana
Haines Belcher
Elmer Rogier
J. M. Smith
Springfield
St. Louis
Marvin Ballance
Lester Ballance
Edgar Irvin
Crabendale University
T. E. Irvin
E. L. Green
Orville Schroeder
Roy Jones
Salem
Oscar Flemming
Carbondale College
Nelson Eddy
George Wasem
Alice Murfin
Florence Cain
Betty Simcox
H. N. Potts
Claude Adams
Carl Mekdor
James Ballance
Yau] Logan
Sandoval
John Smith
Philadelphia
Idan Smith
Clayton Beery
Robert Eagan
Wde
Hotel Evans
Vandalia
Oscar Hil
Lebanon
Missouri
Ladies Church chicken dinner and Bazaar on Election Day
The Ladies of the Christian Church announce a chicken dinner and Bazaar Sale to be held on Tuesday April 12. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Telephone Meeting Set for March 5 at 2 P M
Notice announces the Round Top Telephone Exchange annual meeting to be held Saturday afternoon at 2 00 p m on March 5. The text notes the drum is the oldest musical instrument still used in its ancient form.
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Round Top Telephone Exchange
P. T. A. Meeting Spins Educational Textbook Question
The March P T A meeting will be Tuesday night March 1 at 7 30. Chairman H N Potts will present a program with two School Band selections and a musical reading by Connie Meador Rooms Two and Three. A group discussion led by E L DeLay will debate who should furnish textbooks with notes from February.
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Parent and Teachers Association
H. N. Potts
Connie “Meador
E. L. DeLay
Fingerprint Effort Under Way At Chester Penitentiary
Bill Pugh of Vandalia assisted C. Farber an Identification Expert from the Illinois Bureau of Criminal Investigation in fingerprinting inmates at the Security Hospital in Chester Illinois. A total of 1732 fingerprint sets were taken from 443 patients and officials plan to photograph all inmates. Pugh oversees the fingerprint and photograph bureau at the Illinois State Farm under Superintendent Geo. Ray.
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Bill Pugh
Vandalia
C. \. Farber
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Springfield
Chester
Ilinois
Bill
Illinois State Farm
Geo. Ray
Farmers plan 1938 farm program now in Marion County
Marion County farmers are urged to begin planning for 1938 farm program opportunities. Farm adviser Blackburn notes that those who practice good soil management and grow legumes and grasses, with corn acreage at 75 to 80 percent of local averages, are best positioned to meet potential 1938 legislation and sustain farm fertility through prudent production and replenishment.
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Marion County
Blackburn
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Mr. L
Ballance
X. B. Holland
Priscilla
Nattier's
Vogue Shoppe
Illinois
Cretonne
Bologna
Kraut R & W
Peck
Alkaseltzer
Luther Barnes
Lucile
Heather and
Son
Jack Benny
Beery
Eagan
J. G. Bastin
Broadway
Jewelers
Centralia, Ilinois
Henney Ambulance
Vernon
Cox & Martin
RYE
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Geo. J. Wasem