Obituary of Helena Maude Lambert from Lincoln Illinois
Helena Maude Lambert died January 9 1944 at age 61 after a long illness. She was born April 19 1882 in Lincoln Illinois and married William Jones on December 20 1906. She joined Zion Methodist Church in 1907 and remained a devoted member. She leaves two sons Roberts and Russell, a daughter in law Mrs Russell Jones, an aunt Mrs Will Bender, and many relatives. Funeral services were January 11 at Zion Methodist Church with Rev W E Booth. interment Jones Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Maude Lambert
Robert Leander
Kathrine Lambert
Lincoln
Illinois
Foster Township
Wiliam Jones
Monroe Smith
Zion
Maude
Roberts
Russell
Wilmington
Russell Jones
Will Bender
Odin
Zion Methodist Church
W. E. Booth
Jones Cemetery
Cox & Martin
Notice of Claim Day in Marion County Illinois estate
Notice states a claim day of Monday February 7 1944 for the estate of Jacob B Leininger Deceased in Marion County Illinois with claims to be filed in the County Court without summons Eugene J Leniger Administrator Miller Pfaff Attorneys Salem Il Also includes a separate notice about washer repair service and parts indicating need for old parts or numbers to obtain new wringer rolls and to furnish an old roll H C Perkins phone 285 Vernon
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H. C. Perkins
Vernon
Jacob B. Leininger
Marion County
Illinois
Balance Sheet Notes and Deposit Totals
The record lists capital stock surplus undivided profits net reserve accounts demand deposits time deposits and total deposits. It splits secured and unsecured deposits by pledge of loans or investments with subsections for dividends unpaid and other liabilities.
Funeral services held at Cox and Martin in Sandoval
Funeral services were held at 2 00 p m Tuesday December 28 at Cox and Martin Funeral Home in Sandoval with the Rev Robert Graham as minister. Burial was in Harrison cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox &. Martin Funeral Home
Sandoval
Robert Graham
Harrison Cemetery
Vernon Residents Share Visits and News Recap
Mrs Effie Arnold left Tuesday for a short Vandalia visit with daughter and family. Eastern Star Lodge members attended Pa toka event Monday evening. Miss Pauline Murray and Miss Helen Jarrett visited from St Louis with Mrs Beulah Jarrett. Local shoppers noted in Centralia. Mr and Mrs Frank Hickman visited Salem with Mrs John Chassels. LaVerne Belcher of Decatur stayed with the Waltons. Allen Livesay GM 2c returned to Philadelphia Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Arnold
Vandalia
Yale Hyle
R. E. Stevenson
W. L Dansbury
C D Doolen
Eastern Star Lodge
Patoka
Pauline Murray
Helen Jarrett
St. Louis
Beaulah Jarrett
Alvion Hathaway
Opal Jones
John Quayle
Effie Hathaway
Charles Moore
Centralia
Frank Hickman
Salem
John Chassels
LaVerne Belcher
Decatur
Jesse Walton
Richard. Allen Livesay
GM 2c
Philadelphia
Belcher Family Matriarch Mary Ann Bowen Dies at 79
Mary Ann Belcher Bowen, born June 20 1864, died December 26 1943 at age 79. She married John Charles Bowen February 26 1885 in Salem Illinois and they had ten children eight surviving. She joined the Patoka Christian church and remained faithful. She leaves her husband eight children, many descendants, and other relatives. Her long life included 72 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren with several in military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Belcher
William and
Elizabeth Belcher
John Charles Bowen
Salem
Ill
Christian Church
Patoka
Clarence Bowen
Sandovarl
Elizabeth Heinegar
Agnes Rolling
Carmen Reet
Vandalia
Wash Bowen
Irvon Bowen
Odin
Ogal Lockhard
Pana
Jake Bowen
Escalon
California
Local Families Spend Short Visit Across Town
A 15 day furlough finds Mr. and Mrs. C O Livesay visiting with their son at home. Mr and Mrs. Leo Denning of Vandalia joined Mr and Mrs. Cecil Binnion and son Terry for a Sunday visit in Patoka with the Schroeder family. Mrs. John Quayle and Marilyn recently visited Springfield staying with Mrs. Gus Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C O Livesay
Leo Denning
Vandalia
Cecil Binnion
Terry
Patoka
Orville Schroeder
Sandra
John Quayle
Marilyn
Springfield
Gus Walter
Join the WAC Army Recruitment Ad Today
A wartime recruitment notice invites women to join the Women’s Army Corps. It promises training, pay, and new experiences while serving the country and directs readers to visit a local Army Recruiting Station or write to The Adjutant General in Washington, D.C.
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WAC
U.S. Army
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D.C
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Sanders
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Miller & Pfaff, Attys
Salem, Il
Girl From
Monterey
Edgar Kennedy
SUN
MON
Flesh and Fantasy
Charles Boyer
Edw. G. Robinson
Barbara Stanwyck
Falcon
Tom Conway
Dickie Moore
Tina Thayer
FBI
Woman of the Town
Albert Dekker
Claire Trevor
First State Bank of
Patoka, Illinois
Auditor of Public Accounts
United States
Banking House
Grand Total Resources
U. S
U.S
Ilinois
Total
I. L. E. Green
State of Illinois
L. E. Green
Cashier
Fred. L. Brown
P. J.mcjonnier
State of
Marion
Mac Eagan
W. L. Martin
Doe
Martin's
Morton
Sugar Cure
Iga
Maxwell House Coffee
Grimes
Procren & S
COX
Martin
Patoka — Sandoval
Dohn A. Jennings
Rhone
Jersey
Hampshire
Massey-Harris
McCormick-Deering
Euctioces
C.J. Metzger