Democratic Basket Picnic At Salem Park
A Democratic picnic supper is planned at Salem Park in Salem Illinois on Saturday July 2 1938 at 6 PM Local committeemen and committeewomen urge attendance Bring a basket of food join the social and journey to Salem Tables cups knives and forks coffee and iced tea will be provided A program organized by the entertainment committee features Congressman Arnold and county candidates and officers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Park
Salem
Illinois
Arnold
Dixon Girl Sings and Tap Dances on WCFL Program
Lorraine Pritchard of Dixon Illinois appeared on WCFL Chicago Sunday evening at eight teaching fans song and tap routines. She is sister to Juanita McIntire who now lives in Patoka.
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Dixon
WCFL
Chicago
Lorraine Pritchard
Dixon, NL
Juanita McIntire
Patoka
Pentecost Church Sunday Services on July 3
Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m and preaching follows at 10 45 a m Bro Reeter will deliver an interesting message from the word of God Afterward the hand of fellowship will be given to new members All are invited to attend all services.
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Reeter
Word of God
Illinois oil basin activity reports and local social notes
Oil drilling continues across Adams Adams Oil & Gas Co. and many others with depths ranging from 245 to 1825 feet at numerous blocks and locations in Finney Heights, Cherry street, and nearby towns. The roundup includes crew movements, pump setups, coring, and tubing runs alongside local social notices from Farina Emmundy and surrounding communities.
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Adams Oil & Gas Co
Klein
Rothmeyer
Smith
S. Locust
Giffert Drilling Co
Ryan
North Cherry
Gray & Blalack
Farrell
S. Walnut
Keller & Morgan
Knolhoff
Dover
Copeland
Harvey
Finney Heights
Bell Oil Co
Kennedy
Ays & Murphy
McAdams
South Locust
Rockwood
Mathis
Panzau
W.o.c
Lehman
Legreidh
Home Terrace
Tennant
Marion
Dixon
Dixie
Blok S
Cherry
Semmier
Trout
Gill
Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Hickory Sts
Milhahan
Bogard
Hardy
Ross
Second Home Terrace
Clancey and Others
Millmaker
West 10Th
Brookside
Boyce & Welch
Mirgon
German & Ray
Stanford
Case St
Roberts & Smith
Touve
E. N. Smith
Gutzler
Chas. Shepard and
Otters
Apple
Gurson & Ray
Rixman
W.o.c. Lacey
Schilling
Coring
Capitol
City Drilling Co
Hubbard
Wabash
Pugh
Holeman
Pearson
Phelps
West 13Th
Hawkins
Epperson
Riller
Lot 12
2Nd Home Terrace
Edwin Nattier Improves After Illness At Home
A town note reports Edwin Nattier’s illness improving and hopes for swift recovery and discharge from the hospital. A large local crowd attended the St. Paul picnic Sunday night with Frank Huffman and family Assumption Betty Ballanes Patoka Marcus Cox Vernon and John Chance among those present. Sunday services at Zion included an all day event and a children’s day program.
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Gla
Edwin Nattier
St. Paul
Frank Huffman
Assumption
Frank Ballanes
Betty
Patoka
Marcus Cox
Vernon
John Chance
A. D. Nichols
Zion
Champions Learn From American Boy Magazine
Feature highlights how athletes credit tips from American Boy Magazine as key to success across football basketball baseball track tennis and more. The periodical offers coach and player advice in fiction and articles and covers adventure travel science humor and sports. Sold at newsstands for 15 cents with yearly and three year subscriptions listed.
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American Boy Magazine
American Boy
Detroit
Mich
Community Notes From Zion Area Social and Visits
Henry Oglesby and Kinmundy wife spent Monday at their farm. Cleave McWhiter has worked for Roy Jones recent week. Oscar Doolen called on friends Tuesday. Harlan Goff called on Less Belchers Sunday. A Children's Day program was held at Zion Sunday. Elmer Berry family visited Greenville Saturday. Graduation exercises at Zion drew a large crowd Thursday. Joanna Yardley visiting Etna Knight this week. Nellie Caldwell stayed home Saturday Sunday. Paul Caldwell ill but up part time. Charles Berry and Ted Caldwell worked near Shattuc. Young folks attended the St Paul picnic Sunday. Reuben Rhoades and family Salem visited Russell Caldwell Sunday. Relatives from St Louis visited Jim Baker Saturday Sunday.
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Henry Oglesby
Kinmundy
Cleave MceWhiter
Roy Jones
Oscar Doolen
Harlan Goff
Less Belchers
Zion
Elmer Berry
Greenville
Joanna Yardley
Etna Knight
Nellie Caldwell
Paul Caldwell
Charles Berry
Ted Caldwell
Shattuc
St. Paul
Reuben Rhoades
Salem
Russell Caldwell
St. Louis
Jim Baker
Notice of Tax Sale Purchase for Marion County Illinois
Chas Robinett purchased delinquent tax real estate in Marion County Illinois at a 1936 sale. Property described includes SE SE NW Sec 17 T1 R1 Pet 12 containing 10 acres and Lot 6 SW NW NW Sec 17 T1 R1 Pet 12 containing 3.02 acres. Redemption period ends October 5 1938.
Fredonia Couple Named Mr and Mrs Bert Chance
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chance of near Fredonia are identified in a brief social notice, noting their residence and status within the community.
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Mr. and
Mrs
Bert Chance
Near
Social Roundup From Patoka and Nearby
Patoka community notes mention Herman Mack's illness last week and visits by the McHaney and Jett families. Lawrence Talbert shopped in Patoka on Tuesday, and Arnold Muck hosted a birthday supper for Herman Muck on Thursday. Aatchison and Joe Mack families shared Sunday dinners with local households while Eloise Holman kept house for Clarence Cozad. Doris Cozad was briefly unwell on Friday.
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Herman Mack
Lawrence Talbert
Patoka
Wm. Perkins
Everett Jett
Mattie Chance
Glen Parker
Fred Chance
Kinmundy
Chas. McHaney
Eloise Holman
Clarence Cozad
Arnold Muck
Herman Muck
Herman
Bro. Aatchison
Joe Mack
A. S. Jett
Lewis Hayes
Salem
Doris Cozad
Notice of Tax Sale Purchase in Marion County Illinois
Ralph Merten, Minnie Merten, Edna Harker, Orin Merten, Cora Laubmayer, Carl Merten and others are notified that Carol T. Harker purchased certain 74 acre real estate in Section 29 Township 3 North Range 1 East for 1935 taxes at a sale on October 14 1936 at the Marion County Court House Salem Illinois. Redemption period expires October 14 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Illinois
Satem
Marion
Chas. Robinett
Frank Robnett
Ralph
Carol T. Harker
Ralph C. Merten
Eaid
Christian Science Lesson Sunday June 26 in Churches
The article notes that Christian Science churches held a Lesson-Section on Sunday June 26 with Isaiah and Isaiah 55 10 11 cited as keys. It references the Golden Text about joy replacing sorrow and includes excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and a statement on divine science and universal love.
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Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Zion
Semmon
Murry
Biker
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