Georgia Shanklin Zipf obituary notices
Georgia Shanklin Zipf died at home on June 28 1930 after a lingering illness in Centerville West Virginia She was born June 16 1870 and spent part of her girlhood in Sandoval Illinois She married Henry Zipf June 24 1895 in St Louis Missouri and lived in Evanston Wyoming until 1921 later moving to Long Beach California She is survived by her husband and one daughter Ellen Zipf She belonged to First Christian Church Long Beach and to the Esther Chapter C E S Evanston Funeral services were held July 2 1930 at Patterson and McQuilken Mortuary Chapel and burial was at Forest Lawn Glendale California
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Georgia Shanklin Zipf
A.slingering
Centerville
West Virginia
Sandoval
Illinois
Henry Seeeph Zipf
St. Lewis
Evanston
Wyoming
Long Beach
California
Elender’Zipf
First Christian Church
Hsther
Patterson and McQuilken Mortuary Chapel
Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Glendale
Cal
Pollyanna Club Meets With Stunts and Prizes
The Pollyanna Club gathered at the Harris home Thursday evening with Mire Lake Harris and Mrs B F Holmes hosting. Business followed by a program of stunts and contests. Mrs GC Bellamy won the contest prize. other awards went to various groups. Guests included Mrs H H Toothaker of Montgomery and Mrs Ben Buthgardner of Centralia. Miss Emma Tracy to host next meeting.
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Mire Lake
Harris
B. F. Holmes
C. Bellamy
H. H. Toothaker
Montgomery
Ala
Ben” ‘Buthgardner
Centralia
Emma Tracy
Basket Dinner Held Sunday At Wm Harvey Home
Mr and Mrs Wm Harvey entertained relatives with a basket dinner at their home on Sunday. Guests included Mrs and Mrs H P Hurd of Odin Vernace Tate and family of Vandalia John Clutts and daughters Margaret and Kathryn of Cobden Dr Henry Hurd of East St Louis Miss Gertrude Harvey of Washington DC Mrs Cora Harvey bornap McClelland and daughter Gladys of Sandoval. The afternoon was spent in social good humor.
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Wm. Harvey
H. P. Hurd
Odin
Vernace Tate
Marian
Vandalia
John Clutts
Margaret
Kathryn
Cobden
Henry Hurd
East St. Louis
Gertrude Harvey
Washington, D. ‘C
Cora ‘Harvey
Bornap McClelland
Gladys of
Bridge Party At Hawley Home
Gladys McCleland and Mrs G N Hawley hosted a bridge party at Hawley home on Wednesday night. Six tables played with honors going to Mrs H H Toothaker first Mrs James Talbott second Mrs J H Konrad third and Mrs Otto Smith consolation. Out of town guests included Miss Gertrude Harvey Washington D C Mrs H H Todbaker Montgomery Ala and Mrs Levis Hazelwood Oklahoma. Refreshments of sherbet cake and iced tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCleland
G. N. Hawley
H. H. Toothaker
James Talbott
J. H. Konrad
Otto Smith
Gertrude Harvey
Washington, D. C
H. H. Todbaker
Montgomery
Ala
Levis Hazelwood
Oklahoma
Former Sandoval Resident Cephas Hathaway Dies
Mrs. Cephas Hathaway of Beckenmeyer formerly of Sandoval passed away last Friday. Her body was brought here for burial. The notice notes the deceased as a longtime resident with ties to Sandoval and Beckenmeyer.
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Sandoval
Cephas Hathaway of
Beckemeyer
Cracker Neck Parish Tells of Hospitality and Festive Fourth
The Cracker Neck community recounts a busy Fourth with oat cutting plowing and hunting. A large dinner for forty five guests, shaded social time, and a fireworks display at J A Shepard’s home highlighted the holiday amid visits among families from Cracker Neck to Vandalia Shattuc and Patoka.
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Cooper
Claud ‘Carman
Morrisonville
Walla Cooper
Carlyle
Charley Shepard
Shattuc
Luther Barnes
Kinmundy
Rollie Stombaugh
John McClary
Thomas Jackson
Raymond Norris
John Stone
J. A. Shepard
Rollie
Rollie ‘Stombaugh
Tom Cole
Neck
Jane Cooper
Bonnie Carman
Patoka
Lon Belchers
Shattue
Charley
Community Notes From Fostersburg Area Visit Families
Ef fingham residents Mr. and Mrs. E N Norris spent parts of last week with Mrs. L Foster. Wayne Dodlen visited Elmer Frizzel. Mrs. Lester Griffin shared Wednesday with her mother Mrs Mary Walker. Arnold and Lew Engler and wives marked the Fourth at Centria while others went to Vernon. Sam Arnold and daughter Ora drove to Davenport Iowa and were joined home by son Lloyd. Carl Jones of St Louis visited his parents and a shower followed by a family dinner occurred. Wylie Adams and Jeff Adams with Newt Nichols were seen on our streets Sunday.
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E N. Norris
Effingham
L. Foster
Wayne Dodlen
Elmer Frizzels
Lester Griffin
Mary Walker
Erna Jones
Yathalhonpudghin
Daugh
SRF Res Prost TV
Tate ‘Arnold
Lew E Engler
Centralia
Vernon
Sam Arnold
Ora
Davenport
Iowa
Lloyd
Carl Jones
St. Louis
W. H. Jones
Wylie, Adams
Fairman
Jeff Adams
Newt Nichols
Mrs Hathaway Remembered as Sister of Mrs Just
A family note recalls Mrs Hathaway as the sister of Mrs Samuel Just, mentioning their residence in the area several years ago and honoring her memory.
Old residents recall changing scenes near Vernon
Fifty eight years after Mr Adams left the area, Elmer Frizzell and family visited Mrs Blanche Doolen near Vernon. Neighbors met at the Doolen school house then at Lew Engler’s home for an old fashioned social with cigars and candy. Arty Shick helped Dr Bundy harvest oats before a late wind knocked some branches but caused no major damage.
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Mr. Adams
Elmer Frizzell
Blanche Doolen
Vernon
Doolen
Lew Engler
Mary., Jones
Arty Shick
Dr. Bundy
Local Social Notes From The Vicinity
Riley Bender and family of Chicago visited his father Edward Bender. Walter Jones and family spent Sunday with J. R. Gray. H. W. Somerville made a business trip to Patoka. Elmer Bullard helped Guy Chandler grade the road by the schoolhouse Saturday. Locals attended a daily meeting at Fredonia schoolhouse Saturday morning. Lon Pritchett called on Rufus Ross Friday afternoon. Herschel Campbell and wife visited Wiley Campbell’s family Sunday. Mrs. Wm Heskett’s sister and two brothers from Dakota are visiting. Annette Gray of Carbondale spent the weekend. Della Campbell visited Doreatha and Nellie Chandler. Opal Howard and Perry Smith were married Saturday. G. W. Gray and family called on F. M. Boring and wife Thursday afternoon. Miss Nellie Gray of Salem spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Dean Hill of Fredonia called at the Chandler store Sunday evening.
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Riley Bender
Chicago
Edward Bender
Walter Jones
J. R. Gray
H. W. Somerville
Patoka
Elmer Bullard
Guy Chandler
Fredonia
Lon Pritchett
Rufus Ross
Herschel, Campbell
Wiley Campbell
Wm. Heskett
Dakota
Annette Gray
Carbondale
Della’‘Campbell
Doreatha
Nellie Chandler
Opal Howard
Perry Smith
G. W. Gray
F. M. Boring
Nellie Gray
Salem
Dean Hill
Chandler Store
Milk Producers in Patoka Hold Meeting on Planned Sanitary Association
Patoka area milk producers met at the gymnasium with Mr. Rabel of Missouri as speaker to discuss joining the Sanitary Milk Producers Association. The plan aims to stabilize monthly production and set a year ahead price to benefit producers, with about 270 producers in Patoka territory and around 80 signed. Ice cream was served after a well attended meeting.
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Patoka
Rabel
Missouri
Chicago
Sanitary Milk Producers Association
St. Louis
Mojonnier Family Home After Northern Illinois Trip
P J Mojonnier and daughter Alice returned home Monday after a vacation trip through northern Illinois. Carroll Mojonnier stayed in Chicago with Mojonnier Brothers milk plant machinery. They visited Springfield Peoria Starved Rock Elgin and other points. They noted good wheat there but poor shock methods and joked about Chicago’s waste. July 4 in Chicago brought heavy fireworks and wild speculation about gangsters.
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P. J. Mojonnier
Alice
Patoka
Illinois
Carroll Mojonnier
Chicago
Mojonnier Brothers
Mojonnier
Springfield
Peoria
Starved Rock
Elgin
Philip
Relatives Visit From Oklahoma and Chicago Host Family
Mrs Velma Morgan of Oklahoma visits her father Charles Maulding and relatives east of Patoka. Clarence Bobbitt and his Chicago family, on vacation through southern states, spend time with Patoka relatives. Mrs Pella Johnson and children end a two week visit, leaving for Muskegon Michigan. Miss Georgia Cruse accompanies them to stay in Michigan indefinitely.
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Velma Morgan
Oklahoma
Charles Maulding
Patoka
Clarencé Bobbitt
Chicago
Pella Johnson
Junior
Alice
Muskegon
Michigan
C. N. Cruse
Georgia Cruse
Mich
First State Bank Patoka Illinois Financial Report June 30 1930
Official publication of the bank condition shows assets including cash 18877.41 U S government investments 150.00 other bonds 22980.00 loans secured 7876.78 other loans 74981.49 real estate loans 36060.61 overdrafts 553.71 other real estate 83 38 banking house 7715.72 total liabilities 169979.10 signed by cashier F M Smith sworn July 8 1980 before Notary Eagan Marion County Illinois
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U. S
Siee ER
F. M. Smith
State of
Illinois
County of
Marion
Eagan
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Vernon
State of Illinois
Auditor of Public Accounts
Farmers & Merchants State Bank Vernon Illinois financial report
Official publication shows the June 30 1980 statement for Farmers & Merchants State Bank Vernon Illinois totaling 106964.28 in resources and liabilities with cash bonds loans deposits and real estate assets. L. E. Green as cashier swore to the accuracy July 7 1930 before J W Epps notary public.
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I. L. E. Green
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Auditor of Public Accounts
State of Illinois
L. E .Green
County of
Marion
J. W. Epps
In Memoriam Brumfield Beloved Mother Remembered
In memory of Mrs. S. F. Brumfield seven years after her death on July 11 1923 the family laments the loss of a brave mother. Mrs Lucy Christie and Mrs Ollie Herring sign the remembrance.
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S. F. Brumfield
Lucy Christie
Ollie Herring
Ice Cream Supper at Temple Church Saturday
An ice cream supper to benefit the Temple Church is set for Saturday night July 19. Ladies are asked to bring cakes.
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Temple Church
Ice Cream Supper Hosted by Zion Epworth League
The Zion Epworth League will hold an ice cream supper on the Cyrus Arnold lawn on Wednesday night July 16. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Zion Epworth League
Cyrus ‘Arnold
Ice Cream Supper at Mound Chapel Church Saturday
Notice to the public invites all to an ice cream supper at Mound Chapel Church on Saturday night July 19 for the church bene fit. Everyone urged to attend.
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Mound Chapel
Cemetery Ice Cream Supper Plate Return Notice
A notice states that anyone who used plates at the Cemetery ice cream supper and have not returned them should bring them to the Register Office. Issued by Kate Davis.
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Kate Davis
Letter From G. R. Thalman Sends Support to Register
The Register received a letter from G R Thalman accompanied by a check for the newspaper and a dollar for the cemetery. Thalman, now manager of a Detroit building and loan company, said he will vacation but finds Patoka too hot and plans to go north to golf and rest. The paper thanks him for the compliment and the cemetery donation.
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Register
G.R. Thalman
Thalman
Detroit
Patoka
Marion County Supervisors Honor Late Hon. Charles H. Holt
The Marion County Board of Supervisors adopt a resolution honoring the memory of Hon. Charles H. Holt a respected citizen and adviser. They express sympathy to his family notably his son Ward Holt State's Attorney and direct publication of the resolution in county papers. Dated Salem Illinois June 11 1930.
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Marion County
Charles H. Holt
Marion County Board of Supervisors
Ward Holt
Drug store operators fined for unlicensed drug sales
Kincaid Brothers of Louisville Clay County were fined 20 dollars and costs after a justice court found them guilty of selling drugs without a licensed druggist. Inspector J M Emerson testified they sold aspirin camphor and iodine without a license. State’s attorney Smith prosecuted, Harve McCullom defended.
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Centralia Evening Sentinel
Kincaid Brothers
Louisville
Clay County
J. M. Emerson
Department of Registration and Education
Smith
Atorney Harve McCullom
Opera trumpet mishap and neighbors in a joke reel
A conductor scolds a trumpet player for off stage notes during an overture while a stagehand jokes about the trumpet. A neighbor’s hammering and a dull book exchange with a professor’s quip round out the humorous fragment.
Old French Market in New Orleans Celebrates 200 Years
The Louisiana Historical Society plans a fitting commemoration of two centuries of the old French Market, famed for red snapper, pompano, river shrimp, gumbo, and tropical fruits. The market, a historic hub beloved by figures from Andrew Jackson to Roosevelt, will be replaced by a modern sanitary market, yet devotees insist it will remain the old French Market.
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New Orleans
North America
Tropics
Place d’Armes
Andrew Jackson
Lafayette
Thackeray
Jenny Lind
O’reilly
Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
Louisiana Historical Society
Six year old girl sacrifices self to save sister
In Philadelphia a six year old girl, Marion Carlin, pushed her four year old sister Peggy aside to escape a truck driven by Mellor Griffith of Manayunk. Marion was killed instantly when a front wheel ran over her. Peggy was injured and both were taken to Mary Drevel hospital. Griffith was arrested and held for the coroner.
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Philadelphia
Marion Carlin
Peggy
George Street
Mary Drevel Hospital
Marion
Griffith
Students Stump Elders With St Louis History Quiz
Four St Louis high school students defeated elders in a history exam shocked by the real founder Pierre Laclede Liguest. Another student proposed a plan to consolidate St Louis and St Louis County, baffling city and county administrators. Judges were unanimous in favor of the youths.
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St. Louis
Pierre Laclede
St. Louis County
Woman 51 Sees Father for First Time in Life
In Portland Ida Fulton fifty one meets her father John Turnage seventy eight of Carbondale Illinois for the first time. They had been separated before her birth and located each other six years ago after she wrote to friends in Williamson County Illinois. They arranged to meet this trip.
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Portland
Ore
Ida Fulton
John Turnage
Carbondale
Turnste
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Pollyanna Club
Hawley
Fostersburg
A. Dunlap
MC Haney
First State Bank
I. F. M. Smith
Ween
Brewer Eee
Memoriam
Johnny
G. R. Thalman
A. F. Kile
M. A. Copple
Florent
Emmerson
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