Vernon Village Treasurer Report for Fiscal Year 1935
Public treasury ledger for Vernon Illinois shows balances May 1 1934 and May 1 1935 across funds including Street and Alley Election Fees and Salary Cemetery and Current funds. Total receipts and disbursements are itemized with numerous labor and supply payments and a sworn certification by Treasurer W L Hathaway.
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Vernon
County
Treas
D. County Treas
Patoka Register
Skinner & Kennedy
Ben Reilman
Elec
M. Rosenbaum
Allen Livesay
Isabel Protz
Geneva Lawrence
Beulah Jarrett
D County
Estate of Mary Lett suit seeks sale of real estate
Public notice in Marion County Illinois lists J C Beery administrator of Mary C Lett deceased filing petition to sell Lot 10 and part of Lot 9 Railroad Addition to Patoka to pay debts. summons issued returnable August 1935 at Salem court. Respondents named include L H Lett and various Roberts and Slagle heirs with unknown owners.
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State OF Illinois
Marion County
County Court
J. C. Beery
Mary C. Lett
James C. Lett
Minnie E. Lett
Edward M. Lett
Rhoda Lett
Gertrude Nichols
Charles Nichols
Lena L. Walker
T. W. Walker
Lyman H. Lett
Alice Lett
George Roberts
Helen Roberts
Helen Slagle
Harold Slagle
Eugene Roberts
Fredrick Roberts
Charles Roberts
Clyde Lett
Alice L. Lett
Frederick Roberts
Clyde Roberts
Patoka
Marion
Illinois
Salem
George Robrets
Said County
John L, Kagy
Sunday School at Eaglin Gathers Fortyish Local Residents
Thirty six attended Sunday School services at Eaglin. Rev Ralph Willis and family of Odin joined afternoon services and delivered a wonderful sermon appreciated by all. Owen Belcher and family visited Centralia Saturday. Frank Brokelmeyer attended Eng lin church Sunday. Lawrence Kissner and wife visited Chas Thalman and family. George Kissner of Bluford visited relatives in the area this past week.
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Eaglin
Ralph Willis
Odin
Owen Belcher
Centralia
Frank Brokelmeyer
Englin Church
Lawrence Kissner
Chas. Thalman
George Kissner
Near Bluford
The Irritable Fox in Alaska Fur Guide
A traveler in Alaska visits a fox farm and asks how many times a fox can be skinned for fur. The guide replies gravely that three skins would spoil the fox, implying temper and endurance.
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Alaska
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