Publication Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Salem Illinois
In Marion County Illinois a petition by Frank C. Hensley as Administrator of Charles E Hull deceased seeks sale of extensive real estate holdings in Frisco Addition to Salem and surrounding plats to pay debts. The notice names Mary Louise Bell and many others and sets a September 6 1926 hearing in the County Court of Marion County Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Frank Hensley
Charles E. Hull
Mary Louise Bell
Louise Hull Rodden
C. A. Bracey
Frank McCoy
Jasper Phelps
Sam Williams
Laurel Decker
O. J. Rogers
P. G. Lods
Cyrus Webster
Omer Hodges
GC. L. Rogers
R. E Sitton
Edgar Stephenson
Mary D. Mundwiler
Logan Bradford
Frank Finley
James Thoms
A. A. Garner
Dudley Wimberly
W. B. Warren
John Grider
F. E. Cla‘baugh
Gus Crinshaw
Sonny Davis
Adolph Francis
Frank Taylor
Charles Crippen
Skeet Loomis
Everett VanGilder
Walter Spangler
Ora Green
James Gregory
Don Kramer
Tod Brannon
Clyde Heistand
Homer Kagy
Ed Stratton
Ellis Sills
Ray Stevens
al’ Fields
Henry Sipes
C. E
Meador
Matt Bond
Herbert Russell
Wred Blankenship
W. H. Parigan
Marion Henson
Lou Moser
Marion County
Ilinois
Frank C. Hensley
Frisco
City of
Salem
Lotsel
Ays. A
Broadway Heights
Illinois
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N. W
N. EB
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Kinmundy
S. E
Mlinois
W. H. Betts
Noleman, Smith, & Dalistream
Local Social Notes from South East Town
Ed Rolling and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Geo Hentz and family. Wash Bowen and family visited Sunday with his parents. Orville Britt and family visited with Pete Bopp and family Sunday. Luther Williams purchased the store owned by Jim Hill. Mabel Gladys and Isabelle Bowen visited Evelyn Smith Sunday. Murl and Rosy Snder visited Lela and Lila Bopp Sunday. Irvin Bowens sister and family of Vandalia visited them Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rolling
Geo. Hentz
Wash Bowen
Chas, Bowen
Orville Britt
Pete Bopp
Luther Williams
Jim Hill
Mabel
Gladys
Isabelle Bowen
Evelyn Smith
Murl
Rosy Snder
Lela
Lila Bopp
Mrs
Irvin
Post Office Employees Eye New Pension Bill
All postal workers including city and rural carriers clerks and other attachés except postmasters face a new civil service retirement bill approved by Congress. Pension deductions rise from 2.5 to 3.5 percent to fund higher federal annuities up to 1,000 dollars, with compulsory retirement at 70 and optional at 65 after 15 years service. If terminated or quit they receive deductions plus 4 percent interest. upon death the balance goes to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Congress
Pension Retirement Fund
Altoms Offers New and Old Potatoes for Sale
Plentiful supply of new potatoes and older stock available at Altoms. Also suggesting Certo for easier jelly making to reduce work and improve jelly quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoms
Hana
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State OF
Anon
Iam
Goodnow Place
Oak Park Addition
Oak Park II
Oak Park
Surveyor’s
Pace Park
Puryn
Hillcrest
N. R
Estes Addition
Rotan’s
Square
Broadway
Turner
Lester
George W. Pace
Cunningham
John Cunningham
McElwain & Nichol
West Salem
T. B. Lester
John W. Merritt
Sanger, Camp & Co
Finley & Wallis
Lake Park
Higgins
N. BE
N. E
N. FE
City
N.W
Greenville Road
Odin
Raisin Scheweee Aerts
N .E
Riew ‘Diamond Rand
Parlor Furnace
Patoka Hdw
Furn. Co
Patoka
J. C. Epperson
Gray Hotel
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