Vernon Notes and Events From Vernon Illinois 1932
Vernon 4 H cooking club met at Miss Marian Hollenbeck home with most members present. Baccalaureate for the 1932 Vernon High graduates held at M E Church with selections by local quartets and a Dr. Cameron Harmon address. Memorial services planned at Sandy Branch and M E Church with Rev M Jackson delivering the address. Memorial Day visitors and various town figures noted alongside high school and grade school commencement details.
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Vernon
Marian Hollenbeck
Wanza Doolen
Vivian Wolff
Ethel
Geraldine Sorrell
Sewing Club
Ehlers
Vernon Baseball Club
Odin
Glenridge
Omar Twiss
Chicago
W. F. Murfin
Tillie French
Gillette
Wyoming
E. E. Morgan
Weedend
N. W
M. Jackson
Angelic
Dot Doolen
Rev. M. Jackson
Jackson
Minnie Peddicord
St. Louis
Chas. Ehlers
Bines Johnson
Decatur
District American Legion
Pana
Grace Atkins
Maron
Blanche Doolen
Wayne
Glenwood Brown
Crystal Kreuger
Bloomington
Fred Brown
Ned Easley
Vandalia
W. B. Walraven
Sazinefield
Frank Hatch
Vernon H. S
Virgil Klinge
Lucille Bates
Evelyn Thomas
Coquice Payne
Genevieve Ballance
Herschel Lawrence
Harold Thomas
Sandy Branch
Harry Godel
Arthur Godel
Thelma Doolen
Salem
Stanley Thomas
E. Thomas
Stringtown
M. E
Wm. C. Oates
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Eleanor Graham
Bertha Danbury
Aid
Isabel Protz
Centralia Reservoir
Dick Lange
Alton
Lange
Arnold
Ray Walton
Geo. Walton
Martin Greider
Macon
Elizabeth Meaor
Salem Ill boy 7 slain by auto on highway
Cecil Allen Phillips, seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips, was killed two miles south of Salem on route 142 Friday night May 27 when struck by an automobile driven by Walter Wallage of Herrin. Wallage arrested at Mount Vernon. Coroner Ed Anderson presided over the inquest and a coroner jury recommended a ten thousand dollar bond for Wallage awaiting Marion County grand jury action.
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Cecil .Allen Phillips
Frank Phillips
Salem
Walter Wallage
Herrin
Wallage
Mount Vernon
Marion County
Ed Anderson
Three Men Escape From Insane Hospital
Three men escaped from the state hospital and were recaptured. One of the escapees suffered broken legs during the incident.
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Insane Hospital
Illinois Auto Deaths Average Five A Day
An Illinois analysis shows automobile accidents caused an average of five deaths daily in the first quarter of 1932 amounting to 461 for the period, with six deaths daily or 2333 for all of 1931. Fatal crashes split roughly Chicago and downstate, and pedestrians faced two thirds of Chicago’s share.
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Illinois
Chicago
Downstate
Greenville Advocate Plans Fourth of July Celebration
The Greenville Advocate reports preparations underway for a July Fourth celebration. Wisetown likewise organizes its annual community event with plans for festivities and public activities.
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Wisetown
Former Associate Remains on Patoka Register
In a note on staffing, Donald Wilson continues in charge at the Patoka Register after a decade of service. The editorial says he will provide aid and assistance, retaining his role and familiarity with the paper’s routine.
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Donald Wilson
Patoka Register
Ramsey Youth Drowns At Illinois Central Reservoir
Gerald Reiss aged 15 drowns after diving from a boat in the center of the reservoir in an accident on the Illinois Central. The tragedy is reported by Ramsey News Journal.
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Gerald Reiss
Illinois Central
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Patoka
WM. J. Scroeder
Altom
J. Alcom & Son
Patoka, Ill
Forrest Horn of
Clinton
Eli Morgan
McKendree College
Cameron Harmon
George Manus
Lews Brothers
Lowe Brothers
C. A. Globe Lbr. CO
Vernon, Ill
T. E. Irvin Lbr. CO
Salem, Ill
Chester Press
Greenville
Advocate
Ramsey News Journal
Patoka High School
George A. Taylor
Dairy Council
E. W. Tiedeman
Santary Milk Producers
RED & White
Camay Soap
Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co
Jones & Martin
Ill
Odin. Merc. Co
Frank Altadonna
Sandoval