Sandoval Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Charles Elston of Kansas City visited W J McNally and family as they headed to War Brothers hospital for medical care. Notables Miss Elizabeth Kennedy begins teaching in Centralia, while the community notes weddings, visits to St Louis, Effingham, and Centralia, and relatives gathering for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elston
Kansas City
W. J. McNally
Louie Bolles
Penephia Yates
Miss Yates
St. Louis
Esther Years
Centralia
Selah Thomas
Josephine
Fred Platts
Adele Voellmecke
Ina Robertson
Son Purnell
Vandalia
John Robertson
Leon Sherman
William Harvey
Ada McClelland
Gladys
Ruth Knight
Entralia
Fairview Park
Marjoe Wilson
James Prim
Effingham
Nell Gibson
Salem
Otto Smith
Geo. Smith
Joe Kerwin
Neal Kerwin
Carlyle
George Thomasson
Boulder
J. P. Price
Rena Wilson
James Talbott
Sterling
Dean Thomasson
Edwardsville
B. Tharp
R.tharp
Thomasson
Elizabeth Kennedy
Henry Wright
Ethel Black
Marine
Erasmus Wright
Clarence Wood
Leroy Telford
Kinmundy
Ruby Wood
Marjorie Duncan
Mildred Willard
Joe Voellmecke
Leo Davidson
Mrs John Wilson Passes Away After Illness
Mary Erman Sanders born near Tuka September 10 1896 died June 11 1980 age 33 years 9 months and one day. She married John Wilson November 2 1913 and had four children. Surviving are three daughters and brothers Walter Sanders Louis Sanders Warren Sanders Minnie Edwards and Mabel Wright. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev Fox officiating and burial in Sandoval Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Erman Sanders
Lewis
Katherine Orrison
Mabel Wright
Sandoval
Wilson
Methodist Church
Fox
Centralia
Henry Opp Dies After Long Sandoval Life
Henry Opp died Sunday June 15 1930 in Sandoval Illinois born Pineckneyville son of Jacob and Louise Opp married Ida Haworth in Carle Illinois 1890 He and Ida had Hubert Elmo and Winifred Mae who predeceased him Opp ran a barber shop for forty two years after working briefly in coal and restaurants He was a devoted husband father and civic supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Opp
Jacob
Louise Opp
Pinckneyville
Ill
Sandoval
Ida Haworth
Carlyle, Ill
Hubert Elmo
Winifred Mae
Mr. Opp
Local Citizen Demises After Notable Community Work
The community mourns a devoted citizen and public servant from Sandoval. A member of Sandoval No. 932 A. F. and A. M. and charter member of Minerva lodge No. 431 Knights of Pythias, he also belonged to Barbers Local Union No. 220 and served on the School District No. 125 board for multiple terms. He helped promote the 1913 school building project. Survived by wife Ida Opp of Sandoval a grandson Elmo Opp of Odin two brothers Luther of Pinckneyville and Andrew of St. Louis and a wide circle of relatives and friends. The home funeral service was conducted by the Masonic Order Brother Rosborough presiding.
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Sandoval
A. F
A. M
Minerva Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Barbers
Centralia
Board of Education
Ida Opp
Elmo Opp
Odin
Luther
Pinckneyville
Andrew
St. Louis
Rosborough
Airplane Runaways Threaten Homes and Public Safety
Historical column warns that crashes have damaged property and injured people in Floral Park Seattle and New York, sparking debate over landowner rights to prevent overflight and trespass. It cites common law on land tenure and mineral ownership as justification for strong property controls and bans on underground intrusions.
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Floral Park
Long Island
Seattle
New York
Christian Church Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with Wm Bellamy as superintendent. Communion and sermon at 10 45. Song service and sermon at 7 30 p m. Everyone welcome. J F Rosborough is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bellamy
Congregational Church Sunday School Services
Corner of Wall Street and Route 50 invites all to Sunday School every Sunday at 9 45 morning. Classes for all ages. You are always welcome. J B Nowland superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Wall Street
U. S. Route No. 50
J. B. Nowland
First Baptist Church Sunday School and Services
The First Baptist Church conducts Sunday School at 10 00 a m for all ages. Preaching on the first Saturday and Sunday of each month at 739 p m with additional services at 11 00 a m and 730 p m on Sundays. Pastor R M Rankin invites all to attend.
Black Church announces weekly services near City Park
Pentecostal church known as The Black Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and prayer meetings on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday night at 7 30. Public invited to attend services with L S Sanders serving as superintendent.
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Pentecostal Church
City Park
the Black Church
L. S. Sanders
Supt
Methodist Church Notice on Services and Sunday School
Sunday School at 9 45. Sermon on first and third Sundays at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Joseph L Kerwin superintendent. Glen Pfeiffer minister. Corner of North Main and U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
North Main
U. S. Route No. 50
Joseph L. Kerwin
Glen Pfeiffer
Air rights and aviation law across land and sky
The article explains land ownership includes subsurface rights and air rights up to space, with examples from New York real estate and rail corridors. It notes aviation over private property is not trespass unless damage occurs, and cites varying state laws on pilot liability and federal licensing standards.
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New York
P. Morgan & Company
Morgan
New York Central
Park Avenue
New York & Harlem
Harlem Road
The
Central
American Bar Association
Delaware
Idaho
Indiana
Maryland
Michigan
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin
Arizona
Connecticut
Piecrust Tips: Flour to Shortening Ratios and Handling
The guide notes that crust texture depends on flour to shortening, recommending one fourth to one third as much shortening as flour. Use minimal water for a crisper crust, handle quickly, keep ingredients cold, and rub with egg white to prevent juice soaking. If using another crust, split in several places to vent.
Good Pie Crust Instructions From Historic Recipe
The text provides a pie crust method using 1 1/2 cups flour 1/3 to 1/2 cup shortening 1/2 teaspoon salt and cold water. It describes cutting the fat into a fine powder, adding water to form a dough, rolling thin, fitting to a plate, and trimming edges. It notes crust shrinkage during baking and advises crimping when a double crust is used before adding the filling.
Butter Scotch Pie Filling and Meringue Topping
The recipe describes a butterscotch pie with filling made from milk two eggs butter cornstarch brown sugar salt and vanilla cooked in a double boiler until thick then cooled and flavored with vanilla. It instructs folding in lightly beaten yolks and topping with a browned meringue baked briefly. It also notes one crust pies are good in summer with fruit fillings such as berries or pitted raw cherries with custard.
Peaches and berries shine in a one crust pie
A simple dessert note extols peaches and berries rivaling berries with whipped cream in a one crust pie, highlighting ripe fruit and light topping as the key flavors.
Banana Pie Recipe Instructions From Old Time Guide
Three bananas two eggs sugar milk flour and butter create a one crust pie. Mix sugar flour egg yolks and milk then cook until thick. Add vanilla and fill crust. Beat egg whites with sugar to make a meringue. Bake until browned.
Cherry Custard Pie Recipe Note
Recipe instructions for baking cherry custard pie using canned or cooked cherries. Brush crust with egg white, add cherries, pour custard, bake briefly at high heat then until custard sets and crust is browned.
Old-Time Brown Sugar Pie Recipe
A vintage style recipe for brown sugar pie. It lists ingredients 1 cup brown sugar 1-4 cup butter 1-2 cup cream 2 eggs with directions to beat yolks add sugar then cream and vanilla, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, pour into pastry shell and bake until set.
Cottage Cheese Pie Recipe Instructions
Mix cottage cheese sugar hokey egg yolks melted butter milk and flavoring. Pour into crust bake until custard set and crust browned. Dust with cinnamon and serve with meringue if desired.
State building damaged by fire near Springfield
A blaze destroyed the laboratory of the pods and dairies division of the state department of agriculture three miles north of Springfield, causing more than $15,000 in damage.
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STATE
Pods and Dairies Division
State Department of Agriculture
Springfield
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