Partition Sale of Vernon Properties in Marion County
Special Master will sell at the Farmers & Merchants State Bank Vernon on July 16 1927 at 10:00 a.m. Lots 2 and 3 with 3 feet off South of Lot 3 in Block 6 Original Village Vernon plus Lots 5 and 6 in Block 1 and a parcel in NE quarter of Section 9 Township 4N Range 1E. Cash in hand. John L. Kagy solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Illinois
Marion County
Mabel Walraven
Arthur Lee Murfin
Isham Doolen
Clara E. Murfin
Marion County Circuit Court
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Vernon
Muffin’s
Marion
L. .E. Green
John L. Kagy
Administrator's Notice Estate of Charles D McCallon
Administratrix of Charles D. McCallon estate in Marion County Illinois gives notice to creditors to appear at the Marion County Court House Salem for the August Term on the first Monday in August to present claims and to settle debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. McCallon
Marion
Illinois
Marion County
Salem
Music Lessons Begin In Patoka And Vernon
Music lessons to start July 1 in Patoka and Vernon. For details call Mrs J M Smith or Wilma Crawford for particulars.
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Patoka and
Vernon
J. M. Smith
Wilma Crawford
Pupils Wanted for Music Lessons in Patoka
Dorothy Logan offers in town or country music lessons driving to homes. Call No 4 for joining details. Prices reasonable. Patoka.
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Dorothy Logan
Patoka
Marce llen 50. Home beauty services offered by Mrs Smith
Mrs J M Smith advertises at home offering marceling fifty along with water waving finger waving scalp treatment and other beauty work. Services promised in a private residence. Provides contact details and pricing information.
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J. M. Smith
Chilton offers shoe repair services in Centralia and Patoka
Notice from W. B. Chilton states shoe repair work now available with all work and materials guaranteed. Located at 717 N Elm Street Centralia or leave items at L. M. Black in Patoka.
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N. Elm St
Centralia
L. M. Black
Patoka
W. B. Chilton
Local News Notes from Patoka and Altoms
Local items advertise groceries at Geo. E. Ballance and Altoms with promotions for malt beverages, cotton mattresses priced at 6.50 to 7.50, flood‑driven cotton price rise, hardware goods, new overstuffed parlor suite, straw hats, fresh baked goods, silk hose sale at Red Lantern Inn, and new kitchen cabinets in grey oak from Pa in. & Furn. Co. plus farm supplies and oats shipment offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Ballance
Altoms
Patoka Hdw. & Furn. Co
Red Lantern Inn
Alto
Record of a transatlantic flight and world reaction
The piece recounts Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine flying the Bellanca Columbia from New York to Berlin with early landings in Germany after fuel and fog issues. Berlin celebrated the achievement, a street was renamed for Columbia, and wife crowds joined the pilots. It notes Lindbergh’s prominence, various international responses, and looming political events in France, China, Poland, and the U.S. political scene, including debt talks, military tensions, and prohibition debates.
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Edward W. Pickard
Lindbergh
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
New York
Eisleben
Germany
Berlin
Old Town
Martin Luther
Klingen
Kottbus
Tempelhofer
Coolidge
Nicottbus
Chamberlin
Levine
Courmpuss
Atlantic
Shamberlin
Vienna
America
Geline
New Coast Guard de Service
Clarence D. Chamberm
New Iberia
Northland
Elin
Lindbergh Returns Home Aboard Memphis With Grand Escort
Charles Lindbergh flies into Washington aboard the cruiser Memphis on a harbor review by a vast air armada including the Los Angeles dirigible and over a hundred aircraft. He is greeted by his mother and a guard of honor as crowds surge along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the monument grounds and President Coolidge.
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Charles Lindbergh
Memphis
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Washington Navy Yard
Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
Washington
American Air Service
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument Grounds
President Coolidge
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Malle
Chicago Flood Control Leaders Seek Action in Washington
Ayor Thompson and the executive committee of the flood control conference met with President Coolidge in Washington to press recommendations for new legislation. They urge Congress to convene in a special session at least six weeks before December to tackle flood control and farm relief, and possibly revenue measures, ahead of the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayor Thompson
Chicago
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
China Negotiations Hint at Temporary Peace In Beijing
Reports describe tense talks in China as possible pause in hostilities. The potential accord suggests no fighting in Peking and ensures foreign legations may remain, though Chang Tso-lin's forces have been pushed back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paarep Hcy
China
Peking
Chang Tso-lin
Supreme Court ends bid to dissolve International Harvester
The high court ruled against the government in its 1923 bid to break up International Harvester and affiliated firms for restraint of trade. Justice Sanford wrote the opinion affirming the dismissal of the petition to force the company to divide its business into at least three separate, independently owned corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Company
United States Supreme Court
Harvester Company
Sanford
Albania Breaks Diplomatic Ties with Yugoslavia
Yugoslav and Albanian relations were severed as Tirana expelled the Yugoslav legation staff after Albania refused Yugoslav demands to release a Yugoslav attaché arrested on espionage charges. Albania appealed to the League of Nations to prevent further hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Jugo-Slavia
Legation
Tirana
Jugo- Slav
League of Nations
Baths of the Week Highlight Noted Figures
Baths of the week feature Dr. Joseph Schneider of Milwaukee world famed oculist W R Stansbury of the United States Supreme Court and veteran actor Robert Hiliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schneider
Milwaukee
W R. Stansbury
Elk
United State Supreme Court
Robert 6 Hiliard
Illinois News Nuggets Reach Across Public Life
Former Ewing College president Dr. HL A Smoot led a Marion church call succession. Danville Episcopal Church named Rev Mart Gary Smith. Edward P Dewolf, 79, ex mayor of Waukegan, dies after appendicitis surgery. Lake Forest gifts police chief Tiffany a personal car for duty. Elgin sewage system dedicated at Illinois Sanitary District meeting. Candy Dan Daniel Williams shot dead in Eldorado store. two robbers unidentified. Du Quoin hosts large WW veterans meeting led by State Commander Watkins. Glen Ellyn votes against Sunday cinema. 2,500 ballots cast, opposition 39. Elizabeth Byerley, 87, Urbana matriarch, dies. mother of 11, grandmother of many. J Niles Wheeler, 74, anti-saloon leader, dies in Geneva. Urbana Champaign urged fund to curb Ninglavate Service. Notables address public health and surgery, Chicago native Edward Beaubien dies at 91. 102 degrees conferred at University of Illinois annual commencement. Dr George Crile delivers address. Douglas county judgeship vacancy follows Wamsley elevation. 60 days for nominations. likely contestors listed. Milk producers seek price hikes via boycott plan. no action taken. Bartonville hill shift cracks Pekin road by Peoria side. McKinley heirs face $12,000 inheritance tax. state estate valued at $1.65 million with over $1 million to charity.
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HL. A. Smoot
Ewing College
Marion First
Waukegan
City of
Lake Forest
Lester Tiffany
Elgin
Ilinois Society of Sanitary District Trustees
Daniel Williams
Southern Illinois
Elizabeth Byerley
Urbana
Nie Viller
Alsace
France
J. Niles Wheeler
Geneva
Wheeler Screen Company
Leon
Jean Wheeler Pope
Champaign
Arthur F. Smith
George B. Franks
Ninglavate Service Company
Carr
F. H. Martin
Chicago
M. T. Mac Wachern
American Ollege of Surgeons
J. T. Case
Northwestern University
Herman N. Tundesen
Carl E. Black
Jackonville
Edward Beaubein
Beaublen
Clark
Madison
Mark Beaubien
Chiero
University of Ilinois
George Washington Crile
Cleveland Clinic
D. Herman Wamsley
Douglas County
Sixth
Small
Harley Helm
M. T. Fuller
Joel T. Davis
Milk Producers’ Association
W. J. Kittles
Crystal Lake
My Lost Rose Poem Reflects Grief Over Dying Family Ties
The speaker laments dug up roses representing memories of a mother father and friend, torn from the garden of childhood and shared sorrow. The poem asks if the roses will bloom for others in distant climes and seeks divine solace as loved ones fade away. Faye Oglesby signs the poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Oglesby
Bellanca Plane Log Tracked Across North Atlantic to Germany
A Bellanca aircraft traces a long flight from Roosevelt Field New York across Massachusetts and Nova Scotia to England and France. The craft is reported near Scilly Islands Land's End Plymouth Boulogne and finally near Eisleben Germany before resuming the flight near Klinge.
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Bellanca
Mauretania
Scilly Islands
Transylvania
Land’s End
England
Plymouth
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Cologne
Germany
Dortmund
Eisleben
Magdeburg
Berlin
Klinge
Kottbus
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Marcelling
Lindy
Jon Lindbergh
The
Smithsonian
Hubbard
al Geographic Society
Cage
St. Louis
Little Falls
Minn
Voikoff
Poland
Eurasia
London
Great Britain
Russia
Sarajevo
Moscow
Remier Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Chang
Tientsin
Peking Foreign Office
Murray
Hicago
Allen F. Moore
Illiam G. McAdoo
Tusculum College
Greenville
Tenn
Bartonville Hill
Peoria State Hospital
Pekin
Peoria
Illinois River
William B. McKinley
Henry L. Jones
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Northwestport
Mass
Long Pond
Marshfield
Provincetown
Yarmouth
N. S
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