Brick School News Highlights Local Activities
Barbara Jene Branch Violet Durbin Edith Kretzer and Beryle Durbin spent Thursday night with Miss Gladys Hanna. The group attended a teachers meeting in Centralia and enjoyed a Declaration of Independence dramatization and a boys gym exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jene Branch
Violet Durbin
Edith Kretzer
Beryle Durin
Gladys Hanna
Centralia
Charley
Frank
T. J. Fulton
Carlyle
Montana
West
Fulton
J. G McKees
Wade
Sidine
Salem
Yaat
Anu
Dan Livesa
Patoka Swent
Henry Meredith
Ray Kretzer
Catherine Kerwin
Odin
Edgar North
S. H. Hurd
Sadie Hurd
Marion Tate
Cobden
Margaret Miller
Hurd
Harry Robinson
John Chariton
John Haug
Frank Galbreth
Charley Sparling
Gus Gutcher
Orville
Wm. Kelly
North of Odin
George, Nicholson
Stanley
G. F. Jett
Od in Township Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Isaac Ross spent Wednesday with their son Fred Ross and family. Several McClellands and Holtslaws are mentioned visiting relatives including Mrs May McClelland with an hand abscess and Mrs Jennie Williams with her sister Mrs Mattie Bryant. Multiple moves and visits occur between Sandoval Centralia and surrounding households with extended family gatherings on Sunday and Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Ross
Fred Ross
May McClelland
Everet
Meredith
Herrman
Robert
Johnie
Howard McClelland
Mason Holtslaw
Allie McClelland
Hubert
David
Mirs
Jennie Williams
Mattie Bryant
Wm. Cassidy
Centralia
Jesse Bryan
Grace Holtslaw
Rovert . Risinger
Troutt
Erndt
Jackson Farm
Sandoval
George Ross
Arthur Brumfield
Eugene Hobsow
Emma Ross
Belle Carter
Sylvia Gilmore
A. J. Dead
Herm
Cal Dwain Meredith
Less
Everett Merei
Ceed McClelland
Dauz'em
Sertrude
Edwin Ross
Sohnie
Howard MacClelland
Paul McClelland
Bernard Rose
Isaac Bess
University of Illinois Extension Service Expands Aid to Farmers
The Illinois Extension Service broadens work beyond regular programs to assist one million farmers and homemakers. It supports AAA emergency measures, promotes legume crops, and aids in wheat and corn hog adjustments while encouraging efficient farm home programs and community development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mlinois College of Agriculture
Ilinois
Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Illinois
AAA
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Illinois
Herbert W. Mumford
University of Illinois Research Yields Large State Return
The article argues Illinois universities justify their existence by research outcomes. A rough winter estimate valued the state and national returns from University of Illinois laboratory research at 137 million six hundred thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Ilinois
University of Illinois Laboratories
Master's Sale in Marion County Foreclosure in 1934
State of Illinois Marion County master in chancery announces a foreclosure sale of real estate in Centralia at the City National Bank Building front entrance on March 17 1934 at 10:00 AM. Property is part of Isaac McClelland Addition No 1 described as a 40 foot by 40 foot parcel on blocks East line with cash in hand terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
City Building & Loan Association
H. H. Helm
A. Retinghouse
Marion County Circuit Court
City National Bank
City of
Centralia
Isaac McClelland
Marion
Illinois
Local Residents Share Sunday Visits and Socials
Steele area families including Lutz Bowen Foltz and Bowen clans spent Sunday with relatives in Sandoval and Patoka. Several calls and a party at Wilma and Maxine Foltz’s home featured many Bowen and Wilder names among local households and Salem visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lutz
Harold
Jake Foltz
Sandoval
Charles “Bowen
Dan Reeter
Albert
Dean
Clifton
Glen
Eldon
Burl Bowen
Ernest Schmahl
Leo Carson
Clarence Bowen
Lawrence Thomas
Charlie Ahlf
Alfred
Frank
Chigoi
Wesley ‘Troutt
Thomas Dwyer
West of Patoka
Charles
Fred Lutz
Jim Hill
Salem
Joe Pence
Charley
Ahif
Nina
Marie Lutz
Wilma
Maxine
Hazel Foltz
Glen Eldon
Isabel
Mabel
Eddy Wood
Maxine Foltz
Freda Bowen
Dale
Claude
Tracy Snyder
Cecil
Floyd Bowen
Dayne Wood
Wesley Troutt
Clifton Bowen
Frank Chigoi
Lester Troutt
Glenn Eldon
Classified notices from Patoka and surrounding area
Multiple short ads list items for sale including a Delaval cream separator, a brown mare with foal, Timothy hay, good black seed oats, hedge posts, and a Poland China boar for service. Also offers rental of three downstairs rooms and a kitchen sink. Hayes Chicks announces flock improvement with hatch days at Centerville and Vandalia locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Paine
Patoka
Parks Orchard Co
Timothy Hay
John Rogier
Poland
Peek Place
Les Belcher
H. Hill
Lizzie
Carson Chandler
HAYES
S. W. Hayes Hatchersea
G. Locust St
Centralia
Vandalia
Island Chapel Sunday School and Meetings Notice
The M. E. Church South Island Chapel calls for 40 in Sunday School next Sunday with John Williams as superintendent at 9 30 a m. The pastor preaches at 11 a m and 7 p m. The third quarterly meeting is March 17 and 18 at Zion Church. Business meeting in Patoka March 17 at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Chapel
John Williams
Zion Church
Patoka
W. D. Humphrey
Poultry Judge Visits Salem to Aid Raisers
C. O. Bracy of Salem, a licensed poultry judge, toured the community Monday to promote the interests of local poultry raisers and offer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Bracy
Salem
Sweney Seeks Democratic Nomination for Marion County Treasurer
We announce A. J. Ben Sweney of Salem as a Democratic candidate for Marion County Treasurer subject to the voters in the primary on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. “Ben” Sweney
Salem
Marion County
John L. Kagy
Gus James Announces Candidacy in Salem for 23rd District
Gus James of Salem Jll Marion County declares candidacy for Representative of the 23rd Congressional District. Primary election set for April 10 with Republican voters to determine the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus James
Salem Jll
Marion County
Lowell Smith Declares Candidacy for County Superintendent
The notice announces Lowell Smith of Centralia seeking the Republican nomination for Marion County Superintendent of Schools in the April 10 1934 primary. Support requested from GOP voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Smith
Centralia
Marion County
Master sale notice for Centralia real estate 1934
Foreclosure by City Building and Loan Association against E J Gormann Melvina Gor mann and A Rettinghouse. Describes property in Centralia Marion County Illinois fifty feet of Lot 14 and south half of Lot 15 in Block 5 Original Town, now City of Centralia. Sale to occur January term 1934 at 10 a m. Jonas BransonSolicitors for Complainant February 21 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
City Building & Loan’ Association
E. J. Gormann
Melvina E. Gormann
A. Rettinghouse
Marion County Circuit Court
City National Bank
Centralia
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Marion
Illinois
John L. Kagy
Marion County
Illlinois
Jonas & Branson
Bryan Pitts Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Cen tralia
Cen tralia candidate Bryan Pitts announces his bid for the sheriff’s nomination in the Democratic primary set for April 10, 1934. Pitts seeks support from voters across the county as he enters the race.
Finn announces candidacy for Marion County Judge
Announcement that S N Finn seeks the office of County Judge in Marion County subject to Democratic Primary on April 10 1934 and asks for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Finn
Marion County
Salem man John L. Kagy runs for Marion County judge
John L. Kagy of Salem announces his candidacy for County Judge in Marion County in the Democratic primary on April 10, 1934, seeking the party nomination.
Paul B. Chance Named Candidate for Superintendent
Paul B. Chance is announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools subject to the will of Democratic voters of Marion County in the upcoming primary on April 10, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Chance
Marion County
Social Visit Roundup in Southeast Town
Mrs. Susie Snyder and many neighbors share visits through the week. Families including the Belchers, Bowens, Snyders, and Gerrishes called on relatives. A Temple school program and valentine box entertained attendees amid Sunday gatherings.
Stombaugh Hill Weather Sparks Weekend Social Visit
The weather man reports fine snow for a change as Mr and Mrs Amil Oberg Miss Rosa Laswell and Harry MecConiga visit Mr and Mrs J R Stombaugh on Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Martin Wolff spend Sunday in Wheeler as guests of the Stombaugh household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amil Oberg
Rosa Laswell
Harry MecConiga
J. R. Stombaugh
Martin Wolff
Wheeler
Local Residents Share News Across Towns
Mrs Wolffs parents Mr and Mr Lafe Hanna visit. Evelyn Thomas stays with Beasie Stark in Vandalia. Rollie Stombaugh family spent Sunday with Richard Huddleston near Greenville. Annie Goodman visited Hill Thursday. Ella Hawkins visited Centralia Sunday. Harry Stombaugh has jaw abscess treated by Dr Miller Greer who lanced it and is improving.
Dry Cleaning Notice for Sandoval and Centralia
Floyd Cain Dry Cleaning offers same evening delivery if work is received before 10 am. The notice appears in The Patoka Register published Friday in Patoka, Illinois, with postal-class matter designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cain
Sandoval
Centralia
Patoka
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Odin Township
U. of
Sixtension
State College of Agriculture
Caw
Dlinois
Master's. Sale
State of Illinois
Jonas
Steele
M. E. Church South
Ben Sweney
SUPT
Bryan Pitts
Susie Snyder
Myrtle Tacké
Luther Williams
Pauline
Mat. Belcher
Lela Poole
Pete Dave Carson
Boyd Steele
Jess Mays
Temple School
Evelyn Pugh
Mary Alice Fieli
Leta Berry
Leona Bowen
Opal Belcher
Effie Steele
Arthur Wayne
Verne Malant
Leland Johnson
Wm. Snyder
Een Belcher
Stombaugh Hill
Smith & Cox ‘Ambulance Service
Raines and
Puffer
E. Broadway
Centralia, Illinois
Farmers’ Cooperative
Farthing
Geo. J. Wasem
Linton & Beery
Oegee
Ulance Service
Patoka, Illinois
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Patoka Register
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