Seventeenth Annual State Teachers Meeting in East St Louis
The Southwestern Division Illinois State Teachers Association convenes March 31 and April 1 1932 in East St Louis Illinois. Sessions at Ainad Temple with sectional meetings in temple and school buildings. Speakers include Clark Eichelberger Samuel Grafflin David Wulf Anderson Rolls Walter Brown C A Prosser James L Mursell Franklin Bobbitt and George Wham. registration $2. aim for 100 percent enrollment and attendance. railroad certificates available.
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Illinois State Teachers’ Association
East St.Louis
Ilinois
East St. Louis
Ainad Temple
Temple
Clark Eichelberger
Chicago
Mid-West League of Nations Association
Samuel W. Grafflin
White Plains
N. Y
David Wulf Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
George Washington
Rolls Walter Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Carbondale
R. C. Moore
Carl J. Pierce
Jefferson School
St. Louis
Tile Reither
J. E. W. Miller
W. R. Curtis
Frank Markman
Chicago's 1933 Exposition Seeks Thrill Area Name
Dr. F R Moulton head of concessions outlines the plan for a dramatic thrill zone at A Century of Progress in Chicago. The proposal envisions aerial breath-takers, submerged rides, scenic rails, a fairyland for children, zoos, villages, and extensive athletic and musical events at Soldier Field. Officials urge the public to submit a catchy, meaningful name to branding the new amusement area.
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Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
F. R. Moulton
University of Chicago
Dr. Moulton
Social visit notes from Sandy Branch area
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lowe called at the Mack Robb home Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon visitors at Marshall Williams were Mr. and Mrs. Buster Bender, Tom Garrett, Sam Arnold and his son Lloyd.
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Sam Lowe
Mack Robb
Marshall Williams
Buster Bender
Tom Garrett
Sam Arnold
Son Lloyd
Mose Wainscott Dies at 76 in Kinmundy
Mose Wainscott died at his son Ben Wainscott’s home Wednesday morning aged 76 years 9 months 4 days. Funeral services conducted at the Christian Church Kinmundy by Rev. L V Lovell with interment at Sandy Branch Cemetery under Kinmundy Lodge No 398 A F & A M auspices. Marvin and Elvin Conant were in Kinmundy for business Monday.
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Mose Wainscott
Ben Wainscott
Christian Church
Kinmundy
L. V. Lovell
Sandy Branch
Kinmundy Lodge
A. F
A. M. Marvin
Elvin Conant
Marshall Williams
Cleve Doolen
Sam Lowe
Harold Wainscott
Springfield
Ren Wainscott
Ren
Salem
Illinois Governor backs nationwide campaign to create work
Springfield March 4 Governor Louis L Emmerson endorses a national effort led by the American Legion Auxiliary ANAD and AFL to ease unemployment. He issues a March 5 executive proclamation urging citizens and local leaders to cooperate and provide jobs to those out of work to hasten economic recovery.
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Springfield
Louis L. Emmerson
Illinois
American Legion
Association of National Advertisers
American Federation of Labor
American Legion Auxiliary
Ilinois
Chambers of Commerce
Community notices and personnel changes across farms
Spring moves list several farmers changing farms including Orval Brown, Darrel Linton, Mary Sterling, Welter Prib ble, Henry Anderson, John Richard, and Albert Potts Sr. Also reports visits by Ashur Brummil and family, garden plans by George W. Christie, and farm work updates for James Phinney, Joe Tedrick, Albert Brown, Walter Melton, Emmet Smith, Dale Mahon, and Chas Hallbrook. Ora Cox and Ruth Kirtman reportedly wed at Shobonier.
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Orval Brown
Lydia Binnion
Darrel Linton
Anna Benefield
Mary Sterling
Frank Lake
Welter Pribble
Ida Wilson
Henry Anderson
J. F. Anderson
John Richard
Paul Metzger
Albert Potts, Sr
Richert
Ashur Brummil
Nokomis
George W. Christie
James Phinney
Arthur Mitchel
Joe Tedrick
Adolph Mueller
Albert Brown
Walter Melton
Nellie Zimmerman
Emmet Smith
St. Louis Hospital
Dale Mahon
Chas. Hallbrook
Ora Cox
Ruth Kirtman
Shobonier
Illinois Governor Seals State Documents Deputy Secretary
The Governor approves and the Secretary of State completes the formal state actions marking the issuance of the One Hundred and Fourteenth statute sequence and related administrative orders for Illinois.
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Illinois
Social visits dot Odin Township households
Emma Ross spent several days last week with her mother near Salem. James R McClelland and Maude Austin with daughter Ethel Austin and Phy lis visited D F Brough and family. Katie Meredith and children from Harvey stayed with Asa McClelland. James Case hosted friends Friday with Robert Meredith family. Flora Case visited Vera Kretzer. James R McClelland and daughter joined D F Brough and family Thursday. Holtslaw family from Central City visited with James Case and Shattue callers. Juanita Holtslaw with Thomas Holtslaw and Mason Holtslaw spent Sunday with Robert Meredith family. Howard McClelland visited John Kretzer family.
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Emma Ross
Shanafelt
Salem
Jas. R .McClell
Ethel Austin
Phylis
Maude Austin
D. F. Brough
Katie Meredith
Harvey
Asa McClelland
James Case
Robert Meredith
Flora Case
Vera Kretzer
Jas. R. McClelland
Thomas Holtslaw
Juanita
Central City
Mason Holtslaw
Howard McClelland
John Kretzer
Matrimonial Teen Visits Caudles as Weather Prophet Foresees Drought
William Murfin of Michigan visited Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Caudle Friday night. Walter Pribble, the weather prophet, predicts six more days of similar weather this month and a hot dry summer with burned pastures, gardens, and a failed potato crop, though readers hope he is wrong.
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Wm. Murfin
Michigan
Emmet Caudle
Walter Pribble
Walter
Winter Weather Strikes Lone Prairie Village Notes
Grandpa Raver is poorly while Charley Jetts children suffer whooping cough. Anetta Perkins stays with her mother in Shobonier. Mrs Har mier, Mrs Mayme Tacket and Mrs Kate Evans aided Bertha Palmer with cleaning. Russell Palmer traveled to Odin. Several locals share visits and wood cutting as cold spell halts sowing. Olive and Annabell Campbell have whooping cough.
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Grandpa Raver
Charley
Eli Palmer
Russell Palmer
Henry Meredith
Perkins
Roscoe Smith
Campbell Boys
Win
Olive
Annabell Campbell
Evalyn Smith
Centralia
Hayes Smith
Wm. Perkins
Patoka
Herman Mucks
Marty Perkins
Anetta Perkins
Everett Jett
Amelia Meredith
Coony Bill Smith
Dorris Cozad
John Talbert
Neck Area Personal Notes and Weather Shift
Local entries report Amos Moore visiting relatives in the Neck while a cold spell persists. Residents like Loren Barnes and John Shepard are noted for visits and family matters. A few sickness and farm moves occur as snow visits Friday night and Saturday.
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Amos Moore
Loren Barnes
John Shepard
Bill Alexander
John Henry Belcher
Dhe
J. A. Shepard
Richard Huddleston
Greenville
Ott Watkins
Elza Sharp
Neck
Ted Moore
Jilmer Carter
Melvin Hines Dies After Retiring Near Alma
Melvin Hines, a respected farmer and fruit grower near Alma, died at 9 p.m. Monday from heart failure. He had not been in strong health and retired about nine, passing away within minutes. Funeral service was at the Alma M. E. Church at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, conducted by Rev. J. of Patoka, with burial in the cemetery.
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Melvin Hines
Alma
M. E. Church of
J. of .Patoka
Local Notices on Purchases and Visits
John Barnea and family have purchased the Jeff Adams property in the south part of town and will move to their new home soon. Miss Merle Willett visited Saturday night and Sunday with Ruth Pugh. A group from Centralia spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Patoka. Mrs. J W Alexander and son Wallace were Decatur visitors on Thursday of last week.
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John Barnea
Jeff Adams
Merle Willett
Ruth Pugh
Centralia
Patoka
J. W. Alexander
Wallace
Decatur
Vandalia District Tournament Preview From Patoka to Coffeen
The Vandalia District tournament proceeds with Patoka facing Beecher City and Sandoval Ramse y meeting Brownstown as Coffeen clashes St James in early rounds. The schedule runs Thursday night through Saturday with hopes high and the field down to the best teams left.
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Vandalia
Patoka
Fillmore
Beecher City
Vernon
Altamont
St. Elmo
Coffeen
Mulberry Grove
Ramsey
Brownstown
Paioka
Sandoval
St. James
M. E. Church South Plans Quarterly Meeting and Activities
M E Church South announces its third quarterly meeting for Sunday March 13 with Rev C F Corzine preaching Saturday at Island Chapel and Sunday in Patoka at 2 30 p m The Epworth League program includes songs prayers scripture reading talks by Mrs Blanche Pugh and Mrs C B Anderson vocal duets and a Christ love theme.
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Bea
C. F. Corzine
Island Chapel
Patoka
Ladies Quartette
Epworth League
Blanche Pugh
C. B. Anderson
Mary Alice Field
Alta Pugh
Christ
Joe Simcox
Jesus Love Me
Mae
Fae Field
Wesley
Leche Griffin
Ruby Eagan
Ladies Fancy Work Club meets with four absentees
Mrs Roy Jones hosted the Ladies Fancy Work club Friday with only four members absent. Mrs Lula Troyer and Mrs Mary Wasem led the program after business. Elsie Gray gave a humorous reading and Bessie Murfin with Gray won the musical romance. Patts won the shamrock draw. Potts won the word contest. Refreshments were served.
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Roy Jones
Ladies Fancy Work Club
Lula Troyer
Mary Wasem
Elsie Gray
Bessie Murfin
Katie Nattier
Potts
Lillie Sharp
Mesdames Homer Potts
Elmer Belcher
D. W. Troyer
S. M. Spurgeon
D. A. Nattier
W. W. Murfin
J. R. Wasem
Elmer Rogier
Elgin DeLay
Austin Good
P.B. Simcox
Dale Altom
Science Club Meeting at American Homes Department
Meeting March 12 1932 features religious education as the birthright of every child. Roll call the favorite verse from the Bible. Song Jesus Lover of my Soul. Scripture reading Elsie Gray. Piano solo Dorothy Smith. Talk on religious training in the home Ellen Simcox. Demonstration by Demonstrations Chairmen Ina n Anderson.
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American Homes Department
Jesus
Elsie Gray
Dorothy Smith
Ellen Simcox
Inan Anderson
Cauliflower Bakes in Tomato Sauce with Buttered Crumbs
Cook cauliflower in salted boiling water until tender then drain. Pull florets apart and arrange in a buttered baking dish. Pour tomato sauce over, top with buttered crumbs, and bake until crumbs brown. Also notes a splendid cement for broken china made from plaster of Paris and egg white.
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China
Plaster of Paris
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State Teacher’s Meeting
Odin Township
The
Unity Mutual Benefit Association
A Good Company
L. W. Ballance
Sec
Treas
Unity Mutual Benefit Association OF Illinois
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Koantee
Lone Prairie
M. E. Church South
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