Moving Week Touches Local Farms and Visits
This week in East Zion, many residents moved between farms including Chris Neilson to Nichles, Howard Nelson to Luther Caldwell, Wes Black to Edward Pord, and Burl Sullens to Walker Caldwell. Local visits featured Marshall Souter meeting Mr. Hinesman and multiple family gatherings with the Caldwells, Meadows, and Bassett households. Wayne Walton delivered oil to area farmers, and several boys played basketball at Marvin Bassets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Neilson
Nichles
Howard Nelson
Luther Caldwell
Wes Black
Edward Pord
Belcher
Bond
Burl Sullens
Walker Caldwell
Marshall Souter
Mr. Hinesman
Harry Perkins
Ellis Bassett
Oscar Caldwell
Patoka
Guy Chandler
Pearl Berry
Frank
Ted Caldwell
Maud. Caldwell
Vandalia
Elsie Caldwell
Henry Oglesby
Hubert Gray
Local residents make routine Salem visits and moves
Fredonia McHaney and Lawrence Tal shopped in Salem. Perkins moved Wednesday to the residence vacated by George Brewster. Jett visited school Friday morning. Cozad called on Ruth Talbert Chad and Helen Hill. Patoka callers Monday. Mr Scott and family moved last week to the Perkins place. Lawrence and Wilbur Talbert were Patoka shoppers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Geo. Brewster
Ore Jett
Cozad
Ruth Talbert
Chad
Helen Hill
Lia
Patoka
Mr. Scott
Wm. Perkins
Lawrence
Wilbur Talbert
Local social notes from East Fork Sunday visits
Everett Jett and wife visited with Lawrence Heinzmann and family. William Charvat of the north called on the Schmahl family. Cecil Bowen and wife returned home after caring for relatives at Arthur McGeehon’s. Wm Snyder and Tommie Harker also visited. Earl Horton and family shopped in Centralia. Michael Charvat and wife visited the Schmahls. their car got stuck in mud and needed help to be pulled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Jett
Lawrence Heinzmann
William Charvat
Schmahl
Cecil Bowen
Arthur Mc.Geehon
Wm. Snyder
Schmans
Tommie Harker
Fridey
Visi
Lawrence Hi
Earl Horton
Centralia
Michael Charvat
Harmon, Il
Community Notices From Vernon and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Rosa Williams and daughters Ableta and Jeane along with Addis Walton and sons Marlin and Keith attended church at Vernon Friday night. Ruth Bassett shared Sunday dinner with Lucile and Lela Mae Nichols. Earl Doolen and family of Rock Falls plus Merrit Doolen of Sterling visited after the funeral of Mellie Doolen. James Bassett and Ruth Bassett were in Centralia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Williams
Ableta
Jeane
Addis Walton
Marlin
Keith
Chas. Arnold
Roy Mulvaney
Martha
Harry Mulvaney
Ruth Bassett
Lucile
Lela Mae Nichols
Earl Doolen
Rock Falls
Merrit Doolen
Sterling
Mr. Mellie. Doolen
James Bassett
Daugter Ruth
Centralia
Satuday
Laurer Carter Calls Out John Tal Bert End Family
Laurer Carter issued a public statement to John Tal Bert and his family on Sunday urging resolution of a dispute. No further details were provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurer Carter
John Talbert
Southeast Town Socials and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bopp and son visited Pete Bopp and wife on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Bradford and daughter Dorothy called on Mr and Mrs Mat Belcher Sunday. Mr George Gerrish went to St Louis Monday. Arthur Wayne Steele was absent from school last week due to mumps. Wendell Reed visited Kenneth Bowen Sunday. Clifton Bowen hauled milk for George Gerrish Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bopp
Pete Bopp
Wift
Frank Bradford
Dorothy
Mat Belcher
George Gerrish
St. Louis
Arthur
Wayne Steele
Clifton Bowen
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Zion
Elmer Berry
Salem
Jamie Caldwell
Charles Sullens
Fredonia
Alll Work Guaranteed Co. S. Huddleston
Post Office
Centralia, Ill
Martin's
Crystal White Soap
Life Buoy Soap
Chilldren
George H. Gallup
Fle
Literary Digest
Gallup
Independent
Globe-Democrat
Ees Ta Natya
St Louis
East Fork
Arnold
Crosley
Raines Centralia, Ill
Wendell Reed
Kenneth Bowen
COX & Martin
Vernon
Indianapolis
Briggs and Stratton Motor
Just
Patoka Hdn
Furn. Co
Patoka, Illinois
Patoka Farmers Coop. Elev. Co
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