Phillies Victors Over Zion In Close First Quarter Win
The Phillies edged Zion 16 to 15 in a tight first quarter contest. The narrow victory showcased a high scoring start to the season with key plays fueling the late push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Zion
B. Meadors
Serene Potts
Jennings
Irvin
L. Limecox
L. Hagan
Seer Elliott
Sete
Nene J. Belcher
Ewes
B. Carter
Rs Smith
Ewer
Johnson
Malone
Soutier
Herring
Ee McWhirter
Neilson
If Williams
Ee Aldrich
Total Wrens
Vernon
Perspective on John Nance Garner by an old friend
A News Week Perspective by Raymond Moley portrays John Nance Garner as a simple, unfashioned man who lives by his own principles. The piece highlights Garner’s honesty, frugality, and long congressional service, noting his cautious stance on spending and his support for protection of American farmers and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nance Garner
News Week
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Garner
Washington
O.K
Congress of the United States
Mr. Garner
No Cobwebs in His Brain Celebrates John Nance Garner
An editorial praises Vice President John Nance Garner calling him an institution in Washington, noting his long tenure, patient stance, and clear mind. It lauds his independence, philosophical temperament, and ability to stay composed amid critics while hinting at debates over his birth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nance Garner
New York Times
Washington
Uvalde
Texas
Ben Franklin
Perienie
Garner Man of the People Speaker Praises John Garner
Roy Miller, Texas editor, praises John Nance Garner at a Detroit Texas gathering. He calls Garner liberal yet nonradical, defending democracy and equal opportunity, urging trust in experienced leadership and self-reliance. Miller highlights Garner’s humble origins in Red River County and destiny to lead the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roy Miller
Texas
John Nance Garner
Detroit
John Garner
United States of America
Chatter and Stitch Club Meets With Della Caldwell
East Zion notes show Della Caldwell hosting the Chatter and Stitch club meeting this week. Sterling residents Dwight Williams and Harry B. Anderson spent the weekend with home folks. Maud Caldwell returned from Vandalia, and Marshall Souter came back from Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatter and
Della Caldwell
Dwight Williams
Harry B. Anderson
Sterling, II
Robert Nichols
Foster Township
Maud Caldwell
Vandalia
Marshall Souter
Springfield
Marvin Chandler
Guy Chandler
Frankie
Edith Caldwell
St. Louis
Hubert Headley
Tedy Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cubs
Culbs
AB B. Wasem
P. Simcox
Griffin
A Murray
Buck
Clendening
Seats
O’neil
A Caldwell
L. Walker
Ewes Serene H. Perrine
Total
Phillies— B. Meador
B. Cantrall
Crawford
Rf Kirk
L. Simcox
L. Ballanee
L. Eagan
Cf &.Belcher
H B. Meador
AB P. Bates
S. Livesay
Kerrins
Batts
Whitehurst
Chriss
E. Bates
R. Livesay
Yanks
Towners
AB Zion
Wiley
Seer
L. Johnson
C. Johnson
Yankees
R. Hopkins
Brumfield
Walker
McIntire
L. Perrine
Jack
United States
Borah
Brandeis
Congress
Harriet O'Ewing
Man
Elmer Berry
Harold Foltz
Virginia
Selby Binnion
Patoka
Ill
Bhrat
Shobonier
Illinois
Mary Schultz
Route 5
Box
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Herring Brothers
Walter Diveley
Jim Thompson
E. Noleman St
Centralia
M. Walker
East Zion
AB Wiley
P C. Johnson
Tere
Ee Malone
Ee Neilson
Eee
Souter
Williams
Wee
Whirter
Aldrich
Evere
Wean
Bates
Livesay
Thames
COX & Martin Ambulance Service
K. W. Webster Plumbing—Heating—Electric Contractors
South Poplar Street
Centralia Illenois
Philco Radios
Maurice Reynolds
Burtschi Motor Co
C. S. Huddleston
P. O. Box
Field’s Barber Shop
Old Capitol Monument
C. Cocagne
S. 6Th St
Alka-Seltzer
Zer
Ilinois
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!