Sunday Social and Visits Around East Zion
In East Zion area residents attended church and gatherings with many local families visiting friends Sunday and Saturday. Names listed include Caldwell Arnold Prott Nichols McNichols Caldwell, Frizzell, Arold, Davidson, and Williams, with several couples noted and illnesses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Walker
Willie McNichols
Edie Arnold
Isabel Prott
Adie Bates
Jamie Caldwell
Lewis Kissner
Luther Barnes
Harvey Wickenhouser
Henry Williams
Wilma Caldwell
Hobart Arnold
Sandy Branch
Frank Frizzell
Joe Frizzell
Joe Knight
Cleave McWhirter
Aamily
Annie
Ennos Davidson
Carl Arold
Marion Caldwell
Charles Arnold
Delbert Shaw
Ka (Caldwell
Alice Caldwell
Elis Bassett
Emma Protz
Southeast Town Calls Across Weekender Notes
Southeast Town reports social calls with Pearl Poole greeting Pete Bopp on Sunday afternoon. Boyd Steele contacted Calvin Belcher on Thursday. Ernest Sichmahl phoned Luther Williams and family Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Becher and Mr Mat Belcher spent Wednesday and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Poole
Pete Bopp
Boyd Steele
Calvin Belcher
Ernest Sichmahl
Luther Williams
Family
Ed Becher
Mat Belcher
Belchers and relatives figure in weekly visits
Wednesday night with their brother Mr. and Mrs. Noah Belcher and son of Colfax. Mr. Belcher is numbered Ralph Williams spent one night last week with Homer and Virgil Steele. Charley Gerrish took a truck load of stock to St. Louis, Monday. Miss Opal Belcher called on Mrs. Theodore Meredith Friday afternoon. Ben Thalman hauled milk for Charley Gerrish Monday. Violet Williams spent Wednesday night with her grandmother Mrs. Mat Belcher and daughter Opal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Belcher
Colfax
Mr. Belcher
Ralph Williams
Homer
Virgil Steele
Charley Gerrish
St. Louis
Miss Opal Belcher
Theodore Meredith
Ben Thalman
Violet Williams
Mat Belcher
Opal
C. O. Livesay
Kinmundy
Harold
Ed Carpenter
Eddie
John Jones
Miss Opal
Elizabeth Doolen
H. C. Farber
Ida Wilson
Elvis Burton
Billy
Betty Lou
Champaign
Elizabeth Burton
P. Roberts
M E
M. D. Ballance
Patoka
Wm. Wade
Vandalia
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Theme May 26
The Lesson-Sermon in all Christain Science Churches on May 26 centered on Soul and Body. Golden Text quoted Psalms 84:2 about longing for the courts of the Lord, with additional citations from Psalms 119 on steadfastness and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy on harmony, Life, and the divine Principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Saul
God
University of Illinois Reveals Microscopic Plant Molecules
Researchers at the University of Illinois chemistry department announce the discovery of plant molecules large enough to be seen with a microscope. These ellipsoid chain molecules weigh about 500000, eight times larger than prior synthetic rubber models, enabling new approaches to rubber production and other plant-based materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Ilinois Chemistry Department
George L. Clark
Clark
University of Illinois
University of Illinois Faces Grave Fund Shortage
President Arthur Cutts Willard warns the University of Illinois will impair activities and damage the plant in the coming biennium without a reasonable funding increase. He notes 1933 55 retrenchment reduced repairs and capital spending by 65 percent and 62 percent across budget items, with no building capital in 1933 35, while enrollment rises and costs grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cutts Willard
University of Illinois
Willard
General Assembly
Chicago
Vernon High and Grade Schools hold June 1 exercises
Vernon community notes commence with Vernon High and Grade Schools graduation at the gym Saturday June 1 at 8 pm. The program lists students receiving diplomas, an address by J Lester Buford, and honors. The rest of the column covers visitors, travel, meetings, memorial services, and local events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon High
Minnie Wilson
Jesse Walton
Roberta Mahoney
Lora Wilson
Gertrude Jones
Margaret Mur
Fin
Esther Snyder
Twila
Lila Jolliff
J. Lester Buford
Johnston City High School
Margaret Murfin
Ella May Epps
Helen Thompson
Leonard Davidson
Marion Lawrence
Wm. Hathaway
Paul Caudle
Steve Ballance
Archie Binnion
Kenneth Thomas
Charles Binnion
Margaret Livesay
Winnifred Sprinkle
Ruth Laws
Vance Murfin
Henry Sprinkle
Pana
Anlie ‘Sprinkle
Social visits and a buggy accident reported in Patoka
Fredonia residents E E McHaney visit Patoka. John Talbert and families call on neighbors. Wim Campbell injured when his team ran away, ear cut and shoulder bruised. Various visits by Mrs Ruth Wagner Mrs Edith Campbell Mrs Ida Stillabower and others plus a quilting bee at Mrs Marie Cozad home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. McHaney
Patoka
Osc'r
Ida Stillabower
Edith Campbell
Henry Meredith
Shobonier
Harry Perkins
Harmier
John Talbert
Wilbur
Marie Cozad
Sunday School attender list at Eaglin with Rev Frank Brokelmeyer
About 46 people attended Sunday School at Eaglin on Sunday. The speaker Rev Frank Brokelmeyer filled his appointment and participated in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagil
Frank Brokelmeyer
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East Zion
Aston
Pettire Catte
St. Louis Markes
Zina
Barthew
Christian Science Churches
Hayes
S. C. Reds
Bloomington
Paris
Centralia
Taylorville
Jacksonville
Illinois
S. W. Hayes Hatchery
Patoka Farmers’ Co-operative
Geo. J. Wasem
Deering
John Deere
Planter
U. of I
Molecule
University
Vernon
Clarence Cozad
Helen Hill
Sadoval
Hrancie Palmer
Lena Mae Talbert
Roy Raver
Salem
Wm. Palmer
Calar Smith
Ahif Jett
Dorris Cozad
J. P. Jensen
Shattuc
Chas. McHaney
Orville Campbell
Boulder
Fairman
Suday School
Sandoval
Sidney Spears
Owen Belcher
Ellen Ballance
Harold Belcher
Wesley Black
Wm. Ballance
Ethel Long
Velma
Magnus Lucas
Claude Walker
M. D. Balance
Zenia
Fredonia
Eaglin
LYRIC
Claudette Colber
Joan Bennett
Anne Shirley
Jackie Cooper
Mary Astor
Carter
C.m.co
FOX Illinois
Centralia, Ill
Shirley Temple
Naughty Marietta
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette McDonald
James Cagney
Ann Dvorak
Egyptian Academy Or Beauty Culture
City Nat’] Bank
Centralia, Illinois
Old Bonny Shop
GEO. E. Raines Stores
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