Quayle Family Reunion at Decatur Home
Mr and Mrs T H Quayle of Decatur IL hosted a reunion with six children at their West Grand avenue home. Gerald D Quayle of Phoenix joined the gathering returning for the first time in 16 years. Sixteen relatives attended a Car Crashes Guard dinner as the family marked events and a 55th wedding anniversary next December. A Ford coupe driven by Bill Sanders left the East Fork creek bridge, demolished the guard fence, and occupants were rescued with Sanders injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Quayle
West Grand Avenue
Decatur
Gerald D. Quayle
Phoenix
Ariz
R. B. Quayle
Springfield, Ill
H. J. Hall
D. G. Weidman
Kalamazoo, Mich
G. O. Quayle
Quayle
Embankment
Bill Sanders
Patoka
Fairy Dell
East Fork Creek Bridge
Sanders
Centralia Hospital
Horse Causes Serious Auto Wreck South of Town
Mr. I. W. Taylor a drilling contractor for Adams Oil & Gas Co. was in a wreck south of town when a stray horse on the pavement ran into his car. The crash wrecked the car and killed the horse. Taylor suffered a broken collar bone and was taken to St. Marys Hospital Centralia for observation. He expected to be released in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Taylor
Adams Oil & Gas Co
St. Mary’s Hospital
Centralia
Taylor
Quick Place
Here
Patoka
C. D. Martin
In Memoriam Mrs George Purcell
In memory of our mother Mrs George Purcell who passed away two years ago on October 28. We think of her when alone and memory is griefs only friend. Like ivy on the withered oak our love stays green and never fades. Husband and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Purcell
Executor's Notice in Illinois Estate Proceedings
Executrix of the Mary E. Nichols estate in Marion County Illinois announces a December term appearance at the Marion County Court House in Salem for settling claims. Creditors must appear or present debts. debtors should pay promptly. Dated October 11, 1927. M AFRAGAN Executrix. John Z Kaey Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Nichols
Marion
Illinois
Marion County
Salem
A. D
Mafragan
John Z. Kaey
Patoka Hardware Co. Gifts Community Merchandise Draw
A Saturday event at Patoka Hardware and Furniture Co. drew a large crowd as gifts valued at over nineteen dollars were presented. Forrest Brotker of west Patoka received an Aladdin lamp, with other recipients including Corb Tune W. E. Fields Maggie McNichol Oscar Hill and Mrs Pete Bopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Weekend visits and local errands in Decatur area
Sandy Branch reports weekend visits as Milburn Jones and family spent time with home folks. Buck Haynes birthday celebrations in Salem with Dick Brown and Fiona Haynes noted. Selby Garrett hosted several calls and visits with Sam Lowe and the Conant family. Local deliveries by Leroy Roberts and social visits among Decatur residents are listed, including Headley and Yewellen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Jones
Dick Brown
Fiona Haynes
Salem
Buck Haynes
Selby Garrett
Sam Lowe
Leroy Roberts
Decatur
Marvin Conant
Mae Robb
Carrie Conant
Eulaine Williams
Bill Conant
Frances Roberts
Virginia
Roberta Roberts
Virgie Garrett
Eva Headley
Nora Yewellen
Rita Brown
Bob Neilson
Chicago
Tom Garett
Deden Headley
Paul Thomas
Chicrus Williams
Wvreden Headley
Local Notices of Relocations and Visits in Alma Area
Residents report moves and visits across the region including Ernest Hines family and Flora McWhirter in Alma with Cleace McWhirter. Gilbert Doolen moves near Odin. Carl Arnold returns from the north. Several families visit relatives. church at Zion canceled due to rain. Hubert Gray of Vandalia and Saint Louis visitors stop by Bas sett area. Lala Anderson and Laurence Kissner families among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Ernest Hines
Flora McWhirter
Cleace McWhirter
Henry Abendroth
Gilbert Doolen
Odin
Carl Arnold
Ellis Bassett
Lala Anderson
Laurence Kissner
Lewis Kissner
Hubert Headley
St. Louis
Doctrinal Lesson in Christian Science Church Service
Sunday services across Christian Science churches studied Doctrin e to Atonement with Golden Text from Corinthians affirming God’s faithfulness. Citations from John described God’s love manifested by sending Jesus and salvation for the world alongside excerpts from Science and Health on childlike receptivity and progress toward harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Chatter and Stitch Club Meets with Elsie Caldwell
East Zion note reports the Chatter and Stitch club meeting with Elsie Caldwell this week. Sterling visits feature Barthol Anderson and wife with friends. Social snippet lists Joe Frank and Laura Frizzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatter and Stitch Club
Elsie Caldwell
Barthol Anderson
Sterling
Joe
Frank
Laura Frizzell
WPA official says funds only cover labor for project
Raymond Duty of the Works Progress Administration told board members that federal funds could be used only for labor. The county budget shows nearly $5000 paid on indebtedness in the past year. The Christmas Seal sale will continue this year since the tax levy funds arrive next summer. After this year seals will end as levy money suffices to fight bread disease and tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Duty
Works Progress Administration
Notice to Advertisers and Contributors on Mail Pickup
The Register informs advertisers country correspondents and news contributors mail service operates only twice daily one in the morning and one in the afternoon. It is necessary that the Register be updated with notices and copy accordingly to fit the mail cycle.
Centralia Shoppers and Social Visits Reported
Fredonia A. E. and McHaney party and John and Lawrence Talbert were Centralia shoppers Wednesday and dined with Lizzie Gillmore and Ross Reed. At Marshall Creek Bro Atchison filled his first appointment, dining with C. E. McHaney and wife plus others. Gene Simpson, Herb Schmahl, and families visited Centralia and Salem areas for shopping and family get togethers while Harve Raver’s illness drew Mamie Mack to Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E.,mchaney
John
Lawrence Talbert
Centralia
Lizzie Gillmore
Ross Reed
Bro. Atchison
Marshall Creek
C. E. McHaney
C. E. Goodwin
Gene Simpson
Centralas
Herb Schmahl
John Talbert
E. E. McHaney
Ruth Talbert
Wilbur
Salem
Mamie Mack
Harve Raver
Dad Palmer
Board rejects tuberculosis levy increase in Marion County
The Marion County board of supervisors in Salem on Tuesday rejected a Tuberculosis Sanitorium Board request to reconsider and raise the county TB levy. The levy remains two tenths of one percent of assessed valuation, about 3200 dollars annually. The board also turned down a request for a monthly WPA project allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Board of Supervisors
Salem
Tuberculosis Sanitorium Board
Printing Time Shift Aims To Improve Friday Papers
The newspaper urges advertisers and contributors to submit copy earlier to speed up printing on Thursdays. By moving printing earlier, subscribers in surrounding communities will receive the Friday edition on time. Staff request cooperation from country correspondents and news contributors to avoid delays and maintain better coverage.
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Howard Smith
Marilyn Sue
Nelle Quayle
Style Cleaners
Centralia, Ill
Centralia Basket Company
Tennessee
Sandoval “Y
R. Bie
Miles Nervine
Miss Glivar
R. Miles
Memoriam
George’s
NEW
Patoka Hardware Co
Sandy Branch
Lyric Theatre
Salem, Illinois
Eric Linden
Cecilia Parker
Barbara Stanwyck
John Boles
Stella Dallas
Joe Penner
Gene Raymond
Liberty Theatre
Vandalia
Ill
Shirley Temple
Heidi
Lancer
Delores del
Rio
Claude Rains
Harold Bell Wright
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
Perfect Specimen
Joan Blondell
Errol Flynn
Hugh Herbert
Allen Jenkins
June Travis
Deanna Durbin
Christian Science Churches
East Zion
Centralia Mutual Benefit Association
Mutual Benefit Association
City National Bank
Home Office
Bastan
O. D
Jewelers Modern Optical CO
E. BroaDwAy
Fredonia
T. B
Rox
The
Ritz Brothers
George Murphy
Josephine Hutchinson
Barton MacLane
Ann Sheridan
Ray Corrigan
Bob Livingston
Egypt
Western Auto
John Scanell
South Bank
Helen
South Locust St
Iil
Browning
Zenith
Coleman
Goodyear Tires
Jolliff Hardware Store
Vernon, Ill
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