Brick School Surprise for Armond Sutherland
A Tuesday night gathering near Hoots Chapel celebrated Armond Sutherland with friends and family. Raymond joined in the festivities while refreshments were served. well wishes were exchanged for many happy returns of the day. A separate report notes two year old Dewain Elwell injured his eye with a can opener and was taken to a doctor in Salem then referred to Cen tralia for eye specialist care with hopes of partial sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armond Sutherland
Near Hoots Chapel
Raymond
Dewain
Bob Elwell
Salem
Centralia
Harry Shreffler
Alma
Elza Adams
H. B. Adams
Grandpa Adams
Community notes on visits and school updates
The article records visitors including Mrs Dennis Adams and family and Elza Adams at the J G McKee farm, Don and Mrs Hicks from Chicago arriving for Labor Day, and extended calls by Elmer Powell and E L Stevens. It notes Mrs Ray Kretzer’s Salem hospital return and Odin visit, plus travel by W J Ramsey and relatives from Chicago. Brick school opens with Gladys Hanna teaching eight students, and the district installs a new heating system as part of ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Kennedy
Iuka
Donald Kennedy
Elza
Adams
J. G. McKee
J. P. Hicks
Don
Chicago
Hicks
Ray Kretzer
Salem
Odin
W. J. Ramsey
Cecil Vesser
W. J
Margaret Ramsey
Dennis Branch
Branch
Earl Ramsey
Centralia
Yale Williams
Near Hoots Chapel
Mill
Alice Wooldridge
Alice
Cecil Wooldridge
S. H. Hurd
North of
East Zion Community News Highlights
Dwight Purcell receives help with pears from Carl Arnold Marion Caldwell Ennos Davidson Jim Baker Loren Williams and Howard Nelson. A family reunion at Joe Frizzell home includes Fred Atkins George Jones Will Jones Elmer Frizzell and others. Loren Williams buys a new Dodge car. Local visits, repairs, and school start noted with several named residents and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Arnold
Marion Caldwell
Ennos Davidson
Jim Baker
Loren
Leo Williams
Howard Nelson
Dwight Purcell
Joe Frizzell
Fred Atkins
Macon
George Jones
Vernon
Will Jones
Elmer Frizzell
Loren Williams
Barthol Anderson
Patoka
Wellington Edwards
C. G. Berry
Elmer Berry
Tom Garrett
Walker Caldwell
Ellis Bassett
Lizzie Caldwell
Dean Arnold
Willie McNichols
Argie Howard
Peck Caldwell
Ladies Aid of Zion
Bettie Nichols
Chance
Sam Cozad
Harvey Wickenhouser
Dean Anderson
Henry Williams
Sam Hudspeth
Dana Anderson
Charivari for Miller couple marks village event
A charivari was held at the Charlie Miller home for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller celebrating their marriage. The event included treats and well wishes for a long, happy life together. Nearby residents and relatives joined in visiting, returning to their duties after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Miller
Harry Miller
Rainy weekend brings family visits across towns
A shower of rain fell here last Sunday and Monday. Relatives from Mt. Vernon visited with Ross Herring and family. Fred Meyer and wife, Wesley Black and family, and Harold Belch re union attendees at Salem park. Wm. Bettner and wife from Rockford visited with Mrs. Ethel Long family. Jim Divine and wife spent Sunday with Bert Chance and attended Sunday School at Faglin. Helen Herring called on Velma Long. Tom Ballance and family attended funeral of Mrs. Ballance aunt Bell Wham of Cartier. Mrs. Gerrish and Mrs. Wilson dined with Ethel Long and Velma. Tom Ballance and Ernest Hilton families near Salem. Robert Arnold and wife spent Labor Day with fothers mother near Arnold Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ross Herring
Fred Meyer
Wesley Black
Harold Belchre
Salem Park
Wm. Bettner
Rockford
Ethel Long
Jim Divine
Bert Chance
Faglin
Helen Herring
Velma Long
Tom Ballance
Ballances
Bell Wham
Cartier
David Gerrish
Fred Wilson
Bluford
Velma
Ernest Hilton
Salem
Robert Arnold
Fothers
Arnold Chapel
Centralia Visitors and Local News Mix
Steele J E Hill and wife Mrs Ioe Schmahl Isabel and Mabel Bowen and Abe Cohorn visited Centralia on Wednesday. Mrs Joe Pence helped Mrs Charles Ahls cook for threshers. Wm Grimler of St Louis visits with Charles and Fred Lutz. Floyd and Albert Hagedorn of Minnesota visit relatives here and in Sandoval. State school opened with Harold Buchele as teacher. Mrs Ive Schmhal of Rock Falls visiting her parents Clarence Bowen and family. Wiley Adams and wife and Evelyn Adams return from Tennessee trip. John Terry and son Elmer of Pittsburg visit with Warren Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hill
Ioe Schmahl
Isabel
Mabel Bowen
Abe Cohorn
Centralia
Joe Pence
Charles Ahls
Wm. Grimler
Charles
Fred Lutz
Floyd
Albert Hagedorn
Minnesota
Sandoval
Stale
Harold Buchele
Ive Schmhal
Rock
Tax Sale Notice for Geo Pittenger Lot Junction City
Delinquent tax sale conducted by Marion County Illinois on January 27 1934 at Salem Court House. Frank Poli bought Lot 15 Block 47 Junction City Sando val in Marion County with taxes 1932 and prior. Redemption period ends January 27 1936. failure to redeem may lead to tax deed per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pittenger
Marion “County
Illinois
Salem
Marion
Ilinois
Frank Poli
Junction City
Sandoval
County of
State of
R. M. McCall
Marion County
Sandoval Bldg. & Loan Assn
Claude Edwards
Property Tax Notice for R M McCall in Junction City
Notice states parcels Lots 1 and 2 in Block 53, Village of Junction City Sandoval, Marion County Illinois. Court hearing set at Marion County Courthouse Sa State of Illinois on the 27th day of A D 1935. Tax due as described and time allowed by law.
Property Tax Notice for Lot 7 Block 52 Junction City
Public record in Marion County Illinois shows Claude Edwards as owner for parcel Lot 7 Block 52 in Junction City with tax dating from January 1934 to 1935. The notice expires January 27, 1936 and is dated September 18, 1935.
Sunday visitors with Ir von Bowen family
Ruby Nettie and Ernest Schmahl were callers at the Clarence Bowen home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvon Bowen
Ruby
Nettie
Ernest Schmahl
Clarence Bowen
City and rural motor vehicle fatalities in 1934 split
In 1934, 12 900 deaths occurred in cities of 10 000+ population and 23 100 in smaller towns and rural areas. Pedestrian fatalities were 67 percent in cities and 33 percent in rural areas.
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Garment Factory
Altamont
Farrow
Reiss Brothers
Ruffel
Eugene Kufpel
Col
Jack Parks
Fredman Brothers Furniture Corp
Vandalia
Coats
Harry Cohen
Dennis Adams
Glenridge
Elmer Powell
E. L. Stevens
East Zion
Carrigan
Eunice Holtslaw
Guy Quick
Ed Ticknor
Ray Miller
Cecil Hicks
Freda Briscoe
Barney Saunders
Babe Ticknor
Loree Ramsey
Milford
Charles Mason
St. Louis
Wilma
June Miller
Mr. Miller
Walnut Hill
Earl Hibden
Thelma Craig
Marie Smith
Chester
Charlie Gerrish
Mrs. Smith
Rollin Robison
Shawneetown
Dan Hicks
Nelson Hicks
Mary Ticknor
Orville Hill
Eaglin
Paris
E. Noleman
Centralia, Illinois
Steele
Byrd-Watson Drug CO
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Dante’s Inferno
And
Folies Bergere
Buddy Rogers
MAJOR
Bowes Air Theatre
Hop-A-Long
Cassidy
FOX Illinois
Centralia, Ill
China
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
Wallace Beery
Cock Robbin
Dan Fitch
Francis Lederer
Frances Dee
Victor Hugo
Fredric Marech
Charles Laughton
Manhattan
Ricardo Cortez
Dorothy Page
Zasu Pitts
Egyptian Academy OF Beauty Culture
City National Bank