Local notes from Liberty County weekly social roundup
S Gr Lawless and Walter Mamner attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting in St Louis Monday evening. William Coats presented his family a new Victrola birthday gift. Mrs Cheaver and son Francis moved into Mrs Mercer’s property near Butta Mitt. Wade Zelhender ill with mumps at his uncle William Mansgeld’s home in Liberty. Miss Clara Grath accepted a position in Golden. Centennial Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hall event celebrated with late departures and refreshments. Mrs Kapp from the Soldiers Home at Quincy visited W A Robinson and family. Edna Blentlinger ill this past week. Janie Campbell’s guest was her aunt Mrs Pearl McCartney of near Barry. James and Dunlap Rice bought new Chevrolet cars from Liberty Chevrolet. A welcome rain improved crop prospects. Mr and Mrs Eugene Clark of Adams visited Liberty Monday. Commercial club meeting planned at the opera house Friday evening. attendance urged. Loren Hessert and Ralph Roe drove to Burton and back in a Fordson tractor road drag. Prof Cred Trali to stay at Liberty High School. other teachers to be announced. Ranole Cutforth bought a new Chevrolet Saturday from Liberty Company.
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S. Gr Lawless
Walter Mamner
St. Louis
William Coats
John Campbell
Cheaver
Francis
Mr. Mercer
Wade Zelhender
Quincy
William Mansgeld Merth
Liberty
Clara Grath
Golden
Ralph Johnson
1. O. O. S. Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Kapp
Soldiers
W. A. Robinson
Edna Blentlinger
Norm Blentlinger
Janie Campbell
Birs
Pearl McCartney
Barry
James Rice
Dunlap Rice
Liberty Chevrolet Company
Eugene Clark
Adams
Commercial Club
Opera House
Fuiday
Loren Hessert
Ralph Roe
Burton
Fordson
Cred Trali
Liberty High
Ranele Cutforth
Chevrolet
Liberty Company
Community church events and local visits noted
Jonior and Senior services are announced for Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Lutheran and M E churches with W D Viar leading. Frank Bartlett and family visit Coatsturge before leaving for Reel Island. Fowler school advanced room gives a surprise party with a Fastman Kodak. Children's week program at M E church on Sunday morning May 4. Fowler school commencement Friday evening at BE church. Toon Wasting visits Bert White near Palimyeca Mo. Eighth state final exam to be held May 10 at Fowler school house.
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Jonior
Helen Gray
M. E
W. DT. Viar
Frank Bartlett
Coatsturge
T. Jo Viar
Reel Island
Fowler School
Wo Viar
Canton Weekend and Local Travel Notes
Miss Bella Turpin visited relatives in Canton Missouri on Sunday. Miss Gladva Burford from Lewistown High School returned home Thursday with measles. OS Leuse traveled to Canton on Thursday for business. Merritt Henderson of Chicago joined his mother in Canton for a home visit. Hibbert accompanied by WOM set out for Lewistown on Monday for business. Mrs Pensteinmaker received a telegram from her son Dolan Peay of Kaine stating he reached New York from overseas. Mrs J W Shanks spent Saturday and Sunday in Canton with her sister Mrs Long. Emmett Nelson, mail carrier from Monticello to Lewistown, is ill with Lowel complaint.
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Bella Turpin
Canton
Gladva Burford
Lewistown
OS. Leuse
Mreritt Henderson
Chicago
Wom
Hibbert
New York
J. W. Shanks
Long
Emmett Nelson
Monticello
T Lewistown
Wheat Threshing Contract Noted In Pike County
Nearby towns report Roy Sikes and Edgar Johnson signed a large threshing contract with Marty Nichols of New Canton for 1 300 acres of wheat, a likely record for the county. Updates on local illnesses, visits, and frost damage to fruit trees accompany the item with notes on residents and ongoing construction in Hull and Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kinder
Bert Hull
Quincy
M. Eddingfield
Hull
Local residents and visitors busy in Quincy area
Mr and Mrs Pete Hamm and daughter Mrs Pearl Cox shopped in Quincy last Friday. Homer Bidwell left for Denver to take a new job. John Toland and Marion Pound visited relatives, with Mrs Ray McDaniel and baby joining from Tennessee. The Woolf family notes, trips to Burlington and Brooklyn burying ground, timberland sale, and cemetery fund updates are recorded along with moves and donations.
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Pete Hamm
Pearl Cox
Quincy
Homer Bidwell
Denver
Colo
John Toland
St. John
Wan
Marion Pound
Lennessee
Til
Ray McDaniel
Baby
Tennessee
Lawson Twaddle
Welly Warsle
Geneve Wagele
Colchester
Emmett Harris
Geo. Nichols
Justin
Darhin Nichols
S&s. Groves
Burlington
Tuwa
Everett Weaver
Brooklyn
Ruth Grable
John Hamm
Frank McDaniel
Emery
Huey
Steeve
New York
Jim Lollin
Jap Toland
Gatien, Mich
Round Prairie
Katie Hlunsaker
Lorraine Soldiers In Armistice Service And Local Bank Elections
The Lorraine area sent 49 soldiers to service at armistice time with 26 honorably discharged and 14 still serving in France and the army of occupation. Navy personnel listed include Glen Strickler and Charles Kincheloe among others. Thos Hall is said to be wounded and may soon head to the U S A. Local bank stockholders met to elect directors, with 379 shares represented of 499, and new officers elected. The MB church foundation nears completion, with Easter Sunday corner stone laid.
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AON
Spieer
J. N. Splieer
Cle-Flum
Wash
J. N. Spieer
Los Angeles
Calif Loraine
Gallors
Francesa
Army of Occupation
Joe W. Tardy
W. O. Spicer
Ray Morrisson
Lowery Nelson
Guy D. Riddle
Ivan B. Strickler
Thos
Trali
Ed Towell
Navy
Glen Strickler
Charles Kincheloe
Clyde Lee
William Mitchell
Grover Seals
McQuaid
Hall
Hal
WU. S. A
Bal Howell
Lawrence EH Sickles
Leslie Chanter
Newport News
France
Cotorada
Golos
Claude Strickter
Aga
Palw
Tedrick
Taessie
Farmers’ State Bank of
Loraine
Chaoge Air
Oden Gi Steloer
Lawrence
T Loandies
JW Motehedh van Michael
M. Dy Melinter
Local notes highlight visitors and spring travel
Paris Moore of Beverly visits his mother Mrs Sam Moore. Mrs Delia Franklin and nephew Herbert Rathbourn return from Eureka Springs Ark with Mrs Mary Call. Miss Leola Lucas goes back to Mt Sterling. Tile factory crowds with orders. Township election shocks as Republicans sweep. Dorothy Long and Heral Chapsman home for spring vacation and study in Macomb. Pied and Fred Dunbar return from Chicago with daughter Mrs Will Handley and a son born Thursday. Laurel Band class hosts a social at Mrs Henry Slate. Mrs Jennie Dewitt spends summer with daughter Mrs Bert Clayton near Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Moore
Beverly
Sam Moore
Delia Franklin
Herbert Rathbourn
Eureka Springs
Ark
Mary Call
Leola Lucas
Mt. Sterling
Dorothy Long
Heral Chapsman
Macomb
Pied Dunbar
Chicago
Will Handley
Fred McCoy
Laurel Band
Baptist Sunday Schoo
Henry Slate
Jennie Dewitt Tits
Bert Clayton
Dame
Local Social Roundup Elates Visitors and Health News
Miss Strene ianeise of Tamilten visits aunt Miss Lallie Livmeises. Harry Wo Tharp returns from a year's army service in France. George Haneise and family stay with relatives near Hime ten. Lima play draws many locals. Bertha Householder visits Georgetown. Billingsteys from West Point and Vrad endure party with An derson sisters from Basco call on Vradenburgs. John Doyle buys a new buggy Archie Murphy also buys a buggy. Rev Murphy to preach in Webster next Sunday at 1 oclock.
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Strene Ianeise
Tamilten
Lallie Livmeises
Harry Wo Tharp
Franes
George Haneise
Himeten
Lima
Moss Bertha Householder
Olla Howes
Georgetown
Nathan Billingste
Murphy
Webster
Community Notes From QuincyArea Visits And A Newborn
Mrs Lugenne Barry and her children visited in the home of Mr and Mrs William Baye late week. Mr and Mrs Leo Waters of Hull were Sunday guests in the Ferrier home. Mrs James R Gardner returned home after a week with sister Mrs James P Elliott Jr. Alma Finchum recovering from tonsillitis. Born Monday April 28 to Mr and Mrs Will Brinkman a son. Mr and Mrs HE HK Wells spent Monday in Quincy. William Taylor of Liberty and Lena Reidt of Adams wed in Quincy at St John’s Lutheran church parsonage by Rev BL PL Schueler. many friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugenne Barry
Quincy
William Baye
Leo Waters
Hull
Ferrier
James R. Gardner
James P. Elliott
Alma Finchum
Will Brinkman
HE HK. Wells
William Taylor
Liberty
Lena Reidt
Adams
St. John’s Lutheran Church
BL PL Schueler
Navy ends silence policy hindering publicity
A historic navy policy shift loosens controls on press access, sparking debate over transparency. Old guard resisted, arguing publicity could affect recruitment and security. Proponents cite Britain and US stakes as nations rely on a strong naval posture for safety and deterrence.
Fowler Commencement Program and Names
Fowler Mayo te. The commencement of the Fowler schedule held in the MEB church Friday evening May 2 2019 at 8 o clock Admission free The following program has been prepared Organ Dickson Orchestra Invocation Rev E Losh Music American Address Judge Pred G Wolfa Presentation of Seventh Year Certificates Principal Woof Viae Mhusic Dickson Orchestra Presentation of Promotion Certificates Superintendent John I Stebier Benediction The High school graduates are Gray Halford Myers Roger Mittethers News item notes Make Beer in New York New York May 1 Brewers seek non intoxicating beer 2% alcohol after war time prohibition ends and continued manufacture
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Fowler
Mayo
M.eb
Prifay
Ofelock
Dickson Icchestra Tneveentien O
E. Losh
Caeanase
G. Wolfa Puerco
Leta
Alean Teemeyver
Ntsc
Prin. Woof
Viae Mhusic
Dierkson Orchestra
Lis
E-News
Ron Stacy
Dewey School Quartet O
A. Haumeyer
Sage and Sulphur Compound Beautifies Gray Hair
An old time recipe, Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Weveths Sage and Sulphur Compound, darkens faded gray hair naturally. A large bottle is inexpensive and easy to apply with a sponge or brush, producing darker, thicker hair by morning and a younger look.
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