Zeigler Area Guests Visit From Chicago St Louis and More
Zeigler hosts a steady stream of visitors from Zeigler and beyond with relatives from Chicago St Louis and Richland Washington. Notable mentions include Mrs Amos Jarvis and Mr Paul Clark hosting and visiting relatives in Zeigler while their children stay with the Jarvis family. Numerous weekend guest clusters travel from Chicago St Louis Detroit and Lincoln Indiana with visits to family homes and local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Jarvis
Zeigler
Paul Clark
Richland
Washington
St. Louis
Sportsman’s Park
Cardinals
Giants
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Jarvis
Jarvis
Ed Carr
Chicago
A. C. Carr
Mrs
P. B. Beck
Tommy Logan
Herman Basile
Anna Kaleta
Logan
Andy Beck
Lake Worth, Fla
Pvt
Roger Johnson
San Diego Marine Base
Forest Johnson
Henry Raymond
Westons
Michigan
Lee Weston
Detroit, Mich
Lillian Weston
Zeigler Rotary Honors Five High School Graduates
The Zeigler Rotary Club honored five graduates from Zeigler and Royalton high schools at the Community House. Notables included Royalton honor students George Savka and Jerry Lee, Zeigler community high school honorees Phillis Bubnas and Robert Frazier, and Eagle Scout Louis J. Labash Jr. Judge Roy Gulley of Benton spoke. 14 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler Rotary Club
Community House
Zeigler
Royalton High School
George Savka
Jerry Lee
Henry Rodenburg
Royalton
Phillis Bubnas
Robert Frazier
Zeigler Community High School
Janthus Krutsinger
Louis J. Labash
Franklin County
Warren Stookey
Boy Scout Council
Herrin
Roy Gulley
Benton
Q. H. Reed
T. R. Frazier
Paul DeWald
West Frankfort
Peorians Visit Zeigler Families Over Weekend
Peoria residents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brooks visited Zeigler with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks. Willard Caldwell and children visited Zeigler with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell. St Louis resident Miss Robert Butler stayed in Zeigler with Mrs. Don Breeze. Chicago visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Grandin and son Jackie joined relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bill Guiney for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brooks
Peoria
Zeigler
Bob Weaver
George Brooks
Willard Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Robert Butler
St. Louis
Don Breeze
John Grandin
Jackie
Chicago
Bill Guiney
Zeigher Altman On Leave
Pfc. Steve Gregorich of Scott Field visited over the weekend in Zeigler with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gregorich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Smith
44Th Infantry Division
Camp Cooke
Calif
Zeigler
Kathleen Louise
Tom Smith
Jack Olive
Warden
Mrs
John Olive
Pfc
Steve Gregorich
Scott Field
John Gregorich
Weaving Among Humanity’s Earliest Crafts
The text notes weaving as possibly humanity’s first or earliest craft, highlighting its ancient origins and foundational role in human material culture. It presents weaving as a foundational human skill with broad historical significance.
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Clarks
Lone Lake
Harry Slack
John Slack
Jack Williams
Tommy Joe Wright
Long Lake
Brookport
St. Louisans
Walter Aleksick
John Mintus
Mike Aleksick
Margaret McRoberts
Missee McRoberts
Hugh McRoberts
Krutsingers
Clay
Inathus Krutsinger
Ann
Clay City
Smith, Zeigler
Repsis
John Bagdonas
Stanley Repsis of
California
Zivallys of
Thomas Zivally
Bill Whitehead
Sacramento
O. M. Gray
Jack
Bill
Linton
Ind
Gene Gray
Camp Atterbury
Edward Black
Detroit
Mich
Benjamin Boston
Mike Zivally
Addas of Zeigler
Stanley Zears
Ray McKinnis
Tony Adda
Jeneckis, Zeigler, Entertain
Stanley Jenecki
Henry Jenecki
Adam Jenecki
Son
Paul Kaczar
Skipper
Martin
Anna Kaczar
Miss Verg Kaczar
River Forest
Mary Larik
Roberta Readhead
Bernice Sheffer
Sally Henderson
Kenneth Finn
Zzeigler Rotary Club
Sam Natyshok
Muddy
Mike Kertis
Charlesn Dorch
James Marco
Woodiver
Ann Kaczar
Marco
Bianca Fornelli
Zegiler
Aleksicis
William Price
Mike Aleksiei
Reel Foot Lake
Ben Leffers
Lige Walker
Tenn
Harbisons
George Harbison
Maxene Harbison
Bill Spradling
Altha Mulvaney
Peorians
Caldwells
Guineys
Cit
Dad
Walcrest
Arrow
Marion
Mt. Vernon
du Quoin
Carbondale
Carterville
Zeigher Altman
Dean
Doan
Fredman’s
Een
Alee
Herrin, Ill
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