Zeigler Weekend Notes Include Visits and Illnesses
Elgin residents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phillips spent the weekend in Zeigler with the Barnetts. Sue Barnett accompanied them back to Elgin for a weeklong vacation. Bar nett youth spent the summer in Benson Minnesota with the Fergeson family. Harmony class met for a sack lunch at First Christian church with Fern Krutsinger presiding. Mrs. James Bean, Zeigler, is hospitalized in Carbondale with facial injuries after a sideswipe on Highway 51 near Hurst Bush. Various Zeigler residents visited family in Bloomington Clay City and West Frankfort with updates on illnesses and heart attack recovery of Mrs. Oscar Gray in Linton Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Phillips
Elgin
Zeigler
Dallas Barnett
Barnett
Sue
Gene and
Francis
Barnetts
Benson, Minn
Dayton Fergeson
Harmony
First Christian Church of
James Bean
Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
Highway 51
Hurst Bush
Chris Setree
Snider
Zell Yates
West Frankfort
Bob Cashner
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Zivally
Zivally
Oscar Gray
Linton
Gray
Zeigler Memorial Day
Herrin Hospital
Bradley Golden 50th Anniversary Observed in Anna
Mr and Mrs James B Bradley of Route 2 Anna celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with family and friends. A basket dinner at noon is planned at the former Jonesboro fair grounds near the state forestry office, rain moved to the American Legion center. The couple have six sons and six daughters and 23 grandchildren. They spent most of their lives in Union county active in the Methodist church and community affairs. Bradley a long time farmer recently retired but remains to supervise farm work. Children named include Mrs Vance Halterman Harry Ralph Mrs Cecil White and Mrs Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Bradley
Route 2
Anna
Jonesboro Fair Grounds
Office
The
State Forestry
American Legion
Vance Halterman
St. Louis, Mo
Harry
Fort Worth
Texas
Ralph
Cecil White
Thompsonville
Clarence
Local Names Listed Across Indiana And Illinois
Henderlong of Valparaiso Mrs Rudie Miller Hammond Edward Lombard Luke at home Mrs Jack Stalions Mc Clouth Kans Mrs Russell Aldridge Cobden Collin Wiig Ind and Earl Danville appear among a group of residents named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderlong
Valparaiso
Ind
Rudie Miller
Hammond
Edward
Lombard
Luke
Jack Stalions
McClouth
Kans
Russell Aldridge
Cobden
Collin
Wiig, Ind
Earl
Danville
Miss Schroeder delegates to Girls State at MacMurray College
Miss Ruth Schroeder daughter of Mr and Mrs Ludwig Schroeder of Chester leaves Tuesday for a week at Girls State at MacMurray College Jacksonville as a delegate of the American Legion Auxiliary. Missionary Society Meets In Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Schroeder
Ludwig Schroeder
Chester
Girls State
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
American Legion Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Chester Meeting Highlights Home Service
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Rober Schroeder home the First Presbyterian church of Chester met for a devotional. Mrs. Ray Hene and Mrs. William Schuwerk led devotions while Mrs. Archibald Wood organized the program. refreshments followed for 11 members. A visit with his parents noted. he is stationed at the San Diego naval base. Tuesday he married Miss Erline Harmon of Sparta who will accompany him to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Chester
Rober Schroeder
Mirs
Ray Hene
William Schuwerk
Archibald Wood
Naval Base
San Diego
Calif
Erline Harmon
Sparta
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zeigler Church
Mrs. Bean, Zeigler
Krutsingers
Ianthus Krutsinger
Ann
Clay City
Bloomington
Ray M. Cook
Pat
Phil Pearcy
Miss Cook
Zivallys
Coats
Alsop
Hiland
Weland
Axeo
Helleny
North 14Th Street
Bradley
Mr. and
Mrs
J. B. Bradley
Missionary Society
Steeleville Sailor
Frank Cane
Steelevill
Pete's
the Missionary Society of the
Marion
Herrin
Murphysboro
Ba-Bee Didy
S. University
Carterville, Hurst, Cambria and Vicinity
Carterville State
South 20Th St
Fairview Christian Church
Peach Orchard
Missouri
T. H. Vinyard
Vine St
Poplar Bluff, Mo
Stanness
O.B.C
Model
Berglas
Cork
Sporting Goods Dept
Ing
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