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.> ]t#il>^ IT " ." ir-^|t^-™"4--'-~" -"- .«wrt.«.4Jl>|««l" -Recor i-m hBxomz YOU SHOULD REAO THE JOURNAL41ECORD ^THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY VOLUME XII THR lOTRNAU Vol. M. No. IS FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1924 NUMBER SO flXniOlS STATEWIDE j li. Carlatrom, Yates, Rathbone, State Nomlneee—McCormick- Deaeen in Donbt. BOOK-SUUiI^AN #BDDINO ANNUAL BANQUET FLORA CONNERCiAL CLUBi Held at f^hrlBtian Church l4B8t Pri¬ da}-, April 4th. Waa Biff Sacceaa WEDDINO BELLS HAND MADE FINK ADDRESS OOOLIDOE SWEEPS S T A T1 On Sunday, April 6, at high noon. occurred the marriage of Hlaa Roae Sulltvan of this city, to Mr. Homer D. Book of Wayne county, at the" home ofthe bride'a tather, C. H. SuIliTan, in east Plora, Rev. Roa^ of Wayne county officiati^ci The bride wore a gown ot aott gray aatln crepe and carried pink and white eamatlona. Tbe groom alao Tli« annual meeting and banquet of wore gray. theFlora Commercial Club ia the oat- After the eeremony tha gneats were atanding feature of our city in a bual- ushered Into tbe dining room, where neaa and social way. The year'a a bountiful diane r was aerved. Tbe butiness ia alwaya concluded by this table waa pretUly decorated ia pink Kel-together gathering, .where the and white carnations, with the largk ladies are most welcome gnjata. wedding cake In tbe centhr. This year's meeting waa held In The bride Is a well-known and pop- the Christian church baaement, and ular young lady and "has been em- President F. H. Simpaon presided in Wella-Boone RAILROAD NOTES Special Correapoadent In a million vote primary Tueaday Oovernor Small ia renominated by abottt 60,000 majority. With one- third (STdown atate preclncta aifll 13 Cook coanty preclncta atlll miaalng, Small haa majority et 46,Stt. Carlstrom bas defeated Brundage tor attorney general, and the rac^ between McCormick and Deneen for „ lilted Statea senator la very cloae. | ployed several yeara as book-keeper his usual efficient manner. Sunday. April 6, at high nooh. at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Boone, occurred tbe marriage of their daughter Olive to^r. L. P. Wells, Rev. R. B Hall, of the U. B. church officiating, using the beautiful ring ceremony Tbe bride waa Carl Bier, of the accountant's of- Bdltb flee at Washington Shopa, spent the week-eod here. Cbas. Chickadanta, of the account- an's ofice at Waahlngton Shopa, beauttfully attired ' waa a business visitor in Flora, Mon- i Baltimore £Oblo under eight at Wa fourteen presidents and aa aecretaiT under four of them, including Praai¬ dent Daniel Willard now in hia fif¬ teenth year as Chief Execattre. Since 1827, there have been oaljK five secretaries of the Baltimore A Ohio, Mr. Woodford being the fifth. Mrs. M. J. Burna and Mias Argg were at Bt. Louis today (Tbursdair). ¦ ^-f A OOOD AOOOVimNO. In gray silk canton crepe. Her ady. bouquet being pink and white cama- { Mrs. Chaa Baker ot Breese waa a tlons. i Flora viattor, Tuesday. Only tbe invmedlate relativea ot the i Mra. C. H. Brace apent tbe week- young^ couple were present on thla' end with her brother, Leonard Kel- occasion. After the. ceremony an iluma, and tamily In Waahlngton, Ind. elaborate dinner waa \ aerved by the Mr. "and Mra. Robt, Kubn and llt- mother and aunt of the bride. Wfth 9S4 precincts missing, Deneen leada McCormick by 5,604 votea. Coolidge won over Johnaon by more than 100,000. Coolidge also won in Michigan and Nebraaka and lacks only 25 votes to nominate him. johnaon ia conaiderlng withdrawing trom the race. Congressman T. S. Williams ts re- aominated and according to the beat estimates o^tafnable, has carried State ot tbe ten eounties by abont SSOO majority, from which must be deducted Ronalds' majority In Saline cotinty. wblch is conceded by' Wil¬ liams to be about 1000. Branson has defeated McMackIn for representative, having carried Marion county by a good aiied ma¬ jority. Clay went for McMacktn, but the labor vote ot Centralia aeems to have been cast tor Branson. In Clay county Shriner ia nomin¬ ated to r state's attomey Ily 226 ma¬ jority, Holladay baa been nominated for coroner by more than 100. Fowler and Karns both claim Democratic nomination tor Congrees. Olay connty's returns had nok been Hompletely canvaaaed Thursday noon, hut we have the following figures: U. S. SENATOR; McCormick 636 Jenkins 476 Deneen 740 McPherson 83 Ogden 43 OOVERNOR: T Small I4B1 Basington 679 STATE TREASURER : Caster OOO for the Commercial Telephone Co. The Orpheum orchestra, composed She is a gradaate from the Flora of seven pieces, rendered excellent High School. music for the occasion and were The groom, a suceeaatul farmer, is liberally applauded. The banquet served by the ladles' aid was most appetizing and elicited much favorable'vcomment by tbe effi¬ cient service given. Tbe program began with the sing¬ ing of "America" by those preaent, led by the orchestra, after which Rev. W. I. Terhune, of tbe M. U. church, gave the Invocation. Two fine readings were given by Mrs. Qeo. W. Campbell, and were greeted with heaty applause. ^iss Marjorie Oolden sang a solo, to the delight of the audience. Reports of tbe Secretary and CLIMBING IN THE "TEENS" 676 878 182 ! Oregory Stevenson ATTORNEY OENERAL Carlstrom D»y Pyqvine ge SSS ntama lids Hamilton 80 Shepard 218 STATE COMMITTEEMAN the son of Mrs. Leora Book, of near Xenla, III. The happy couple departed tor tlielr country home near Xenla on Monday, with the best wishes of all. Out of town guesta were: Rev. and Mm. Rush of Wayne county, Mr. and Mrs. Case Book and daughter Miss Manrine of Xenta, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sullivan and daughter. MIsseS^Bve- lyn nnd Opal. Mrs. H. J. Ferguson and Mrs. D. M. Cassldy ot St. Louia, Mr. anfl Mrs. R. C. Redd of Fairfleld, Misses Lnra and Eva Bayles of Xenia. Home folks: C. H. Sullivan, W. E. Treasurer showed.receipt; of $2864.- Sulllvan, Miss Roae Anna Landreth 40. with expenditures of $2384.40, and Mrs. Will Hamilton, all of this leaving balance for the year of city. $5so.oo. Upon motion of J. Bowman, sec¬ onded by W. A. Karr. President Simpaon appointed a nominating committee of T. J. Friend. Ed Mann an4 E. A. Medley, and their report was adopted as followa: President—R. H. Orant. Vice-President—J. C. Scudamore. Secretary—L. M. Wood. Asst. Secretary—A. O. Oaddia. Treasurer—C. E. Oibson. The 30-minute address of F. C. Rand of St. Lduls. president of the International Shoe Co.. waa a clear¬ headed, convincing business talk, and that he had the audience witb him. was evidenced during the ad¬ dress and at the close by vigorous applause. Accompanying President Raad was Vice-President W. M. Monltoa, and be made a few appropriate re- uiarks. „ ^ ._ . Congressman T. S. Wlttlams made .... 810 evening declaring they had enjoyed a happy few mlnntea' talk, which **'', themselveB and wished Sarah Alice seemed to "catch" the crowd. Upon motion of the Secretary, a Charchea in the city tutrtielpatlac in Better Mualc Week at their aar- vicee laat Sunday had their eftoMp rewarded In ^a most gratifying aagt All report splendid attendance at all tbe aervlcea ot the day. tie son. Robert Jr.. of Washington. ,^« .^^"V?' »>*»•»*«•' ft each The bride la the only child of Mr. I Ind.. paaaed thru here enroute to P'*"'* °' IJ?"*"!" ^^^ enthualaatloal- and Mrs. Boone, a young lady of Pana where they are vUltlng Mt. '^ ™«'*'''~ •"^.""y "f«>»»'OM of much charm and is highly esteemed Kuhn's parents. Mr. and Mra. Kubn ; °'*'f fPPWctatlon ot the effort by ber circle of friends. She was a! were former Flora residents. '5 ," . * ,.
Object Description
Title | Flora Journal-Record |
Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1924-04-10 |
Month | 04 |
Day | 10 |
Year | 1924 |
Volume | 12 |
Issue | 30 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | The current local was contacted prior to beginning this project. They gave permission to digitize as they had no copyright on the material. To order reproductions or inquire about permissions, contact Flora Public Library, 216 North Main Street, Flora, IL, 62839-1510, (618-662-6553). Email is florapl@florapubliclibrary.org Please cite the item title and collection name. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
LCCN number | 9054782 |
Collection Name | Flora Digital Newspapers |
Description
Title | Flora Journal-Record |
Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1924-04-10 |
Month | 04 |
Day | 10 |
Year | 1924 |
Volume | 12 |
Issue | 30 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Sequence | 1 |
Page | 1 |
FileName | 19240410_001.tif |
Date Digital | 2007-06-25 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | The current local was contacted prior to beginning this project. They gave permission to digitize as they had no copyright on the material. To order reproductions or inquire about permissions, contact Flora Public Library, 216 North Main Street, Flora, IL, 62839-1510, (618-662-6553). Email is florapl@florapubliclibrary.org Please cite the item title and collection name. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
LCCN number | 9054782 |
FullText | .> ]t#il>^ IT " ." ir-^|t^-™"4--'-~" -"- .«wrt.«.4Jl>|««l" -Recor i-m hBxomz YOU SHOULD REAO THE JOURNAL41ECORD ^THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY VOLUME XII THR lOTRNAU Vol. M. No. IS FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1924 NUMBER SO flXniOlS STATEWIDE j li. Carlatrom, Yates, Rathbone, State Nomlneee—McCormick- Deaeen in Donbt. BOOK-SUUiI^AN #BDDINO ANNUAL BANQUET FLORA CONNERCiAL CLUBi Held at f^hrlBtian Church l4B8t Pri¬ da}-, April 4th. Waa Biff Sacceaa WEDDINO BELLS HAND MADE FINK ADDRESS OOOLIDOE SWEEPS S T A T1 On Sunday, April 6, at high noon. occurred the marriage of Hlaa Roae Sulltvan of this city, to Mr. Homer D. Book of Wayne county, at the" home ofthe bride'a tather, C. H. SuIliTan, in east Plora, Rev. Roa^ of Wayne county officiati^ci The bride wore a gown ot aott gray aatln crepe and carried pink and white eamatlona. Tbe groom alao Tli« annual meeting and banquet of wore gray. theFlora Commercial Club ia the oat- After the eeremony tha gneats were atanding feature of our city in a bual- ushered Into tbe dining room, where neaa and social way. The year'a a bountiful diane r was aerved. Tbe butiness ia alwaya concluded by this table waa pretUly decorated ia pink Kel-together gathering, .where the and white carnations, with the largk ladies are most welcome gnjata. wedding cake In tbe centhr. This year's meeting waa held In The bride Is a well-known and pop- the Christian church baaement, and ular young lady and "has been em- President F. H. Simpaon presided in Wella-Boone RAILROAD NOTES Special Correapoadent In a million vote primary Tueaday Oovernor Small ia renominated by abottt 60,000 majority. With one- third (STdown atate preclncta aifll 13 Cook coanty preclncta atlll miaalng, Small haa majority et 46,Stt. Carlstrom bas defeated Brundage tor attorney general, and the rac^ between McCormick and Deneen for „ lilted Statea senator la very cloae. | ployed several yeara as book-keeper his usual efficient manner. Sunday. April 6, at high nooh. at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Boone, occurred tbe marriage of their daughter Olive to^r. L. P. Wells, Rev. R. B Hall, of the U. B. church officiating, using the beautiful ring ceremony Tbe bride waa Carl Bier, of the accountant's of- Bdltb flee at Washington Shopa, spent the week-eod here. Cbas. Chickadanta, of the account- an's ofice at Waahlngton Shopa, beauttfully attired ' waa a business visitor in Flora, Mon- i Baltimore £Oblo under eight at Wa fourteen presidents and aa aecretaiT under four of them, including Praai¬ dent Daniel Willard now in hia fif¬ teenth year as Chief Execattre. Since 1827, there have been oaljK five secretaries of the Baltimore A Ohio, Mr. Woodford being the fifth. Mrs. M. J. Burna and Mias Argg were at Bt. Louis today (Tbursdair). ¦ ^-f A OOOD AOOOVimNO. In gray silk canton crepe. Her ady. bouquet being pink and white cama- { Mrs. Chaa Baker ot Breese waa a tlons. i Flora viattor, Tuesday. Only tbe invmedlate relativea ot the i Mra. C. H. Brace apent tbe week- young^ couple were present on thla' end with her brother, Leonard Kel- occasion. After the. ceremony an iluma, and tamily In Waahlngton, Ind. elaborate dinner waa \ aerved by the Mr. "and Mra. Robt, Kubn and llt- mother and aunt of the bride. Wfth 9S4 precincts missing, Deneen leada McCormick by 5,604 votea. Coolidge won over Johnaon by more than 100,000. Coolidge also won in Michigan and Nebraaka and lacks only 25 votes to nominate him. johnaon ia conaiderlng withdrawing trom the race. Congressman T. S. Williams ts re- aominated and according to the beat estimates o^tafnable, has carried State ot tbe ten eounties by abont SSOO majority, from which must be deducted Ronalds' majority In Saline cotinty. wblch is conceded by' Wil¬ liams to be about 1000. Branson has defeated McMackIn for representative, having carried Marion county by a good aiied ma¬ jority. Clay went for McMacktn, but the labor vote ot Centralia aeems to have been cast tor Branson. In Clay county Shriner ia nomin¬ ated to r state's attomey Ily 226 ma¬ jority, Holladay baa been nominated for coroner by more than 100. Fowler and Karns both claim Democratic nomination tor Congrees. Olay connty's returns had nok been Hompletely canvaaaed Thursday noon, hut we have the following figures: U. S. SENATOR; McCormick 636 Jenkins 476 Deneen 740 McPherson 83 Ogden 43 OOVERNOR: T Small I4B1 Basington 679 STATE TREASURER : Caster OOO for the Commercial Telephone Co. The Orpheum orchestra, composed She is a gradaate from the Flora of seven pieces, rendered excellent High School. music for the occasion and were The groom, a suceeaatul farmer, is liberally applauded. The banquet served by the ladles' aid was most appetizing and elicited much favorable'vcomment by tbe effi¬ cient service given. Tbe program began with the sing¬ ing of "America" by those preaent, led by the orchestra, after which Rev. W. I. Terhune, of tbe M. U. church, gave the Invocation. Two fine readings were given by Mrs. Qeo. W. Campbell, and were greeted with heaty applause. ^iss Marjorie Oolden sang a solo, to the delight of the audience. Reports of tbe Secretary and CLIMBING IN THE "TEENS" 676 878 182 ! Oregory Stevenson ATTORNEY OENERAL Carlstrom D»y Pyqvine ge SSS ntama lids Hamilton 80 Shepard 218 STATE COMMITTEEMAN the son of Mrs. Leora Book, of near Xenla, III. The happy couple departed tor tlielr country home near Xenla on Monday, with the best wishes of all. Out of town guesta were: Rev. and Mm. Rush of Wayne county, Mr. and Mrs. Case Book and daughter Miss Manrine of Xenta, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sullivan and daughter. MIsseS^Bve- lyn nnd Opal. Mrs. H. J. Ferguson and Mrs. D. M. Cassldy ot St. Louia, Mr. anfl Mrs. R. C. Redd of Fairfleld, Misses Lnra and Eva Bayles of Xenia. Home folks: C. H. Sullivan, W. E. Treasurer showed.receipt; of $2864.- Sulllvan, Miss Roae Anna Landreth 40. with expenditures of $2384.40, and Mrs. Will Hamilton, all of this leaving balance for the year of city. $5so.oo. Upon motion of J. Bowman, sec¬ onded by W. A. Karr. President Simpaon appointed a nominating committee of T. J. Friend. Ed Mann an4 E. A. Medley, and their report was adopted as followa: President—R. H. Orant. Vice-President—J. C. Scudamore. Secretary—L. M. Wood. Asst. Secretary—A. O. Oaddia. Treasurer—C. E. Oibson. The 30-minute address of F. C. Rand of St. Lduls. president of the International Shoe Co.. waa a clear¬ headed, convincing business talk, and that he had the audience witb him. was evidenced during the ad¬ dress and at the close by vigorous applause. Accompanying President Raad was Vice-President W. M. Monltoa, and be made a few appropriate re- uiarks. „ ^ ._ . Congressman T. S. Wlttlams made .... 810 evening declaring they had enjoyed a happy few mlnntea' talk, which **'', themselveB and wished Sarah Alice seemed to "catch" the crowd. Upon motion of the Secretary, a Charchea in the city tutrtielpatlac in Better Mualc Week at their aar- vicee laat Sunday had their eftoMp rewarded In ^a most gratifying aagt All report splendid attendance at all tbe aervlcea ot the day. tie son. Robert Jr.. of Washington. ,^« .^^"V?' »>*»•»*«•' ft each The bride la the only child of Mr. I Ind.. paaaed thru here enroute to P'*"'* °' IJ?"*"!" ^^^ enthualaatloal- and Mrs. Boone, a young lady of Pana where they are vUltlng Mt. '^ ™«'*'''~ •"^.""y "f«>»»'OM of much charm and is highly esteemed Kuhn's parents. Mr. and Mra. Kubn ; °'*'f fPPWctatlon ot the effort by ber circle of friends. She was a! were former Flora residents. '5 ," . * ,. |
Collection Name | Flora Digital Newspapers |