Jul 26, 2008 | Vandalia Leader Union
Flour milling once a thriving business
Again this week, we turn to the historical archives found in back issues of The Vandalia Union newspaper.
Flour milling once a thriving business
Again this week, we turn to the historical archives found in back issues of The Vandalia Union newspaper.
"I hear Jerusalem bells a ringing Roman cavalry choirs are singing Be my mirror, my sword, my shield My missionaries in a foreign field For some reason I can't explain I know Saint Peter won't call my name ...
Columnist Mary Peyton Meyer, chronicled happenings in Frogtown, Ill., for 87 years, dies at age 102
For 87 years, quite likely a record for a weekly newspaper column, Mary Peyton Meyer kept track of just about anything that went on in Frogtown, a largely German-Lutheran farming community southeast of Vandalia ...
Local schedule/scoreboard Updated on 5/6/08 KC looking for former athletes The Kaskaskia College athletic department is currently seeking addresses for past players who played for the Blue Devils and Blue ...
“I am Everything I am because You Loved Me.”
Alden sets cook-out for military families Alden Gardens of Waterford , 1955 Randi Drive, will host a cook-out at 1:30 p.m. on Memorial Day, May 26, for its residents and the families of local military personnel ... via Beacon News
“Church has been packed, our nine o'clock and ten thirty masses were full and we had overflow downstairs so it's just wonderful to have everybody here”
Christians gathered this morning to celebrate Jesus' Resurrection at Sunday mass. via KHQA-TV Quincy
Fish fry: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fridays, American Legion Post 1080, 2625 Ingalls Ave., Joliet. via Lincoln-Way Sun
The school has been around for one-hundred and forty-one years and it's looking for some extra help. via KHQA-TV Quincy
Vatican treasures on three-city U.S. tour
“Just to see it is a jolt in the spirit, without any religious connotation at all”
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- It's not often the Vatican goes on a road show. When you're one of the planet's foremost cultural and religious institutions, the world tends to come to you. via Herald News
Bush Visits Biblical Site to End Peace Mission
“I would hope if many people in the world would come to this place, it would be a sobering reminder that evil exists and a call that when we find evil, we must resist it”
Sending a symbolic message to Israeli and Palestinian leaders, U.S. President George W. Bush visited on Friday the site where Jesus is believed to have intoned "blessed are the peacemakers." Near the hilltop ... via Chicagos 103.5 KISS FM
'Jennings' a continuation of eulogy for news anchor
Since the title "Saint Peter" is already spoken for, the editors of this book have had to fall back on Peter Jennings: A Reporter's Life. via Chicago Sun-Times