Pictured above is The Armour Creameries in Sullivan. It was founded in 1935 when the Isaac brothers bought out Sullivan Dairy & Bottling Co. The photo was taken in 1935 of the original 25 employees. It was located at the corner of Main St. & Van Buren St. in Sullivan. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

Pictured above is Sullivan clean-up day in what possibly could be the 1960’s. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

Pictured above is Main St. in Dalton City looking east. The large two story building on the left was the Dalton City Bank. The date of the photo postcard is unknown but it is believed to be around 1915. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

Pictured above is Pleasant Hill school which was located west of Bethany. Students are (front row) Gene (Curly) Girard, Don Bone, Dean Norris and unknown. Back row: Grace Schwartz Strohl, Keith Orris, Harris Bone (teacher), Jim Warren and Bob Bone. The photo is dated in 1933. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

Pictured above is Prairie Flower school in Lovington Twp. (1941-1942). Top row: Lonnie Fair, Bill Fultz, Hazel Fultz, Harry Willoughby, Bernice Cornwell (teacher), John Keeling. Middle row: Ruth Newlan, Mary Jane Willoughby, Jim Langrebe, Levon Fair, Eugene Stinson, Dean Newberry. Bottom row: Bill Willoughby, Gene Clark, Roy Fultz and Mervil Newlan. After this school was closed it was moved to West State St. in Lovington and was used as the Southern Baptist Church until they built their new church home on Spfd. Road in Lovington. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.