Impressive Ceremonies At Meeting and Memorial
A large Albany audience attended the Woman's club meeting featuring Good Literature Day with a book shower. Delegates were chosen for the 32nd annual Erie district federation convention. Speakers discussed home library literature, safety features in public welfare, and a memorial to Mrs. Alice B. Hopper. A food sale and a May 10 Mother’s Day follow-up were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Woman’s Club Rooms
Maude Ewing
Congressional District of Federated Women’s Clubs
Erie
Mildred Hugunin
Sadie Wild
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fulton
Edith Burns
Mary L. Selvis
Rock Island
Public Welfare Dept
Bertha Parker
Martins
Stacy Byers
Lydia Suilhammer
Ethelyn Trent
Lazetta Dimond
Kathryn Paddock
Paddock
Susie Blanchard
Alice B. Hopper
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Christian Church
Ill
Presbyterian Industrial Society Names Committees for Ensuing Year
President Sadie Wild announces officers and division chairmen for 1990 31 with divisions spanning April to March and multiple committees for work room projects including quilts and rug making. Memorial Day dinner plans for May 30th are discussed as committees to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Wild
Industrial
Sadia Wild
Presbyterian Industrial Society
Lydia Sailhammer
Amy Wood
Harriett. Lewis
Maude Ewing
Olive Senior
Verna Wells
Bertha Parker
Maude Schipper
Hazel Fisher
Lida Rastede
Sarah Dolan
Maude Dice
Kathryn Ryder
Ida Slaymaker
Fannie Langford
Theodosia Lewis
Mary Handell
Maude Slaymaker
Margaret Wood
Sarah Blean
Mildred Hugunin
Kathryn Paddock
Elsie Rowland
Esther Haynes
Kathryn Starbuck
Mary Olds
Nancy DuVall
Carrie Bohannon
Josephine Slay
Garrie Bohannon
Nancy du Vall
Mary Handel
Maria Marshall
Industrial Executive Boards
Prophets Town Event Schedule and Banquet Details
A day long program lists music sessions, club reports, and talks by Stephenson Carroll and Ogle counties. Tea by Prophetstown club, 6:30 banquet at Erie Woman's Club with speakers from Park Ridge and legislative chair. Evening operetta, meetings on officer reports, three minute club talks, and closing song Be the Tie That Binds. Adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marc Fowler
Stephenson, Carroll and Ogle
Prophetstown
Erie Woman's Club Room
MM. Tuckerman
Park Ridge School For Girls
M. L. Carpenter
America the Beautiful
C. W. Lonhlin
Tee
Jo Daviess
Whiteside
Wm. F. Farrell
Cemetery Fence Project and 1980 Officers Elected
Minta or White Church Cemetery Ass'n met at the First Trust and Savings Bank in Albany. C. B. Rowland was moderator, J. A. Parker secretary. Officers for 1980 elected: President Charles Rowland, Secretary Treas Harvey Reinecker. Trustees: 3 years Seba Akker, D. C. Unhler, C. B. Rowland. 2 years Lydia Hege, H. R. Senior, J. Akker. 1 year Lou Huechler, Bert Wilson, Lyndon Drury. Reenecker named caretaker. Maintenance assessment set at $2.00. 16 volunteers cleaned grounds. annual meeting moved from April to February end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minta
White Church
First Trust and Savings Bank of Albany
Rowland
J. A. Parker
Charles
Harvey S. Reineecker
Reenecker
Fulton Philharmonic Concert Features Albany Glee Club
The Fulton Kiwanis club sponsored the fourth annual Clinton Philharmonic Orchestra concert at Fulton Coliseum Tuesday evening. The Fulton High School Glee Club, directed by Miss Harriett O G Bell, performed three pieces and included Albany students Miss Josephine Sharer, Miss Velma Snell, and Lester Loftus among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Philharmonic
Fulton Coliseum
Glee Club
Kiwanis Club
Fulton Kiwanis Club
Clinton Philharmonic Orchestra
Coliseum
Fulton High School Glee Club
Harriett OG. Bell
Venice
Ethelbert Nevin
Waters of
Minnetonka
Thurlow Lieurance
Cordova Senior Class Play a Friday Hit
The Cordova Community High Senior class play What Anne Brought Tome delighted a full cast roster of nine students including Esther Mack Leo Burden and Helen Johnson with Martha George Alvin Barber Johnnie Milman Vernon Pettit and Emil Johnson. Nell Randolph directed and received praise for the production's strong showing.
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Cordova
Anne
Tome
Albany
Esther Mack
Leo Burden
Helen Johnson
Martha George
Alvin Barber
Johnnie Milman
Vernon Pettit
Emil Johnson
Nell Randolph
Lois Drury celebrates 14th birthday at home dinner
Miss Lois Drury daughter of Mr and Mrs W Burton Drury of Cardenplain township marked her 14th birthday with a dinner hosted by her mother. Relatives Mr and Mrs FB Starbuck of Albany and Mr and Mrs Everett Eye attended with their children. Lois attends high school in Fulton and spends weekends at home. J W Starbuck and W L Emmett traveled to Chicago Saturday returning by late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Drury
W. Burton Drury
Cardenplain Township
Q. FB. Starbuck
Albany
Everett Eye
Lois
Fulton
Residents Celebrate Birthdays In Albany Village
Henry Du Vall, a pioneer resident, celebrated his 86th birthday on April 27 1930. Born near Uniontown Pennsylvania he moved to Moravia Iowa as a youth before settling in Albany. His daughters Inez Hugging and Ranavola Snyder reside here. Mrs Eleanor Culbertson also marked her 86th birthday on April 29 1930. born in Cambridge County Pennsylvania she long lived in Illinois and now stays with daughter Harriet Lewis in Albany. The Review sends best wishes for happiness in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Albany
Inez Hugging
Ranavola Snyder
du Val
Minta
Culbertson
Eleanor Culbertson
Pennsylvania
Cambridge County
Illinois
Harriett Lewis
Homer Hunt
Princeton
Fred Mueller
Rock Island
Gilbertson
Lewis
Merle W. Lewis
Grace Adele
Malcolm
Newton Township
Hunt
Eleanor
Mrs. Culbertson
Health Week Observed at Albany High School
Health week observed in Albany with a talk and stereoptical demonstrations on early germ diagnosis and disease prevention. Dr Miller and Rock Island specialists spoke to students in the high school room Tuesday afternoon, though a malfunctioning projection device interrupted the viewings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Albany
Miller
Rock Taland
Welfare club ships eggs to Freeport orphans and mission planned
Meredocia Welfare club sent sixty dozen eggs and canned fruit to an orphanage in Freeport. A church mission begins May 25 at Coffey Corners and St Peters Thomson led by two Paulist missionaries from Chicago with daily lectures and a question box open to all faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Coffey Corners Church
St. Peters, Thomson
Paulists
Chicago
Dublin
West Newton
Anglese
Morrison
Whiteside
Dublin School
Carl Tucker
Richard Hurley
Evelyn Reinecker
West
Newton
Arleta Wood
Rosemary Coffey
Everett
James Hogans
John Loftus
Wm. McGrath
Timithy McGrath
Melrose
Iowa
Goffey Corners Church
J. Egan
H. N. Tucker
Stanley George
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Lundens to Assist Cantlin in Whiteside Bank Case
Judge L E Telleen of Whiteside County Circuit Court appoints Jacob J Lundens of Sterling to aid Jacob Cantlin, special state's attorney, in the Whiteside County State Bank case. Hearing on stockholders liability postponed to May 5 on defense request. criminal embezzlement case against K Lorenzen unlikely this term. Lorenzen out on $2,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Telleen
Whiteside County Circuit Court
Jacob J. Lundens
Sterling
Jacob Cantlin
Whiteside County State Bank
K. Lorenzen
Special Estate
Lorenzen
Mrs. Gus Hoak Recovering From Injury In Cordova
Mrs. Gus Hoak of Cordova is recovering from a broken leg suffered in a fall several weeks ago. A well known local resident, she previously lived here and is a sister to Mrs. W. L. Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hoak
Cordova
Hoak
W. L. Haynes
Cast Announced for Albany High School Class Play
Albany high school juniors announce the three act comedy The Daughter of the Duke of Ballyhoo by Plorence Kerigan to be staged May 15. Rehearsals progress well under sponsor Mr Dice. Cast includes Rose Morgan Mabel Klimstra Bob Morgan Edward Sanders and others with two policemen to be announced. The living room setting spans 2 hours 30 minutes and the school orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sanders
Junior
Rosie
Frank Pletcher
Theo Pletcher
Graham Phillips
Rose
Charles Kearns
Eileen
Duke of
Micky
Lawrence Olds
Morgan Home
Oak Ridge Cemetery Adds Metal Fence On West Side
The Oak Ridge Cemetery Association announces new fencing material arrived and will be erected on the west side under S H Olds supervision with E J Daw assisting. Rosenkrans chairs the fence committee which chose The American Metal Craft Work and Sales Company of Cincinnati. 550 feet of sturdy fencing will enhance the White City and will be completed before Memorial Day. Donations welcomed to support the substantial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Cemetery
S. H. Olds
E. J. Daw
Oak Ridge
Cincinnati
American Metal Gast Work and
Albany
E. P. Lewis
Oak Ridge Cemetery Association
Eclipse Visible Here Without Smoked Glass
Albany residents witnessed a solar eclipse Monday afternoon with enough cloud cover to view it without smoked glasses. The sun appeared like a new moon, though it was the same moon, seen around 2:20 to 2:36 p.m. local time.
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Albany
Erie Relatives Visit E A Huggins Home
Mr and Mrs A Wuggins welcomed a group of Erie relatives on Tuesday at their home. The visitors found Angele Edd well after a long illness and included Mrs Myrtle Matthews, Mrs Mina Slocum, Mrs Amy Turner, Mrs Will Wilt, and Mrs George Hudson. They returned to Erie the same evening. Some folks think the Sherman Act was marching through Georgia.
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A. Wuggins
Erie Creatives
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A. B. Happer
Long
Erie Woman's Club
Mabel Brown
Gee
Thomas Palmer
Mickie
WMECE
J. W. Starbuck
W. L. Emmett
Mine
H. €. DU Vall
Mrs. Culbertson Celebate
Bill Booster
Meredocia
J. J. Lundens
Cantlin
Whiteside County
Ballyhoo
Rosenkrans
Cincinatti
E. A. Huggins
Georgia
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