Methodist Meeting Highlights Foreign Mission Work
A Dixon district meeting of Methodist churches at the Ashton church featured Rev. J. J. Kingham of India and Rev. Wade on church benevolences. Speakers praised Southern India outreach, stewardship talks, the church press, and foreign missions with stereopticon images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Phelps
DeKalb
Dixon
John‘e. Fluck
Princeton
Ashton
J. J. Kingham
D. D
India
Anthony T. Horn
Horn
Ernest ©. Lumeden
Raymond J. Ware
Goshen
Indiana
Fred A. Graham
Kingham
Phelps
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dress Making Shop Opening Planned Near Miss Tyler Room
Kathryn Nelson announces a new dress making shop set to open around May 1 in the room recently vacated by Miss Maude Tyler. A Memorial Day planning meeting is scheduled at Town Hall Friday night April 27 at 8:00 p.m., led by N A Petrie, president. Also notes Centrolene Axle Grease ads and a sale of a medium sized house by Frank Hart with a town departure bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Petrie
Saale
Toquire
Frank
Hart
Doings of the High School May Day Activities Update
The Manual Training class filled bird box orders this spring. Amelia Hann earned a two year teaching certificate. A sewing machine for domestic arts arrived. Ashton High beat South Dixon 18 to 2 after a 8 to 9 loss to Franklin Grove. Four juniors heard Miss Hobart tease the idea of a Ladies Aid. Students attended a Dixon matinee of Intolerance and a local ball game. A May Fete is planned on May 1 with wand and flag drills, May pole, and crowning of the May Queen. a silver collection will cover expenses.
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Amelia Hann
Ashton High School
South Dixon High School
Franklin Grove
Shabbona Dog Eats Money Believed From Fred Hall
Shabbona resident Fred Hall reported his high bred dog Schulte swallowed a large amount of silver coins. Vets confirmed a 50 cent piece in the stomach after X ray at DeKalb. The incident followed a claim of several hundred dollars in silver taken recently.
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Shabbona
Schulte
Fred A. Hall
Fred
Brewer
Basford
Keene
S Auto
DeKalb
H. G. Wright
Shabbona Express
Brother in Law Ashton Dilcher Dies After Long Illness
Funeral held last Tuesday at the Evangelical church in Dysart for Milton Dilcher 47 of Dysart Iowa who died last Saturday after a six week battle with a nervous breakdown and paralysis. Survived by Lena Schafer his wife four children and multiple siblings. Relatives from Iowa Minnesota and Illinois attended. Interment in Dysart cemetery.
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Dore
Dil
Milton Dilcher
Nicholas Gertrude Dilcher
Stephenson County
Illinois
Benth County
Iowa
Big Grove
Manh
Lena Schafer
Mabel
Clarence
Leonard
Dilcher
Tama
Benton
Evangelical Church
William Dilcher
Dysart
John Dilcher
Waterloo
Mary Schellhouse
Hills, Minn
Christina Heineman
Alexandria
S. D
Sophia Dilcher
Near Dysart
Heineman
Shellhouse
Ervin Gishwiller
Alma Dilcher
Lena, Il
George and
August Schafer
Ashton
Ill
Henry Kullmer
Moneta
Henry Zeisweiss
Melbourne
Evangelical
L. Sohl
Raecher
Garrison
Woodmen Promise Pay To Enlisted Workers
The Modern Woodmen of America board in Rock Island adopted a resolution assuring head office and printing department employees that enlisting in the U S Army or Navy will not cut their pay. The society will cover the difference between military pay and Woodmen wages for those with dependents needing care, to encourage enlistment and show patriotism.
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Woodmen
Board of Directors
Woodmen of America
Rock Island
Printing Department
Army
Navy
United States
Uncle Sam
Notice of debt responsibility by husband Ernest M. Thomas
Notice states Ernest M. Thomas will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Clara Thomas. The item appears in the Gazette at a price of $1.50 per year.
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Clara Thomas
Ernest M. Thomas
Memorial day orator named for Ashton event
Dr Ernest Wray O NeaI of Joliet former Ashton pastor will speak Memorial day in Ashton this year. The piece notes local visits and movements, including residents and guests, with community updates on schools, alumni, and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dale
Valparaiso
Indiana
John
Ernest Wray O’ Neal
Joliet
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ashton
Gladys Wagner
Wheaton College
Justus Wagner
George A. Walter
Chicago
Geneseo
A. M. Moore
Walnut
Bert
Rural Grade Graduation At Local High School
The eighth grade graduation will be held next Thursday at eight o'clock in the High School Auditorium. Fifteen students from Gooch Vaupel Wagner Union Salzman and Fair View schools will graduate with a program featuring music from Smith Orchestra readings by Rev. Fred A. Graham and Rev. W. H. Manshardt, an address, and diploma presentations by Supt. L. W. Miller. Names include Glenn Geyer Florence Gonnerman Gertrude Semmler Lawrence Schaneberg Francis Cleary and others. Also notes a booming demand for American flags and a first perpetual care contract for Ada Newcomer Trautman at Ashton Cemetery. Water rent reminders urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooch
Vaupel
Wagner
Union
Salzman
Fair View
Smith
Fred A. Graham
W. H. Manshardt
Ryan
L. W. Miller
Reading
F. A. Graham
Glenn G. Geyer
Florence M. Gonnerman
Gertrude E. Semmler
Lawrence J. Schaneberg
Francis J. Cleary
Arthur C. Hart
Joseph Jacobs
Clarence H. Nass
Ada E. Thomas
Effie E. Dellig
Elmer M. Luckey
C. Glenn Preutz
Lorence Santelman
Nina Black
Mabel Black
Rules of the Flag to be Remembered in Rochelle
The Rochelle Daughters of the American Revolution publish rules for flag etiquette. Do not fly at night. raise at sunrise and lower at sunset. half mast on Memorial Day until noon. Do not let the flag touch the ground. position blue field to the hanger's left. flag as banner over streets faces north. List of flag days includes Lincoln's birthday February 12 and several other national holidays.
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Rochelle
Lincoln
Illinois
Farm Every Tillable Acre Aggressively to Boost Crops
Lee County Soil Improvement Association backs urgent plan to raise food production amid national shortage. A 24 county meeting in Urbana on April 16 1917 discussed factors hindering output and steps to expand farming. Emphasized use of rape soybeans corn silage pastures and manure and farming every tillable acre.
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The
Lee County Soil Improvement Association
Urbana
W. A. Green
A. H. Bosworth
Lee County
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