Attorney Lambert Spoke At Patriotic Masonic Meeting
A Tuesday evening patriotic Masonic meeting in the Ashton hall drew a large crowd with filled chairs and decorative flags. Attorney James K. Lambert filled a speaker slot after Rev Ryan fell ill, delivering nearly two hours on World War topics to enthusiastic applause from Masons and guests from Rochelle, Chana, and local chapters. Gazette $1.50 for one year.
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Masonic Hall
Masonic Service
Masonic Orchestra
Ruth Zeller
Illinois
Lucile Malone
Tennessee
Fred Richardson
Ryan
James K. Lambert
Masonic Order
Lambert
Rochelle
Chana
Ashton
Ashton Chapter No. 575
Order OF Entertainment Com
Roll of Honor Names and Military Units Listed
The roll lists many service members across branches including Navy Army Marines and Air Corps with ranks from corporal to field artillery and ordnance. Deceased is noted among the names.
Endeavorers Meet for Easter Service Study
The Endeavorers will meet at 7 p m next Sunday to study Lessons from the Risen Christ's Forty Days. Miss Lucy Hart will lead the service. Note the time change. Read the Gazette.
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Lucy “Hart
Day of Resurrection Closing Chorus at Alleluia
A church notice announces the Day of Resurrection Closing Chorus event. It names the choir hymn selection and venue and calls worshippers to attend.
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Alleluia
Bradford township primed for close town election with new daylight hours
Bradford township readies for a heated local vote next Tuesday highlighted by a contest for Supervisor between William Krag and Andrew Aschenbrenner. Clarence Sanders and Joseph Baldwin vie for Assessor, Charles Wagner and George Schinzer contend for Highway Commissioner, with schools, town clerk and justice posts also in play. Ashton and Reynolds townships feature lighter slates, while Lafayette opts for caucus style selection. Polls open an hour earlier due to the daylight schedule, urging morning voting to avoid being left out.
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Annie
Bradford
Bradford Township
John J. Wagner
Ashton
William G. Krag
Andrew Aschenbrenner
Clarence D. Sanders
Joseph Baldwin
Charles Wagner
George Schinzer
Harry Eckhart
Frank Butler
Daniel Utz
Harry Schafer
Justice of the Peace
Ashton Township
Evans Avenue
A. M. Moore
George B. Stephan
Henry W. Krug
Reynolds Township
Henry J. Wagner
W. F. Hawthorn
James M. Nealis
Subscribers Renew The GazETTE Adds One New Subscriber
The GazETTE reports a new subscriber John Walter Jr and lists renewals including J F Heinzeroth Rochelle W Arnould Ashton Harvey Heidenthal Ashton C M Sworm Dixon William Wolford Onsnabrook Clarence Kersten Rochelle William H Tadd Melvin Fred Tadd Melvin Charles Kersten Rochelle Oscar Wiener Ashton Wm C Schafer Jr Ashton Charles Vaupel Melvin E S Linscott Ashton Bessie Gilbert Indian Valley Fred J Kersten Ashton Justus Wagner Ashton John Stephan Ashton August Pfeiffer Ashton Edward Klenke Ashton Henry Reitz Ashton Jacob Wendel Ashton Albert Todd DeKalb Henry Walters Ashton Tony Reitz Ashton George Beach Ashton Joseph Howey Oregon
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the Gazette
John Walter, Jr
J. F. Heinzeroth
Rochelle
Ill
W. E. Arnould
Ashton
Harvey Heidenthal Ashton
C. M. Sworm
Dixon
William Wolford
Onsnabrook
N. D
Clarence C. Kersten
William H. Tadd
Melvin
Iowa
Fred Tadd
Charles W. Kersten
Oscar Wiener
Wm. C. Schafer, Jr
Charles Vaupel
E. S. Linscott
Bessie Gilbert
Indian Valley
Idaho
Fred J. Kersten
James Batchelor
Peter Geyer
LeRoy Buhler
Mary S. Krug
M. M. Billmire
Fred Gonnerman
Justus Wagner
John Stephan
August Pfeiffer
Edward Klenke
Henry W. Reitz
Jacob Wendel
Albert Todd
DeKalb
Henry Walters
Tony Reitz
George Beach
Joseph Howey
Oregon
Former Clinton druggist George W Huston dies at eighty
George W Huston a former Clinton druggist and Ashton pioneer businessman died at his Clinton Iowa home aged nearly eighty Funeral services were held at the family home 500 Fourth Avenue Clinton The interment was private in Springdale cemetery Huston born July 18 1838 in Hamilton County Ohio married Mary L Robinson October 4 1859 The Hustons moved west after the Civil War locating in Lee County Illinois and Clinton in 1876 He built a $30000 flour mill later destroyed by fire Surviving are his widow two sons James T and William R two daughters Mary L Huston and Mrs Alfred C Smith a granddaughter Mrs Harold Kelly and three great grandchildren Two children Eleanor M and Paul A preceded him in death He was a member of First Presbyterian Church Clinton and a Mason
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George W. Huston
Ashton
Clinton
Iowa
Mr. Huston
George R. Charters
Huston
Clinton Daily Age
Fourth Avenue
Town
Springdale
Hamilton County
Ohio
Mary L. Robinson
Lee County
Illinois
First Presbyterian Church of
James T
William R
Mary L. Huston
Alfred C. Smith
Harold Kelly
Eleanor M
Paul A
Easter Service at Presbyterian Church with choir and orchestra
The Presbyterian Church invites Easter worship next Sunday at 11:15 AM featuring a choir led by Mr. Charters and soloists Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Richardson. A special musical program includes Mendelssohn and Handel pieces, hymns, and Offertory. Bible School at 10:30 precedes the service. the note also covers a local wedding in Dixon and plans for new Easter time.
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Lucile Crews Malone
Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
Charles Drummond
Rochelle
Presbyterian Church
Charters
Ripture
Winder
Malone
Mendelsohhn
Loria Patria
Charles ‘Drummond
Handels Largo
Charles Drummonda
Lymn
Rayer
Ata
Calvary
Richardson
Lamb of God
Lenore
Andantino
Bodo Ny Gate
Good Friday service moved to evening at United Evangelical
United Evangelical News reports a Thursday evening Good Friday service with a 7:00 pm sermon replacing the usual prayer meeting. Easter and Sunday events are listed with times for Sunday School at 10:30 am, Farewell Sermon at 11:30 am, KLC E at 7:15 pm, and an 8:00 pm Easter program featuring choir, solos, and an address by Rev. F. W. Landner. Bradford church holds 2:30 pm Sunday School and 3:30 pm Farewell Sermon led by Pastor J W Landwer.
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Willj
Goldie Kersten
Bradford
Funeral services for Helena Degner in Bradford township
Nine year old Helena Gertrude Degner died from measles illness at her parents home in Bradford township. Funeral will be Friday at 1 from the home and 2 at United Evangelical church, with Rev Landner officiating. An obituary will be published next week.
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Bradford Township
Kaecker
China Township
Eldena Hanneman
Brunswick
Nebraska
Dora Krug
Mary Ewald
Charles
Nellie Go
United Evangelical Church
Landner
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Forrest Paddock
Army
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Wrae Durston
Everett D. Newcomer
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Paul W. Charters
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Polo
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Amboy
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Chicago
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Rev. Landner
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Alma Mall
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Eas
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J. W. Landwer
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