Samuel F Wood Laid to Rest
Short funeral service held Monday at the home of his brother Samuel I Wood after he died at Eagle Grove Iowa. Cause was chronic nephritis. Interment in Ashton cemetery with Masonic pallbearers. Survived by son Harry Charles City Iowa daughter Mrs Lottie Shean Eagle Grove sister Mrs Priscilla Sell Redfield SD and brothers Lyman Mt Carroll Lewis Ashton. He lived 71 years seven months twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Wood
Lewis Wood
Eagle Grove
Iowa
James A. Foard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ashton
Mr. Wood
Jerome
Mary Wood
Bradford
Pennsylvana
Oregon
Eliza Mott
Chicago & North-Western
The
North- Western
Wood
Harry
Charles City
Town
Lottie Shean
Priscella Sell
Redfield
South Dakota
Lyman
Mt. Carroll
Lewis
Mystic Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Congregational Church
Masonic
Lyman Wood
Mr. Carroll
Fred Tilton
Ringwood
Illinois
George
Bert
Frank
William Thomas
Sterling
Ed. Hoerner
Oldest Ashton buildings corrected in town history
The town of Ashton revises its record after discovering five established business blocks older than the Bates building The list includes the Schade Higley Bakery Purity Cafe and the Walker building formerly occupied by Stadeble Some buildings survived prior fires and residents recall historic events tied to these structures
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Bates
William Schade
Eber Higley
Purity Cafe
Walker
John Stadeble
Mr. Quick
Methodist Church
Roland Moore
Clifford Knapp
Ashton
Fone
Henry Hinz
Feldkirchner
Funeral Today for Leo Schmall in Hillcrest
The 14 year old Leo Schmall died from pneumonia after a two year illness. He lived at Lee Center and attended Ashton schools. Funeral services will be held Thursday at two in the Presbyterian church, with burial planned in West Brooklyn after the roads improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Leo Valentine Schmall
Lincolly
Siumway
Leo
Dorothea
Lee Center
Ashton
John Schmatll
Presbyterian Church
F. Brandfellner
United Evangelical Church
Brooklyn
Patrolmen prepare completes report and new crews start
Patrolmen responsible for Lee county road maintenance since last spring will finish duties Friday evening and report to the county superintendent of highways. New patrol assignments for 1922 1928 season begin Saturday morning with two more machines arriving in Dixon for storage and demonstration later. F W Larson assigned to patrol Route 4 on the Indian Head Trail in Hamilton township leaving one township patrol unfilled in Sublette.
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Lee County
Dixon
North Western Freight
F. W. Larson
Indian Head Trail
Hamilton Township
Sublette
Merchants Adopt Summer Schedule in Ashton
Ashton merchants agree to a summer plan starting April 1 to open three nights weekly three days and close three. Open nights are Monday Wednesday and Saturday with six o'clock closing other evenings. Signatories include M N Glevin Charters & Son Hamel & Reed Floyd A Schafer and several others.
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Ashton
M. N. Glevin
Gazette Readers Renew Subscriptions
The Gazette lists readers who have advanced their subscription dates in the past week. Names include Frank Hart, H. B. Price, Jacob Wendel, Albert Schafer, Mrs. Rachel Webster, Mrs. Mary Bremmer, CG. King, Isaac Trask, Henry Reitz, Fred Sachs, Mrs. Anna Jacobs, and T. Jennings among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Frank
Hart
Ashton
H. B. Price
Morrison
Ill
Jacob Wendel
Albert Schafer
Rachel Webster
Mary
Bremmer
Ili
King
Eagle Grove
Town
Isaac Trask
Henry Wh. Reitz
Fred Sachs
Anna Jacobs
T. Jennings
Charles Becker
United Evangelical Church Services and Prayer Meeting
Ashton and Bradford notices invite parishioners to Thursday prayer at 7 00 p m and Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m in Ashton. Bradford lists Sunday school 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m. Pastor F Brandfellner offers cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
Ashton
K. L
Bradford
F. Brandfellner
Church Services and Upcoming Easter Programs
A crowded church notes Thursday Choir practice at 8:30 PM and Sunday School at 9:30 AM with a 10:30 AM preaching service. Easter meetings begin next week with a varied schedule including League and Choir events and notes on changes in evening service times. The Emanuel and John’s Lutheran congregations outline services, catechetical plans, and a church meeting on April 8.
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Young People’s
League
Msg
Nora Shippee
Ds Oe
John's Lutheran Church
The
Orphan's Aid Society
William Degner
Iadies’ Aid
Doris Sachs
Luther League
Amboy
G. EK. Melchert
Wyoming
Iowa
Henry Foelsch
Lee County Salvation Army Drive Quota Met
Ensign H. Butler of the Chicago headquarters announces Lee County has met its Salvation Army drive quota. He praises prompt local response, notes generous winter calls, and says funds will cover fall needs. Town quotas include Dixon, Franklin Grove, Ashton, Paw Paw, with amounts listed.
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Lee County
Salvation ‘Army
Ensign H. Butler
Chicago
Ensign Butler
Indiana
Dixon
Franklin Grove
Ashton
Paw Paw
Awdoy Cs
Ashton Lodge to Confer Second Degree Monday Evening
The degree staff of Ashton Lodge No. 977 will confer the second degree for a number of candidates Monday evening. All members are cordially invited to be present. Reynolds Church News notes April 2 services: Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at 10:30 on Peter's Denial of Christ and at 7:00 on Peter's Repentance, Pastor William Albrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Elma Faber
O. W. Griffith
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Merril T. MacPherson
Ashton Lodge No. 977
Helmbolt Announces Temporary Asherton Visit Delay
E Helmbolt announces to patients that due to bad roads between Amboy and Franklin Grove he will not visit Asherton for several days until roads improve.
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E. Helmbolt
Amboy
Franklin Grove
Ashbton
Masquerade Party Planned by Odd Fellows Lodges
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges and families announce a masquerade party at the I O O F hall on Friday evening March 81st with admission ten cents.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hall
Paving Project 15 Starts Public Hearing Notice
Notices mailed to property owners call for a public hearing April 3 on a new paving project covering sixteen blocks in the hill and northwest town. The plan runs from Lincoln Highway at Richardson Avenue north to North Third Street, then east across the hill to Cartwright Avenue with 25 foot wide street and integral curb.
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Richardson Avenue
North Third Street
Cartwright Avenue
North Third
Hicks Avenue
Pastime Theatre Lineup and Shorts for April
The program lists Desmond in Fighting Mad and Snub Pollard in Corner Pockets on Saturday April 1 at WM. April 8 features The Great Day plus a 2 Reel Comedy. Wednesday April 5 offers D Gish in Boots with another 2 Reel Comedy. Also a local note from Fred Tadd Sr disputes a traveling road rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Desmond
Ashton Post No 345 American Legion Meeting
American Legion Ashton Post 345 holds a special meeting at the I O O F hall Thursday night at 7 30. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ashton Post No
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Meeting on oats treatment for Smut at Ashton farm
Farmers are urged to attend a oat Smut treatment demonstration at Henry Teltz farm in Ashton Township on Tuesday April 4 at 9:80 a m. The meeting aims to teach treatment methods for oats and include all local farmers.
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Henry Teltz
Ashton Township
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set for April 4 at Arnould Home
The W. C. T. U. will gather at Mrs. B. B. Arnould’s home on Zee day April 4 at 2 30 p.m. A good attendance is desired.
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B. B. Arnould
Zee
Philatheia Party on March 31 at O W Griffith Home
Friday evening gathering invites members to bring pencils sissora and all magazines to the home of O W Griffith for a philatelic social.
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Philathea
O. W. Griffith
Cornell Girls Glee Club Delights Ashton Audience
The Cornell college Glee Club from Mt. Vernon Iowa entertained at the High School Auditorium Monday night to warm applause though attendance lagged. A 21-member group directed by Miss Anne Pierce performed with two readings by Miss Elsie Koberg and accompaniment by Miss Alice Green. The finale Gypsy Carnival impressed the crowd.
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Girls Glee Club
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Town
Glee Club
Anne Pierce
Cornell
Elsie Koberg
Reinbeck
Iowa
Koberg
Alice Green
Cedar Rapids
Fackler
Ashton
Clinton
Rochelle
Jesse P. Jordan announces candidacy for Highway Commissioner
Jesse P. Jordan declares his run for Highway Commissioner of Ami to AvWhship at the town election to be held Tuesday April 4 1922 seeking voter support from residents.
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Ami
Regular Eastern Star meeting set for next Tuesday
A regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star is scheduled for next Tuesday evening. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Pierce's Barber Shop Offers Sanitary Service
Advertisement notes sanitary barber shop service at Pierce's. Women can get shampooing anytime. Claims to use top shampoos and tonics on the market.
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Pierce
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Samuel F. Wood
Chicago & North- Western
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
John 10
Charters
Harry L. Basford
Charles Drummond
Bernard Baker
United States Civil Service Commission
Gazette
Bulowngileq Schmall
Public
Epworth League
Mnioths
Presbyterian Church Notes
Ganette
Fred Tadd SR
Cornell Glee Club
Jesse P. Jordan
A. W.rosecrans & Comp’y
Ashton, Illinois