Red Cross Drives Membership at Ashton High School
A large turnout of Ashton ladies attended a Red Cross meeting at the high school auditorium to join the society and organize. Mrs. Joseph McCleary of Dixon demonstrated Red Cross work while a committee scheduled twice-weekly sessions, beginning Tuesday June 5, and the Board of School Directors offered the auditorium free for meetings and knitting instruction for soldiers.
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Red Cross
Ashton
High School
Joseph McCleary
Dixon
Doings of the High School Baccalaureate Sermon and Play
The high school notes a Baccalaureate sermon next Sunday in the Methodist church by Rev. F. A. Graham. An exhibit of manual art will run Wednesday evening through the week. The senior class play Down in Maine was staged May 25 with strong acting by Andrus Griffith Hazel Beach and others, aided by the high school orchestra. Proceeds totaled sixty seven dollars and twenty five cents. Various school events and visits are also noted along with tardy excuses and class activities.
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F. A. Graham
Minnie Krug
Maine
Zeph Cummings
Zeph
Andrus Griffith
Hazel Beach
Keziah Ann Ketchum
Henry Strube
Jimpsey
Clinton Biltmire
Amelia Hann
Cummings
Vera Knapp
Ella Hart
Thursiday
Irene
Irma Fruit
Death Claims Captain Frost
Captain John Lyman Frost of Dixon died at his home 604 N Dement Ave after more than a year of infirmities. Born July 11, 1885 in Marion County Ohio he served as private to captain in the Civil War and returned as major. He lived a Christian life and held church offices in Dixon. Funeral held at his late home and Washington Grove Church with Rev George W Stoddard officiating. His loss is mourned by a widow, sister and brother.
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John Lyman Frost
Dixon
N. Dement Avenue
Marion County
Ohio
Warburg Seminary
Ogle County
Illinois
Department of the Gulf
New Orleans
Brave Boys In
Blue
Southland
Ogle
County
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Stars and Stripes
Mr. Frost
Grand Army
The
Baptist Church
Harrison, Frost
Los Angeles
Cal
George Tilton
A. Sanford
van Ness
Ashton
Knitting Pattern for Navy and Army Mufflers
Instructions for a scarf using Sewar Worsted No 4 needles cast on 50 stitches. Knit plain until the scarf reaches 14 yards. British specs list Navy muffler 13 inches wide and 24 yards long, Army muffler 15 inches wide and 14 yards long. Two 8 inch segments?
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Fleischer
Hanks Fleisher
Navy
Old Plantation Jubilees To Be Sung Here Soon
The celebrated Hann’s Jubilee Singers will perform at the Chautauqua program featuring plantation jubilee songs. The group, led by W A Hann, will include operatic numbers from La Bohème and Rigoletto, plus old darky melodies such as Swanee River and My Old Kentucky Home. Cello solos by W P Talbert and a reading by Mrs W A Hann round out the program.
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America
Europe
Edward Everett Hale
Hann
W. A. Hann
Ernest Gamble
Southland
Swanee River
Shooting Tournament At Ashton Gun Club
The Ashton Gun Club hosts a registered shooting tournament at the local grounds on Tuesday June 12 with a likely large attendance including out of town professionals. Ten 15 third events award trophies for high gun at 75 100 and 150. no contestant may win more than one trophy. The shoot starts at 9:30 with lunch served at noon and shells available for sale. Special events may follow if time permits.
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Ashton Gun Club
New Law Abolishes Tax Collectors Springfield Action
A new law abolishes the office of tax collector in the county. It passes in Springfield and takes effect July 1, 1918. Elected 1916 collectors may serve two year terms. Personal taxes due February and real estate taxes in February and September. The county treasurer collects taxes with board oversight. Delinquent tax lists shift to November and related judgments and sales to December term.
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Springfield
Lee County
Board of Supervisors
Dr H A Bremmer Business Caller in Chicago
Dr H A Bremmer visited Chicago on Tuesday as a business caller, engaging in meetings with local professionals and discussing potential collaborations. The report notes his professional role and the city visit without detailing outcomes.
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H. A. Bremmer
Chicago
Death of Samuel T. Zeller Shocks Community
Samuel T. Zeller died suddenly Sunday at midnight after spending the weekend at home. He would have been 64 on June 5. Survived by wife, two daughters Nellie and Ruth, and son S. T. Zeller Jr. Services Thursday at 10 from the late home with burial in Sterling Cemetery. Ashton Lodge 531 A F and A M to conduct grave services. Sterling Commandry Knights Templar to escort. An obituary to be published next week.
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Samuel T. Zeller
Mr. Zeller
Zeller
A. F
A. M
Sterling Commandry
Knights Templar
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