Conference Passes Resolutions Refusing Aid From Public Treasuries
The conference approved resolutions refusing financial aid from public treasuries. Rev. Fred A. Graham returned 10 Ashton.
12 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Ashton Gazette
Location
Ashton, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
The conference approved resolutions refusing financial aid from public treasuries. Rev. Fred A. Graham returned 10 Ashton.
The Ashton Gun Club event drew a large crowd with Cratty of Steward breaking 147 of 150 in the 160 third event, Kirkwood and Mayor Jeter close behind. Jeter swept the 75 100 and 125 target trophies, Gardner and Cratty also winning multiple shoots, while Maude Tyler seeks recovery from a rusty nail injury.
Henry S. Hart born February 12 1867 in Bradford Township Lee County Illinois grew under care of stepmother Kate Hart and joined Lutheran church Ashton later Evangelical in Bradford. He married Katie Albrecht February 17 1891 and had five children Mattie Clarence Ella Willie Arthur. Survived by mother sister brothers half siblings and wife and children. Died October 8 1916 after six weeks illness blood poisoning. funeral at his residence and United Evangelical church Ashton with interment Ashton cemetery.
Lydia M Reynolds married Henry W Vogeler in a private ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Reynolds township. Rev W H Manshardt officiated with a ring ceremony and Joy Sandrock played the wedding march. The couple will reside on the groom’s father’s farm after November 1. Alcohol as a fuel topic at a chemical industries expo discussed potential substitution for gasoline. Card of Thanks from Hart family sent to neighbors and friends.
Younger pupils performed at Miss Loala Quick's home last Saturday afternoon with two duets and a varied program. After the recital light refreshments were served, ending a pleasant profitable afternoon. Grand Jury list for January and a master's sale of Bradford real estate followed in the same notice.
High school editor notes colorful items from visitors and class activities. References to Miss Hobart, Miss Brunsvold, German class humor, and Portia prompt playful tone. Community events include a guessing contest at Charters' store and a voucher for sewer work, with a funeral and a Christian Endeavor social mentioned.
Two carloads of Minnesota potatoes are on the Ashton track for next Wednesday or Thursday with orders urged as stock is partly sold and potatoes are scarce. Mrs. Albert Benson and daughter Mrs. John Sadler of Rockford Iowa returned home after a two week visit with Mrs. Anna McCade.
The old Bert Vogeler farm house west of the Bradford church burned completely Monday at nine. The Bogard family, occupying the tenant home, escaped with little belongings as the new house suffered fire damage to siding and windows. Origin of the blaze is unknown. Amboy Derby meets planned for Wednesday and Thursday with six races per day and $1500 in purses, plus band concerts. Gazette subscription price listed.
About half of Ashton’s population gathered at the North-Western depot to greet President Woodrow Wilson as his special train passed through at 9 08. Schoolchildren marched with flags while citizens and Postmaster Roesler lined the platform. Wilson bowed to the crowd from his private car and appeared pleased with the demonstration.
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