Local visits and family gatherings reported in Carthage and area
Community members traveled and hosted gatherings across Carthage Macomb Camp Point Bowen and nearby areas. Guests included Mrs Fred Witt Mrs Gay Brenne man and Mrs Stanley Cunningham at the Riley home and multiple Sunday dinners and birthdays among Worrell Barnett Coombs and Keller families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Witt
Gay Brenneman
Stanley Cunningham
Wilbur Riley
Carthage
Chris Williams
Macomb
Harry King
Walter Parker
Helen
Bailey Park
Camp Point
Homer Rowland
Lynn Murphy
Stillwell
Elizabeth Williams
A. F. Worrell
Howard Worrell
Maude Worrell
Kenneth Williams
Loyal Barnett
West Point
Hugh Sparks
James Cunningham
Grace
Bowen
Keokuk Visitors Attend Carlin Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Roy Keller and son Robert of Keokuk visited C C Carlin Sunday. Mrs Everett Clem hosted the C C Club Tuesday with a three course noon dinner to honor Mrs Dave Cunningham's birthday and a pleasant day with club members and guests. Clara Hatfield visits Stillwell relatives Sherman Short and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Keller
Robert
Keokuk
C. C. Carlin
Everett Clem
C. C. Club
Dave Cunningham
Clem
Dwight Slater
Mary Klepper
Clara
Maggie Dickerson
Hugh Sparks
Maude Worrell
Elmer Carlin
Walter Parker
Harry King
Will Clem
Helen Conger
Quincy
Clara Hatfield
Sherman Short
Stillwell
Local Greetings Note Residents and Visitors
Stillwell Mrs Eliza Hopson spent Monday in Carthage. Frank McCune and daughter Kathleen moved from the Tanner Blythe farm tenant house to the E H Tanner residence. Mrs Darrell Cheney spent Wednesday in West Point with C C Collins. Mariann Milborn of Bellmore Long Island and Gertrude Rice of New York City visited last week with Paul Howard. Mrs Melvin Newell and children Mary Lou and Jimmie of Dallas City spent the weekend here. Mr and Mrs Donald Walker had as Sunday guests Mrs Walker's par-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hopson
Carthage
Frank McCune
Kathleen
Tanner- Blythe
E. H. Tanner
Darrell Cheney
West Point
C. C. Collins
Mariann Milborn
Bellmore
Long Island
Gertrude Rice
New York City
Paul Howard
Melvin Newell
Mary Lou
Jimmie
Dallas City
Ents
Edward Degitt
Clarence
Rushville
Fred Vollmer
Hannibal
Sifford Opie
Irene
Colusa
Frank Opie
Earl Adair
Russell
Houghton’s Landing
Belle Stillwell
George Short
Christian Church
Ralph Kendrick
Helen
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Donald Walker
Harold Sparks
Willard George
Bartonville
Clyde Dobyns
Baby
Peoria
Dobyns
Ethel Owrey
Stillwell
Wm. Bailey
Fowler
Wm. Scarlett
Eunice Hecox
Rex
Walter Thomas
Quincy
Newell
J. J. Sanderson
Culbertson
Montana
Alva Wood
A. J. Reed
Esther
Morris
Martin Reed
Carlene
Maxine
Gordon Reed
Virginia
Alex Hudson
Emma Dickhut
Bowen
Hudson
Phyllis
Dickhut
Arlo Tanner
Pittsfield
E.H. Tanner
Mary Evelyn
Emma Stinson
Albert Wetzel
Wanda and
Walton
Monmouth
Alex Hopson
Audrey Cheney
Chas. Cray
Bernard Max
Seldon Dean Cheney
Willabelle Tanner
E. A. Tanner
Chicago
Nellie Neill
Denver
Laura Markley
Paul Watt
Joan
Danny
Rex Hecox
Springfield
Tanner
the Christian Church
Social Roundup Notes From LaPrairie And Vicinity
Local residents gather for reunions and visits across LaPrairie with siblings from Rushville Han nibal and Colusa. Families attend church events and celebrate birthdays while visitors call on friends and relatives in Quincy Carthage Bowen and Pittsfield.
Local Visitors and Social Calls Reported in LaPrairie Area
Residents and relatives from Peoria Quincy Payson Carthage Augusta Loraine Macomb and Iowa visited LaPrairie households. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Schoch Sr and Jr Mr. Robbins Sutton Stump Harkness DeHaven White Sparrow Freuhling Prunty and others with travels homeward noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schoch
Peoria
Emil Schoch
C. W. Robbins
I. S. Sutton
Quincy
Wheelock
Payson
Harkness
Joe DeHaven
Charles Stump
Ackman
Son
James Sparrow
Loraine
Ethel Freuhling
Mabel
Carlton Anderson
Fred Moore
Iowa
Marie Prunty
Loyd Stump
Control of Diseases in Infancy and Childhood
The Educational Committee of the Illinois State Medical Society outlines advances in preventing contagious diseases in children. It notes diphtheria toxoid, Schick testing, scarlet fever toxin, and the Dick test after immunization, plus a new whooping cough vaccine and advice to avoid measles exposure to reduce pneumonia risk in preschoolers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State Medical Society
Pasteur
Schick
Health Advice on Vaccines and Illness Prevention
The article discusses tetanus antitoxin after contaminated wounds and a newly developed vaccine for infantile paralysis. It notes vaccine effectiveness awaits long term data and urges outdoor activity to reduce colds during epidemics while avoiding crowded public events.
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John V. McKim M. D
Illinois
Bowen Elevator CO
Bowen, Illinois
Denver Cooperative Elevator CO
Denver, Illinois
Leeds
Wilma R. Gordon
Augusta
Grant Spence
Pinochle Club
W. E. Simmons
Charles Meyersick
Ruth
Meyersick
D. B. Mensendick
Iona
John Mensen
Leon Ramsey
Susan
D. T. Guthrie
Paul Benlow
Ernie Speer
Dwight
Freeman
Susan Guthrie
Grace Maberry
Labor Day
Amelia Maberry
A. L. Nicely
Frank Krauth
Basco
Marian Laffey
Elgin
Mary Laffey
Paul
Orville Thornton
Rock Island
Mae Hedrick
J. R. Bryant
Emma Simmons
Bertha Gordon
Phyllis Hinkle
Virginia Guthrie
Ferris
E. L. Corse
Friends
E. R. Hinkle
Happy Circle
Lambert Peterson
R. L. Short
Swanson
Henry Monroe
Roseville
Dorothy Neill
Este Hart
Dale Hartman
Eugene Rampley
Harold Reed
Carthage High School
Marvin Hanson
Moron Manners
The
Chicago Motor Club
C. H. Stump
Minnie White
LaPrairie
Nellie Garrett
Lester White
A. R. Garrett
L. F. White
Kelly Boyles
la Prairie
D. A. Fry
E. L. Daily
Camden
F. E. Lancaster
W. P. Herron
L. R. Miller
Carl Binkley
Irene Bubb
Mrs. Robbins
Arnold Freuhling
E. L. Freuhling
Mary L. Neuman
Florence Goeser
Burlington
Les Quincy
Pbeu
Vernon O. Miller
Loraine, Ill
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