William Asquith rites held in Williamsburg
Funeral services for John Asquith were conducted at the Presbyterian church in Williamsburg with Rev. James Hodgson officiating. Burial followed in Rock Island County Illinois. He spent the latter years of his life near Conroy and Williamsburg and is survived by his wife.
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Barn Destroyed by Wind Near DeWitt Farm
A large barn on the Harry McDevitt farm seven miles northeast of DeWitt was destroyed in a wind storm late Monday. Several cattle and hogs perished, and twenty four tons of hay stored inside were lost. The loss is insured. Wind came with heavy rain and hail. nearby Low Moor area also endured heavy rain.
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Decorah Teacher Johan Hagen Dies at 87
Johan Hagen, 87, longtime parochial school teacher in Decorah, died here from heat after thirty one years of service. He was a prominent educator in the local Catholic schools. His death highlights summer heat dangers in small towns.
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California State Fair Provides Daily Student Fashion Shows
Sacramento report says the California state fair will feature fashion minded events with public school students from across the state staging fashion shows three times daily.
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