Illyria Notes Show Many Local Visitors and Easter Service
A long list of visitors and guests rings Illyria area life with L. Hunsberger, Rothlisberger households, Shaffers, and others hosting meals and calls. Easter cantata drew a crowded church, four baptisms, five adult entrants, and ten new members as Dr. E. J. Lockwood was set to preach next Sunday.
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Cemetery Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. W. MacKellar
Albert Dennler
Chas
Doty
Pulfer
C. L. Klingman
Ida Frieden
Edna Hanson
Cheery Valley
Louise Meyer
Illyria
E. J. Lockwood
Waterloo
Dr. Lockwood
Ernest J. Starr
L C A Meeting Next Wednesday at Cemetery Association
The Elgin Ladies' Cemetery Association will meet with Mrs. R W Muehlenthaler on Wednesday May 4. A good attendance is desired.
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Elgin Ladies’ Cemetery Association
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Seven ages of mankind meet the automobile toll parody
The Stewart-Warner Safety Council lampoons Shakespeare with a verse on car fatalities by age. It lists infants, schoolchildren, lovers, young adults, bankers, family men, and the aged, noting the highest toll among the very young and very old due to heedlessness and frailty.
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Stewart-Warner Safety Council
Jay
Saint Peter
Auto accidents peak during home going hours in Chicago
The Stewart-Warner Safety Council reports 11,788 Chicago auto crashes last year, with 5 to 6 PM the most deadly. Only 47 of 1,080 fatal crashes occurred then, while four o’clock saw many child deaths after school and seven to nine PM marked the highest risk for adults near theater hours.
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Chicago
Stewart-Warner Safety Council For the Prevention of
Auto Fatalities by Age Highlight School Safety Need
United States mortality figures show peak fatalities among ages five to fifteen for both sexes. Government data used by Stewart-Warner Safety Council indicates about 22,000 annual automobile deaths with 8,621 males and 2,845 females in one year. Injury figures suggest youths dominate, with New York state reporting 11,768 injured under fifteen in nine months of 1925.
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Stewart-Warner Safety Council For
United States
New York State
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