Freemason Calendar For August Meetings
Masonic bodies list together with stated communications for the month. Fixcosior Lodge 97 holds meetings on the first and second Fridays. Evergreen Lodge 170 meets on the first and third Fridays. Freeport Chapter 2 Royal Arch Masons convenes on the first and third Tuesdays. Freeport Council 3 Royal and Select Masters meets on the second Tuesday. Freeport Commandery 7 Knights Templar holds conclaves on the first and third Wednesdays.
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Vacation Forwarding For Journal Subscribers
Notice to subscribers: seasonal travel means paper forwarding to summer addresses. Leave address at the office or call phone 25 for both systems. Addresses can be changed as often as desired with no extra charge. Half the vacation pleasure is reading happenings at home.
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Personal social notes from Freeport and nearby
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors, including Mrs Jere Sweeney in Savanna, A J Goddard en route to Chicago, M J Hanley in Elgin, Dr M M Baumgartner heading to Madison, W T Rawleigh in Chicago, and many others visiting, returning home, or traveling to cities such as Milwaukee, Chicago, Madison, Minn., and Iowa. The item records brief movements and social visits across Illinois and neighboring states.
Local greetings and visits across Illinois and Iowa
Turning to their home in Buffalo Rav O G Unangat left for Orangeville this morning. Miss Eva Armour of LaPorte Indiana visits sister Mrs. WwH Irvin. Mrs W H Shons and children spent Thursday at Mt Carroll. Miss Lou Chamberlain returned to Chicago after visiting her mother. Stewart Graham of Douglas Arizona arrived to visit his parents on Grove Street. Mrs W H Boyd and daughter Mary Edna of Le Mars visit Mrs Jenness then plan a trip to Freeport Illinois to visit her twin sister.
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Lee Gilbert
Madison
Grace Trotter
Orangeville
E. J. Woodruff
George Strick
Lanark
M. Emmert
Dunlap
Iowa
Carl Scrogin
Minneapolis
Katherine Gingrich
Chicago
Edith Jones
Batavia
Joe E. Sibley
H.S. Ensign
Rutland
A.C. Clark
Muscatine
P. J. Butler
St Paul
Minn
William A. Ford
Rockford
Lillian Geib Jett
New York City
Phillip J. Geib
Harry Wasson
Alice Wasson
Emily Martin
Mies Grace
Algona
Mayme Kneff
Janesville
Wnh
W. H. Shons
Mt. Carroll
Lou Chamberlain
G.S. Chamberlain
Stewart Graham
Douglas, Ariz
George W. Graham
Grove Street
Waterloo Courier
W. H. Boyd
Mary Edna
le Mars
Local meetings and events dominate town agenda
The board of education meets tonight and the Trades and Labor Council will install officers. Knights of Columbus host a family picnic next Sunday at Forest Park for members and families. The Old Settlers and Soldiers Association of Green County holds its annual picnic at Monroe on Wednesday, August 71st. Embury’s official board meets this evening at o o'clock in the church lower room with full attendance urged. Lanark’s canning factory to launch soon. the machinery tested and ready and raw materials available for the season.
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Trades and Labor Council
Knights of Columbus
Forest Park
Old Settlers’ and Soldiers’ Association of
Green County
Monroe
Board of
Embury
Lena Budget Social Roundup in Lena Nebraska
Irma Dell Stevens of Nora visited Marion King yesterday. Georgia Hotchkiss was surprised at her home for a pleasant evening. Nellie Snider returned home to visit her mother Mrs Lucy Snider. Cora Lantzer of Freemont and her niece Florence Heitzer of Hoopster are guests of Mrs George Lantzer and daughter. I K Friedley and family arrived from Mt Morris to visit George Daws. Mrs Harnest Snyder hosted a party east of town. Myrtle Preston of Walnut Illinois left for Dixon with Mrs H L Newby. Camp meeting plans ramp up as the association braces for a historic event. E C Cooper left for Chicago. Ella Eisley returned to Freeport after a two week visit.
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Lena
Irma Dell Stevens
Nora
Marion King
Georgia Hotchkiss
Nellie Snider
Lucy Snider
Cora Lantzer
Freemont
Mich
Florence Heitzer
Hoopster
Colo
George
Paul Fair Plans Return From South America
Dr. J F Fair received a letter from his son Paul who has been in South America since April and says he will probably return home soon. He cites health concerns and climate as reasons to cut his stay and notes the museum project under government management remains imperfect and unlikely to meet its hoped success.
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J. F. Fair
Paul
South America
Robbery at Highland Park Billiard Room
A young man robbed the Highland Park billiard and pool room yesterday afternoon after the rear door was left unlocked. He entered, rifled a cash register of about $4, admitted guilt when confronted with evidence, and was released upon promising to repay Danek the sum stolen.
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Highland Park
Danek
Disorderly conduct arrest reported in Freeport case
Joseph Crotty Coneraly residing in Freeport was arrested shortly before dinner this morning charged with disorderly conduct. Returning home he found both doors locked and after breaking in discovered several people with his wife. He will be given a hearth before Magistrate Bentley.
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Joseph Crotty
Deast Freeport
Bentley
Card of Thanos Expresses Thanks for Support
The Siems family thanks friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy after the bereavement. John Siems, Bred Siems, Frank Siems, Mavis Anna origins and relatives convey gratitude to those who offered comfort and aid.
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John
Siems
Bred Siems
Frank Siems
Mavis Anna
Ogle County Contestant Wins Diamond Medal in Oratorical
Dixon tb Aug v-Lauwis Wasser of Polo in Ogle county won the diamond medal in the oratorical contest at the Ruckiver Cinutauqua yesterday.
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Ogle County
Dixon
King’s New Discovery Ad Claims Cough Cure
Otsego Journal editor Van M Diets of Gilbertsville endorses King's New Discovery as the inmost popular remedy in Otsego County and a family friend for lung and throat diseases. The ad guarantees infallible cough relief, with a trial bottle offered free and prices listed at 60 cents and 1.60.
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Otsego County
van. M. Diets
Otsego
Gilbertsville
King
Joseph Emmert
Evans Pitches Well as Freeport Wins A Classic
Freeport defeated Eau Claire five to one yesterday at Taylor’s park as Evans pitched six scoreless innings and allowed only two hits. Bud vans and Kumm started for the opponents. Evans dominated with six strikeouts while Freeport’s bats broke through late, Stark and Delvin delivering key hits and Schoonhoven scoring on a late double. The win keeps Freeport ahead in the standings and enhances Jack Warhop’s rising profile with Chicago interest mentioned by the Chicago Record-Herald.
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Eau Claire
Taylor's Park
Canners
Persimmons
Tigers
Bud"’ Vans
Kumm
Evans
Lippert
Fiske
Stark
Schoonhoven
Barlow
Watson
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Seehoenhoven
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Delvin
Stuart
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Lynch
Reason
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Wees
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Freeport Ooo
Fda Claire
Iske
Dedvin
Wwe
Delyin
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Wun
Keeport
Isau Claire
Lavans
Narain
Waetsan
Kirst
Ireland
Diseh
Litebert
Kunin
Lynes
de Iktmin
Stalen Biases Lyes
Jwiske
Flancey
Eyieb
Sacrifce
O'Beary
Jack Warhop
Chicago Record-Herald
Warhop
White Sox
Erin
Jack
the Record-Herald
Scott
Darrah
Senators
Disch
Roy Fiske
Kamm
Tommy Asmussen
Asmussen
Louie
Tommy” Stark
Hawley
Madison
Young
Stephenson County Fair Promises Big Year Ahead At Taylor Park
The Stephenson county fair opens in early September at Taylor's park with a three day program featuring special free attractions on September 4 5 and 6. James Rezner secretary announces a wide exhibitor draw including poultry swine sheep cattle and school exhibits with liberal premiums and a 1000 purse for speed events. The educational department will showcase pupil work with essays on Stephenson county birds trees and farming topics and entries must be filed in advance with classes and lot numbers assigned.
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James Rezner
Stephenson County Fair
Taylor's Park
Stephenson County
Rezner
Northern Minors Agricultural Society
Grove
American Trotting Association
Agricultural Association
Madison Visits Freeport In Hockey Series Preview
Notes of the game describe Freeport sweeping Eau Claire while Madison won three of four from La Crosse. Hawley questions Madison's chances, and a talk with Pink is suggested. Madison arrives for a three game series, with Freeport deemed capable of a strong showing despite Madison’s improvements.
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Freeport
Eau Claire
Pet
Bee
la Crosse Pee Eee
Wausau Tee
Oshkoshwa Hau Claire
Rreen Bay
Madison Bee
Fond du Lae
Madison
la Crosse
Hawley
Pink
Madison Wins as La Crosse Protest Sparks Air of Doubt
A windy Madison baseball day features strong fielding by Treland and a standout Fiske with three safeties. Pitcher Knolles faces protest from La Crosse claiming Brooklyn ties as Madison defeats La Crosse 5 to 4 in a postponed game.
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la Crosse
Wis
Knolles
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Madison
K Knolles
Smith
Young, Baillies
Killian
Umpire Ollie Anderson Arrives for Madison Series
The article notes umpire Ollie Anderson arrives with the Madison team and will stay for the Madison series. It criticizes President Moll for assigning him to Freeport games, calls it a nuisance, and hopes Anderson proves satisfactory during the series.
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Ollie’ Anderson
Madison
Moll
Freeport
Anderson
Madison claims DuChien rights over LaCrosse
Manager Howard Cassibone of the Madison Senators says second baseman DuChien now with LaCrosse belongs to Madison. National Secretary J H Farell confirms Madison’s first claim, sparking protests over games LaCrosse won while DuChien played there. Cassibone plans to sell DuChien’s contract to LaCrosse. standings may be affected only for games played after the claim notice.
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Howard Cassibone
Madison Senators
Cassibone
DuChien
LaCrosse Aggregation
Crescent Baseball Team Sets Weekend Schedule
The Crescent amateur club travels to Polo today for a game before heading to Dixon to face Dixon Browne on Saturday. Lineup includes Young, Seitz, Meisapbaugh at first, Cavenaugh at second, Kurz at short, Preidag at sixth, Griffin in left, Baungarten in center, Schmelzle in right, with other listed players.
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Crescent
Polo
Dixon
Dixon Browne i
Young
Pi Seitz
Ei Meisapbaugh
Cavenaugh
Kurz
Preidag
Griffin
Baungarten
Schmelzle
The Limit of Life Revealed by Leading Scientists
The most eminent medical scientists unify that life span can be extended beyond current limits with advanced knowledge. A critical period between ages 60 and 60 demands careful body care to avoid shortening longevity. Electric Bitters touted as Nature's best helper after 40, a tonic revitalizing all organs, guaranteed by Joseph Emmert, 60 cents. Read the Journal's want column.
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Nature
Joseph Emmert
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Savanna
A. J. Goddard
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W. T. Rawleigh
William H. Shons
Clarno
W.N. Cronkrite
CG. A. McNamara
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Milwaukee
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Paul S. Stibgen
Lester Brady
Chisago
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Ruby Guyver
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the Board of Education
Lena Budget
Paul Fair
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Thanos
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Ted Sullivan
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