Masonic Calendar Entries for Excelsior and Freeport Lodges
Excelsior Lodge No. percent meets the first and eighth Friday monthly with M M work on June 21. Evergreen Lodge No. 170 holds first and third Mondays monthly with F C on Wednesday June 26 and M M on Thursday June 27. Freeport Chapter No. 23 R A M convenes first and eighth Tuesday monthly. Freeport Council No. 3 R and M meets second Tuesday monthly. Freeport Commandery No. 7 R T meets first and third Wednesday. B C work on Tuesday June 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Lodge
A. F
A. M
Evergreen Lodge
F.C
M. M
Freeport Chapter
R.A. M
Freeport Council No
R.and &. M
Freeport Commandery No
R. T
B.C
Jedly
Personal notices of visits and arrivals in Freeport city
J C Grant of Rockford transacts business in the city. J B R Collier of Aurora guests Freeport friends for days. JohnL Linsey of Rockford spends evening with friends. Robert Anderson of Milwaukee returns home after visiting Freeport. Mrs H A Hartman of Batavia Ill is in the city visiting relatives. W D Mack transacts federal court business in Rockford today. A E Randall returns to Moline after visiting relatives. John R Utley of Chicago visits relatives and friends in the city. O J Brown returns home to Clinton after visiting in Freeport. Mr and Mrs William E Guy return from Dodgeville. Miss Mildred Collier of Aurora arrives to spend a week with Freeport friends. Miss Lillian Kaym returns from Lena. Mrs E M Johnson, formerly of this city, visits relatives in the city. D W Brewster of Chicago in town for Or Izaba Rubber company business. Rev F M Davis travels to Monroe for a Wisconsin YPIU meeting address. Rev W T Sessinger, former United Brethren pastor, visits from Canton Ill. Karl Knecht, former Freeporter, in city visiting friends and connected with Evansville Courier as cartoonist. Mrs H B Smith and son Harold leave for Chicago to visit and return via Robinson Ill. Mrs William Koenig and daughter Miss Cora return from Madison Wis after University of Wisconsin graduation. Robert Koenig a class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnl. Linsey
Rockford
Robert Anderson
Milwaukee
Freeport Friends
H. A. Hartman
Batavia
Ill
W.D. Mack
Federal
A. E. Randall
Moline
John R. Utley
Chicago
O. J. Brown
Clinton
William E. Guy
Dodgeville
Mildred Collier
Aurora
Freeport
E. M. Johnson
D. W. Brewster
Orizaba Rubber Company
F. M. Davis
Monroe
Wisconsin Young People’s Christian Union
W. T. Sessinger
United Brethren Church
Canton
Karl Knecht
Kurl
Evans‘ville
Ind
William Koenig
Cora
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Robert Koenig
Local notices and church meetings in Freeport area
Capernaum shrine holds a business meeting tonight. Mrs. Parkinson of Savanna transported to St. Francis hospital this morning. Women Workers of First Presbyterian meet tomorrow at 8 in church parlors. Freeport Tribunal No. 99 Fraternal Tribunes meets tonight. Full report of convention to be given. Prayer service at Embury tonight at 7:80 sharp for high school graduation. Midweek prayer at Viret Presbyterian on The Supremacy of God s Law. Session informal meeting after service. H IL Moore, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Parkinson
Savanna
St. Francis Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Freeport Tribunal
Fraternal Tribunes
Embury
Viret Presbyterian Church
H. IL. Moore
Stark and Frances Hay wed in Dubuque ceremony
Benedict Dubuque Iowa June 19 Claude Stark longtime manager of the Three League team and Miss Frances Hay a popular local girl were married today. The wedding had been set for September but Stark’s release and his signing with Little Rock hastened the nuptials and the couple left for Arkansas that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Claude ‘Ihom? Stark
Frances Hay
Stark
Little Rock
Arkansas
Fortunate Texan praises King's New Life Pals laxative
A Dallas resident Mr. BE. W. Goodloe praises King's New Life Pals as the most effective laxative for malaria and biliousness he has tried in the past year. The ad notes 28 cents at Joseph Em yaert's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
King
Joseph Emyaert
Party Journal Delivers City Paper For One Dollar
A local evening issue arrives with city news and notices offered for 100 cents, indicating a convenient delivery option. The item highlights accessibility and timing for readers seeking community updates.
Senior Class Play Triumphs With Fantheon the Cricket
Seniors of the High school presented Fantchon the Cricket to a packed Grand audience. Under direction of two teachers the cast delivered polished performances with strong stagecraft and notable vocal numbers by Grace Holmes, Helen Bowers, Ruth Saucerman, Ruth Collins, Myrtle Meyer, and Dwight Riner. The program also showcased student-made scenery and costumes reflecting period France, while seniors and juniors exchanged reflections on class dynamics and future commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Grace Holmes
Helen Bowers
Ruth Saucerman
Ruth Collins
Myrtle Meyer
Dwight Riner
Clara Ryan
Old Fader
Madelon
Loretta Hinderks
Marjorie Verbeck
Fanchon
Will Ellis
John Grant
Landry
Didier
Charles Sullivan
Junior Mantle Speech at Freeport High School
Oscar Fennenga delivers the twenty fourth junior speech reflecting rising class standards at Freeport High. The piece blends humor and satire on finances, class politics, and social mischief among the seniors including outfits, invitations, and romantic entanglements in a lively campus panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fennenga
Freeport High School
Burr
Champ Clark
Allen
Ruth Collins
Clem Parriott
Individualism and high school class ideals amid Senior antics
The speaker laments inadequate supervision as F H S '07s threaten city crowds without Fulwider and faculty. A humorous pictorial by Alpheus Dresser mocks seniors through sketches of William Bliss at a Freshman party, Dwight Smith in Spring fashion, AL Schmelzle, Mr. Patton’s autobiography tale, and a chaotic meeting. The piece urges the class to unite knowledge, honor, and ambition to set a high standard for future classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulwider
Alpheus Dresser
William Bliss
Dwight Smith
Eaton
AL Schmelzle
Mr. Patton
Black Hills
Smith
Sullivan
Cats Poisoning Sparks Outrage on Upper Stephenson Street
Residents on upper Stephenson Street protest a poisoner targeting cats including valuable imported Angoras. They warn the culprit will face consequences if identified, as owners mourn injured felines and demanding discovery of the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Stephenson Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease and offers 100 dollars to prove any failure. It describes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes strengthening the constitution. It urges sending for testimonials and lists Toledo, Ohio as the address for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Yoke Hall
Men's Sample Belts Bargain at Be. & W. Store
Bargains on men's sample belts priced from 50 cents to one dollar now available for 38 cents at the Be. & W. department. Limited stock, first come, first served. This sale highlights durable belts offered at a steep discount for practical wear.
Oakdale Camp to Feature Missionary from Changsha China
Church leaders gather at Oakdale park for United Evangelical camp meeting August 16 to 25 with Rev. W M Stanford D D of Harrisburg and Rev C N Dubs of Changsha invited. Officials list shows P G Anangst as president and committees handling hotel decor advertising transportation and grounds. World revival songs will be part of the program and pastors from the district are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical
Oakdale Park
Leafy Grove
W. M. Stanford
the Evangelical
Harrisburg
C. N. Dubs
Changsha
China
Kingdom of God
Campmeeting Association
C. G. Anangst
E. K. Yeakel
Amos Yordy
Chas. Foss
He Fired the Stick Healed by Arnica Salve
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports a long standing sore cured after using Bucklins Arnica Salve from Joseph Emmert druggists. He says the salve healed the sore and made him a happy man. Guaranteed for piles burns and other ailments at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Joseph Emmert
Fiftieth Anniversary of Emanuel German Lutheran Lena
The Emanuel German Lutheran Church of Lena observed its fiftieth anniversary and the annual Mission feast. Rev. Darrow preached, Rev. Fahr read the church history, with talks by several visiting ministers. Attendance was large. about 500 dined, with strong mission collections totaling $176. The church remains in prosperous condition and the celebration was postponed to this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Emanuel German
Darrow
Golden
Til
Fahr
Wm. Schnelcke
Arenzville
Ill
J. Swartz
Fleroy
GC. Schneppel
Belmont
Wis
Pilz
Galena
W. Baker
English Lutheran Church
Emanuel Church
Marital Union At Lena And Local News Happenings
Lena June 20 multiple local items including marriages at the Methodist parsonage between Miss Clara Brundage and Frank Omer, with guests Miss Winnifred Bailey and Alfred Rech. Omer, a night operator, and the couple plan to reside on Schuyler street. Auction sale of Victor Gishwiller property at Oak and Mason streets fetches 745 dollars. H B Nelson buyer. Various residents visit Freeport, Beloit, Warren, Rockford, Damascus join Farmers picnic reports and small-town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Wm. Householder
Freeport
Boyd Young
Frank Omer
Harry Rife
Belloit
Alice Wasson
Victor Gishwiller
Oak and
Mason Streets
H. B. Nelson
Nelson
W. H. Crotzer
I. Ss. Crotzer
Clara Brundage
Methodist
Winnifred Bailey
Alfred Rech
F. D. Confer
Omer
Warren
Rockford
Schuyler Street
A. I. Crotzer
Mary Mullarkey
Damascus 16
Lillian Koym
Home Grown Strawberries Reach Freeport Market
The first home grown strawberries arrived at the Freeport market yesterday brought by Simon Ascher of South Oak Street and Mr Hutmacher of Harlem township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Market
Simon Ascher
South Oak Street
Mr. Hutmacher
Harlem Township
Massace and Turkish Bathrooma at Wilcoxon Building
Treat ments offered at your home by Mrs. Shattuck. Descriptions suggest home services advertised for residents within a local area.
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Massace
Wilcoxon Building
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Lillian Kaym
Capernaum Shrine
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Cises
Apiss Crone
Yieve Moore
Dwight
Miss Jaques
Miss Barret
Poyce
Tice
Alwass
Ted
Oscar
Ruby
Donald Wold
Emma
George
Leta
Irma
Tibet
Roy
Irene
Wilk
Chisswan
Polaris
Maud
Helen
D. S
Mildred
Genevieve Moore
Mantle Sparkes
Junior Mantle
Chas. Sullivan
Helen Leitnell
Charles
al. Schmetzle
Harry Hoy
Hoy
Will Elis
Oscar Hnnenga
Junider Mintle
Oakdale
United Evangelical Denom
Stanford Wild
C. N. Pttles
S. K. Yeakel
HH. Messner
W. FL. Derby
C. G. Unangst
E. O. Rife
L. C. Schmidt
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Union Pacific Tea Co
Galewna Ave
Manning & Sieck, Proprietors
Smorrows
Lisle
Stephenson
Wachlin
Pfeiffer Shors
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