YM C A Athletics High School Meet Concludes With Four Events
Y M C A high school athletic meet closes after fence vault three broad jumps spring board high jump and relay. Heyman leads teams with top points while Hunenga Yordy and Byerly follow. Public pole vault event set for tonight with 15 cent admission. volleyball games promise strong showings.
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Harry Heyman
Karl Hunenga
Frank Yordy
Fred Byerly
Robert Ulrich
Arry Heyman
Douglas Grant
Karl Ennenga
Imery Wheeler
Association
Waldecker
Davis
Redlinger
Long
Wheeler
Hall
Yordy
Jenkins-Jenkins wedding in Riverside Church
Miss Ruth Dutibi Jenkins daughter of Rev. and Mrs Herman Jenkins Riverside and Robert Moore Jenkins were married last night at Riverside Presbyterian Church with Rev. Herman Jenkins officiating aided by Rev. Paul B. Jenkins Milwaukee. Miss Anna S Jenkins New York sister of the bride was maid of honor. George Russell Brandon served as best man. Ushers included E H Lyons N W Willard C D Bryles and W S Freeman. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Chicago Record Herald
Ruth Dutibi Jenkins
Herman Jenkins
Riverside
Robert Moore Jenkins
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Paul B. Jenkins
Milwaukee
Anna S. Jenkins
New York
George Russell Brandon
E. H. Lyons
N. W. Willard
C.D. Bryles
W. S. Freeman
Miss Volkers Surprised by Friends at South Walnut Home
Twenty friends of Miss Anna Volkers surprised her at her South Walnut Street home last night. Refreshments were served and the gathering was a delightful evening. Miss Volkers received a postal ecard album as a gift.
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Anna Volkers
South Walnut Street
Miss Volkers
Germania Society Dance and Card Party Tonight
The Germania society plans a dance and card party tonight. Members and guests are invited to attend at the society hall for an evening of music games and socializing.
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The
Germania Society
Local Meetings and Fire Safety Notices
The W R C sewing school will meet at Mrs John Bookman 101 Winslow street tomorrow at 2 30. Court Mohawk 38197 T O F holds a regular meeting tonight. Members urged to attend. Chief Thomas of Rockford fire department sends notices to nineteen church boards about violations of building protection rules.
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W. R.C. Sewing School
John Bookman
Winslow Street
Court Mohawk
Thomas
Rockford Fire Department
Good Business Location for Rent in Galena Area
Prime rental listing describes storefront space at Galena Street and Avenue with 60 by 60 hall suitable for lodge events. Includes 24 by 40 store room on S Galena Ave, multiple office suites, top floor hall with water, rooms, kitchen, elevator, steam heat, and janitor service. Plenty of amenities and prime access noted.
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Galena St
Galena Ave
S. Galena Ave
Inquest Finds Natural Causes in Faber Barn Death
A coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from natural causes in the case of Theodore Faber, found dead in his barn. The inquest, led by Deputy Coroner Dr. M M Baumgartner, heard that Faber fainted after leaning against a post while loading a hog, with his wife Mrs Louisa Faber recounting the sequence until his death. She noted prior fainting spells and good health otherwise, attributing death to overexertion.
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Theodore Faber
F. P. Bender
Paul Reahmer
Rolland Goethe
Charles M. Reed
Bechtold
Edward Luettig
M. M. Baumgartner
Louisa Faber
Mr. Faber
County Callings. From Our Own Correspondent
Cedarville correspondence reports spring arriving, local illnesses improving, and residents moving, visiting, and attending events. Individuals named include Mrs. Mary Lausch, Mrs. Sam B Barber Jr, Luther Angle, Aunt Maria Clingman, Chas B Clingman, Ira Taft, L F Fry, Miss Mary Kline, Miss Bertha Hartman, Win Law, C P Cromley, Prof O A Fackler, Miss Selima D, Miss Mary KE Rutter, Miss Olive Barber, Miss Ida M Smith, Miss Anna Wessels, Miss Ella Dilly, plus notices of a Cable Eder wedding and a farewell sermon by Rev Paul Traeger.
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Cedarville
Mary Lausch
Sam B. Barber, Jr
Luther Angle
Maria Clingman
Will M. Clingman
Chas. B. Clingman
Oak
Stephenson Street
Josephine Neidigh
Evanston
W. B. Angle
Freeport
Chandina Richart
Star
Ira B. Taft
Red Oak
Tra Fehr
Afalkey
L. F. Fry
Fred Homan
Silver Creek
Chas. Homan
Harry Addams
Rockford
Mary Kline
Bertha Hartman
Buckeye Avenue
DeKalb
Win. Law
Chicago
John S. Law
Fats Gramley and
Lancaster Town
C. P. Cromley
O. A. Fackler
Selima D
Mary KE. Rutter
Olive Barber
Ida M. Smith
Damascus notes offer glimpses of local life and plans
Our Own Correspondent reports on coal unloading by Cream ary company in Damascus March 23. Farmers anticipate field work after mild weather while Mrs. Houser of Lena visits. School children enjoy a vacation as teacher Klontz attends a Freeport institute. Baptist church extends a call to Rev Henry Duff. One Robieson child under doctor care for pneumonia. Township candidates bustle for votes and local option topics aim to boost turnout. Residents travel to Freeport to hear Gov Hanly. Miss Jennie Haney of Freeport visits friends.
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Damascus
Creamary
Samuel Houser
Lena
Jacob Klontz
Freeport
The
Baptist Church
Henry Duff
Robert Tigen
Hanly
Dan Robieson
Atlas
Madden
Jennie Haney
Florence Station Notes and Local Elections
From Our Own Correspondent Florence March 22 Miss Emma Otto returned home from a short visit at Klerov Tony Frey spent a few days at Rscott the past week Kk L Otte received a large consign ment of cement and lumber last Miss Clara Mayer is visiting with Pearl City friends this week O Wilhelms and Fred Wellar shipped a car load of hogs to Chicago last Tuesday They both accompanied the shipment Our school closed last Friday for vacation The Democrats held their caucus last Thursday and nominated candidates Supervisor John Bruce town clerk Charles Crow assessor J Becker collector Phil Michael commissioner of highways James Wall The Republicans held their caucus last Friday and the following are nominated Supervisor H O Van Brocklin town clerk M Mack assessor Le Moore collector W C Wilhetus commissioner of highways Jul Carbeiner
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Florence Station
Emma Otto
Klerov
Tony Frey
Rscott
John Bruce
Charles Crow
J. ©. Becker
Phil, Michael
James Wall
H. O. van Brocklin
M. Mack
le. Moore
W. C. Wilhetus
Jul Carbeiner
Death of Prankie Brookmann at Youngest Son of Brookmann Family
From Our Own Correspondent Everts March 2 Prankie Brookmann youngest son of Mr and Mrs Geo Brookmann died Sunday morning at 7 o clock Funeral will be held at the Holland church on Tuesday from the house Mrs Frank Dilly was at Freeport one day last week Mr Hitchcock of Belvidere was a caller here on Wednesday J Brubaker of Freeport was here baying cattle in this vicinity Phare ay Mise Lucretia Snyder spent one evening last week with John Scheffner and family Mr and Mrs John Aue Sr
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Ridott
Anna Wessels
Ella Dilly
Cora Foscha
Hazel Coffmann
Chicago
Grace Wessels
Baileyville
J. J. Molter
Win. Boyer
Etta Kruse
Aaron Long
Geo. Dilly
Mario J. Wessels
Rockford
Dr. Barclay
German Valley
Janett Tittle
Charles Dilly
Charles Kurtz
Freeport
Paul Traeger
German Reformed Church
Mary Kurtz
Everts
Prankie
Geo. Brookmann
Holland Church
Frank Dilly
Hitchcock
Belvidere
J. Brubaker
Mise Lucretia Snyder
John Scheffner
John Aue
Clearing sale on 500 pairs ladies shoes
WM. O. Wright & Co announce a clearing sale offering 500 pairs of ladies shoes at 50 cents per pair. Look in their east show window for details and selection.
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WM. O. Wright & CO
Waddams Grove Notes March 24 Local Tidbits
From Our Own Correspondent in Waddams Cirove March 24 Mr Roe becomes depot operator. Kearney left for Dubuque. Geo A Barnes broke a leg on road work yesterday. J G Stine and Lewis Treee visited Freeport Monday. Ole Dean back from Chicago with T C R BR work. Mrs Shaw spent Sunday with Lena relatives. Wm Brinker bought Mrs Jacoby’s lots. Lloyd Smith at home Sunday. Waddams Grove school closed three weeks. Lola and Else Coomber home from DeKalb Friday. Chas Toozood loaded two hay cars today.
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Waddams Cirove
Mr. Roe
Kearney
Dubuque
Geo. A. Barnes
J.G. Stine
Lewis ‘I'ree
Ole Dean
Chicago
Market Report from Chicago Board of Trade and Union Stock Yards
Closing quotations show May wheat at 94, May oats at 1 1 1/4, and May lard at 7.92. Cattle volume 17,000 with gains, hogs 25,000 up 10, and sheep 14,000 strong at around 7.00. Daily quotes for New York Stock Exchange stocks provided by Miner & Co. from Rice Building offices.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
F.J. Miner & Co
Rice Building
C. D. Anderson
New York
Stock Exchange
Miner & Co
Freeport
Gillouly Brothers Funeral Notice Reaches Mt Carroll
John Gillouly of Canada travels to Mt Carroll to attend the funeral of his father, prompting local notices of the family gathering and interment arrangements.
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John Gillouly
City
Canada
Mt. Carroll
Daily Journal Delivery Offer Across City At Low Rate
The Daily Journal announces delivery to any city area for a weekly rate of 0c. The notice emphasizes universal access and consistent service across neighborhoods.
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Daily Journal
Photograph Gallery and Gas Machine Co Notice
Fragmentary classified style notice indicating a photograph gallery near a monument at Raapire and Car roll Streets and a gas fitter wanted immediately by Stover Gas Machine Co with contact phone black 423-2.
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Tne
Quire Stover Gas Machine Co
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F. A. Read
Otto Wagner
Galena Street
the Cable Co. Pianos
Geo. A. Stemm
Galena St. Opp. N. Y. House
Aster
Stephenson St
YM C. A. Athletics
Social Notes
M. B. Marvin, Ag’t
Bengstons
Scott
G. A. Rogers
America
Chase
Atchison
Union Ae
Bae
I. S. Steel
Morlern Conveniencces
Voitlon Street
Hicht
Howe
Raapire and
Carroll Sts
Monument
Regis
McNanuttis
John Stoskopf
Fruit St
Brown & Dollmeyer
Tillie the
Beverley of
Graystark
Lion and the Mouse
Barbara Winslow
W. J.young & Co Opp. Ger
the Daily Journal
Riley & Wheat
Gintena St
van Buren Bt
Straub & Nohe
Gochnaur
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