Fresh fish every Friday at Fred Buys
Miss Edyther-Graham visited in Rock Island Friday. Many local residents attended dances, shopping ads, and church notices fill the page. Verbeckmoes and Robt Black & Son advertise wall paper and household goods while Miss May Widger, Mrs. Otte Steiner, and others visit Geneseo Davenport and Moline. Community events include a grove gathering and a class display under Mrs. Macauley with multiple young participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buys
Edyther-Graham
Rock Island
Lyon- Ackley
Agnawan
Robt
Black. & Son
Schatteman’s
Rosa Delbaele
Moline
oSoeCcCl
John G. Smith
Wyanet
May Widger
Geneseo
Parker
Otte-Steiner
Lydia
Davenport
Black_& Son
Geo. W. Hartman
Cornwall
Frank
Peter Grothals
R. W. Wolevers
Children’s Day Program Set at Loraine Church
The Loraine Sunday school plans a Children’s Day program on Sunday evening June 16 at 8 o’clock. The program features a long list of titled pieces, songs, duets, and readings led by Ethel Cozad Ruth Carlson and others with remarks by Pastor Ray Wykle and offerings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Bebehane
Sarah
Anha Johnson
Ethel Cozad
Mildred Ackerman
Dwight Heller
Guy Arnett
Elmer Hofmeister
Lyle Chrisop
Nellie Johnson
Ruth Carlson
Jésus
Cathryn Jaquet
Heller
Charles Withrow
John Withrow
The
Forgotten
Lash Jaquet
Bible Children
Gladys_Larson
Dorris
Egert
Alma Weber
Bolva Arnott
Din
Larson
Genevieve Meyers
Archie
Saud
Ira
Jaquet
Robbie Egert
Lester Sippel
Rolf Carlson
Kenneth Chrizop
Hazel Ackerman
Vesta Myers
Arlene Heller
Ray
Wykle
Marie Egert
Ruth Sippel
Donald Sippel
Chotr
Hartz Henry Herman obituary notes long illness and faith
Henry Herman Hartz born April 15 1856 in Pittsburg Penn died June 8 2012 at age 56 after weeks of illness. Survived by wife seven children and five grandchildren with two children and one brother predeceasing him. Funeral at Ebenezer Church June 5 conducted by Rev Geo H Wykle with interment in Ebenezer Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herman Hartz
Pittsbug
Penn
Thonps
Pittsburg
Leonard Wolmer
Ebenezer Church
Geo. H. Wykle
Ebenezer Cemetery
The Joy of Life and Practical Home Advice
In a mix of inspirational text from the Detroit Free Press about overcoming obstacles and enjoying life, the piece shifts to practical home improvement guidance from Atkinson Lumber Men. It urges upgrading through windows, screens, plaster, and sturdy materials like red cedar posts and limestone blocks for foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyerata
Tite
Detroit Free Press
Prize winner Carlton Grayling bows at regional fairs
The notice lists Carlton Grayling as prize winner at the International show in 1810 and first in his class and sweepstakes at Kewanee in 1911. It details a series of auctions or stand events at multiple rural Ohio like locations including Mr Bullocks old John Black farm and Graham's barn in Atkinson with dates Monday to Friday. Service fees amount to 15000 with living costs, and mares trading is described with liability limits. Attendant is James Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verbeckmoes
Charley Hoogerwerf
Kulof
Ecru
Verbeckmo
Congregational Church
J. M. Finch
John S. Nowers
Sarah
Booth’s
Grace
Edna
Esther Everett
Cylde Atwell
Jesse McCullough
Edwin Everett, Sr
Mystic Workers-of the
Kewanee
Muscatine
Harms
Glawe
Atkinson
Top
Alwa
Revail
Robert Harms
I. J. Emmons
E—C
Justice
The—Peace
Ted
Macauley
Mary Nowers
Bernice Graham
Margaret Bentley
Mrs. Macauley
Clas
Carlton Grayling
Will
Mr. Bullock
John Black
H. Gilbraith
B. S. Warner
Harry Broadbent
James X3v Woodward
Wonderful Irish Hens and Roscommon Comedy Tale
Adapted from the New York Sun, the tale features John D. Crimmins recounting a humorous exchange between an American and Patlanders about poultry. The American describes a hen that lays twelve eggs daily for four days and hatches seventy two chicks, while Pat responds with a half blind hen that eats sawdust and lays planks and finally hatches jewels and a bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Crimmins
County Ell
Pat
States
Roscommon
New
Rockford Seeks Mechanics as Labor Demand Surges
The Rockford Star notes a labor shortage despite population growth. Employers bid against each other for skilled workers while one thousand or more mechanics and first class laborers can find work immediately. The city expands in territory and industry but remains in a steady, flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Cty
Rockforid
Wallpaper sale by Robt Black and Son at 2 cents
Robt Black and Son offer wallpaper at two cents per roll with full guarantee of top quality. Local shoppers can save on home decor as the sale highlights durable, high grade paper for any room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Black&-—Son
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Amicinson
Lucy
F-E-Gresser
Topeka
Ia Rossville
Kan
International
Lyon- &-Weekley
Jobn Catour
Berwert
Henry Muartiis
Cambridge
Leslie Atwell
Chas, Bert
Chas, Bert and” Frank” Rumler~ Were ‘Kewanee
Glen E. Tilton
Buda
Alice ‘Nowers
Lillian Macomber
Perry Butter
A. W. Kernwein
Harms-&-Glave
W. A. Nowers
Tri-City
Glenn Tilton
Beatrice
Chas. Bercron
Agt
Atkinson, Ill
P.D. Ransom
Pifieia
Ys Vance
Mor
Atkinson-Cement
E. C. Chapler
Fii
Chas
BO Horat & Co
Chillicothe
Ohio
Illinois
Robert Black
5Son
Henry
Bosch_& Son Wall Paper
Atkinson, Illinois
Hoogerwere—&—Feoming
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