Five Passenger Marion auto purchased in Cambridge
Cambridge resident Charles Malcolm bought a five passenger Marion auto from G. L. Kettering. The page also notes local society events, hospital visits, a church talk, a law student’s career move, Memorial services, and a Colona pearl find worth about $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Malcolm
G. L. Kettering
Geo. Baugi
Davenport
Fern
Leander_Woodruff
Ree
Lee Marion Thompson
Obituary of Mrs. Sarah E Opdycke Pioneer of Henry County
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Burroughs Opdycke widow of Samuel B Opdycke and pioneer resident of Geneseo Illinois passed away in Los Angeles California on May 10 1912 after a January accident left her hip broken and frail health. She was born July 12 1837 in Trenton New Jersey married October 23 1856 and survived by four children Alice Ringle Joseph Opdycke May Opdycke and J Edgar Opdycke. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Geneseo with Rev E B DeLong presiding. The tribute notes her Christian fortitude devotion to church and generous nature with many local friends in Geneseo mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Opdycke
Samuel B
Opdycke
Henry County
Presbyterian
Geneseo
Sarah Elizabeth Burroughs
New Jersey
Trenton
Samuel B.opdycke
Alice E. Ringle
Joseph
Frederick
South Dakota
J. Edgar
San Diego
California
May E. Opdycke
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Village School Ends Term With Praise For Teachers
Agnes Mortenson, village principal, left for home in Galya Monday evening after leading two years at the village school. The closing entertainment Thursday was a great success, earning praise for teachers and pupils. Ernest Anderson of Chicago visited his parents Friday and attended church services with relatives. A Reading class, led by Rev Laure and Carl G. Landberg, met in Davenport for class pictures and spent the afternoon at the Watch Tower, Poo land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie N Cullom
Rev. L. Flatters
F.R Cullom
Galesburg
Rssomington School of Law
Chicago
Texas
Houston
Agnes Mortenson
Our
Galya
Young People's“Literary
Andover South-district
Ladies Mission Society of the
Southeast District
Laure
Carl G. Landberg
Davenport
Pooland
Villaige ‘School
Thureday
Jamsoe
Bustana
Ernest—Anderson
Fa ¢ Vilage
Tyee
Canning Factory Urges Delayed Planting For Corn Growers
Geneseo Illinois May 13 1912 to sweet corn contractors, spring delays seed planting until ground is in good condition. To ease factory congestion and unloading delays, plant seed with ample spacing for steady corn flow. Early corn should be planted as soon as soils are in condition, with remaining planting by June 10 extending contracts from June 5. E B Dawes manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Dawes
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Cambridge
Hattie Fell
Queen—Esther Society
The
Congregational Church
Messrs
C . Hunt and
Frank Son
Hunt, Johnson & Taylor
Far West
Yakima Valley
Kams Walsh
Noor
Conser
Illinois
Anti-saldon League of Illinois
Cullom
Golona
Ella “Pébanz
Morristown
E. Ff.” Sherrill
Rock Island
Colo
Century Lyceum " Pureat
Cotona
Colona
Sherrill’s
Leta Schildmiller
Hazel Block
Nellie Hart
Alice Cain
Grace Lubnow
Maggie Collis
Agatha Konitzer
Mattie
Miller
Alfred Block
Moline Dispatch
Green River
Osco
E. B. DeLong
Phere
Ami
H-C. Ringle
Ars Avin—Ringle
L Fisher
Julia Hadley
EE Brown
J.J Hadley
H. A. Combs
Kins Post,.c
nam—Whitcomb
Grand Army of the Republic
Bourne
Whitcomb
A. A. Sedgley, E. B. Dawes, A. P. Olson As
Tecei Lager
Offerle & Co.’s
the Ware Clothiers
Geneseo Ball Park
White Sox
Kewanee
Lavery
Spring Valley
NOTIC
Atkinson
Sox
Ligonier
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Toledo
Straus Bros. Company
Ekarm Merchants
Maumee Valley
Ohio
Straus
Mosciansko
Mentone
Sickel Plate R
Electri
Phont 40
Cravel Pond
Echrol and
Baptist Church
Schblige
Paulding Cooland-Y
Siz
Jevel Aleight
Paulding County
Oakwood
Ilendale
Straus-men
Straus Bros
JNI Wana
Ontario
Chigan
Minnesota
Wayne
Amin
Castee & Morrow
GLE
Kimmel
la Salle
Ilinois
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