Swaney School Notes and Friday Activities
Frank Smith visited Swaney School on Wednesday. Mrs Lancaster substituted for Miss Blair on Friday. Cooking notebooks were handed in Monday. Lawrence Halbleib was absent all Monday. Christina Nader and Beatrice Hapold visited Friday. The Streator basketball team mate tied the school Friday afternoon. Helen Whitney is very sick with a cold and stiff neck. Swaney defeated Streator Friday evening 14 to 4. Evelyn Does missed her first day Friday due to illness. Few attended the pruning and spraying demonstration Monday because of weather. The farm machinery class went for a practical lesson on constructing a plow. Smiths moving to McNabb enables her to continue work at Swaney. Spectrum staff and four class presidents met Thursday to collect jokes and stories for the annual. another meeting will be held Wednesday morning. The Lookout Society program Friday afternoon at 2130 featured songs, recitations, piano solo, readings, and school papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Evelyn
Smith
McNabb
Swaney
Lookout Society
Elizabeth “Smith
Poole Series Local Notes on Sickness Weather and Fire
James Fitchorn visits George Thiel home as Miss Mullen a Red Cross nurse from Putnam county calls at the school. A barn owned by Peter Kuhne burned after a lightning strike this week. Sickness bad weather and mud cut school attendance. Adolph Kuhne leaves to study at Strawn while Frank Kuhne moves.
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James Fitchorn
Geo
Helen
Ash
Peoria Star
Peter. Kuhne
Local Notes From Greenlawn and Vicinity
The column lists sick list items at Quaker Lane Miss-Casaie Swaney and Hazel Blair with sickness. Social notes include Burdette Griffith and bride reception for about 75 guests at the Griffith home with music from local musicians and a two course lunch. May mention early garden activity and travels of residents to Cleveland and Chicago.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Henry Residents
Henry witnesses describe kidney and backache relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after purchasing at Ironmonger's Drug Store. J. R. Blackwell, retired farmer of Market Street, reports relief from back soreness dizziness and blurred vision with improved kidney function. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Henry
Dean
J. R. Blackwell
Market St
Doan
Ironmonger’s
Mr. Blackwell
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Adler-i-ka claimed to aid digestion for women
A dated testimonial from A. J. Ironmonger touts Adler-i-ka as a cure for stomach trouble and gas. It claims the product removes foul matter from the upper and lower bowels and guards against appendicitis, with a promise that consuming the remedy lets a person eat anything.
FOR ALL THE FAMILY SHOES AND HOSIERY PRICES
Advertises spring shoe lines for men women misses and children at B and M. Highlights one strap slippers brown calf oxford lace oxfords and English toe lace shoes with various soles heels and prices from 3 50 to 12 50. Also promotes Easter hosiery and children s stockings with low prices.
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Garhardines
P. S
Boy Scouts
Grover Mike
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Carlson's
Casaie Swaney
Magnolia
Grange
John Wilson
Alfred
Milford
Indiana
Helen Whitney
Enida— Grifith
Cleveland
Ohio
Jeanette Flitcraft
Oak Park
Greenlawn
J. M. Bumgarner
Theo‘dore_ Smith
Burdette Griffith
Lancaster
Mr.Fritighell
Miss Meek
A. J. Ironmonger
Rha Peete
M + Mace & i
Carlson-at-Henry
Wren
Bolivia
Bolivia_and_velours
Peoria, Illinois
B&m
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