Sparland Notes Mixed with Social Roundup
Sparland residents and visitors fill a busy social week with weddings, baptisms, dinners, and dances. Notables include Rev J L Blough at a conference, weddings at Paulson and Ohlman homes, a Bethel installation, and a boys basketball win boosting the championship push. Several trips to Peoria and Henry mark gatherings and hospital visits among locals and relatives.
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Johnny—DelWalt
M. C. Marshall
Mabelle Simpson
Harry Siebold
Peoria
Nellie
Edita Thomas
W.E. Frisbey
James Burnett
Proctor Hospital
Garnett Stanfield
St Peoria
Marian Marshall
Sara Osborne
Lacon
George Simpson
M.C. Marshall
Mabelle
Milford Marshall
Walter Pride
Carl Kincaid
Stow
Henry Opera House
Electa Trompeter
Wim. E. Bohn
Ohiman
Chillicothe
Agnes Shearer
Wyoming
Aitchison
Mina Pelz
Elsie Claypoole
Elsie Cummings
Thomas McCluskey
Ralph McCuskey
Jennie
Minnie McMahon
Nioe
August Ohlman
Ottos Paulson
Wilkin- Jee
Local notes recount social visits and events in Quaker Lane
Community diary lists visits, sickness absences, and gatherings. Cattle shipments and ice house progress. weddings, teachers visiting, and New Year program. Farm Bureau members travel to an IA meeting. Parent-Teachers Association plans another lecture and fundraiser. Rockefeller, Jr. and Hugh S. Fullerton quoted in brief.
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Mty
Turner Mis
B. Miller
T. J. Smith
Henry
Joshua Bumpurnet
Marguerite Mack
Dixon
Theodore Smith
Senator Penrose accepts quiet Quaker courage remark
A fragmentary exchange shows Senator Penrose noting a lack of courage and a timid Quaker nature. Mrs Corra Harris counters with a perspective on predicting a child's future, suggesting daughters may develop in unforeseen ways.
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Senator Penrose
Corra-Harris
Death of James Hankinson Remembrance in Edmond
James Alexander Hankinson born November 10 1845 in Muskingum county Ohio died January 10 1922 after a long life of service in the 3rd United States cavalry and on the Santa Fe Trail he later farmed in Illinois before moving to Edmond Oklahoma He was a Master Mason veteran of the G A R and M W A and a Presbyterian parishioner He leaves a wife a daughter two granddaughters a brother and two sisters Funeral services were held January 12 at the Presbyterian church with Edmond G A R Post in attendance
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Jimior Glass
Miles McCartney
Lotis Royce
Alwys
Charlotte Russell
Edward van Antwerp
Santa Fe
Alva
Oklahoma
Chillicothe
D. T. Watkins
Fred van Antwerp
Sparland HH
Henry H .S
Sparland
Henry
Bethel
Marielle Watkins
O. S
Enid Case
Job
Olive Russell
Edna Williams
Lily Paulson
Mattie Hanson
Sam Hawks
Henry Hanson
Hanson
Paulson
Granville
Miss Paulson
Miss Hanson
Earl Antrim
Lacon
Ben Russell
Todd
James Hankinson
James Alexander Hankinson
Muskingum County
Ohio
3Rd
Fort Union
New Mexico
Plains
Kansas City
Marshall County
Ill
Fannie Y W. Mallory
Lawn Ridge
E. W. Daniels
Emporia
Kansas
Minois
Edmond
Presbyterian Church of
Eamond
Miles Blim
Aitchison
Willa Daniels
David Hankison
Ellen Knoyland
Duncan’s Falls
Saliné Parkinson
Lanesville
Presbyterian Church
Ledge
G. A. R. Post
Montague and Dean Reflect Postwar Women Minds
James J. Montague remarks on dentists with ironical tone while Mary M. Dean M D asserts women have gained independence since the war. The exchange highlights evolving views on gender roles in the period.
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James J. Montague
Mary M. Dean
Son rescues father from ice. medal awarded later
The Fred Gilyeat family from Chilli cothe skated at a Rock Island gravel pit pond when the father broke through. Son Lindsey reached out with a hockey stick to pull him from the water, with John Cook and Albert McLain forming a rescuing chain. Lindsey later received a rescue efficiency medal at a YMCA camp in Lake Cary Michigan.
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Fred Gilyeat
Chillicothe
Rock Island
Lindsey
John Cook
Albert McLain
Lake Cary
Michigan
More Work Less Talk Says Toledo Blade Quote
A Toledo Blade quotation argues that, in this country, greater physical effort is preferable to more busy talk, asserting that a little more activity in the muscles would be infinitely better.
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Toledo Blade
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Sparland Mews
Santiente
Ed, Root
Des Moines
Iowa
Marie Stevenson
Orrin Frisbey
Waugh Dunlap
Ellen Riddell
Riverside
California
Rhoda Gallagher
Butler
Henry and
L. B. Wilkinson
Gallagher
Simeon Traver
Tia Hodge
Eva Kincaid
Marshall
Mesdames
Pride
Shafer
W. L. Bumgarner
MM. J
Ralph French
Little Marion
Helen Whitney
Mary Smith
Ralph Wilson
Max Whitney
Bobby
Theodore—Smith
Fred Prichard
Ottawa
Russell Tomlinson
Louise Appel
Lestant -Tues
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Hugh S. Fullerton
Son
Pather
New Dean City
Fifth Ave
Fred C. Merchan
Henry, Ill
Otto
Steve
Illinois
State of
Colorado
Michael Yaeger
Astray
Poland
China
Reed
Rhode Island
Deering
McCormick
Newton
Columbus
Emerson Gang
Emerson
Hayes
Miles Fox
Leo. J.schubert
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