Magnolia Notes Share Visits and Local News
Magnolia community life fills pages with visits to McNabb and Wyconda Mo, hospital days for Streator care, and road to the Putnam chorus revival. Residents travel to Madison Wisconsin and Chicago while Magnolia hosts bridge and quilting gatherings and plans for a county chorus of 150 voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Swain
McNabb
Frank Punknew
Baba Melcheri
John
Sammons
Lanark
Sally Moore
Wyconda
Clifford Haws
Dorothy McKirgan
Peoria
Emma Haws
Lostant
Charles Reynolds
Bessie Hecht
Madison
Wis
Robert Kidd
Harold Hefner
Jefferson Barracks
President Roosevelt
Mildred Spear
Carl Simonton
George Ditman
Josephine Phillips
Margaret Kidd
William Potter
Magnolia
W.G. Comstock
JoAnn
M. J. Dean
Jeannette Balderston
Geneva
Nebr
Dean
Fred Dagner
John Abraham
Betty
Jackie
Walnut
John Rolley
Arba Law
Chicago
Clarence Ray
Henry Small
Burl Piper
Arie Law
Mary Baker
Mary Piper
St. Mary’s Hospital
Streator
Betty Ann Mitchell
George Biszak
Miss Jillips
la Salle
Cox
Max Allard
Paul Snow
Snow
J. S. Phillips
R. L. Defenbaugh
Ralph Lee
Toluca
Marvin McKirgan
Patricia
Mary Lou
Julia McKirgan
Victoria
Jenine McKirgan
Frances Defenbaugh
Liza Lambourn
Mary Ditman
Etta Phillips
Marie Rodgers
Tryphena Hefner
Marcella Johnston
Margaret Dagner
Bess Davidson
Harold Lundgren
Clinton Lundgren
Bridge Club
Willetta - Judds
Geneva Franklin
W. A. Franklin
Mt. Auburn
Lyle Munson
A. A. Rodgers
Jennie McKirgan
Dorothy
Reess Davidson
Putnam County Chorus
Tey
Rodgers
H. E. Hutton
Ing
E. J. Olson
Granville
Florid Social Notes Highlight Hennepin Area Visitors
Florid and Hennepin residents filled a weekend with visits and gatherings. Mary Johnson hosted callers including Mrs. Krafft Edith Hetrick and Marion Morine’s guests, while Charles Clemens family hosted relatives in Florid and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Krafft
Edith
Mary Johnson
Elizabeth Hetrick
Marion Morine Near
Hennepin
Astternpone
M Compere Helmer
Mir’ An Wilmer Stehl
Hhinghardt Tehl
Granville
Charles
Clemens
Harry
Walter ‘Cassell
Arthur Olson
Peoria
Maurice Skeen
Cherry
John
Brandstarter
Nancy Clemens
Viola ‘Clemens
Beulah Penderson
Simon
J—Blee
Miss
Grace of
Habverey
Sunda
Adam Deininger
Pletsch
Earl Daily
Bradish
Mae Ely
Iflorid
Elmer Cassell
Florid
John E. Peterson
Ed. Tomlinson
McNabb
Doris Deine
Franklin
Magnolia
Ray
de Esther’ Loy
Henry Dipple
Dipple
George Button
Robert
Lena Olson
Anna ‘Johnson
Morris
Charles Clemens
George Helmer
de- Pue
Erie
Pennsylvania
Charles Helmer
Omaha
Nebr
Shirley
Margery
Patricia . Morine- of- Near
H.G
Henning’s
Alfred Morine
Henning
Mary
Passini
Highwood
Grace Henning
Plano
Hennepin High School
Henry Henning
Camp Grove News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and School Events
Camp Grove residents share social visits with Pekin Peoria Osceola and Whitefield families. Miss Hickey returns from Chicago as high school tours the World's Fair. School closes with a picnic as teachers Whitby McGinn lead seventh and eighth grade commencements with ten graduates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane-Dewey
Pekin
Burt Gilfillan
Kenneth Seely
Elizabeth Carroll
Princeville
Ladies’ Aid
John Cole
Speer
Callista—Hickey
Chicago
J. P. Hickey
Ed. Ellis
Peoria
Robert Nelson
Howard Screeton
Jane Turnbull
Osceola
Vivian Vars
Edelstein
Ruth Nelson
Ruth
Vivian
Bridget- Reilly
F. C. Willett
Lizzie Shorts
Whitefield
Camp Grove
Genevieve
Nora McGinn
Harry Whitby
Genevieve McGinn
Ben Dewey
Darlene Curry
Louise Greiner
Barbara Ross
Bertram A Gerald Fennell
Frank Carroll
Woman Requests Rug For Bird Cage In Store
A young woman visits a furniture shop and asks to see linoleum floor coverings. After viewing all rugs the clerk offers to order a pattern from the factory. She clarifies she only needs a rug about eight inches square for a bird cage.
Locking brakes linked to lubricant causing lock action
The Chicago Motor Club notes brakes often lock after a driver ignores warning signs. Locking can result from lubricant contaminating linings. as it heats the lubricant becomes sticky and causes a locking action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Road Service Department
Chicago Motor ‘Club
Infant Awake Time in First Month Narrows
In the first month of life an average infant stays awake about two hours daily, with long stretches of sleep dominating the early weeks. This reflects typical newborn alertness and activity patterns observed by pediatric experts.
Wordplay from a playful family exchange
A child frets about aging and time asking if time is an old man. The father confirms and the boy jokes about balding then asks how time can be taken by the forelock. The dialogue captures a humorous domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
Freddy
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