Local residents visit relatives and attend events
A series of short notices list residents visiting relatives in nearby towns and attending events. Families from Hopewell Peoria Lacon Wenona and Bloomington are mentioned with several trips and gatherings noted.
Varna Area Social Roundup and Commencement Notes
Local families visit relatives in Galesburg Rockford Chicago and Peoria. News covers travel to bank group meetings visits to Knox College events and a Varna Township High School commencement held June 5 1925 with diplomas awarded and class day exercises.
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Varna Township High School
Nilsson
Harold Stoner
Fisher
Peoria
Faye Dickerson
Harms
A. H. Dickerson
V Township High School
Powers Brothers Real Estate Success Ties to Miami Growth
Ralph J Powers son of J M Powers and brother of Mrs T Floyd rose from Pleasant Farm on the Putnam road to real estate prominence in Miami Florida. His firm Powers and Big just profited 1 060 000 in four months on 110 acres at Biscayne Bay, the highest price per acre in Miami development history, aiding a planned Federal Aid highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Powers
J. M. Powers
Bis City
Miami
Florida
T. Floyd
Henry
Ralph
Putnam Road
Mary Péenesék
Harrison
Powers & Big
Hig Treat
Biscayné
Powers
Ull
Miami Shores
tha#é
Milne
Sinéé Relph
Miasat Uw
Derenge
Varna Woman's Club Last Meeting Discusses Hometown History
The Varna Woman's Literary Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. Ella Phillips home. Members and guests described costumes and answered questions on local history, sharing items from Marshall county and Varna, with Mrs. Phillips hosting a luncheon and violin selections by Mrs. Phillips. The gathering adjourned to September 12 at Mrs. Laura Wolcott's country home.
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Varna
Woman’s Literary Club
Ella_Phillips
Clarence Phillips
Gordon
Downey
L. R
Phillips
Henry
Mesdames
Adolph Bade
Charlotte Maleham
Gertrude M. Broaddus
Leo Murphy
Son
Mildred Dorothy Wolcott
Gertrude J. Broaddus
Gertrude
Grace Stateler
Lillian-Broaddus
Margaret
Belsly
Adolph
Cordia’ Broaddus
Louise Wright
Janet Stateler
Mary H. Norton
Marshall County
Mamith
Cottage Notes and Local Happenings
Margaret Allen spent days with Gladys Ruberg near Providence. Walter Rosenquist Tom Landes and Glen Reed shipped cattle to Chicago last week. A Ross Stingley and family visited with Charles Hunt near Henry. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs John Aay. Born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Ness a six pound daughter. Mother and baby progressing well. Quote shows town humor about a cedar and ward girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson
Seth Swanson
Donald Smith
Breoinin Ean
Eleanor Nelson
Hopewell
Nettie
M. E
Russell Palm
Lawrence~Palm
Milton,Hultgrén
Anna Extron
Herman
Falk
Minnie
Prior
Clement
DeGrot
Helga Johnson
Chicago
Hilma Johnson
Robert Massey
Peoria
Awvith
Alvina ‘ Chumacher
Roy Winters
Ieva Madge Kelley
Lona Morrell
Minoak
Harry Nott
Frank, Davis
Lottie
Mae
Wenona
Grant Chastine
Louis Klusman
la Rose
Margaret Allen
Gladys Ruberg
Providence
Walter Rosenquist
Tom Landes
Glen Reed
A Ross
Stingley
Charles Hunt
Henry
Ladies’ Aid
John Aay
Elmer Ness
Babe
Death and Time in a Poem by Wilfred Scarven Blunt
Fragmentary verse laments bitter quarrel with Time and Death. The speaker questions humanity's harm to life and the world, noting leaves fall and summer dies as a witness to a universal crime against existence.
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Wilfred Scarven Blunt
Constipation of Thought and Diarrhea of Words
A reflective line on mental blockage and verbal overdrive, contrasting slow thinking with rapid talking. The aphorism hints at the struggle to communicate clearly amid excess speech.
Accident on Henry Dike Involves Mrs Wright
Mrs A R Wright of Vaina met with an accident while traveling to the city on Henry dike last week. Her sedan struck a bad bump and the front wheels veered off the shoulder sinking into dirt before passing motorists could pull the car back onto the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R._Wright
Vaina
Wright
Cigar Box Riddle Reappears as Light Idea
A playful exchange between a physicist and a chemist imagines lighting a cigar without matches. The physicist jokes that removing one cigar from the box leaves the box itself as a lighter, a quip attributed to L. C. Cartwright, Reporter No. 9656.
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Cartwright
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Oliver Extrom
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the-Bergstein
Ingcon
New York
Carl Leckman
McKeesport
Elmer Flesburg
Elmer Valine
Palm
Sandy
Bernice Brown
Willis Justice
J.W. Baylor
Gary
Indiana
Willis
D-M_Justice
Mr.Baylor
Washington
Ill
Miss Minnie
Oscar
Grant Flesburg
Elen——Lundgren
Ethel
Willie Coleson
Ernest Crone
Tampico
Edward Crone
C. O. Flesburg
Charles Crone
Royal
Bouscher
Northwestern University
Evanston
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Peterson
John Peterson
Floyd
Austin
Charles Martin
Murphy
Babé
Mitchell
Evelyn Leckman
Stoner
Mrs~Hy
Tess Kelley
Carl “Holmstrom
Lucille Modro
Marie Munson
Roy Brown
Powers Young Lng
Marie
Mungon
Berulah Peterson
Carl
Leckman
Mildred Peterson
Harold
Carl ‘Austin
Republican
Wyoming
Nebraska State Line
Chicago; Rand Northwestern
Thomas Pfister
Node
Wyo
Kidder
Bayne
L_BAYNE
Illinois
David E. Bost
Henry, II
Websters
Henry News-Republican
Webster’s New
Allen B. Smith
Faneraf
Henry, Ill
Dike
A. E. Hubbard
Ofthes
Jefferson’ Building
Ilineis
Thompson Farm Loans
Lacon
Tlinois
John Urbankee
Old-Henry