Local social notes from Putnam county and surrounding towns
Mrs D C Wright visits Lacon while George Myers call on Streator. Various residents and relatives travel to Peoria Elmira Springfield Terre Haute and other locales for visits and duty. Notables include Miss Nina Lundgren starting work as school nurse and Dr W C Phillips funeral in Clarinda Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wright
Lacon
George Myers
Albert Carlson
Towanda
Ozell Stateler
J. P. Johnson
Peoria
W. R. Broaddus
Varna
Willard King
Robert Peterson
Toluca
Ivar Carlson
Misa Marie Munson
Agnes Schumacher
Henthorne
Jesse
Charles
Elmer Shanklin
Nina Lundgren
Putnam County
Forrest Huffstetter
Norman
Lizzie Frisk
Laura Adams
Albert Anderson
Lewis Palm
Albin Palm
Leola
Henry
Orville Gill
Washburn
Leslie Bursett
Lawrence Palm
John Bergstrom
Manteuffel
John Fecht
Springfield
John Umphrees
Terre Haute
Indiana
Ralph Hylin
Deer Creek
Robert Umphrees
Alva Zeppel
Vernon
Ruth
John Carlson
Saxton
Ashbum
Oscar Flesburg
Tampico
Ernest Crone
Ed Coleson
Richland
William
Ponto Carlson
Virginia—Stoner
Hopewell
Shaws Point School
Frank Stoner
Lorenz
Wesley
Low Point
Rockford
Andre
Trulin
Charles Stateler
Bureau
Stateler
Cedar Rapids
John Smith
Eddie Martin
Charles Martin
Fredinand Shoepke
California
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Margaret McCarthy
Mike Kiley
Lake View
Sam Miller
Dora Kiley
Wesley Nilsson
Community notices and visits in Varna district
Local residents traveled to Rockford Tampico Davenport and Peoria for family visits and events. The Busy Bee Circle served hot dogs pie and coffee in Jenkins building raising 18 dollars. Baptismal rites planned for Rev K A Nilsson's grandson. several families announced moves to Chicago La Rose and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lawler
Rockford
Eunice
Mayme
Fayrina
Hazel Durst
Busy Bee Circle
K. A. Nilsson
Jenkins Building
Ethel Coleson
Minnie Flesburg
Ellen Lindgren
Grant Flesburg
Martin Melford
Minnesota
Charles Friberg
Oscar Olson
Melford
Ralph
Frank
Davenport
Floyd Dowell
Nilsson
Cliff Jenkins
Ernest Quiram
Dorothy
Peoria
Quiram
Tremont
Fred Becker
George Meirers
Havana
Marie Meirers
Washington
Miss Marie
Hilma Johnson
Tressie
Chicago
Helga
Floyd
Varna
John Peterson
Della Mae
Ruth Austin
Brother Floyd
Geo. Bergsten
Floyd Austin
Peterson
Ruth
Ehlert Sand
Forrest Huffstetters Move to Toluca
Forrest Huffstetter moved his household goods and family to Toluca last Saturday. Since taking up the management of the lumber yard there some weeks ago he has driven back and forth daily. They have secured a house and will be at home to friends at Toluca. Varna friends regret the family leaving while praising Mr. Huffstetter’s public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Huffstetters
Toluca
Forrest Huffstetter
Huffstetter
Mr. Huffstetter
Varna
Roberts Home Bureau Meeting At Mrs Palm’s Home
The Roberts unit met Thursday at Mrs Edith Palm’s home with good attendance despite road conditions. Members welcomed Miss Scott back and opened with two songs before discussing the home bureau aims. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Home Bureau
Edith Palm
Miss Scott
Home Bureau Aim
Camp Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Kate Wingate visits Peoria with relatives. Jas P Hickey attended bankers banquet in Henry. Families and friends from Camp Grove visit, host dinners, and attend celebrations. Mrs Mills ill in Bradford. Leo Smith assists. Reid, Poignant, and Rickey families host guests. A boy fractures arm. another loses an eye, with hospital care and expected recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wingate
Peoria
Jas. P. Hickey
Henry
Ensley Pullen
Issac Stottler
C._E. _Naven
Paul Dailey
Wallace Hollandsworth
Wm. Hollandsworth
L. F. Dawson
Charles Salisbury
John Hickey
Wm. Long
Kirs. Leo Smith
Bradford
Mills
Harry Reid
Harry
Mary Margaret
Ohio
Finois
Augustine Ryan
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
James Judd
John Weekly
B. Rielly
F. P. O’brien
Havana
Thomas O’brien
Camp Grove
Toulon
John Warrs
Edelstein
John Nelson
Robert Nelson
Fred Prue
William Prue
Whitefield
Ollie and
Luella Rickey
Sparland
William
Hugh King
South Dakota
Minnesota
Will Coulter
H. S. Herr
Kenneth Seeley
Bell—_Pearson
St. Louis
Vohris Reil
Jas. Nellinger
Methodist Hospital
Len Bowyer
Elsie
Earl Bauter
Montrose
Iowa
John Tarter
Willard Sweiger
Castleton
Frank
Weig Town
West-Of
Florid Anker Johnson Rides New Coupe
Willis Deininger entertained the Clyde Allen family Sunday. Frank Hetrick from Chicago visited relatives and music plus refreshments were shared. The time featured a birthday surprise for Mrs. Pat Donoho and news of a baby girl in Ottawa for Elmer and Rosella Peterson. The Ladie's Aid met at Mrs. E. G. Henning with plans to meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anker Johnson
Willis Deininger
Clyde Allen
Fred Kroft
Bessie Dismay
Péoria
Elmer Cassell
Walter Deininger
Berniece
Joe Edwards
LaSalle
Frank Hetrick
Chicago
George Hetrick
Joe
Pat Donoho
H. E. Allen
Donoho
Elmer Peterson
Ottawa
Ella Rudy
Wyoming Woman Injured After Falling Into Old Cistern
Mrs. Peter Crangle of Wyoming fell about ten feet into an unused cistern at her home last Monday afternoon. The board platform gave way due to rot as she nailed loose boards, scraping her elbow and striking her head. She called for help. daughter Ella Crangle found and aided her with a ladder, and she escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Crangle
Wyoming
Ella Crangle
Hidden Ambition of Men Echoed in Quiet Yearnings
A reflective line suggests every man harbors a private wish for ease and simplicity, akin to a dog or an Indian’s uncomplicated life, contrasting public duties with private longing.
Woman who can vamp her husband never needs others
A saying notes that a woman who can captivate her own husband does not require using charms on other men.
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Ned.” Thut
Scott
Mrs
Roberts Home Bureau
Illinois State_Utilities Commission
Vicinity
C. A. Camp
Henry Cleaners & Tailors
R. Klug
Buick
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michign
Eureka
Federal and Royal Cleaners
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
C. A. Onyun
R. .S. Carr
Illinois
Bogner Auto CO
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