President Coolidge to Address 7th Annual Farm Bureau Meeting
The American Farm Bureau Federation will host its seventh annual meeting December 7 8 and 9 with President Coolidge expected to attend making a historic first by a U S President addressing a farmers organization A R Wright of Varna on the I A A Executive Board named as alternate delegate and L F Boyle president of the local Farm Bureau invited to attend during the presidential address.
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Coolidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
A. R. Wright
Varna
L. F. Boyle
Farm- Bureau
Hennepin News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Edward Bruer has been ill and missed school while James Zenor visited from Minnesota. Numerous town events include a Granville High School movie night, a Catholic Ladies supper dance, and a Halloween social at the M. E. church. Updates cover hospital visits, family gatherings, births, illnesses, and upcoming entertainments at the High School building.
Local Social Roundup From LaSalle and Nearby Towns
Fred Hagg and wife shopped in LaSalle Friday. Cecil May of Decatur visited here over Sunday. Thos Olson of Warrensville called Saturday. A Harth delivered potatoes on the tracks last week. Clara Lundgren of Dana visited her parents Friday. Wm Lyons, Kinsman high school teacher, spent the weekend here. Savanna Kreger visited Wenona friends for several days. The Golden, Griffin and Griffith sisters visited Wenona Sunday. Neifing family and Henry Noel drove to El Paso and Eureka Sunday. Fitzgerald and Dunne couples visited Mrs Condon in Sterling. Harold Phillips, Peoria College student, visited his parents. Mrs. Kreger hosted Regor Garvin, John Garvin, and Oral Judd. Florence Comisky of Harmon and Ithel of DeKalb were weekend guests. Margaret Richards visited daughter Victoria Baker before returning home. Clara Harth of Chicago vacationing with sister Mrs Lechner and brother A Harth. Wet weather slows husking and leaves fields muddy for corn. Mrs Job Curtis of Lombard was brought here for burial Friday. Services were at M E church, interment at Hope cemetery. Charlotte Volmer hosted a six o’clock dinner for birthday guests Vivian Hannum, Amanda Bell, Ruth Lyons, and Lucile Comisky who could not attend.
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Edward Bruer
James Zenor
Minnesota
Henthorn
Peoria
Clifford Coleman
Davenport
Iowa
H. E. Raley
Granville High School
Beulah Davison
Highland Park
Schermerhorn
Cecil
Arthur Smith
Childs
Babe
Cecil Church
Wyoming
Ill
Clarence Stewartson
Yukon
Vivian Peterson
Parkinson
Fred Farnsworth
Chicago
Richard Coleman
M. E. Church
Hallow
Rev. Thorpe
Jesus
King
Maud Stouffer
Assembly of
Brian Sexton
Ottawa
Opera House
Thos. Dore
Milwaukee
Wis
F. C. Childs
Granville
Hartman
Hennepin
A. J. Stewartson
Floyd Stewartson
Ione
Wm. Kibble
Irene
Billy
Grandmother Stewartson
Ing
Arereibichuee
Gladden
Arid
P- Mi — Marine
Zelda Nash
Ton
Fred Hagg
LaSalle
Cecil May
Decatur
Thos Olson
Warrensville
A. Harth
Clara Lundgren
Dana
Wm. Lyons
Kinsman High School
Savanna Kreger
Regor
John Garvin
Wenona
Oral Judd
Florence Comisky
Harmon
Ithel
DeKalb
T. F
Margaret Richards
Victor Baker
Clara Harth
Geo. Lechner
Job Curtis
Lombard
Wm. Curtis
Hope Cemetery
Charlotte Volmer
Vivian Hannum
Amanda Bell
Ruth Lyons
Lucile Comisky
Local Residents Attend Football Game in Champaign
Mr and Mrs 8S D Bishop accompany Miss Imogene Cohagen Edith Lowe Dorothy and Edward Bangs Mr Finley Linder and Misses Marcetes Pearletta Foley and Milliard Barnes as they motor to Champaign and return Sunday.
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D. Bishop
Imogene Cohagen
Edith Lowe
Dorothy
Edward Bangs
Finley Linder
Marcetes Pearletta-Foley
Milliard Barnes
Champaign
Missionary Meeting Attendees List at Varna
Branch Meeting held in Varna on October 20 and 21 drew attendees including Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Merrit, Mrs. Stella Bell, George and Vera Phillips, Mrs. Elsie Hartenbower, Mrs. Vernon Brenn, Rev. and Mrs. Eckstrand, with others not recorded.
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Varna
A. W. Merrit
Stella Bell
George and
Vera Phillips
Elsie Hartenbower
Vernon Brenn
Eckstrand
Dorothea Vollmer Hosts Eleven Birthday Party
Dorothea Vollmer turned eleven on Thursday October twenty second and celebrated with eighteen friends from her fifth and sixth grade classes and her sister Charlotte’s school group. The party featured games, themed decorations, a cake with Dorothea’s name and age, eleven candles, lunch of chicken sandwiches potato salad pickles cake and cocoa, and many thoughtful gifts.
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Dorothea Vollmer
Charlotte
Dorothea
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Oct meeting report
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held its October gathering at Mrs. Mary Moixtenson's home with Mrs. Mortenson and Mrs. Hess as hostesses. Mrs. Alfred Bell opened the meeting and Miss Vera Philips led devotionals with Scripture and songs. Forty-two members answered roll call and visitors attended. Lunch featured grape marmalade, pressed chicken, Newport salad, rye and wheat bread, cream pie and coffee served by several hostesses.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mary Moixtenson
Mortenson
Hess
Alfred Bell
Vera- Philips
Lillian Morgan
Lon Quantance
Vinnie Hagg
Roscoe Phillips
Lloyd Hess
Fannie Eberly
M. E. Brotherhood Organized by Local Men
Twenty five men gathered at the M. E. parsonage Monday to organize a M. E. Brotherhood. Rev. Eckstrand elected president and Clyde Hemming secretary treasurer. A committee with Prof. S. D. Bishop to draft by laws and plan monthly meetings with refreshments and social time.
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M. E
M. E. Parsonage
November Weather Forecasts Across Regions
The forecast describes a month with cold waves and frosts in the south, freezing in northern states, followed by mild periods in early days. Storm periods bring rain and snow from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes, with snow squalls in New England and heavy sleet and snow along the coast. Overall temperatures slightly below normal and precipitation above average.
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Rocky Mountains
Great Lake
New England
Ohio
Tennessee
Mississippi River Valley
Gulf States
Lake
Mississippi River
Chloo
Hallowe'en Card Party at Country Home
Mr and Mrs Guy hosted a 500 party on Wednesday evening October 21 at their country home in honor of Hallowe en. An elegant luncheon with sandwiches pickles salad coffee and pumpkin pie with cranberries followed. Guests praised the hosts as royal entertainers. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Chas Phelps and Miss Charlotte of Tonica.
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Maud_Stouffer
H. B. “Enor
Miss Stouffer
Miss Young
Misses Zenor
Miss Stauffer
Mildred Loy-Stewartson
Raley
Hurin
Bruer
Peterson
Guy
Hallowe’en
Phillips
Chas Phelps
Charlotte
Tonica
The Cause of the Coldness
A young man and girl sit across a table. initial warmth cools as silence falls. The reason is simple and humorous the ice cream dishes placed by the drug store clerk created an icy barrier between them.
Fear as an aid to longevity in human behavior
The idea frames fear not as a flaw but as a functional driver for survival. It suggests fear responses help organisms assess risk, avoid harm, and endure longer lives through heightened awareness and precaution.
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Federal Biological Survey
Henry
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Claude Webber
LaPrairie
Clinton Owen
Richland
Leslie Wheeler
Virginia Dauber
Merrill Holmes
Saratoga
Roy Colby
Evelyn and
Nettie Bell Wherry
Putnam
Magnolia
J. W. Otto
George Borgstede
Geo
R. S. Rhodes
Dairy Department
University of Illinois
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Bennington
Roberts
Senachwine
Whitefield
Ralph Wiertz
Bennington Township
John Stadel
Krug
Sils
Spring Valey Hospital
Flora Zenor
Godwin Jessen
Maud Hamm
Spring Valley Hospital
Kidd Magnolia
Hallowe'en
Savings Bank of
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Illinois
Andrews
Mrs. Andrews
Smucker
T. J. Oshbraves
Fred W. Potter
Hereford Feeder Auctions
Adams Cattle Company
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