Varna Church Confirmants and Community Notes 1920
A Varna community column reports a St Paul Evangelical Lutheran confirmation class including Margaret Junker Laura Kemnitz Ella Arndt Dora Vosberg Paul Schwarz Irvin Wehlang and Hazel Palm with an evening entry in American tongue. The group visited Streator for class pictures with Rev and Mrs Manteuffel. Local notices cover condolences for C B Rickett's death, visits by Mrs Kate Sullivan from Venona, and various residents’ movements. The article also notes the Varna Woman's Club meeting, reflections on Chief White Eagle and Red Brand, and a talk on Aeroplanes up-to-date by Mrs Mary Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Evangelical
Hopewell
Cleve Martin
Tryin
Varna
Clarence Nott
Billy. Broaddus
Lacon
George’ Hoon
Logansport
Ind
Prank Stoner
Charles
Swanton
Drs
Oliver Conner
Rogers
Johnson
Stateler
Brown
Miss
Squ
Mary Norton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Putnam County Grand Jurors and Local Notices
Listings show Putnam County jurors from Granville Magnolia and Hennepin with named individuals. A separate classified notice offers eggs for hatching Single-Comb Rhode Island Reds from Mrs. George A. Relsmeyer in McNabb for five dollars per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bacon
John Real
CG. A. Wood
Rhode—Island
George A. Relsmeyer
McNabb
Henry Central
McNabb Notes and Local Happenings
McNabb news covers a new grocery store by Schmidt and Henry area owners with store occupancy details. Local basketball: McNabb eighth graders lose 15 to 13 to Granville. Hospital stay for Mrs. Fred Greathouse ends Saturday after three weeks. Community visits, anniversaries, and trips to Granville, Denver, and Chicago are mentioned along with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praise and a gas well discovery near Mackinaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Schmidt
Henry
John Greathouse
Fred Greathouses
McNabb -Mice
Granville
McNabb School
Henry Mattern
Chicago
Franze Roll
Paul‘Helgoth's
Denver
Cal
Fred Kuhne
la Salle
Peter Grasser
Familly
Heavy rain damages Crow Creek grade. new bridge planned
The recent heavy rain washed out about seventy feet of Crow Creek grade work, making a second bridge likely. Farmers plan to prepare root ground and sow if weather stays favorable. Bonham and Burson schools hold meetings. a new director, John Hayline, elected to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Creek
Bonham School
Burson
Long
Lacon
John Hayline
George Waughop
Royce
C. M. Sellers
Sparland
Ray Elkins
Hayline
Benny Hunt
Peoria
H. J. Meister
Meister
Henry
James Colligan
Dorothy
Rose Baugh
William Baugh
Mr. Riddell
MR. Blackwell
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Holland
Es- Pace
Sonhighest
Henry,Til
Whitefield
W. Newhalfen
First National Bank
Henry, Hlinois
Ft. 8
W. L. Bayne
Henry, AL
Fred.w. Potter
Henry, T
Charles P. Green
Henry, Th
Mi Barnes
J. H Magport
W. J
W. W. Dewry & Sons
WM. E. Green
Ill
McColl& Smith
McColl
Princeton
Lyle Smith
Manlins
Thompson Farm
Adama
Falls
Putnam County
Fenwick
NERAL
Aut
G. H. Fenwick Store
Henry, Wi
Chamberlain
Benjamin F. Blakeney
Decatur, Ir
Charles E. Smith
Mackinaw
Mr. Smith
Doan
Tronmonger's
Dean
Dean's Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr Blackwell Had. Foster-Mil, Burn Co
Buffalo
Meijer Bros
Ady
White Plymouth Rocks
C. J. Bullington
Edward Street
Henry, Ol
Thera
Ww. H. ‘Weathers
New York
Life_Ins
Gies
Thomas C
Waterous
Lat Nat’l Bank Bldg
Heaty
Magnolia
Lostant
Wenluca
Hes
Magnoliaurug
Samson” Tractor
Deseo
Iike
Matthew
Steele
Nonse Pitta
Tbs
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