Magnolia News Lively With School Events And Improvements
Community notices celebrate Walter Spencer’s return from abroad, an ill infant, and a busy Magnolia scene. Magnolia Improvement Day planned for April 16 will plant shade trees along the main street, with lunch, moving pictures, and local pride. church activities, fund outlays for a larger Magnolia Drug and Supply House, and a Swansy school carnival on April 6 are also announced along with local visits and basketball closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Spencer
Joe Sivell
Paxson
Buzzard
Tureka College Glee Club
Louisa Preaman
Bessie Rolley
Margaret
Neal Dunne
Eureka College
W. H. Young
Toya
H. J. Bishop
Henry
McNabb
Bessie Garside
Hennepin Hing
Magnolia Improvement Day
Magnolia
Vox
Magnolia Church
Jesus
W. Harvey Young
Magnolia Drug and Supply
Parey
Quaker Lane
Local Social & Family News Roundup
North Saratoga scenes with Lee Smith Kansas City and Gladys visiting family. Joseph Relsmeyer hosts dinner with the Roths and Loomis clan. Mrs Appel passes away. sympathy to John Loomis family. Henry area visits noted. measles and illnesses mentioned. Fulks Bros ad for storage battery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Smith
Kansas City
Gladys
Smith
John Loomis
Community Notes Reflect Visits and Local Happenings
Whitefield Corners social updates include Dr Hess visiting Grandma Bean and Howard Barker, and both recovering. Visitors Elsa Hartley from York Neb and Lucy Clark host Viola Herr and Miss Myers from Marseilles. New arrival news notes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Newton Williams of Granville. Brother Van Leer of Henry to preach next Tuesday.
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Grandma Bean
Hess
Howard Barker
Elsa Hartley
York
Neb
Lucy Clark
Viola Herr
Miss Myers
Marseilles
Herr
Newton Williams
Granville
Charles Tanquary
Tyrone
N. M
Abram Nighsanger
Jane
Mabel Olgan
Cheago
Belle Atkins
Dover
Ida Anderson
Adam Huffman
Merton Swift
Merton
Ivan Shorts
Clarence Anderson
Peoria
Julia Hogart
Effie Ziegler
Fosdick
Eisie
Monroe
Relves
Brother van Leer
Henry
Ike
Reeves
Sunday School and Church Activities at Saratoga M E Church
The Saratoga M E Church reports dues paid for Sunday School at 6 cents per member and encourages a nickel extra collection. A short Sunday session precedes the annual officer election. Attendance and offerings are noted, with a change to start Sunday services earlier. Revival reports and a convention update are included along with staff changes, choir planning, and social events at the Henking and Murphy households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Lacon M. E
M. B. van Leer
Henry
Charles Salisbury
Jesse Clement
Redfern Hats Spark Easter Values in New Season Display
The exhibition proclaims brightness and youth with Redfern models for the season. Inspectors praise daring original effects in hats described as practical and charming, with no two hats alike. Special values this week range from 3.00 to 7.50, featuring silks, wash goods, corsets, neckwear, gloves, trimmings, notions, and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Hart Schaffner and Mary clothes offer at low prices
A local ad invites readers to browse Hart Schaffner and Mary suits and overcoats with no obligation to buy. It promises quality and fit, and notes new hats caps shoes gloves and underwear are available at the lowest prices.
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Hart, Schaffner & Mary
Whitefield Center Notes on Visits and Construction
Miss Helena Hannum spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Mrs. Elmer Hunt. Owens Construction has begun excavating for a house on Mrs. Ketchum’s farm. Emma Thorn R aids at C. E. Smith’s as several family members are ill.
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Helena Hannum
Elmer Hunt
Owens Construction Company
Boys' Clothing Shows Smart Reefers For Lads
An extra good showing for lads and little fellows with smart reefers and fine garments. For older boys the clothes are dressy, stylish, and sure to please both the boys and the adults who buy them.
Local News Briefs From Peoria and Area
Mr and Mrs F B Murphy visited Peoria last week. Merton Swift and family of Whitefield stayed with F E Wheeler on Sunday. Many students have chicken pox. Christ Christenson was elected supervisor on Tuesday. Mrs W B Murphy sold the store to F E Murphy and asks calls to close the estate. Both aid societies did well at the dinner and supper on election day. William Wheeler of Henry visited Tuesday. Legal notices show suits for 25000 and 15000 against John Hoskins and heirs over estate disputes. Damage claims include 6000 against Peoria for tearing down mill buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Relsmeyer
Henry Birch
Frank
Gregory
Louisa
Rosa Roth
Frank Balenseison
Henry Hank
Henry
Stephen ‘Appel
John Loomis
Doris
Smith
Mr. Woods
Gregory Roth
Frank Balenself
Walter Dubois
Grandma Béan
Ivan Lutés
Harold Barry
Mahton Sutton’s
Wilbur Barnshever
Chillicothe
F. B. Murphy
Peoria
Merton Swift
Whitefield
F. E. Wheeler’s
Christ Christenson
W. 8
Murphy
F. E. Murphy
William Wheeler
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ROE
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Swaney Independents
Wolf's Hall
Alfred Wilson
Milford
Ind
Harold Mills
Red Cross
Steer
W. M. Sutherland
F. 5. Smith
Enida
Mary Griffith
Harvey Young
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Grace M. Steeley
Bloomington
Abel Mills
Charles
Boston
Oliver Wilson
Decatur
Albert Mills
Clarence Mills
Athletic Association
Saratoga
Whitefield Corners
F. D. Draper
Miss Scheister
Saratoga M. E. Church
Rea Fat Oy Putnam
Charles Henninger
F. EB. Murphy's
Hutchins & Dowiney
Whitefield Center
Fenwick
Ill
Putnam M. E. Church
Adams County
Jobn Ost
Co. W. Jackson
Hulda Hoskins
John Hoskins
Gladys Campbell
Riba
Roy Campbell
Re Hoskith
Pavanae
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