Sparland civil notices and community events in Henry Illinois
Sparland pages report Easter services banquets and community moves. Miss Elsie Gehr teaches in Cicero while Miss Odel and McQuilken return home for Easter. Funeral for John Riddell noted with Masonic attendance and local tributes. Families host dinners and plan church events as residents travel to Peoria and Sterling.
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Elsie Gehr
Chicago
William Frank
C. McLaughlin
Chillicothe
Cecil Parsons
Bloomington
Normal
Otto Paulson
Henry
Edith Reichslager
Washburn
Marie Hodge
C. D. Marshall
Peoria
Fred Bliss
Bliss
John Riddell
Mary C. Riddell
Will. C. D. Marshall
W. H. Day
la Salle
Interworld
Kate Beck
Josie Morentich
Thomas Cox
Abingdon
M. E
Interchurch plans and local church notices in Sparland
Bethel and Sparland churches announce services this Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m in Bethel and 10 a m Sunday school, 7 30 p m preaching, 2 30 p m Junior Epworth League, and 6 45 p m Epworth League in Sparland. Also a Friday showing of The Melting Pot of the Nation with free admission to raise funds. The obituary notes John H Riddell of Sparland, born 1870 in Scotland, who died March 27, 1920 in Peoria after a career as a bookkeeper and grain elevator manager, a kindly neighbor and Mason.
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Bethel
Interchurch
Kingdom of God
Sparland
Methodist Sunday School
America
William Henry Day
John H. Riddell
John Hamilton Riddell
John
Elizabeth Hamilton Riddell
Strathaven
Scotland
Riddell
Wellgreen
Proctor Hospital
Peoria
Ill
United States
William Riddell
Brown's Business College
W. W. Dewey & Sons
Sparland Lodge A. F. & A. M. No
Floral tributes and funeral assist praised in notices
Mrs Hdna Riddell, Andrew Riddell, Mr and Mrs Fred Bliss are thanked for beautiful floral tributes and help with funeral services in a short notices item.
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Hdna Riddell
Andrew Riddell
Fred Bliss
Fenwick Funeral Home Ad Names Henry Fenwick
Fenwick's Funeral Home listing profiles Henry Fenwick as licensed embalmer and funeral director, with location at 4 G EB. Contact details not provided.
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Fenwick
Leonard Wood for President A Illinois Campaign Piece
A 1912 Illinois campaign column argues Leonard Wood should be president over Minnesota and New Hampshire born rivals. It praises his Cuba and Philippines reforms, governance, and nation building, urging readers to vote April 13 and elect Wood for national leadership. Nathan William MacChesney chairs the Leonard Wood Illinois Campaign Committee at 1248 Congress Hotel, Chicago.
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Nathan William MacChesney
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Chicago
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