Easter program and community notes from Putnam county
A March to April sequence of local notices covers Easter church events at the Christian church with about 20 attendees, visits by residents from Henry and Marshall towns, and a school report from Serinchwine noting a new March grading system, improved daily grades, and a joint literary program planned for April 20.
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Ept
She Christian
Murphy
Henry
Conkoy
Blanche
P.park
J. B. Wherry
Christian Church
S. George Freer
Dietz
Marshalltown
W. Murphy
Jerry Amords
Sughion Sqood
Mae
Freda Holninger
Joliet
Vivian ‘Heininger
Peoria
Hays
F. E. Murphy's
Milton Stephens
la Salle
Cora Yarrington
Bureau
Serinchwine
Kathyn Bullington
Margarat
Marie Stetmle
Tiskilwa
Ako
Ixes
Ito Akate
Depue
Se ‘Club
ADT
Easter Vacation Visits Stir Osco Area Residents
Local residents from Henry, Osco, and nearby towns spent Easter week visiting relatives and attending church and school events. The community notes include a missionary address by Rev. John Dysart, numerous visits between families, and planned events such as a Swaney school carnival to raise funds for the Spectrum yearbook.
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Henry
J. J. Tominson
Ford
Madldvia
Ind
Milla
Henry Lant
Emma Mills
Helen Smith
Whitney
Harriet Hoopes
Black College
Emma Wilson
Oliver Wilson
Peoria
Ralph Wilson
Pauline Shinn
Yachool
Standard
Griffith
Meta
Lassman
Hennepin School
H. D. Lawrence
Chicago
R Burdatta Griffith
Hugi Frei
Theniversity
Hu Soik
John Dysart
Granville
India
Friends Meeting House
Frank Koshiler
Pooria
Frank Kerns
Faily
Friends Day School
Primary pupils and essay declamations amid preliminaries and deaths
Edna Mecan John O Brien Dioy t Avheeler Kathryn Bullington Uraina Whieeler are working on declamations for the preliminary contest to be held on a later date. Belva Chéties Irma Smith are welcome in the primary department. Patrick McCormick formerly of Putnam died in Blue Island at the age of 77. He married in 1868 and had ten children, six boys and four girls. The family moved to Putnam in 1876 then Blue Island in 1903. Mrs McCormick suffered a paralytic stroke about 1915 and did not recover, leaving the family in sorrow.
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Edna Mecan
John’ ‘O'Brien
Dioy ‘T Avheeler
Kathryn Bullington
Uraina Whieeler
Ares
Hut O’brien
Rubh Seble
Roy Christenson
Belva, Chéties
Irma ‘Smith
Patrick McCormick
Putnam
Blue Island
McCormick
Spring Styles and New Garments Hit the Retail Scene
Redfern Master Designers unveil Spring garments promising unbreakable contour for all figures and a guaranteed yearlong satisfaction. Also featured are Spring millinery displays, waists, skirts, silk dresses, and Spring Clothes for men from Hart Schaffner and Marx with exclusive models and new accessories. Wall paper sales tout returnability, low freight, and local service perks.
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Redfernn
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Aid Society Plans Church Meetings at Saratoga M E
The Hutchins and Downey notes report the Ladies Aid Society of Saratoga M E Church will meet next Wednesday at 2 30 to plan upcoming meetings starting May 25 Everyone is invited The report includes Sunday school attendance figures collections and a full officer slate with remarks on Easter services choir tableau and church repairs A social is planned for April 18 at Ira Hawksworth’s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aukland
Robert Kelley
Lester D. Lewis
Lealle
Jacobs
Parsons
Sparland
Riley Diverbiss
Albert Newman
Leslie Aukland
Church of Today
Ira Hawksworth
The Work of Seven Horses Now Reclaimed by Tractor
An excerpt extols a new tractor that performs plowing and field work once done by seven horses. It promises belt power, 31 inch clearance, and gentle crop passage while guiding as easily as a horse team.
Moline Universal Tractor Promises High Daily Work Output
The brochure claims the Moline Universal Tractor can plow 6 to 8 acres per day and harvest 16 to 20 acres, with rates 10 to 20 acres daily for some tasks. Described as strictly a one man tractor, it turns a 16 foot circle without backing and lets the driver operate both the tractor and tools from a single seat.
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Daniel Webster Vision on Industrial Shift and Labor
The passage cites Daniel Webster warning against rapid industrialization forcing youths into unhealthy factory work. It contrasts a future of dismissed rural life with a mass of American labor in mills and workshops, urging caution to preserve outdoor labor, sight, and sound of nature against smoke and steam.
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L. H. Lassman
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J. N. Wilson
F. B. Smith
Edna Wilson
Hazel Bomen
Irma
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Normial
George Hager
Dwight
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I. P. Wierman
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Karene Pomuledats
Ruth
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Ralph
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Vernan “Stansett
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Katharyn
Howard
Harold Sutherland
Ruth Bumgarner
Ruth Mills
Bealer
Smith
Peterson
Pricer
Swaney ‘School
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