Local social notes and church listings in Magnolia
Marion Stratton of Peoria visits Magnolia for several days. Lillian Defenbaugh, Harriet Eddingfield, and Misses Rolley and Freeman appear as visitors and callers in nearby towns. A Masonic hall dance is planned for April 25 with public invitation. Magnolia Church schedules morning service at 11 and evening service at 8 with prayer meeting on weekday evening. Rev. W Harvey Young presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stratton
Peoria
Lillian Defenbaugh
la Lake
George Hillabrand
Henry
Harriet Eddingfield
Masonic
Bessie
Rolley
Louisa Freeman
Hennepin
Samuel
Potter
George ‘Ditman
Edith Defenbaugh
Clara Roberts
Chicago
J.° S. Phillips
Louise
Magnolia
Nce
Harvey Young
B. W
Amanda Pal
Delavan Jas
Shwatmbach
Lacon
Mary
Lee
Broaddus
Evanston
Misa Judith Storkes
Cla Otha
Willis’ Wright
Varna
Tolica
Arthur, Walcott
O. M. Hurt
James Madden
George Copeland
Board of Education
Marshall County
J.maois
Alfred R. Wright
Robert E. Peterson
James Shanklin
Conrad Koch
Marion
McCuskey
Warner R. Broaddus
Frank Stoner
Mra
Ed Quiram
California
Ae Quiram
Charles B. Statefer
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Tessie Kelly
Toluca
Arthur.Lindstrom
Frank Johnson
Pike Olson
Germany
Bernard Johnson
R. D. McCulloch
Streator
Movie Land
Ed Jesse
Billie Morrell
South America
Bert Smith
Magno- Ha
Lofgren
John Peterson
Jennie Krantz
Venona
The
Missionary Society S
Cora Falk
Arthur Shanklin
Atlanta
Georgia
Walter Nelson
Camp Miles
N. J
Tom Ong
Ohio
Carrie Lenz
Marshall County State Bank
Roberts Township
Community notices and events in McNabb and area
Local residents attend church and social events in McNabb and Streator including visits by Miss Holliday and family. Plays at Wolf's hall April 26 feature The Little Clodhopper. Henry and Bloomington connections are noted along with hospital and relief sewing activities. Illinois legislators push daylight saving repeal to ease farm burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hoyle
Streator
Lucille Holliday
A. M. Holliday
John Nader
William Heininger
Charles Heininger
Lena Helgoth
Paul Helgoth
Paul Helmuth
Little Clodhopper
Walf's Hall
McNabb Community ‘Club
Septimus Green
George ‘Grasser
Ocey, Gump
Fred Gallaher
George Chiggerson
Herman Wolf
Chiggerson Boggs
Anna Holliday
Julietta Bean
Bertha Wolf
Charmian Carter
Kathryn Moéwa
Judy
Nellie
Hoyle
Mia
Fred Greathouse
Streator Hospital
Louis Hoppold
McNabb
Hennepin
B. King’s
Bloomington
Clodhopper
Wolf's Hall
Peter
Wolf’s
Henry
Peter Kuhne
J. I. Wolf
Tice
Illinois
Congress
Central West
King
Washburn proposes hotel project amid wartime needs
Local leaders back a $25 000 three story Washburn hotel with 20 rooms and a basement level barber shop. The third floor would be leased to Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges, enabling private banquets and community events. Charles Stavenson leads the effort with many shares already promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Lodges
Charles John’ Stavenson
Metamera Herald
Lostant Local News Highlights and Obituary Notes
Lostant reporters note birth of Ralph Tipton’s daughter and a baby boy named George Hillabrand recovering from illness. Local elections detail village leadership and school trustees. Community updates cover visits, travel, Centenary meetings, home improvement talks, and family news across Lostant and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tipton
George Hillabrand
Henry
S’ J. A. Whitney
Lostant
Amboy
iPr
Albert Arthur’Gealow
Edward B- Gealow
Hodgkins
J. A. Whitney
H. A. Barr
F. E. Hagg
M. L. Shields
A. H. Bell
G. F. Bell
J. B. Hillabrand
I. P. Wierman
Normal
Max Whitney
Bobbie
Oscar Bumgarner
Chillicothe
George Lechner
Arthur Gentert
Camp Grant
Elmer Wells George Phillips
Lucile Schoenneshoefer
Streator
M. E. Church
Wenona
Hope Township Home Improvement Association
Old School Baptist Church
Glottfeller
Edna Barr
Joy Clifford
Burl Roberts
Independence
Iowa
California
Hancock
Boone
Bell
Victory Bonds Drive Aimed At Cleaner Illinois
Statewide Health Promotion Week to begin the second Sunday in May with committees in communities. Illinois Tuberculosis Association's W D Thurber to lead state activities including better babies contests mass meetings and community cleanups. Old weather lore predicts a promising crop year if east winds bring damp conditions and the wind turns favorable. Citizens urged to donate to support troops and civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Health
Legislate
W. D. Thurber
Illinois Tuberculosis Association
Vinol claims good blood and anemia cure formula
An ad argues pure ingredients prove Vinol's efficacy and promises a money back guarantee if health does not improve. It lists components such as iron manganese citrate glycerophosphate and peptones and appeals to doctors to reveal contents to combat patent medicine concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. d
Rommonger
Henry
What Is a Gentleman by Dr Frank Crane
A gentleman is a man who is strong yet gentle through self restraint not weakness. True gentleness avoids offense protects others respects all, and acts without shaming or threatening, valuing self-respect over the praise of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
Illinois Health Promotion Week marks costly toll of disease
Illinois Public Health Department reports over 24 000 funerals and more than 88 000 cases of preventable illness in the year ending March 1 1918, with costs surpassing 156 006 dollars. The legislature declares May Health Promotion Week to focus on this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State Department of Public Health
Sig Department
of Public Health
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Pace & Son
F. C. Willett
M.D
Whitefield
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Spairland
Illanois
D. Maulfair
Granville
DR. R
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Heary, Ill
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Ephone
KM. Barnes
J.H. Magoon
Con- Caaca
Henry, Til
McColl & Smith
K. McColl
Princeton
Lisle Smith
Maulius
H.w.may
Thompson Farm Loans
E. Fenw Ok
Adgt
the Republican
Henry, Ill
Magriolia
Department
Fae McNabb
Pana——_ COUNTRY WOMEN'S CLUB
Mra. Chesas
W. A. Klein
W. A. Boyle
Y Baen-E-Wili
Victory Donalds
Gentleman
Henry Opera
Mac Marsh
Polly
M.M. Henking
Hammar
Magnolia Drug and Supply Hous
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