Village Notes and Homes Spotted in Spring Social Season
Local notes record visits among residents including Max Whitey, Walter Griffith, Mary Griffith, and many others. Farm sales, school events, church notices, births, illnesses, and social gatherings fill the column with community life around Wenona, Varna, and nearby towns.
Crow Meadow Chronicle Missing Fragments and Local Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hermantroendley and Mrs Malmners in Chic te Valley Dealaa. It mentions a burial and a mother visiting with cousins Mia, SHarry, Blackburn, and the Bruce Fountain family, with a son under a doctor’s care for illness and possible appendicitis.
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Sharry
Blackburn
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Aunt Mrs Jennings and relatives return to Pittsburgh home
The text notes Mrs Jennings and her aunt and cousins traveling to C. BE Burt's home, then returning to Pittsburgh Sunday night where she works in an automobile factory. Albert and Lawrence Kapraun have been absent from school with pneumonia for several weeks.
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Max Whitey
Walter Griffith
Peoria
Smith
Wendes
Mason ‘Wilson
Granville - Haking
Mary Griffith
Varna
Ralph French
Ome
George Siebert
Frank Koehler
J. B. Stansell
Hennepin
Lela Miller
Low Point
Hazel Blair
Bloomington
W. J. Scott
Marguerite Meek
LaSalle
C. C. Mills
Decatur
Eddie Does
Tonica
J. M Wilson
Grange Fair Board
A. J Wolf
Victoria Anderson
F. E. Smith
W M Sutherland
T. J. Smith
Magnola
M. C. Fritscher
Louis McNabb
J. M. Bumgarner
A. H. Lancaster
Ridge Farm
Wenona
Ralph Mills
Baltimore
Oscar Bumgarner
China
Ethel Hoter
Ed Wishall
Ford Schupp
John Hayline
Elkins
Overland
Wesley
Watkins
Eckhoff
Milford Lowell
Dwyer
Bonham
Hobert
Ind
Bonham School
Frances Miles
Sy and I
Vivian Miles
Pickaninny’s
Atd Saratoga M. E. Church
Jennings
Ler Rowe
C. BE
Burt
Pittsburgh
Albert
Lawrence Kapraun
River Flood Delays Roads Bridges In Quiet Town
River bottoms form a lake as rain subsides slowly. local relief efforts pause. Wesley Watkins remains ill though a nurse notes some improvement in Mrs Hankison. May bring cooler days. Mrs Clifton suffers paralysis while John Jacob Newbats is born to G and Mary Newbats.
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Andrew
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Peoria
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Mises Baa
Mary’ Anderson- Clifton
Harnest
Carbon Cliff
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G. Newbats
John_ Jacob
Miss Mary
Steuben
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