Hoosier Picnic Highlights Magnolia Community News
Magnolia community notes report visits from Eureka and Bloomington residents, school preparations with new teachers, and a large Wilson family reunion. The Hoosier picnic at Magnolia drew eighty two attendees despite rain, with plans for a 1920 gathering two miles south of Tonica. The Magnolia church outlines Sunday services and a Labor Day youth gathering, while local clubs and civic groups meet at Miller and Otto homes.
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Etta Glover
Mae
Pearl Whitaker
Cissna Park
John Dagner
Rev
Young
Streator
N. J. Alen
L. J. Allen
Varna
Edna Leiniger
Alice
Martha
Robert Ward
Peorila
E. R. Spencer
Harriet Reymer
Samuel Porter
T. A. Rolley
Henry
Rodes
Almora
N. Y
Theodore Smith
Hattie Wierman
Franklin
R. A. Ward
Fern Hiatt
Teachers’ Institute
Granville
Louisa Freeman
Bessie Rolley
Marshall County Institute
Lacon
Georges Ramsey
Cadar Rapids
Elzy Downey
Chicago
Robert Downey
George Ramsey
G P Scott
Normal
Magnolia School
Ladies Did Society
William Miller
Ed Rodes
Bjork
Newton
Quincy
Ladies’ Aid
Harvey Young
Alvin Spencer
Melvin Hefner
Robert Solomon
Charles Tyree
Leland Swindler
Harry Ramage
Elbert Hefner
Navy
Haich School
G. A. Buzzard
Edith Nelson
Olive EF
Chenoweth
4. M. Scott
Edith. Hoopes
Edith Alexander
Pearle
George Mathis
Haveh
Benny
Itv
Mroan Wea
Athix
Geores
Mra
Feary Small
Fatheraiand Grace
A Mra
Allan and Vara
A.f.hutton
Anna Sonwald
Ark ‘Am Stout It
Weathers
Ganrea Rorestada
Bustard
Faith Alexander
Miss Westerlund
Westerlund
Arnold ana-Macnella
Riving
Magnolia
John Decker
Tonica
Lostant
ATI
John—Deckard
Lee Crider
Greathouse
Sam Carmichael
Lloyd Norris
McNabb
Weaver
Waverly
Ind
Willam Rose
Polley
Humphrey
Wilson
George W. Crider
Bloomington
Barber
Mr Koch
John Rolley
W. Harvey Young
McNabb Methodist Church
Phillip Hassleblad
Peoria
Swaney
County Institute
Emma Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Gertrude Shinn
Wisconsin
Co. B. Fiitcraft
Anna
Harold
A. B. Wilson
Oak Park
Benjamin Lundy
Lowell
Magnolia Grange Fairs and Victory Button Details
Magnolia Grange fair days set for September 10 11 and 12 with a merry go round games and night entertainment. Music by bands from Streator Oglesby and Henry featuring local music houses. Victory buttons for veterans to be issued including silver for wounded and bronze for those who served honorably between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918. No woman with a new hat enjoys riding in a closed automobile.
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Streator
Oglesby and
Henry
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