Red Cross Christmas Seals Fund Drive Featured by Illinois Club
The Republican Thursday Afternoon Club met December 4 at Mrs. Isabelle Allen’s home with vice president Ivah Franklin presiding. Members discussed sponsoring the sale of Red Cross Christmas seals to aid tuberculosis prevention and planned ordering a thousand stamps. A survey of Illinois tuberculosis impact is planned to begin January 1 1914, with follow ups through 1916. The program included papers on Illinois fauna flora and Henri de Tonty, plus performances by Mrs. Ivah Franklin and Mrs. Lera Skelton, and a social with tea. The group adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
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Isabelle ‘Allen
Leta Ward
Ivah Franklin
Harriet Fulmer
Tlinois
Illinois State Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Illinois
Edna Hillabrand
Louise Merritt
Willabrand
da Vinci
Miss Merritt
Cynthia van Horne
Henri de Tonty
de Tonty
Lera Skelton
Emma Freeman
Edith Lackland
Robert Mann
Celia Spencer
Mrs McClain Praises Croup Remedy For Her Boy Ray
Mrs W R McClain of Blairsville Pennsylvania says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly relieves croup and she keeps it in the house as a positive cure. The advertisement notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Hennepin Briefs Include Visit Plans and Local News
Mrs Willa A Stouffer and daughter Maude left for Mackinaw to visit Mrs Charles Porter. Charlie Cook buys Oscar Olson tract to build a cement block house for the Putnam Record and run new print machinery. Sidney Whitaker Granville Orin Winship Putnam Willis Mills Magnolia Sandy Boyle Henry visit Hennepin. The Chicago Lyceum Players open next Wednesday. Protracted church meetings led by Thomas Leech. Cleveland Sparks and Elsie Coleman wed at M E parsonage and will move to Minnesota in February. Coal barge deliveries for Hennepin drainage project noted. Ad for Welte Wieting stores in Peoria.
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Willa A. Stouffer
Maude
Mackinaw
Charles Porter
Charlie Cook
The
Record
Oscar Olson
Putnam Record
Charlie
Sidney Whitaker
Granville
Orin Winship
Putnam
Willis Mills
Magnolia
Sandy Boyle
Henry
Hennepin
Chicago Lyceum Players
W. H. Lucas
Hewry
Lacon
Albert
M F. Coleman
Frank Peters
Swaney
M. E. Church
Thomas Leech
H H. Edwards
Sprinkleburg
Dusiness
M. BE. Parsonage
A. Waters
Cleveland Sparks
Elsie Coleman
Moronis
Minnesota
R. S. Coleman
H.l Schemerhborn
Hbaugh
Death of Mrs Ellen Hilta brand in Tonica Illinois
Ellen Hilta brand, youngest daughter of Tobart and Ann Blair, born May 1 1844 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania, died November 30 1913 in Tonica at age 69 years 6 months 39 days. She moved to Illinois as a child, married Josephus Hilta brand in 1863, had six children, and was a Congregational church member in Tonica. Funeral at Congregational church, Rev T R Egerton, burial in Hope Cemetery Lostant.
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Ws Stabr
Soy Ellen
Tobart
Ann.Blair
Westmoreland
County
Pennsylvania
A. ‘Eb. Phillips
Toni
Illinois
Canton
Henry
Josephus Hiltabrand
A. G. Hiltabrand
A. H. Phillips
W. A. Beard Frank
Myrtle Hiltabrand
Tonica
Congregational Church
T. R. Egerton
Hope Cemetery
Lostant
Indigestion Relief Credit Claim Promoted by Mrs Keller
Mrs S A Keller of Elida Ohio says two or three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets cured two years of indigestion. The testimonial appears in an advt from a drug retailer stating the product is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Granville Echo Chronicle Reports Local Meetings and Incidents
Granville residents see the Putnam County Board of Supervisors convene at Hennepin on Monday. Mrs Meng mourns an aunt in Tonica. Mrs Florence Church recovers after ptomaine oysters at the county club. Dr Owens attended the club, and the oyster taint mystery looms. Paxson plans a large teachers meeting at Magnolia after holidays. Granville News proprietor Smith visits to assess post holiday work. Granville gains First National Bank status as of November 4 1913 per comptroller Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Paxson
Magnolia
Smith
Peoria
Granville News
Granville
First National Bank of
T P Kane
Washington, D. C
Constipation Poisoning Warns of System Toxin Remedy
An advertisement claims constipation poisons the body and promises Dr King s New Life Pills will relieve constipation headache and other troubles. It is presented as recommended by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. J Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
Advt
Land For Sale in Putnam County Near McNabb
The owners invite offers for Harley Cooper Farms totaling 205 acres of 33 acre tracts plus ten acres of timber land in section 26, township 31 north, range 2 west. Properties include fertile grain land with drainage and a flowing well, offering easy delivery to local depots and cribs. Abstract and title decree available for examination in McNabb Illinois. Executed by John McNabb and Howard Mottin.
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Harley Cooper
McNabb
Imine
John McNabb
Howard Mottin
Washington,d
Denver - Aise
The
United
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Welte & Wieting’s
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Granville Echo
Putnam County Board of Supervisors
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Staley
Packard
REGAL
Barrmore
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George J. BO
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Cols. A. P. and
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