Magnolia community notes and events folded in one page
Social updates include Helen Funk hosting Hazel Peters at Ox Bow weekend and Perry Dakin visiting Kansas land interests. School notes mention tonsilitis absence and Miss Bailey’s pneumonia loss. Christmas events at Brush College and a high school comedy Next Door with a long cast list. A sale at C B Griffin's barn and Ladies' Aid sale at Robert Mann Co. store are scheduled for mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Griffin
Main Street
Perry Dakin
Kansas
Walker Johnston
Brush College
Eva M. Zimmer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Mann & Co
Margaret Bailey
Appleton
Wis
M. E. Church
Celia Spencer
Will L. Mills
Lackland
Magnolia High School
Courtney Martin
John Rolley
George Chester
Alvin Spencer
Will Webster
Louis Clemens
Fred Harper
Orrin Hauger Orange
Clifford Potter
Joseph Thornton
Bernice Ray
Betty Armstead
Vera Allen
Alice Armstead
Gladys Dakin
Ee Armstead
Muriel Meredith
Magnolia Grange and community notices from Quaker Lane
A compact rural notice page recalls visits by Burdette Griffith and Irma Bumgarner to Wenona and Lacon. Snippets include Hennepin basketball at Swaney, funeral for Morris A. Wilson, Magnolia Grange officers election, and a social at Grange Hall with oyster stew and popcorn. Notable attendees: Dr C G Mills, Edna Wilson, Mrs Mary V Griffith, Florence Given, Ray Bumgarner, Dorothea Tassmann, D Reeves Shinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Lane
Burdette Griffith
Irma Bumgarner
Wenona
Clarence Ford
Minnesota
L. H. Lassmann
Edna Wilson
Oak Park
Leland Griffith
McLean County
Hennepin
CG. C. Mills
Decatur
M. A. Wilson
W. GC. T.U
T. J. Smith
W. B. Mills
Marshall County Farmers’ Institute
Lacon
Lane
Putnam County Farmers’ Institute
Granville
Mary V. Griffith
Isaac Wierman
Magnolia Grange
Carpenter
Buffalo
Florence Given
Ray Bumgarner
Springfield
Illinois State Grange
Dorothea Tassmann
Magnolia Grangers
Granville Grange
T. C. Coggshall
T. J. Segraves
Henry
F. B. Smith
F. B
Smith
Hazel Boman
Beatrice Massie
Magnolia
Swaney
D. Reeves Shinn
Big Rapids
Mich
Shinn
Young Friends Association
Grange Hall
Alumni Entertainment Planned for December 31
The Hennepin Record notes an alumni event scheduled for December 31. It also covers Nellie Jensen leaving Cecil hotel work due to illness and hospital home confinement, Mrs. F L Monroe with increased rheumatism, and Supervisor L F Boyle attending a large sale in Alexander Indiana with plans for a Shorthorn sale on March 10, 1916. Additional items include Benj Eckard's persistent sciatic rheumatism at age 83 and his move to his daughter Mrs Wm Hetrick's home, Golden Red Camp R N A officers’ meeting with luncheon and games, and a death notice for James Zenor born Louisville Kentucky who died December 5 at age 86 after a long journey from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Jensen
Cecil Hotel
F. L. Monroe
L. F. Boyle
Alexander
Ind
Boyle
H. E. Raley
Myrtle Sutcliffe
C. N. Nash
Charlotte Nash
James
Zenor
Louisville
Illinois
California
Panama
Groat and Hall
Texas
Ira Lant
Walter
Venona
Dora Barber
A. W. Herwick
Connellsville
S. Robison
Anna Ulmer
Mort Mortenson
Manchester
C. H. Merritt
Varna
Lestant
Ed Ryan
Lawrence Ryan
Amos Ryan
Cleo Curtis
Rowson
A. H. Ruble
St. Louis
Galesburg
St. Petersburg
Fla
Max Whitney
S. B. Merritt
Morris Wilson
Lestant Lodge
Flannagan
A. I. Rowson
M. EB
Minoak
Wenona
Tonica
Rutland
M. BE
J. A. Whitney
Woman's Literary Club
Lostant
Lodge Hall
King’s Heralds
Emily Dugan
Mundy
Lestant W. C. T. U
Iu. EB
Mildred Griffith
Cora McShane
Hollace Child
Mary Wells
Sadie Farrar
Arliss Griffin
Lois Patterson
Margaret Kelso
Wither Comisky
Turner
Bailey
Bertha Burgess
A. C. Kelso
Owes Her Good Health to Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio credits Chamberlain's Tablets with her recovery from stomach trouble. She says she was an invalid two years ago, took three bottles, and has since enjoyed good health. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cheap Chinese Eggs Threaten American Poultry Industry
The piece notes Shanghai shipped 3,600,000 dozen eggs to the U S in 1914 and 1915 war disruptions cut trade. It explains Chinese hens fed on rice, produced at 6 cents a dozen locally, while San Francisco markets paid 40 cents, and New York received 3 cents in tins. It argues wage and feed advantages could threaten U.S. farmers unless protection or labor changes are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shanghai
America
Pacific
Nankin
San Francisco
New York
Marshall County
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs Joyce
A classic 1920s style kidney health ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy. It features a testimonial from Mrs A R Joyce of Henry New York praising relief from backache swelling and nervousness after use. The ad notes a 50 cent price and recommends asking for Doan's by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Henry
A. R. Joyce
East Park Row
Joyce
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N, Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. C. Willuit
Whitefield
Ill
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
DR. R. 8. Bayne
R. M. Barnes
J. H. Magoon
Barnes
New City
John Hartley, Jr
J. A. Swhem
Henry, Ili
C. Bhisin Smiths
B. A. Hall
Henry, III
Edward Street
Carrie Weatherly
Osteopathic
C. D. Maylfair
M. D
Fred W. Potter
Henry, Dol
Henry BE. Jacobs
Henry, Ill
H. W. Adams
Orine
Fk. H
Magnolia Department
Helen Funk
Hazel Peters
High School Entertainment
Hennepin Record
Lostant Todal
E. Schoenneshofer
Mendota
Kin
Peoria
Hardinger
Dr. Hagg
Chicago
M. Reynolds
A. Harth
A. J. Will
Wheatfield
Bessie
Mamie Golden
Bessie Fair
Joseph Moore
J. T. Bliss
F. B. Hagg
George A. Lawrence
Hollis Dugan
Boy Scouts
Sparland
Michael Gensen
S. C
Burlington
The
Central
Matthew Hehir
Charles Hartenbower
C. Sutherland
Carl Bartlet
Kirkland
Alden Tomasson
Margaret Shea
McClusky of
Nancy Foster
Corn Products Refining Company
Bor
New York Dept
Leipzeiger
Allen Candy Co
Romer Candy Co
Baltimore
Hubert
Henry, Ilinois
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
G. EB. Fenwick
Jones Building
Segravea’ Drug Store
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