Sparland Buried Van Antwerp family mourns local postmaster
Funeral services for L. Van Antwerp, longtime Sparland postmaster and community leader, are described with details of his public service, his family, and the loss felt by the town. The report notes his son Chester's return, the Masonic rites, and the church services held in his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
van Antwerp
Wm. McKinley
Chester
Rupert
Idaho
Mary Watkings
Lida Sparr
John
Alva
Okla
M. B&b
H B Ward
I Cor
Habelle
Elsie Gehr
A. Aitchison
F H Gehr
Sparland Lodge
Henry, Lacon and
Tiskilwa
E D. Richmond
Lacon
Charles Roker
D. Th. Gg
Wm. Repine
Sharon Lodge
Archie Williams
Henry
Are Your Kidneys Well A Reader Advisory
An article emphasizes kidney health and urges early attention to backache urinary troubles and nervous or dizzy symptoms. It warns of danger in delay and suggests treatment options and costs mentioned by a medical authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Pacientes
Massachusetts
Local notices and social events in Las Prairie area
Invitations issued and upcoming gatherings across Las Prairie and nearby towns. Miss Vivian Weller hosts a social in Princeton area. Leland Monier family visitors return from Las Prairie. U P church juniors plan a Valentine social. Womans Missionary Society shifts meeting date to February 10. Harry and Harold Gallup visit relatives in Henry. community reminders about church activities and a general health ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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iRoerae Gallup
Gon George
Swith Haven
Tussey
Spenti
Sparland
Miss “Vivian
Weller
Stor
Leland
Princeton
iMra
Charles’ Monier
Las ‘Prairie
La.Prairie
Ciapitals
The
George Reynolds
Mary
Jacks
Cornell
U. P. Church
A. J. McCartney
Womnan’s Missionary Society
South Whitefield News Roundup Shapes Community Life
Mrs. Walter Pride visited her brother John DeWalt’s family in South Whitefield. Charles Sellers plans to move to South Whitefield this spring after renting the Marshall farm. Miss Olive Heiking aids at the Wishall home, while Grace Miles recovers from scarlet fever. Locals report muskrats and coons captured after high water. Ed Tomling intends to move to Minnesota to farm, and several men butchered meat. The issue notes illnesses, visits, births, and community events, including Boy Scouts and teaching classes.
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Walter Pride
John DeWalt
Charles Sellers
Tiskilwa
Sellers
Marshall Farm
South Whitefield
Olive Heiking
Henry
Wishall
Grace Miles
Worner Whitmer
Miles Home
Ed Tomling
Minnesota
Ed Damm
Frank Wunder
Ferd Schupp
Miss Chesney
barles-Hunt Home
Cottage Couples Host Weekend Visitors Overview
Mr and Mrs Jardine of Ke paneci visited home folrs this weekend. Mr and Mrs Will Foster and daughter of Minnesota have been visiting Mr and Mrs Byron Allen the past week. A large dinner at Herbert Goodale's drew 46 guests for the ladies aid to entertain their husbands and families. Mr and Mrs Jardine entertained Earl Reynolds and Miss Mary and Helen Hunter at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl McKeon from Stanley Wisconsin have arrived to make their future home in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Renzi
John Barnes
Peoria
Adolph Renzi
Radnor Hill
Mary O’brien
M. W O’brien
Betsy Bouma
Chicago
Frank Murphy
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Nora McManus
M. W. O'Brien
Willard Swigart
W. H. Davidson
John Cartney
Blairsburg
James Corcoran
Kate
Nellie Hickey
Chic Ces
Fradde Pyell
Glyde Roof
Frank Bogner
James
Morgan Myers
James .Burnett
Web, Green
An Burnett
Peoria Tuesa
Wm. Stowell
Speer
Wort Hurd
Mee Dewey
Robert Dodd
Padria
Henry Aman
Ed Phillips
Joseph Shane
Willard
Merrill
Mr. Price
Burton Green
Phillips
N. W. Freight
Carl
Boy Scouts
Wis
Stephen
Pinkney
Bowers
Hannah
Eliza
Range
Owens
W. Hurd
Mary
Lyle
Washington
Otto
Leon
Huurdu
Jardine
Kepaneci
Will Foster
Minnesota
Byron Allen
Badies
Herbert Goodale
Lzdica
Earl Reynolds
Helen Hunter
Earl McKeon
Stanley
Thia
Dark Words From a Fragmented Column
Two men watched a swarm for some time and, as cold weather set in, they took the honey from the swarm totaling two hundred pounds. The crude scene hints at a theft yet lacks clear details or locations.
Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Health After Childbirth
Nov 16 in Cridon Wis shows a woman married young who bore twins at 18 and suffered displacement ulcers and poor health. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and easing headaches and irregularity after trying other treatments.
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Criidon
Wis
Mavsrere
Asbadtr
Northi Crandon, Wis
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Tanner
VanAntwerp
Shater
Tena
Ridenour
Thenas Hollow
Bethel
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Rence, Klein
George Klein
Ie. Osborne
Toulon
Rose
Baidlay
C. D. Marshall
L. van Antwerp
Regul F
Wm. Gibbs
Clyde Doran
Proctor Hospital
Mony
Spring Valley
Wk van Antwerp
Tyeé Reed
Wcid
Mnia
Bernice Hosking
Se Okla
Brank
Wenona
F. H. Gehrand
George
Lestie-vanAntwerp
Mittin
Shevandeer
Susar " Ixwell
Ion
Eir
VanAntwern Joineayties
Epworth
Mie Aparland
Igdge
Emma VanAntwerp
T. VanAntwerp
Camp Grove
Harriet Jones
J. S. Thatcher
Dona LaMasters
Austin
Ind
Herman Kroeger
Raymond
Terre Haute
Qenéra
T. J. Segraves
Heap
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Sahapetec
Dr. King
Chamberlain
Kaon
A. JeHistier
Grove A
Schuver
Broadmoor
P Evér
Hikstant & Longa la Prairie
Oshira
Apo
California Avenue
Chichester Spill
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hal Dons
Comber
Ailin
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