Magnolia Community Notes and Obituary Highlights
The Magnolia area records social visits from Mia Blankenship and relatives, signs painted by Mr. Tinkham, and weekend travels of Mr. Hutton and wife from Kansas. Mr. Hollister of the state university visited the school, Frank Hultgren returned from service in France, and Florence Westerlund is ill. The Magnolia Church outlines Sunday services, youth activities, and weekly meetings, led by Minister W Harvey Young. James Hermon Price, born 1858, died 1919. his funeral in McNabb and burial in Magnolia are noted along with family tributes and a card of thanks.
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Mia. Blankenship
Baetoga
Hollister
State University
Frank “Hultgren
France
Florence Westerlund
McNabb
Boswell
Walter
Tonica
Yellowstone National Park
Magnolia Church
James Hermon Price
Magnolia
Ill
Dwight
Mr. Price
Putnam County
Mr.' Price
J. W. Hoyle
Waverly
Neb
Willis Price
Streator
J. T. Bliss
Magnolia Masonic Order
Masonic Order
Bertha M. Price
Harold G. Price
McNabb News Social Updates and Local Moves
Local items note Fred Gallaher shelled corn Friday and Regina Schrowang returned from a weeks long absence. Mr and Mrs Fred Greathouse dined with Louis Smith. Jon Merdian and family moved to Henry Tuesday. Mike Wolf moved into the house vacated by Joe Merdian. Edward Droll is under doctor care. Mike Does remains bed bound. Agnes Nader is very ill with Herman of Bloomington visiting to help. Basketball game vs Swaney and Peoria. Peoria won 30 to 20.
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Fred Gallaher
Regina Schrowang
Fajkerow
Aea
Fred Greathouse
Louis Smith
Jon Merdian
Henry
Mike Wolf
Joe Merdian
Edward Droll
Mike Does
Agnes Nader
Herman
Bloomington
Dn AicNabb -between-Swaney-and-Peoris
Tigers
Peoria
Tha Gcora
Sores
Surprise party and prize winners at Granville gathering
The event at Granville included a surprise party for Mrs George with a progressive game. Emma Does won the ladies first prize, Lulu Wolf the ladies booby, Mike Wolf the gentlemen first prize, and Henry Matern the gentlemen booby. Sunday guests included Henry Matern Theresa Matern and Lizzie Goetz at Carl Nelson's. Public church notes and ad for Chamberlains tablets also appear.
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Willian ‘Siebert
Granville Bainedlarge
Bii
George
Walt
Euclire
Emma Does
Lulu Wolf
Mike Wolf
Henry Matern
Theresa Matern
Lizzia Goetz
Carl Nelson’s
Sle Rabb
Methodist Church
John Ward
Magnolias drugstore bid to boost town needs support
An advertisement notes the community’s reliance on a local drugstore during flu outbreaks and urges residents to back Magnolias’s first exclusive drug business. It emphasizes stock, low prices, local taxes, and ongoing service, alongside social notices about residents’ returns from service and local burglaries.
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Magnolias
Magsees and Supply House
Advt
Local News From Hennepin and Surrounding area
Reports from Hennepin indicate Dore's store Jas Wallin’s home and St Patrick’s church were lit by electric lights this past week. News from Chicago mentions Mrs Susana Tretchler is near death at her daughter’s home, Mrs Jas McCartheon. J Frank Eckard attended from the Senachwine property to Gus Krafft north of Depue. Lyle Morine, home from submarine chaser service, received an honorable discharge and returned home. H S Marine closed a land deal for John Reavy’s east town tract of about eleven acres. Morine plans a new dwelling. Mrs C J Zenor learned her father W H Tennant recovered enough to leave Quincy hospital for his cottage, while Zeus Zenor arrived home from Camp Moultrie on a twenty day furlough to comfort his mother. Mrs R E Zenor shows improvement and a hospital X-ray trip to Spring Valley may be deferred. Mrs W C Patterson injured herself pumping water, suffering bruises but recovering. Indigestion advice via Chamberlain’s Tablets is given. Funeral notices for G E Fenwick follow.
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Dore
Jas. Wallin
St. Patrick’s
Chicago
Susana Tretchler
Jas. McCartheon
Frank Eckard
Senachwine Club
Bigley
Gus Krafft
Depue
Lyle Morine
Lyle
H. S. Marine
John Reavy
R. E. Zenor
Spring Valley
W. C. Patterson
Eye Specialists Are Coming Again
Doctors Mott and Jean B Kepf promote their Diamond Disc Lenses and Nature's Idgkura method claiming cures for eye and systemic diseases without surgery or pain. They offer free consultation and home visits, emphasize glasses sometimes unnecessary, and urge early contact for their visit.
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Drs. Mott
Jean B. Kepf
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F.C. Willett
D. V
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W. A. Smith
Sparlane
Tillamois
C. D. Maulfair, M.D
EE. W. Newhalfen
Henry, Alinois
DR. RB
Bayne
Til
Henry E. Jacobs
Les
M. Barnes
H. Magoon
W. J. Black
W. W. Dewey
WM. E. Green, ‘Henry
McColl. & ‘Smith
Princeton, Ill
Lisle Smith, Maulias
H.w.may
Henry, Ii
Beral
Thompson Farm Loans
LACON
Tllinod
Wat
Feowck
Adyt
Magnolia Department
Phoshbe Crone
Harold Glover
Christian Democracy
W. Harvey Young
Janos Hermon Price
Pariadie
A. EU Aa Wenona
John.Murray
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Racine
Wis
Gus Swanson
Luther League of the Swedish Church
Charles Anderson
Venona
Camp Grant
Rockford
Margaret Lawless
Ady
John Murray
Mr. Murray
Wisconsin
John*Flahaven
Mr. Flahaven
M. J. Barry
Tte Flahaven
M. N. Mattson
A. W. Kernwein
Hennepin Record
Ay Reey
G. E. Fenwick
Nalanda
A. J. Ironmonger, Heary, Mil
Will
Camp House
Herry
Charle
Illinois
Janesville
Janceville
Black "Hawk
Peoria Seeders
Kentucky
Fairbanks Morse Engines
J. F. Wolf
E. H. Child
Owen Alles
Granville
Emerson
Gibbs Barcley
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