Swaney community notes and local visits highlight busy week
The Thrusday item list shows residents visiting LaSalle Streator Chicago Peoria and Lostant. John Swaney sale draws crowd. Swaney and Toluca basketball game ends with Swaney Independents defeat by Peoria Tigers and crowd packs Wolf's hall. Funeral of J B Price noted with relatives listed. Tigers promise return February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. G. Griffith
T. J. Smith
LaSalle
Virgil Raviins
Roodhoure
Blanche Kibler
E. Smith
C. Sutherland
Chillicothe
Wilbur
A. J. Wolf
J. T. Mills
Wyoming
Bill
J. N. Wilson
Florence Ghren
Arthur Wilson
Henry Vie Itera Bionday
Bernice Bailey
Blanche Kibjer
Streator
Bumgarner
L.T. Ash
Aft- Strooi
C. B. Fittcraft
Oak Park
J. Smith
T. J
Chicago
A. B. Wilson
A.J. Wolf
Peoria
Swaney
Toluca High
Toluca
John Swaney
TJ. Smith
W. G. Griffith
M. W. Smith
Laura
Griffith
Smilth
Max Whitney
Lostant
Amboy
Griffth
J. B. Price
Magnolia
Bireator
McNabb M. B
J. T. Bilge
Monica
Masons
Harold
University of Illinors
Willis
Fred Picking
Washington
James Price
Peoria Tigers
Swaney Independents
Wolf's Hall
McNabb
Midat
Tigers
Birth of a Stace thrills crowds in Whithfield Center
Mrs Lawrence Hoffman and her young daughter are home after hospital time. The Birth of a Stace photoplay drew large audiences Monday and Tuesday with an impressive orchestra. Donald O Neil earned praise for securing the film. Local residents, including Hiram Mutton and Georges Hoffmann, helped with woodwork and projects as neighbors cope with flu sweeping the area. Meanwhile Capt Verne Swain plans marriage to Grace Camron with notices from Grace Camron and Mrs Rudolph Camron in county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hoffman
Houry
Father Hoffman
Brith Threconery
Swith
O'Neil
Dave Iréland
Hiram Mutton
Georges Floffman
Leo
I. D. Draper
Camp Grove
Henry
Rebscen McAllister
Bon McAllister
Bruce Fountain
Leo Curry
John- Bon Lutes
Steve Snyder
Bass
The
Ohio Herald
Verne Swain
Capt. Swain
Grace Camron
Rudolph W Camron
Gracé
Leo Bwain
Community notes and social items from Putnam area
Local residents and visitors are noted with brief mentions of visits, moves, and gatherings. Lennis Condit returns from France honorably discharged. Mrs. Georgia Brown and Mrs. E Steimic visited. Arthur Gotcha and others attend gatherings in Wenona and Lostant. Putnam Methodist Church reports 80 attendees and 56 Sunday school as a musical program and lunch are announced for next Sunday.
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Aws
Sehriver
Broadmoor
Georgia Brown
Senpeie
E. Steimic
Arthur Gotcha
Wenona Snap Hiters
Sandsy
Wheeler
Ae Adam Smith
Murphy
Ginner
Airs
X. E
Mra
Cles-Barnhart
Dave Sipe
Mt. Palatine
Freda Hotainger
Elsie Bacon
Henry
Town Hall
Putnam Methodist Church
Community Social Roundup at Lone Tree
Lingering weekend visits as Lee Anderson and others spent Sunday at nme while Lewis Scaggs clan visited Harry Fisley. Margaret Mowbray vacationed Friday to Sunday at Emmett Finnegans. The Harrington and Downey families motored to Peoria Saturday and Nellie Anderson hosted the P B P club Wednesday evening. Ice cream was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Anderson
Nme
Lewis Scaggs
Harry Fisley
Margaret Mowbray
Emmett Finnegan
John Holland
Tim
Mary Harrington
Hazel
Marshall Downey
Peoria
Julia Harrington
Nellie Anderson
A. J. Stapp
Bert
Granville
Berry
Alvin Wright
Fogarty
Court House News Summary of Probate and Court Actions
Circuit Court lists new cases Vanderpooten v Thurston McChill and probate matters for Murphy Lash Diverbiss Schlosser Upts Shriver Green and Trim with final settlements, guardian ships, and letters of administration. Wills, estate transfers, conservator reports, and guardianship orders appear. notices mailed before specified dates in 1919. various real estate transfers and licenses recorded.
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Circuit Court
Vanderpooten
Thurston McChill
Tha I. Murphy
Raymond R. Lash
Riley O. Diverbiss
Henry J. Schlosser
Thomas Duller
Mary
Stager
Mary Duller
William Dilson
C. Gisteler
Thomas Melody
Virginia C. McVicker
Intre
Catl Milton Splain
Lilian E.splain
Hiam Db. Wescott
Jefferssgue
Joseph M. Splain
Wm. Ofivott
Antonio and
Trene
Barile
Santa Fé
Toluca
Mary Wallace
Lombard
Henry
George B. Martin
Clifford W. Martin
la Plata
Kate A. Adams
I. Thompson
James ‘Hall Brumsey
Fanny Bradley
Evans
Nancy B. Fenwick
William Ganzer
Rachel Gerrow
Paty
B. H. Bradley
New Lehman
Ldg
Peoria
Attic Displays Echo Store Mottos in Local Tour
Fragmentary lines from a newspaper page hint at shop slogans shown in attics and stores. The text mentions service success and a teamwork theme, but lacks clear event details or named entities.
New Shoes for the Family
A shopping note extols buying quality footwear as a savings in the long run. It praises sturdy leathers, durable construction, and well-made styles in lace, oxfords, and pumps for family use.
Spring Furniture Sale Delights with Value Luxuries
Two large floors showcase rugs lisolewins draperies and wall papers at low prices. View the beautiful new selections and discover great beauty for little expense.
Circuit Court adjourns with divorces and partitions
Judge Niehaus presides at an adjourned Marsh all county circuit court session. One divorce granted. Several partition actions, master reports confirmed or stricken, and sales decreed. Alimony of five dollars weekly awarded in one case. Court adjourned to March 31 at 2 p m. Also Governor Lowden praising dairy farming and a note on railroad crossing bells approval in Minonk News-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niehaus
Marshall County Cirrcuit Court
Fred W. Schwelmann
Chaucey Bacon
Robert Johnson
Carl Johnson
John A. Sorenson
Meta Anderson
James E. Alexander
J Hall Brumsey
Charles D. Thomas
Robert H. Thomas
Nora E. Brumsey
L. Shaw Tesmer
Florence M. Warner
Frederick W. Miles
Joseph Matone
Milton D. Matone
Mary Ludella Walker
Cyrus Walker
Lowden
Clabeic
Minonk News-Dispatch
Simater
Santa Fe
Johnson Street
Jline
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