K O P Anniversary at Chillicothe Lodge Celebrations
The Knights of Pythias Sampson Lodge No 188 held a 40th anniversary at Castle Hall last Friday with about 75 guests from Lacon Henry Putnam and surrounding lodges. A Festive feast followed a toast to guests neighbors and the Order. The article then outlines the order s origins noting five founders in 1864 and the growth to 9000 lodges and 600000 members with international reach.
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Henry Lodge
Brothers of
Sampson Lodge
Knights of Pythixa
Chillicothe
Order
Castle Hall
Lacon
Henry
R. M. Barnes
Frank Sorrells
Charles Smith
F. A. Barr
Meng
Dr Bayne
G. GU. Thacker
Geo H. Daniels
L.R. Phillips
Benj Hoyle
A. G. Humphrey
Fred Cook
Caleb Condit
Theodore Disosway
Geo A. Barr
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Henry and Putnam
Sidney Daly
Delly
Leo Daly
James Bell
Bell
Sud
Asia
Harry Rogers
Geo A. Burt
Rollen Truitt
Dr Mills
James Ladd
Cloak
Prof Stone
James Daugherty
Sidney Wood
Chillicothe Brothers
Chillicothe Lodge
Marini
Washington
Justice Henry Rathbone
Robert A. Champion
ES. Kimball
David L. Burnett
William H. Burnett
Messrs Kimball
D. L. Burnett
Justus Henry Rathbone
Damon
Pythbias
Old
Arion Club
Washington Lodge
K of P
Franklin Lodge
Pythias
Rathbone
Eagle Harbor
Keenenaw Peninsula
Lake Superior
Surgeon General’s
Lima
Ohio
Supreme
Walter B. Richie
Supreme Judge
Congress
United States
British Columbia
Maritimes
Manitoba
Ontario
Hawaii
Alaska
Cuba
Henry Lodge Attends Divine Service on 40th Pythian Anniversary
Henry Lodge No. 489 K of P joined a special Sunday service at the M E Church to mark the Border Pythian 40th anniversary. Rev D B McCown delivered a sermon on Friendship, highlighting vows of true humanity and the value of noble companionship.
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Plato
David
Jonathan
Socrates
Ruth
Naomis
Christ
Schbiller
Goethe
Doyle
Mozart
Lincoln
Wendell Phillips
Aroud
Henry Lodge
McCown
M. E
Illinois River Dams Support Farmers In Grain Shipping Debate
The Henry elevator firms pay 2 to 8 cents more for grain due to river competition, keeping Illinois river navigable through dam 유지 and river improvements. The stance argues dams protect farmers against higher rail freight, contending removal would lower grain prices by 2 to 38 cents and harm local farming economies.
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Henry
Illinois
Women’s Club Seeks White Mountains National Forest Bill
The Henry Woman’s Club backs a national forest reserve in the White Mountains and asks Senator Shelby M. Cullom to support the bill. A reply from the U.S. Senate dated February 23, 1904, promises to present the petition to the Senate for consideration. S. M. Cullom.
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Henry Womans Club
New Hampshire State Federation
Shelby M. Cullom
White Mountains
Woman’s Club
U.S. Senate
Washington, D. C
E. E. Jones
Henry, Ill
Senate
M. Cuntoat
Washington Birthday High School Entertainment Recital
Public school staged a Monday evening entertainment in the high school room for Washington's birthday. Recitations were strong and the shadow pictures engaging. Proceeds totaling 25.80 will be shared among rooms to fund books for the schools.
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Washington
Grandma Taber’s 90th Birthday Celebration
An all day event honors Grandma Ann Taber on her 90th birthday with family from Chester Bidwell’s home. Grandchildren present 90 carnations, poems read by Mrs Turbitt and Mr Hartley, letters from Rev Landenberger and others, and rhymed greetings from 17 grandchildren. The gathering ends with ice cream and cake as friends offer congratulations. Mrs Jones’s passing casts a somber note on the day.
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Grandma Ann Taber
Chester Bidwell
Turbitt
Peoria
Hartley
L. G.landenberger
Grandma
Taber
Mrs Jones
Landenberger
Windsor Place
St Louis
A. H. Taber
Henry
Ill
New Church
Lfe
L. G. Landenberger
Anna Allen Filson
Hastings
Neb
Surviving Daughters Gather for God in Jove Tribute
In a service above all, Mrs Davenport of San Francisco California Mrs Allen of Forrest Illinois Mrs Cheater Bidwell who lives with her and her foster daughter Mrs Nickerson of St Edwards Nebraska attended honoring the late figure.
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Jove
Davenport
Sanfrancisco
Val
Allen
Forrest
Iil
Cheater Bidwell
Nickerson
St Edwards, Neb
Mrs Cornelius Tanquary Rites Mark Christian Matriarch
Mrs Sarah Tanquary born in Ross county Ohio on April 9 1889 married to Cornelius Tanquary on September 20 1855 resided in Steuben township died after five weeks of illness leaving eight living children and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral held at home and Bethel church with Rev May delivering the sermon from I Corinthians 2 9 10.
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Cornelius Tanquary
Sarah Tanquary
Ross County
Ohio
Steuben Township
Bethel Church
Bertha
Charlie
G. Nightwonger
Kansas
Martha E. Fosdick
Olive G. Barker
Harriet Monroe
Whitefield
Edward A. Tanquary
Bella Odell
Bertha A
Charles A
Rev May
Young Frank Wunder 17 Dies of Consumption in Lincoln
Frank Wunder born January 6 1887 in Whitefield township died February 19 1904 in Lincoln Illinois at age 17 of consumption. Body brought to Henry for funeral at St Marys church and Calvary cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Price Newburn two sisters and a brother in Peru. aunts Mrs William Russ and Mrs Small. cousin Miss Gertrude Small of Lacon. Pallbearers were local youths John and Joseph Stadel Henry Peterman Daniel Klein Lee and Joseph Merdian. Relatives express gratitude for assistances and blessings.
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Frank Wunder
Whitefield Township
Lincoln
Ill
Henry
St Mary’s Church
Zumbuehl
Calvary Cemetery
John Wunder
Price Newburn
Peru
William Russ
Small
Lacon
Gertrude Small
John
Joseph Stadel
Henry Peterman
Daniel Klein Lee
Joseph Merdian
Mrs Bracken of Wichita Dies After Illness at 66
Mrs E A Bracken aged 66 died at her home 425 South Water Wichita Kan Feb 17 after stomach cancer. She resided in Wichita about 20 years and was mother of Willard Bracken of Chicago G H Bracken and Mrs L E Adams a Haskell School teacher in Lawrence. Wife of Archibald Bracken a brave soldier. siblings Captain York and Mrs James Bell. Also notes death of Mrs Catherine Williams in Cheyenne Wyoming with links to local family.
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E. A. Bracken
A. Bracken
South Water Street
Wichita
Kan
Kracken
Spake
Bracken
Archibald Bracken
Kansas
Henry
Larned
Capt York
James Bell
Catherine Williams
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John H. Williams
Michel Sutton
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