Woodland Singers To Perform Lyceum Colorful Outdoors Program
The Woodland singers, a male quartet, will present a themed lyceum program on March 6 featuring operatic gems and medleys with a gypsy costume finale. The ensemble showcases strong vocal harmonies and solo works, with a sketch introducing each number and period costumes.
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Woodland Singers
Lyceum
Quartetland
Woodland
Hunting Morse
Rheinberger
Zapa
J. A. Perks
A. L. Barnes
Fay Webster
Tommy
Lad
Margeston
Clay Speaker
J. C .MacDermid
Annie Lairie
Adam Geibel
You
Zo Elliottenor
May H. Drake
John Barnes Wells
Parks
Under the Stars and Stripes
McNabb Church Plans Sermons and Socials This Week
The Magnolia Church schedules a sermon on The Possession of Satisfaction next Sunday at 11 16 with Sunday school at 10 and a 6 30 youth meeting followed by a second sermon on The God of the Seedtime and Harvest. Mrs John Dagner hosts a Thursday ladies meeting and study continues Friday night with Miss Hoops and Miss Westerlund in charge. A penny social at the McNabb M and church drew $28 with a program and speaker Leighton.
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Magnolia Church
Freddie Defenbaugh
Willard Carlson
Torne Hiatt
John Dagner
McNabb M
Leighton
J. F. Walt’s Hall
Amboy
Mary Heininger
Mike Dose
Spring Valley Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Mt. Palatine
Lawrence Watt
Julius and
Albert
Dose
John
Fred Goetz
Fred Dose
Frank Kuhne
George’ Grasser
Fred Greathouse
Granville
George Halstead
McNabb
George Grasser
Florida
Frank Noder
Norakota
Agnes Noder
Local notes from McNabb Swaney area reflect travel and sports
News items show W C Chesney driving cattle to Chicago. Henry Gray and Swaney Independents lost a 40 to 12 basketball game at McNabb. A H Lancaster attended a Blooming ton school meeting. Many visits and trips unfold including hospital, family, and road commission events. Swaney, McNabb, Pr inceton, and Granville figures appear with matches and postponed games noted.
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W. C. Chesney
Chicago
Henry Greys
Swaney Independents
McNabb
A. H. Lancaster
Bloomington
W. B. Mills
Peoria
Mattie Anderson
Spring Valley Hospital
W. G. Griffith
Mary
la Salle
Wil Tomlinson
Marshalltown
Alice
Josiah Tomlinson
J. N. Wilson
Florence Given
Arthur Wilson
Heflin
Wenona
Emma Mills
Harry
Ladd
Granville
Albert Morine
Hennepin
Swaney
Richard Smith
Asco
Lacon
Wolf's Shall McNabby
J. M. Bumgarner
J. C. Sutherland
Princeton
J.A. McNabb
Swaney Boys
Minonk-nekta
Minonk High
Peoria Tigers
Wilbur
Tecon
T. J. Smith
Mary Margaret
Denver
Colo
Charles Wierman
A. J. Wolf
Harry Wierman
Ernest Mills
Peoria events mix banquets, sports and lectures
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sutherland plan to attend a Peoria Commercial Club banquet and visit Leon Sutherland. Prof Lancaster expects to take his basketball team to Peoria for a Friday-Saturday tournament. Miss Margaret Wintringer will lecture on A woman's story of the War at Swaney auditorium. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child's severe cold and cough.
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Chitticothe
Hig
Ben
Wilbur
Griffith
Farm
Lee Equity
W.G. Griffith
Minonk
William Ande
William Ande Zon
Spring Valley
Ma.rle
Whll
A. B. Wilson
Friends’ Quarterly Meeting of
Chicago
C. B Flitcraft
Oak Park
Margaret Wintringer
Leland Griffith
Am‘bey
McNabb
Swaney Independents
Peoria
Springfield
Bloomington
Township
Lancaster
J. N. Wilson
W. L. Mills
B. B. Mills
W. G. Griffith
Enida
E. R. Bumgarner
State, Farmers’ Institute
Joliet
Wilbur Sutherland
Peoria Commercial Club
Leon Sutherland
Margaret ,Wintringer
Swaney
Movements and Visits In Local Communities
Last week's letter notes Lee Omanson and a family moving to South Dakota. Mrs John Poff visited Peoria. Willie Driscoll moved his family to a Morse area farm. Mrs Eulatia Pickering of Rock Island visits her mother Mrs A Burr. F C Quinn and wife visited Peoria. Emma Johnson and Mrs A W Shriver visited G W Bean's home over Sunday. Walter Sutherland of Bordulac NC recent visitor to relatives nearby. influenza illness among Blanche and Beulah McKean. Myrtle Atkins visited Broadmoor. Alice and Ada Poff visited Arthur Poff near Morse. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cautions about repeat colds and bed rest.
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Lee Omanson
South Dakota
John Poff
Peoria
Willie Driscoll
Morse
Eulatia Pickering
Chicago
Charles Moody
Walter Sutherland
Bordulac
N. C
Blanche McKean
Beulah
Myrtle Atkins
Whitefield
Broadmoor
Alice
Ada Poff
Arthur Poff
Neighborhood Notes Across North Saratoga
North Saratoga Almanac reports visits and illnesses among locals. Mrs Sybilla Shriver stayed with the George Bean family. Ed Balenschfen improvements encourage hope. several residents move or travel to camps in Cal and Dakota. neighbors attend events in Bradford and Chillicothe. an advertisement promotes B A Thomas Poultry Remedy with claims of curing cholera and gapes.
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Duke.Bros
Henry
W. H. Weathers
Magnolia
Quiram
Lacen
T. BE. Gapen & Co
Boarland
MN. M. Henkins & Co
Putnam
Advyt
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D. V. Veeltorinarian
Weary
DL Mealdence and Office
Ill
W. A. Smith
Illinoi
S Arland
O. D. Maulfair
Loth
Grenville
DH. RE. W. Newhaleen
DR. R
Bayne
Henry, Ti
Fred W. Potter
Laruramos
Mong
Henry E. Jacobs
R. M. Barnes
J. H.” Magoon
W. J. Black
W. W. Dewey & Gons
Poulfry
McColl &S Smith
K K
McCole
Eicueaat
Lisle Smith
Manlius
H.w.may
Thompson Farm Loans
Ket
Q. EH
Fenwek
Magnolia ‘Department
Amfasonic Hall
N. Wilson
Milford
Ind
Eapy L. WH. Lassman
Iowa
Bernice Bailey
Leroy
Mason Wilson
O. P. “Mills
Peoria’ ‘Tigers
F.B. ‘Smith
Eastern Star School of
McNabb Methodist Church
Advt
Fulks Bros
Chamberlain
WW. Olsen
Marysville
Jean
Saratoga
Sybilla Shriver
George Bean
Lee Ormanson
Dakota
Ed Balenstefen
Floyd Holmes
Joseph Reismeyer
John Loomis
Clara Maubach
Ed Balchstefen
Lewiy Landerg
Camp Kierney
Cal
Baby Doris
John Diverbiss
Fred Clarence
Ziegler
Irvin Reed
Chillicothe
Robert Yarger Jr
Henry Barnsheller
Harold Barry
Bradford
Lester Reed
Wilbur Bornsheler
Robert
John Yarger
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Swift & Company
U.S.A
Magnolia Drug and Supply House
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