Magnolia Henry notes and community events 1918
Magnolia Henry illinois community column records Christmas visits and gatherings. lists measles cases, installing Eastern Star officers, dinners and dances, plus entertainment by the Chicago Trio company January 8 at the high school auditorium.
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Fern
Grace Hiatt
Toluca
E. A
Mathis
Peoria
Bishop
Henry
Dligs
Ray Camie
Garry Simonton
Emporia
Kan
Chicago Trio—company
Abe Uly School
Herman Potter
George
Wells
Town
Albert Horton
R. J. Siveil
E.r.spencer
Goldie Simonton
Chicago
Muriel Meredith
LaRose
Loulan Freeman
W. H. Skelton
Vera Allen
Granville
Karry King
R. W. Spencer
Chillcothe
Ohio
Alvin
William Titus
Chicago Trio Company
Sam Potter
Lyle J. Allen
Camp Rike
Ark
Magnolia Chapter
Eastern Star
Tudie Smith
Edward Mathis
Hattie Hillabrand
Lena Allen
Calvin Freeman
Helen Heath
Pearl Smails
Ada
Leora Jewell
Ruth
Etta Phil- Mins
Esther
Jessie Glover
Martha
Mary Morris
Electa
Nan Gurnon
Lola Smith
Lucien Glover
Cara Boyle
Minnie Mathis
Cora Dakin
Alice Borgsteda
Iva Sutherland
Mra
Isabella Allen
Bloomington
Eva Sutherland
Chillicotha
Fred Defenbaugh
Harriet Eddingfield
Florence Curtis
Tonica
Nellie Hauger
James Dunne
Toluce
Wee
The
Misa Minnie
Measraz
John
Elias Rolley
L. W. Glover
Ennis Dakin
Rose Travis
McNabb
Ollie Spencer
Mret
RR. W. Spencer
Chillicothe
Melvin Hefner
Eda Haws
John Haws
Magnolia
Ottawa
Mia. Franklin
Gladys Dakin
Irene Roberts
Harrison Jawell
Bessie Rolley
Virginia Franklin
America
Varna Notes of New Year Activities in 1918
Varna amid New Year chatter. families gathered for dinners and visits. Red Cross drives, local church events, and sailor furloughs mark winter life as residents share news of neighbors, travel, and holiday celebrations across Wenona and nearby towns.
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Charles Holmstrom
John Peterson
Wenona
John Holmstrom
Swedish Lutheran Church
Beges
Peoria
J. J.’ Myers
Harry Tidmarsh
Weyl
Mary Lee Broaddus
Evanston
Lee_Broaddus
Frank Donnelly
Varna
Toluca
Lloyd Holmstrom
Clarence Austin
Venona
George Holmstrom
Albert Carlson
Chicago
Albian Palm
Uncle Sam
Rockford
Arthur Lindstrom
Ft. Monroe
D.C. Wright
Red Cross
O. K
Oser
Swanson
Oger
Clara Appleton
Jesse Nelson
Donald R. Smith
Joliet
Tclo Sam
George Wrenz
Radio Electrical School
Mare Island
Neat
M. L. Norton
Forrest
Hufstetter and Son
Donald_R. Smith
Helga Holmstrom
Robert Peterson
Charles Martin
Henry
al Hoffert
Forrest Huffstetter
Washburn
Donald Smith
Carl Holmstrom
Streator
Lofgren
Bessie Hylin
Colwein
Iowa
K. K. Wall
Civic discussion and lecture plans at Fort Marion club
Hans Otto reports from Fort Marion Florida where the Woman's Literary club sets January 12 at Mrs. L H Brown's for a Civics program. Reno the magician appears January 12 with further lectures by Frederick Poole February 12 and William Ramey Bennett February 22 in Varna.
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Hans Otto
Fort Marion
St. Augustine
Fla
Woman's Literary Club
L. H. Brown
Bert Smith
W. B. Smith
D. R. Smith
Olin B. Smith
Joliet
Reno
Magician
Frederick‘ Poole
Yellow Jacket
William Ramey Bennett
Varna
Earl Stiles
Washburn
J. C. Shields
Texas
Houston
Stomach Troubles Ad Touts Lain's Tablets
An advert claims Chamberlain's Tablets restore stomach health. It states many have found relief and notes a price of 25 cents, urging readers to try the remedy.
Local notes from Tinley Park and nearby towns
A collection of social mentions and travel notes from area residents including George S Hillabrand in Tinley Park, Clara Hart visiting relatives in town, William Horback with niece Pearletta Foley in Streator, Hannah Robinson visiting Chicago, and other Christmas and holiday greetings. The page also includes war era rhetoric urging 100 percent American support and national mobilization.
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Tinley Park
Clara Hart
Chicago
William Horback
Pearletta Foley
Hannah Robinson
Guy McShane
Co. G
346Th Infantry
Camp Price
Ark
Guy Whitney
William Stanley Bass
Rass
J. A. Whitney
W. Co. Patterson
Genevieve
Henslepin
Mrs.Vale
Oglesby
C. A. Whitney
Whitney
Elsie Strode
Kentucky
Boy Writes Home From War Patchwork of Youthful Pride
A Hol land native Charles Gerdink, nine years in the United States, describes schooling from Henkrepin to the University of Illinois, enlisting in the navy, life in France with engineers, beaming at French joy, beets harvested by oxen, language missteps, and visits to docks with German prisoners unloading. He signs Bat. F, 149th F. A., AEBF. The piece closes noting President Roosevelt’s bipartisan call for wartime cooperation and Knute Nelson’s re-election.
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Henkrepin ‘School
Hennepin High School
John
Swaney
Consolidated ‘School
University Ofllinois
University of Illinois
United ‘States
Navy
France
Charles
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Backache Signals Kidney Disease Danger
An article warns backache may warn of hidden kidney disorders and urges prompt treatment. It cites Bright's disease risk, promotes Dean's Kidney Pills, and shares a testimonial from Mrs. K. Murray of Edward Street.
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United States
Dean
Henry
Ironmonger's
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Frank Lol
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Veard
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Cal
Yarna
Lina
Anon
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