Varna notes and community news from Magnolia to Henry
Local items list visits, sales, and illnesses across Varna area. Charles Berggren travels to Chicago and back. Miss Margaret Lackland visits Magnolia. Bertha Sechselbien works at Peterson Stateler's. many neighbors attend Mrs. Anna Whetzel’s farewell sale and celebrate birthdays and anniversaries. Amy Wherry dies at 24 after long illness. funeral held at Putnam with Rev. Thomas officiating.
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Varna
Charles RP. Berggren
Chicago
O. B. Yarnell
Wenons
Margaret Lackland
Magnolia
Hayes
Scharles Sv Hoge
Bertha
Co. D. Carlson Lving
Frank Ball
Yolacun
Bessie Hylin
Jutorondtus
Cobre
Frances
Martha Lewis
Raymond Keegan
Thomas Finnegan
James Keegan
Evelyn O'Brien
Pierson
Hazel
Downey
Myrtie—Wood
Eimer—-Christensen
Lennies-Gonditand-Walter-Wood
Prof. Kientz
Putnam
Bro. Bennett
Hone
Thomas
Putnam Cemetery
James Wherry
Whitefield Corners Notes and Community Life
Icy roads and pond skating mark the week at Whitefield Corners with visitors Mr and Mrs C Swift and others recalling social gatherings at Dr Willett’s and Keegan home. The Glad? loz church attendance rises as Six Weeks course begins at Senachwine School with lectures by Dr J C Coggshall and Mr Winship on health, agriculture, seed care, drainage, and crop rotation.
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John Gluntz
Hopewell
C. O. Flesberg
Henry
Honey
Andrew Linder
John Austin
South Hopewell
Lacon
Peter Benson
Charles Okerberg
Gus Stoner
Whitefield Corners
C. Swift
Merton
Will Holmes
Dr. Willett
Softie
Winship Entertainment
Stephen Synder
Mongay
J. O. Winship
State University
Ity
Edgar
Halliet-Henry
Gaye
Wriday
Dan Wa
Raymond
Thomas
James
Edwin Parks
April
April Read “and ‘Harota
Town Hall
Granville
Mr. Hunt
Osceola-Pooler
Keegan
Asenior
Ebimer
Christensen
Albert Stein
Trivoli
Anns Hufnegel
Colorado
Hur
Jerfel Ketchum
Spencer
Charlie Dewey
Fred
Potter
C. F. ‘Hallfarth
Coggshill
Sterrett
Elmer
Rollins
Bargain Fall and Winter Goods Clearout at Store
Store advertises moving stock to make way for spring with deep discounts across departments. Men’s suits size 33 to 36 and skirts offered at reduced prices from 3.00 to 12.00, with boys and other items marketed as great value bargains.
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