Local notes and visits fill Varna area social scene
Village residents host visits, travels, and gatherings across Granville, McNabb, Varna, and nearby towns. Shifts include relatives, shoppers, and a vaudeville show trip, with fishing, cemetery visits, and county fair attendance highlighted.
County Beta Sigma County Fair Draws Big Crowd
The MBH Sunday school class No 6 organized by R W Spencer elected officers led to a county fair in the village park. A band concert, circus lemonade stalls, homemade candies and popcorn, a photo gallery and a snake charmer drew crowds. Shooting gallery and various shows entertained attendees who enjoyed ice cream and late snacks as the night ended with joyful crowds. The Beta Sigmas aim to please with future events.
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MBH
R. W. Spencer
Helen Hiatt
Louise Merritt
Minnie Rolley
Lulu McKirgan
Niss
Beta Sigmas
Reunion Dinner Held by Edward Phillips Family
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phillips hosted their annual reunion at home on Sunday July 27. Ninety relatives joined the gathering with games among married and single men and a chatter of old times. Grandchildren and great grandchildren attended except Vernon Wilkins of Chillicothe. Attendees included Mrs Henry Hoover and four children of Pontiac, Biswood Phillips and son of Decatur, Mrs Daniel Wells of Los Angeles, Mr and Mrs Humphrey with two children, Mr and Mrs H C Gilmer with daughter, and Bert Graves and son.
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Robert Johnson
Alonzo Emons
Dwight
Taylor
Granville
Nan Guinea
Frank Horton
Bessie
Henry
Dolly Wabel
Magonlia
R. C. Claybaugh
Dixon
McKinsay
Cleveland
David Chestnut
John Dean, Jr
Peoria
Frank Phillips
Pekin
Miles Ruble
Arthur Westerlund
R. W. Spencer
Alvin
Anita Roberts
la Salle
Nettie Hauger
Hazel Wilkins
Lacon
Elizabeth Morrison
Proctor Hospital
M. J. French
H. H. Thierry
Gladys
Mildred Ricketts
Varna
8. Potter
Jeannette Balderston
A. W. Mooberry
T. C. Bishop
H. E. Dean
Caldwell
Streator
A. W. Dean
Albert Forrest
Charles Lash
T. S. Skelton
Margaret
Warner Lackland
Skelton
Miss Bryan
Lackland
Phillips
Chicago
Roberta Roberts
Dawson Judd
James Arnold
Art Wilson
Nolan Evans
John Arnold
Edward Phillips
Vernon Wilkins
Chillicothe
Henry Hoover
Pontiac
Biswood Phillips
Decatur
Daniel Wells
Los Angeles
Cal
Humphrey
H. C. Gilmer
Bert Graves
Lostant
Lena Gray
George F. Bell
West Bnd
Harold Phillips
Mabel” Walsh
Oglesby
H. Phillips
Ed Strausenbach
Schiffbauer
McClure
Iowa
Curtis
Frank Hight
Morrisonville
Katherine Oney
Wenona
Mary Cleary
Blanche Laskey
Buckley
Patterson
Ruth Merritt
W. D. Evans
Washburn
Albert Zirbel
Montezuma
Lottie Heayes
Chenoa
Gladys Musgrove
Houstonville
Rlvera Lundgren
Max Whitney
Charles
Philip Has Selbald
Calers
CGA
Whitney
George Davis
Stella
Normal
Roscoe Phillips
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ada Wilson
Milton Wilson
Herman Barr
Fred Heusel
la Salle Hospital
Starved Rock
Robert Reeves
Maria Kelso
Laura Avery
Alexander
Davenport
Vogel
Benson
Eugene Moore
Fred Zilm
Elsie
Ford County
Abel Taylor
C. A. Whitney
James Milligan University
Kansas State Normal
Anna Kelso
Tillie Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Wm. Shea
Robert ‘Kelso
W. A. Barr
Nellie Curtis
Creston
Town
W. H. McDaniels
Mae Burrows
McDaniels
Ed Pflibsen
John A. Maynes
W. G. Wilson
New York
England
Putnam County Board of Review Meeting Dates
The Board of Review of Putnam county will meet at the court house in Hennepin on the following Mondays August 4 11 18 25 and September 1 1913. C OC Greiner Clerk Adg 7 31 51.
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Board of Review of
Putnam County
Court House
Hennepin
Local Social Roundup From Quaker Lane And Nearby Towns
Community members visited relatives and friends across towns, attended Chautauqua events in Havana and Pontiac, and joined Sunday services and picnics. The reading circle met at A B Wilson’s, candidates earned degrees at Magnolia Grange hall, and Mrs Tomlinson won a Grand Diamond Medal in a Monday contest.
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L. M. Spalding
Dawson Glenn
Leon Sutherland
J. N. Wilson
Swaney
Hol Studgvin
Reading
A. B. Wilson
Irving Broaddus
Henry
Grace Mills
Fairbury
W. B. Mills
E. R. Bumgarner
Pontiac
Magnolia Grange Hall
Russell Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Rid You Children of Worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer
An old advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy lozenge that expels worms and restores health in children. Mrs. Beleabia of Illinois endorses it, claiming her children were entirely rid of worms. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents from Kickapoola dian Medicine Co. Comedy.
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J. A. Beleabia
Higin
Ill
Kickapooladian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Tronmonger
Advy
Stone's Brother A Death by Own Action
Glen Stone, 23, brother of Congressman Claude A. Stone, shot himself to death at the family home three miles southwest of Middleton in Menard county after a peace warrant was served. Officers pursued him into the house. a shotgun blast ended his life amid a family quarrel over business matters.
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Peoria
Glen Stone
Claude A. Stone
Menard County
Stone
Middleton
Washington
Andrew
Thomas B. Cartwright
Young Stone
Tragic pistol incident shocks Lostant area
Local notes report a young man fatally wounding himself with a pistol. The item appears amid a string of social notices detailing visits, hospital stays, travel, and family milestones in Lostant and nearby towns.
Unsightly skin spots cured by Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a remedy for itching burning and scaly skin eruptions. It claims rapid relief in minutes and two weeks to cure eczema with a money back guarantee. Brand Pfeiffer Chemical Co. sells it through druggists or by mail with price 60 cents.
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Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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T. J
Was the Forbidden Fruit an Apple or Quince
The article argues Genesis does not name the fruit and questions the apple as the forbidden fruit. It cites scholars suggesting the quince, sacred to Venus, fits better with ancient Near Eastern associations and Babylonian origins of the creation story.
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Helen
Venus
Babylonia
Ishtar
Printing firm promises prompt first class jobs
The Republican offers reliable printing services and invites calls for any order in their line, emphasizing quality and timely delivery.
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