Dr Carrie Weatherly Osteopathic Physician Ad
Dr Carrie Weatherly osteopathic physician offers acute and chronic care with focus on women and children. Treatments offered at home on request. Calls answered day or night. Office in residence on east side of Main Street near Central Park. Phone 261.
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F. C. Willet
Whitfield, Ill
McKillip Veterinary College of
Chicago
Main Street
Central Park
Magnolia notes and meetings mark June 1916
Local Magnolia column records people visiting from Peoria and Streator plus church events and upcoming fundraisers. Bakery sale by R W Spencer's Sunday school class set for June 3. Ladies Aid and Parent-Teachers Association plan and elect officers for next year.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Davis
Magnolia School Parent-Teacher Association
Quaker Lane Notes From Local Social Roundup
Local short items record visits and entertainments. E R Bumgarner traveled to Chicago with cattle. Vena visitors from Venona. Mrs Wm Anderson helped entertain a new grandson at Theodore Jensen’s home. Ernest Mills hosted Mr Brown of Chicago. Isaac Tomlinson from Ohio visited cousins Josiah and Altie Tomlinson. Floyd and Harry Koehler spent Sunday with friends. Arthur Wilson and Elizabeth Hart went to La Salle for theater. Spalding Glenn Smith Griffiths attended Granville theater. Hazel Anderson hosted Swaney teachers at dinner Thursday evening.
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E. R. Bumgarner
Chicago
Vt. J. Smith
Venona
Wm. Anderson
Theodore Jensen
Ernest Mills
Mr. Brown
Isaac ‘Tomlinson
Ohio
Josiah
Altie Tomlinson
Floyd
Harry Koehler
McNabb
Harold
Kenneth Mills
Arthur Wilson
Elizabeth Hart
la Salle
Louis Spalding
Tony Glenn
Helen Smith
Mary Griffith
Granville
Hazel Anderson
Swaney
Oscar Bumgarner
Daugh
Ter Ruth
Streator
J. B. Stansell
Franklin
Magnolia
Cogeshall
Henry
Merle Hartenbower
Lostant
Frank Koehler
J. A. McNabb
Princeton
J. M. Bumgarner
H. C. Barton
O. P. Mills
Hayfield
Minn
C. B. Flitcraft
Jeannette
Oak Park
J. B. Wilson
Jeanette
Marguerite Studgvin
Gladys Glenn
Effie Phillips
Dewey Bacon
Keneth Winterscheid
Oscar Steer
Alfred Statton
Ellen Lippert
Ottawa
Rev
Stetson
Theo Johnson
Streator Hospital
Lela Moore
Peoria
Gladys Phillips
Bloomington
R. W. Phillips
Lestant
Mildred
Bessie Harris
Frank Hight
Alexander Kelso
Corning
David Ryan
Irene Dunn
Sterling
Fr. Hand
Mt. Holyoke
Mass
St. Bede’s College
Peru
M. L. Merritt
Lawrence Merritt
Dwight
T. 8
Williamson
A. W. Merritt
Frances Walgenbach
Frances Henning
Louis Taylor
Freeport
G. 8. Gould
George Comisky
Isaac Fleetwood
Martin Dunn
Schiffbauer & Kelley
Estella Bell
Amanda
A. E. Rowson
M. EB
Rowson
Emerson
Russell Tomlinson
Lawrence Ryan
Amos C. Ryan
Opera House
Stella Baker
Marie Comisky
Chas. Lindemann
John Swaney School
Charles Stockhaus
Stockhaus
Chillicothe
Sparland
Lacon
Hen- TY Putnam
Bureau
Depue
Spring Valley
Starved Rock
Marseilles
Seneca
Morris Shannahan
Joliet
H. Bell
James B. Phillips
J. A. Whitney
Grant Walton
Wm. Schiffbauer
Mr. Walton
Charles
Swaney High Leads Putnam County Track Meet Victory
The Swaney high school scored 52 points to win the Putnam county track and field meet held Friday with Magnolia second at 434. Hennepin and Granville trailed as local schools celebrated a day of spring events and athletics.
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Swaney High School
Putnam County
Magnolia
Hennepin
Granville
Kinsman Clinker Stud details and 1916 season plan
The listing describes Kinsman Clinker No. 12994 a dark bay four white foot Shire stallion bred by Thomas Curtin of Kinsman Illinois sired by Justice II and dam Queen VI with lineage through Wenona Fuchsia and Sidonia. Seasonal engagements are listed for 1916 with fees set at $15 to insure and care disclaimers. Owner Peter Kuhne and groom Anton Lund noted.
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Thomas Curtin
Kinsman
Illinois
Justice II
Dunsmore Justice
Col
Bryan
Wenona
Golden Champion
Sidonia
Gen. Grant
Kinsman Clinker
John Shammel
Lee Smith
Bungeass
John Bemi
Peter Grasser
Zimmerman
Peter Kuhne
Anton Lund
Magnolia Dominates Meet With Dunne Leading Points
Dunne of Magnolia topped the event with 15 points. Winners included Dunne in the 50 and 100 yard dashes, Geardink Swaney in the mile, and Swaney earning multiple firsts. The meet totals show Swaney leading with 52 points, Magnolia 34, and Hennepin 17 as Granville and Putnam also scored.
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Putnam
Dunne
Magnolia
Spencer
Stewardson
Hennepin
Smith
Swaney
Davis
Stratton
Peters
Geardink
Youngstrom
Westerland
Allen
Dean
Finnegan
Sweney
Potter
Matson
Granville
Buhn
Riegel
Morine
Wilson
Jones
Hauger
Christenson
Stewartson
Halbleib
Clausen
Grandville
John Swaney School in Putnam County History
A Putnam County education note recalls John Swaney School once part of a three district system with three teachers and sixty pupils. The brief outlines the district's past structure and changes affecting local schooling.
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Putnam County
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