Henry area social notes and obituaries in Hopewell
A long local column from Henry and nearby towns notes mis sionary meetings in Chicago visits with relatives in Lacon and Magnolia attendances at boat shows graduations at Proctor hospital in Peoria and nurses' exercises in Olney and Bloomington deaths of Harry Straube and Jonas Gustafson with funeral details and sympathy messages plus community events in Putnam Whitefield Corners and nearby areas including church programs picnics and weddings.
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Varna
al Hoffert
Chicago
Ombs
Washburn
Tsa Stiles
Otto Anderson
Moline
Evar Carlson
Hopewell
Axel Berg
Wenona
Charles Munson
August Clemens
Magnolia
George Clemens
el Hurt
Irma
Lacon
Granson Sears
Joseph Bell
Lee Broaddus
Myrtle Bell
Olney Hurt
Proctor Hospital
Peoria
Maud Bell
Jonas M Gustafson
Coggshall
Henry
Park
Toluca
Gustafson
Smaland
Sweden
Charles Gustafson
Venona
J HamMestown
I. Y
John Gustaffson
Bradford
Rev
Stephens
A. B. Smith
Fhose
Joseph Schlosser
Pred Linder
Andrew Chviders
Saudays Occase
South Hopewell Threshing Company
John_Feh
Ring
Andrew Feazel
Migs Hazel
Lane
Broadmoor Caller Leads County Music Convention
A convention for the Bureau County Sunday School is planned in Neponset on the 17th and 18th. Milo singers and a male Bradford quartet are expected to perform, with local schools aiming for representation. Nearby notes mention community visits and family events across Princeton Peoria and Nora Springs.
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Milo
Bradford
Bureau County Sunday School
Neponse T
Broadmoor
Adam Henkins
Princeton
Henry Churchill
Peoria
John Driscol
Henry
Amos Fulkerson
Kansas
Sidney Brown
Elgin
Michael Crowley
Daniel Dris
J B Pettegrew
Mary Cadell
Akron
Laura Brown
Ira Davis
F Davis. Jr. Phelps
Montana
McNabb News: School, Plays, and Local Busiest Week
McNabb notes a closing week for the school and a successful performance of The Minister's Honeymoon at Mt. Palatine. George Ziegler sold a car-load of Studebakers, Fred Wolf’s hardware business grows with three buggies and tractors sold, and Mrs. King returns to the McNabb elevator after four weeks. A school picnic is set for Friday June 6 and local residents travel, marry, and work with family ties and farm trade mentioned throughout.
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Tonica
Jack Child
Hennepin
Keller Bros
McNabb
Fred
William King
Colorado
Laucille
Florence Stirnes
Mr. Curtis
Depue
Pringeton
J. FE
Wolf
A. Pegrip
Market Horticulturist Aims to Help Farmers Sell Crops
The Rock Island system hires a horticulturist to locate markets for crops and help farmers gain profits. He cites a recent peach shipment from Oklahoma that netted little after middlemen, with the carload passing through Davenport where buyers would have paid more. The railroad seeks to address how to connect producers with better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Lahoma
Chicago
Daven la
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William Neane
Emma Matlin
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Bloomington
Cooney Koch
Ed Haugens
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Barney Kelly
Jacobs
Margaret Dunne
H H Thierry
Charles Griffin
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John Norton
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Emma Jesse
Jacob Myers
B-Scarbore
Mihired Rivkeres
Elsie Guderian
Ents
Garrie Mae
Alfred Johnson
John Selgurt
Byer—Carlson
Bros Is
Walter
Wm Rttos
August Otto
Mabel McEntee
Nellie
W Hunt
Granville
Myrtle Hess
Qoal Euard
Julia Christenson
Rhoda Kildow
Opal Euard
Putnam Orchestra
J B Seble
Juha Christenson
Mrs Draper
Opal Board
Messrs Simpson
Pyles
Wheeler
George W Hunt
L. R Thomas
Whitefield Corners
Elizabeth Fountain
Dwinell
Hans
Otto
Hess
Sidney
Azgood
Carl Barker
Foésdick
Alomer- Swift
McAllisters
Boyd
Grove
Senator Magill
Illinois
Actune
Bird’s Eye
Kenmore
Miss Dissinger
Frank Wolf
Mary Seibert
J M McNabb
L. McNabb
A. M. Pipes
Abner M Pipes
Pennsylvania
Nora Springs
Congregational Church
Oberlin Theological Seminary
New Mexico
South Dakota
Iowa
Humboldt College
Humboldt
Frances L. Miller
Fredonia
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Alten J. Smith
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