Magnolia Alumni Banquet Highlights 1913 Class
The Magnolia Alumni Association held its eighth annual banquet in the new school building after commencement. Speakers praised graduates of 1913 and evoked memories of early school days while toasts honored the class and invited future achievements.
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Magnolia
Magnolia Alumni Association
Ahn
Elias J. Rolley
Ollie M. Roberts
Lucy B. Swindler
Florence E. Westerlund
iIdeals
EK. G. Gase
Auld Lang Syne
Bella Evans
Tudie Massie Smith
C. A. Freeman
Hazel Glover
Inez Lundy Judd
R. W. Spen
Prophecy Speech by Alumni Leader Foresees Future Honors
Florence E. Westerlund speaks to the class of '12 alumni predicting Nettie’s fame and Leah’s role in Chicago’s largest hospital. She asserts eight graduates will fulfill duties, joining Hicks Studen and Samuel in a lasting legacy as the circle signs the roster at adjournment.
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West Town
Ollie
Otlie
Tootsie Wilkins
Jud Freeman
Toes Allen
Cicero
Siss Ray
Nettle Hauger
Wentworth
Millikan
Gale
Major Swindler
Lady Freeman
London
Hazel
Illinois
George
Senate
Alter “Tyle
Gladys
Taodia
United States
Nettie
New Yok City
Leland
Leah
Chicago
Hicks
Studen
Samuel
Florence E. Westerlund
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Magnolia High class of 1912 commencement in new auditorium
The Magnolia high school class of 1912 held commencement in the new building auditorium. Graduates delivered eight themes and orations, with Prof Case presenting diplomas, followed by the benediction and a closing song. The event marked resilience after February 1912 fire and featured a large, proud class.
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Magnolia High School
W A Franklin
Franklin
Lackland
Daniel McKirgan
Gertrude Ramsey
Marie Dunne
Leah Josephine Freeman
Lyle J Anan
Nettle May Hauger
George
Freeman
Hadys Marie Ray
OlliVve Marie Roberts
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Experience of Motherhood and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
The article notes motherhood is a challenging epoch for most women with possible nervous strain and health shocks. It endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic to support the female organism and fertility, and invites women to write for confidential advice to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Confcience
Local social notes record Mendota visitors and funerals
Mrs L Henning and son Earl from Mendota visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Does and Ruth Phelps of Tonica attend a funeral in Chicago. others travel to Sublette, Chicago, or Bloomington for events. A piano recital at the Majestic theater features Miss Lucile Schoenneshoefer with Miss Nina Ehly. The piece ends with a generic remark on the Mexico land issue as the landless seek ownership.
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Skinner Musical School
Bloomington
Majestic Theater
Nina Ehly
Ffrak “Worling
Francis
Henry Wolgenbach
Wim. Schitthauer
Nicholas Noel
Daniel Weber
A. Mckinzley
Méndoza
Silas Kreger
Local News Roundup From Florid and Depue Area
Mrs Jessie Reichwine visited Depue and returned with daughter Marguerite ending a successful school year. Anna Catherine born to Mr and Mrs Larson. Rev Martin hosted at the Larson home. Blanche Allen visited. Children Day exercises held at the church. Studebaker purchased by Mrs Deininger from George Ziegler. Edna Clemens left for Chicago. Local hunters brought in fish strings but had none to show.
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Lynn Broaddus
Maurice Wright
Mildred Ricketts
Jose Kelley
Varna
Lundy
Judd
Joe Sivell
Ralph French
Champaign
Ilinois University
Kathryn Donna Smith
Frances Snedaker
Gladys Ray
Ollie Roberts
Frank Horton
Margaret
Clarence Ray
W. H. Skelton
R. A. Ward
W. A. Franklin
M. J. French
Wm. Law
Byram-Skelton
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
Magnolia
Jessie Reichwine Vista
Depue
Misguerite
Harvey Larens
Anna Catherine
Martin of
Speer
Andrey
Larson
Blanche Allen
John Beck
Adam Deininger
Studebaker
George Ziegler
McNabb
Simon Beck
Henry Hamm
Plorid
Leroy
Minna Edna Clemens
Chicago
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Elias Rolley
Mendota
Irene Miller
Chillicothe
Newman Metvler
Missouri
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Streator
H H Hayes
Avery Company
Peoria
Miss Bischer
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Ford
Charles Merritt
Hoopeston
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Robert Downey
Motley
Toluca
J. S. Phillips
Ben Walker
Henry
Magnolia School
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Lexington
Hecht
Snyder
Newman Metzler
Rev Hin- Rte
Odd Fellows
Walter Spencer
Miss Lackland
George Mathis
Harriett Eddingfield
Mrs Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
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Gladys Dakin
Marie Peridotti
Gladys Crochet
Neal Dunne
Helen Funk
Jesse French
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Hattie Hillibrand
Joséphine’ Ruble Wilkins
Dachter
Julia Mitchell Ruble
Elias VW. Rolley
Wees
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Rollin Leland Swindler
Imex Baker Swindler
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Peck-Williamson
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Putnam
Marshall Counties
Illinois River
M. M. Henkins
S. Skelton
R A Ward
T S. Skelton
W H Skelton
Minnie Roberts
Everett Westerlund
Lydia E. Pinkham
Norm
Indiana
Will T, Law
Magnolia, Ill
Mexico
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McCormick
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Fairbanks-Morse
U. S. Windmills
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Everett
Climax Furnace
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J. F. Wolf
Yy McNabb
Ellinois
Gisset
Albert Pletsch
Phone McNabb
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Barnes’ Universe
St Louisia Inn
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