Sparland Residents Share News and Visits In June
Sparland community notes include local residents visiting relatives in Oglesby Toluca and Washburn. Families attend reunions and church services while Miss Velma Campbell. Velma Campbell and Helen Rae prepare for upcoming teaching posts. Local driving scenes and a Peoria excursion are described along with travel to St Louis for a sister’s visit.
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Tim Watking
Robert Gibbs
Best Duncan
Camp Grove
Sparland
Monida
Frejday Marshall
Walnut Grove
Velma Campbell
Hénary
Wilson Jarman
Rgchildren
Jarpeiian
William Ze McLaughlin
Thomas McCluskey
J.C. Ohlman
Chester
Man’e
Barney McCann
Reed
Mabelle Reed
John Poignant
Miss Lynn
William Aitchison
Wyoming
Andrew Shearer
Familly
M. C. Marshall
Mary A. Marshall
Mamie Campbell
Mabelle Marshall
Henry
Edna
Nellie Thomas
Oscar Peintner
C. C. Me
Laughlin
Toluca
Varna
G. E. Moore
Dr. Brobst
Mrs . Moore
Eula Hosdns
Venita Sparr
Nellie Aitchison
Vivian Evans
C. D. Marshall
Red Cross
Washburn Y
Mira
N. B
Bernice
Hoskins
Louise Osborne
Elva Campbell
Geraldine Ransom
Viola Sherburn
Hazel Jenkins
Marie Kanourla
Edda McMann
LaVeta Taylor
Bernadette
Jane Rae
Ethel Frisbey
Leita Noret
Rae
Burson
Pe Cheater Ohlman
Springfield
Peoria
Frances Rae
Millikin University
Decatur
Elwyn
Ill
M. R. Livesay
Harmeson
Anley of
Lacon
Apollo
M. & M. Club
Pyce
Oscar Peinther
George Franks
James Parsons
Ben—Russell
Tesmér Campbell
Speer and area residents host gatherings in Princeville
Local social life highlights visits from Bertha Speer Katherine Betz and others. Reports note church events at Saratoga EB and varied community activities at Speer including a strawberry ice cream social raising funds and a baby fold subscription drive totaling 26.55.
Community notices and social visits in a small town
A local column records monthly dues handed in and reminders to bring envelopes for donations, plus a Sunday service notice and evening devotional led by Mrs Maybell Clement on the topic Count Your Blessings. It also lists visitors and family visits including Miss Viola Herr and Mattie Simmons, plus assorted social visits and a kitchen accident at Stewart Lutes.
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Maybell Clement
Toy Fa
Viola Herr
Marseilles
Mattie Simmons
Herr
G. T. Wilson
Sadie Hupp
Edna Stoner
Henry
Edna
Sadie
F. C. Tolliver
Hennepin
Florence Paxson
Hartley
Lou Ely
Charles Hofer
Maxwell
Evelyn Mattingly
Stewart Lutes
Harrisons
du Pont
Local notes from Bradford area residents visiting kin and events
A string of short notices lists visits by Miss Alice Poff and others to Peoria Putnam and nearby towns. Several families and individuals are reported visiting relatives, plus a market day sale planned at Henry Smith's store on June 22 and a correction about Children’s Day exercises moving to June 30.
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Harvey Nighsonger
Addie Bickerman
Vivian Miles
Ernie Kline
Sparland
L. Waughop
Leslie Montonge
Miles
Mr. Thompson
Peoria
Charles Hayline
Billie Wallace
J. Hayline
George Holler
Fred Kline
Henry
LaPrairie
Ira Hawksworth
Sundy
T. W. Asher
Mercy
F. Hawksworth
Asher
Camp Grove
Epworth League
Alice`Poff
George Heskett
Kewanee
Harry Bean
Bert McKinney
Henry Friends
Olive Rees
Champaign
Emme Johnson
A W. Shriver
Putnam
Matt Foley
John Poft
John
Irma Crist
Buda
May
Edna Downey
Francis Quinn
A. B. Dawson
Princeton
Ind
M. A Dally
Darlene Dawson
A W _ Shriver
Myrtle Bowman
Bert Piper
Louise Manley
Carl Reed
George Barker
Chrisman Iis
William Bentley
Maria Bentley
George Reid
Tis- Kilwa
Charles Reid
Bradford
William Catrice
New Windsor
Cicero .Sparks
Clinton
Ed Hufnagel
John Reid
Burton Barker
Tadies
Ald Society
Boyd's Grove
Henry Smith
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Scenic River Excursion From Chillicothe To Starved Rock
A full day river excursion led by The Breeze runs Friday June 21 from Chillicothe Lacon and Henry to Starved Rock State Park. Music by Knapp orchestra aboard departs Chillicothe 8 am Lacon 9 am Henry 9 45 am arrives LaSalle 12 46 pm then buses to Starved Rock with an afternoon there. Return from La Salle 6 pm Henry 8 30 pm Lacon 9 15 pm Chillicothe 10 pm. Fare 75 cents adults 50 cents children round trip plus added war tax for car and ferry 40 cents adults 20 cents children.
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Chillicothe
Lacon and
Kenry
Starved Rock
Picturesque State Park
Anappy Public
Knapp
Henry
LaSalle
Contributors to Sugar Grove Sustaining Cemetery Fund
The Sugar Grove sustaining cemetery fund in Whitefield township near Hen ry has raised $1515 for perpetual care and sexton salary. The list names contributors and amounts from R. M. Tremain to Helen Carpenter, Al Trobaugh, Barrett family and others, totaling numerous relatives and sponsors.
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Sugar Grove
Whitefield Township
Henry
Sexton
Blackburn
Clift Trim
R. M. Tremain
John W Tremain
F. A Raymond
Camery
William Paul Hughes
S. L. Clitt
George Burt
Lucie G. Clark
Herbert Smith
Guy T. Wilson
Spencer
C L. Clawson
al True
Frank Clift
Elizabeth Smith
Omer Cox
Seteene
J. N Brown
K C. Blackburn
James 8S
Burt
George Gregory
Nelson
Floyd Monter
Leslie Wilson
J.B. Wilson
Barrett
R. H. Gregory
Daniel Gregory
Susan E Gregory
Charles Cox
Barnard
Helen Carpenter
al Trobaugh
James Fountain
Luke Gregory
Hill
Liberty
Clyde Gregory
H. J Gregory
Circuit Court in Lacon Hears Case Advances to June 29
Judge Clyde E. Stone presided in Lacon for his final circuit appearance. Most cases were continued to June 29 when court reconvenes. Several divorces granted, alimony set, and probation given in a girl case. Real estate transfers and probate matters filed in Courthouse News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Stone
Lacon
Roy Randall
Henry
A J McCartney
Henry Jacobs
Supreme Court
B. W Wright
Savio Yancich
Alice Bell
Charles Bell
Daisy Traub
Ed Traub
Anna P. Brasfield
James Victor Brasfield
William Williams
Bernice Williams
Amanda Palm
Elmer J Palm
David LaVier
Minnie LaVier
Wn Py Court House News
Henry Zilm
Conrad Appel
Riley O Diverbiss
Richard E Hills
Fred W .Potter
Ada Z. EB. Piper
Jon Hartley
Congregational Church of Lacon
Frank DB. Wilson
John Hartley
Barbara Hopper
Leona Lowden
Sheds to Help Win the War
In times like these we must make no further demands. Upon steel more than necessary, the Allied Nations need every ounce of steel this country can produce to support food and war efforts.
Election Dates Set for Ninth Judicial Circuit Nomination
Governor Lowden fixes September 11 primary date for circuit judge race to succeed Clyde F Stone. County chairmen in the tenth circuit plan meetings in Peoria to set convention dates within a 60 to 31 day window, determining nominations for the judge.
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Tenth Judicial Circuit
Peoria
Clyde F Stone
Supreme Court
Lowden
Tenth Circuit
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