Magnolia social notes and church program outline
Magnolia residents visit relatives across towns including Ve nona Lostant LaSalle and Indiana. Mrs Defenbaugh asks local boys bound for camp to notify her for comfort kits. Magnolia Church hosts Sunday lessons sermons and youth activities with a prayer meeting midweek and Friday games for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moffitt
Nona
Magnolia
Bert Hiltabrand
Lostant
Hiltabrand
W. H. Young and Sons
Indiana
Miller
Johnson
Ruth Shockley
Leonard Travis
Gertrude of
LaSalle
Hillsbrand House
Fred Defenbaugh
Magnolia Church
Willard Carlson
Edna Leininger
W. Harvey Young
Many local visits and events noted around Swaney area
The column lists names visiting relatives and attending events from Venona to Decatur. Highlights include trips by E B Mills to Chicago with lambs, school activities at Swaney and Decatur, a large turnout for the Swaney high school building election with affirmative support, and attendees at various picnics, visits, and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Mills
Chicago
T. J. Smith
M. J. French
Venona
JW. B. Mills
Granville
Josiah
Alice Tomlinson
Henry
Washburn
Arthir
Cynthia Wilson
Kid Studyvin
Rollo
Charles Studyvin
J. N. Wilson
Beatrice Massie
Varna
F. L. Smith
Miss Badger
Jacksonville
Swaney School
Bert Smith
Peoria
W. B Mills
Jeff Moore
Bloomington
Moore
George Bickerman
Swaney’s
Red Cross
McNabb
Don Smith
Joliet
Charles Wierman
Denver
Colo
J. Smith
Familly
Mary Griffith
Kankakee River
Elsie Brace
Kansas City
Griffith
P. Mitts
Golden
Howard
W L. Mills
Ruth
Decatur
Charles Mills
Decatur High School
Charles
C. C. Mills
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Richard E Hills
The administrator Frederick W Potter invites all claims against the estate of Richard E Hills deceased to be presented to the Marshall county court in Lacan Minnesota on the first Monday of August 1918. Creditors should file their claims and debtors should pay promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Hills
Marshall Courty
Tliinots
Lacan
Country Woman's Club Luncheon Reports June 13 Meeting
The Country Woman's Club held its annual luncheon on Thursday afternoon June 13 at the home of Mrs. W. A Klein. Members enjoyed a dainty luncheon served by Miss Mary Broline and Miss Alma Broaddus and heard a reading from absent member Mrs. H. J. Ash. The club will meet June 27 with Mrs. and Miss Perdew for Red Cross discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Brown
Peoria
Emma Guderian
Leo Kelly
Camp Shelby
Miss
Irvine Schumacher
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Schwambach
Camp Riley
Schwampach
Varna
Oscar Olson
Miller
Lela
Low Point
Irwit-Dean
Magnolia
Merritt
Henry
Homer Willey
Starved Rock
B. K. Weamer
Maquokata
Bear River
Lowa
al Hoffert
William Koch
Wesmer
Iowa
A H. Addison
LaSalle Avenue
Comman's
Ehy -Way Eld
W. A Klein
W. A. Boyle
George Lippert
Mary Broline
Alma Broaddus
Allen
H. J. Ash
C, Bh, Allen
Soldier Letter From Harry Ramage in France May 1918
First Lieutenant Harry B Ramage writes from France May 19 1918 to his parents. He describes camp moves a ball game and better weather than rain. He notes riding ponies soldiers from Detroit in the construction division and Moroccans as workers. He mentions sightseeing castles Joan of Arc birthplace and cathedral, YMCA Protestant ministers and Catholic priests, Mother's Day gift, Liberty Bonds purchase, insurance concerns, and steady mail. He reports good food and room donated to Red Cross and plans to contact Phil Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Ramage
John Ramage
France
Campy
Lamb
Detroit
Signal Corps
Morrow
Jay
400Th
Liberty
Magnolia Bank
Bureau
States
Red Cross
New Indian Soldier Quips On Duty In War Time
A Muskogee Oklahoma Indian soldier on furlough tells a Kansas City audience that his fight is to make “the whole dam world a democratic party” while a segue highlights wartime saving and the value of newspaper advertisements. The piece stresses patriotism and economy through ads and prudent shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan 4
Masier
Muskogee
Okla
Kansas City
John
Dam World
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opataa
Feary
Diineis
Schmitt
Williams
Pelephones
C. Willett
Whitefield
W. A. Smith
Illinois
D. Maulfair
M. D
Granville, Tis
Bayne
Henry. DL
Fred W, Potter
Ptono
Henry E, Jacobs
Henry, Til
Geary
Stibgen
LaSalle St
Barnes J
H. Magoon
Atinesarn
Batates
W. W. Dewey & Bons
John Hartley, Jr
WM. E. Green
Henry, TH
McColl & Smith
R. K. McOcoll
Princeton
Thm
Lisle Smith
Maullus
H.w.may
Consultus
Thompson Farm Loans
Lacon
Bat
the Republic
Magnolia Department
By Feyen
Quaker Lane
Fred W. Potter
Whitten
Wey
A. R. Wright
Charles Merritt
Chenoa
Scoon
Fred Herridge
Babe
Bert Herridge
Alder
LaPrairie
Gailen Feazie
Eddie Schmidt
William Morrell
Mae Feazie
Alma Schumacher
Louis Reuben Broaddus
L. W. Bae de Vee Verna Louise
Josephine Haws
Judith Storie
Feazle
Rosana F Holcomb
Eugene
C. Harry Holcomb
Joel
Henriet Florence
Streator
Liye S. Folcomb
Elsie Bjork
Mabel, Kelly
Anna Carlson
Lynn
Alert Carlson
Dora Kelly
Anna
Beautiful Grove
Frank R. Kemp
Magsnolia
Kelly
A. Seth
Hall
Rockford
Bessie Hylin
Basnelle
Kieth
Schmidt
George Morton
C. B. Stateler
Frank Kemp
Toluca
Vivian Ball
L C McBride
Albert Carlson
G. R. Ireland
Central Illinois
Sam
Pearl Rogers
Indianapolis
Ind
William Rogers
Rogers
Frank Specht
Mary Morgan
Joel Hawg
Galesburg
Janette Myers
Ray Saltzman
Ozell Stateler
Frank Grill
Pete Hentz
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Camp Thomas
T. L. Skelton
R. A. Hecht
H. E. Carmichael
Camp Lewis
Wash
Tacoma
Skelton
August Quiram
Roscoe Bayne
D. H. Kohler
Stiles
Louise Zilm
P W. Held
Delbert Phillips
Country Woman's Club
Wirt Street
City of
Henry, Ill
Clor
James A. Harrison
Ransany
W. S. Harrison
R. K. McCold
Allen B. Smith
Matthew Steele
Robert Clark
Market Street
Central Park
First National Bank
Henry, II
American E. F
Air Service
New York
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