Henry Should Have Keeps Keystones In 5–3 Loss
The Jinx lose 5 to 3 as Henry keeps the Keystones in the game with pitching while umpire Hess calls several close plays. Hamelt injury and Bill Phelps hinder the visitors, with Driscoll Haas and Sleater among the scorers and Wallace stealing bases, Bradley and Florence contributing key hits.
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Henry
Keystones
Brenton
Hesss
Hamelt
Bill Phelps
Cer- Scott
Bil Phelps
J. “Phelps
J. Haas
Sam Florence
Phelps
Mmarquard
J. Haas Seanent
Sleater
Raubiga
Corla
Bradley
Florence
Ptelc
J. Phélps
Haas
Dao
Dow
Aleator
C. Driscoll
Wallace
Hesa
Hite
Keystone
B. Phelps
Ais Phelps
Florynce
Ginnichio
Jess
Morence
Hires
Horman
Kaeyston Sage Bros
hen—Chrisesh
Allen
HPO
AB Hires
Deal
Herman
Merqiar
H. PO
A.B. W. Haas
FC Haag
J. Phelps
Knepper
C Ph
P. Eal
Driscoll
Surger
Ares
Scott
W. Phelps
Genic
Marriage of George Riggs and Mary Frain in local church
A romance spanning several months ended in marriage Saturday evening at Rev. F W Haist's residence. George Riggs son of Mr and Mrs John Riggs and Mary Frain daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Frain of Lacon were attended by Marcellus Riggs and Miss Alice McEntree. The bride is praised as a capable homemaker and George is known for good habits and industry. The couple will reside in this city with best wishes for a long, successful life.
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Ben Raugom
Cadilac
Opera House
T. J. Segraves
Frances
Pittafield
Odenying
Henry
Hayes
A. J. Tron
Ruth Mercer
Brada “Institute
Lambda Phi Sorority
Peoria
Jumies
Groom
St. Mary’s Church
Elliot
the. Shoeman
Milford
Lucas
National Bank
Whitefield” Township
Marjorie
Tyt
Champaign
Marjorie Duke
Belle
Marian Doyle
Dorothy Cromwell
Margaret Jones
Mesars
Lloyd ‘Hunter
Paul Burkhart
Phil Cromwell
Walter Baine
Lou Kieln
Clarence Duke
The
Republican
Haig
Ed ‘Quinn
Gutog
Quinn
George. Riggs
John Riggs
Mary Frain
Elizabeth. Frain
Lacon
F. W. Haist
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Marcellus Riggs
Alice McEntée
George
Hoe
Riggs
Ife
Chautauqua Season Opens with Education and Music
The article notes the 1916 Chautauqua season will travel across Illinois beginning this month and extend into fall. It defends the program against critics, praising education, music, and speeches by eminent speakers, and predicts broad benefits from attendance. It also includes Dr. W. S. Strode’s Illinois river buffalo article and other local notes.
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Rauch
Anugh
Chau
Francis
Egein
Educa
Thane
Readers note on letters and local events in Glendale
A sweeping miscellany recalls editor Sam Parker memories of Henry and Glendale chautauqua work, church dedications, and the Parker family’s ties to the community. Anecdotes cover local clergy, a Glendale dedication for a 440000 church, and reflections on home industry and letters from readers.
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Henry
R. L. Vivian
M. H
Wivlan
Segel
South California University
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Glendale
Dow Methodist
Glendale “News
Samuel_Parker
Ezra, Parker
Staelf
Bard
Arker
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Pat
Chamberlain
California
Strode
Lewistown
Fulton County Democrat
Illinois
Jakes
Bernadotte
Otr
Boston
Jack
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Samuél Parker
SBC
Stanhope
Ines
Denver
Colorado
Springs
Peble
Bock-and-Pike’s Peak
Warrren Cowles, D. P
Peorya
Ill
G. I. Severs
Henry, Ill
Safety and Service Firet
Carlotheon
Golo
Corsa
Carnot
America
France
Ruth
Calypso
Theudius
Besigne
Luella
Seducteur
Carlothean
Hunt Bros
Quinn Bros
Bone
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Binith, Henry
Neae
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