Magnolia Bride Weds Bert Ehringer In June Church Ceremony
A June wedding joined Miss Bessie Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank D Roberts Magnolia and Mr Bert Henry Ehringer Washburn on Wednesday June 16 at 8 pm at Magnolia Methodist church Rev Taylor officiated ring ceremony. The bridal party included Anita Roberts maid of honor with Bessie Hannum Blanche Dinges Grace Ehringer and Helen Funk as bridesmaids. Clarence Johnson best man and attendants Rae Copperrine Rudolph Heintzman Murray Merritt Frank Moffitt. Louise Merritt played Lohengrin. The bride wore cream satin and silk with embroidered chiffon. bouquets of bride roses. The groom wore a black suit. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehringer-Roberts
Bessie Roberts
Frank D. Roberts
Magnolia
Bert Henry Ehringer
Washburn
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Rev. Taylor
Anita Roberts
Bessie Hannum
Venona
Blanche Dinges
Vandalia
Grace Ehringer
Helen Funk
Clarence Johnson
Rae Copperrine
Bradford
Rudolph Heintzman
Metamora
Murray Merritt
Frank Moffitt
Lohengrin
Louise Merritt
Wedding of Miss McDermott at Local Church
Friends of the popular young couple gathered as the church stood decorated with cut flowers and wedding bells under a canopy of white. The reception and supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Gifts included cut glass, silver, and hand-painted china. The couple departed next day for a visit with groom’s and bride’s families. Numerous regrets from friends across Illinois and neighboring states. The bride’s cake was a gift from Miss McDermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehringer
Robert Parker
Chicago
J. B. Thornton
Long Beach
Cal
S. B. Blanchard
Streator
Albert Allen
Pontiac
Jim Kays
Mabelle Reynolds
Abingdon
Em Kays
Phoenix
Arizona
Inez Devens
Cesar Falls
Orb Bowman
Kennewick
Wash
Arba Law
Henry
Lizzie McDermott
Lostant
Miss McDermott
Local County Notes and Family Visits Across Quaker Lane
J N Wilson and daughter visited Chicago last Sunday and returned Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A B Wilson came back from Oak Park on Monday. Several families and friends from Tonica, Varna, Bloomington, and Decatur visited, attended commencements at the state university, or joined in local gatherings. events include boat races, a barn project, and a birthday surprise. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for many injuries. 25 cents at A J Ironmonger’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Wilson
Little
Chicago
A. B. Wilson
Oak Park
Mason Wilson
W. B
Clifford Mills
W. G. Griffith
Leland
Henry
F. E. Smith
Wenona
Wm. Anderson
T. J. Smith
M. J. French
L. A. Burgess
Bertha
Grace
Champaign
State University
Harry Burgess
Frank
Berenice King
Lacon
Gilbert H. Ayling
E. K
Roy Waite
la Salle
Miss Cohn
R. J. Ashley
Philip Linker
Tonica
Crown Point
Ind
Wm. Kreis
Robert Kreis
Peru
Rose Hartenbower
John Schick
Nathan Ong
Bloomington
Master Burdette Phillips
Village Notes and Visits Across the Week
C A Powell shows improvement and was seen around the village calling on friends last week. Darlene Powell returns from Bloomington. George O Davis begins U S cream separator agency locally. A dance occurred at Davis corner store. Mrs Bertha Null and Mrs Mary Mattern visited friends in the area. John Gallaher visits T E Gallaher in town. Earl Davis plows for William Davy east of Mount. Adam Matern and son Henry visit relatives in Iowa with Henry due back Monday the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Duke
Boman
Louise Merritt
Varna
Hazel Shyler
Bloomington
F. E. Smith
James Price
John Johnson
Laura
Helen Smith
Max Whitney
Henry Atherton
Walnut
C. A. Powell
Edna Devereux
Dose Bros
Darlene Powell
George O. Davis
Davis
Bertha Null
Addison
Mary Mattern
Hennepin
John Gallaher
Chicago
T. E. Gallaher
Earl Davis
Wm. Davy
Adam Matern
Henry
Iowa
Rheumatism Relief Promised by Chamberlain's Ointment
The advertisement describes a rheumatic condition affecting larger joints like hips and shoulders aggravated by cold damp weather. Chamberlain's ointment is advertised as relieving pain, improving sleep, and aiding a cure, though recurrence is not prevented. Sold by A. J. Ironmonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. J. Ironmonger
Miss Leola Barnes Weds Walter Schumacher in City Home
Miss Leola Barnes and Walter Schumacher were married Tuesday June 22 at the home of her brother Gale. Barnes, an orphan, is a 1907 graduate and Schumacher is a former Wenona resident. The couple plan to make Kansas their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Barnes
Walter Schumacher
Chaflin
Kas
Gale
Miss Barnes
Wenona
Kansas
Blanche Robertson
Rushville
Wash Hancock
Nellie Harney
Chicago
Emma McMurtrie
Lucile Crews
Pueblo
Wm. Efford
Henry
Charles Guiles
Helen Bollan
Lou Lenz
Leroy Cook
Walter Mudd
Varna
James Wesmer
Helen Winters
Peoria
Dr. Young
Irving Broaddus
Kid Sterrett
Fred Stohrm
Richland
Wenona and Guests Amid Local Social Notes
Wenona and Columbus Kays and wife of Chicago visit the latter’s mother Mrs Fasbender for two weeks. Miss Mackie and Streator acquaintance attended a Sunday gathering with Vera Harter and others. Harold Byerley graduates with Bradley Polytechnic attendees at Peoria. Venona board names teachers. Seatt le trip planned for staff. Local I O O F memorial service held. Y M C A speaker to address men and boys. Children’s Day observed at Sandy Methodist church with children’s exercises.
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Wenona
Columbus Kays
Chicago
Fasbender
Mackie
Streator
Vera Harter
Ralph French
Otto Kahn
Clark Harter
Dent Parrett
Peoria- Henry
Simon Byerley
Bertha
Sadie Eyerley
Bradley Polytechnic
Peoria
Harold Byerley
Walter McAllister
Walter
Washington
Iil
William
George McAdam
Edna
Ancona
Lina Marland
Venona Board of Education
Co. W. Randall
Lestant
HB. Hess
Glassford
Nellie Calhoun
L. D. Brown
Sara Fawcett
Henry
Charity Moulton
Beulah Brown
A. L. Turner
Maurine
Florence Gants
Seattle
Wash
Olive Hastings
Ezra Kemp
John
Glen Calhoun
Abingdon
Hedding College
A. O. Jones
Lostant
O. E. McLaughlin
Pontiac
Sandy Methodist Church
The Liver Remedy Promises Health From Digestion
An explanatory ad asserts a torpid liver stems from a weak body and urges starting with digestion. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery allegedly restores stomach activity, boosts gland secretions, and cleanses poisons to relieve liver burdens. It claims non secret, non alcoholic composition with ingredients listed on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Rural carrier appointment and local notices
Harry Gibson is named rural carrier on route No 1 succeeding the late Samuel Brown and plans to start around July 1 with Emory Turner acting as substitute. The item also notes social gathering hosted by Carami Swartz and a poetry ad urging concise writing. It ends with a Knoxville Express remark about Lincoln appearing on new pennies and his church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carami Swartz
Harry Gibson
Samuel Brown
Emory Turner
Abraham Lincoln
Knoxville
Iowa
Local Notes Highlight Summer Gatherings And Moves
Mrs. George Bickerman and kin visited friends in Jalatine McNabb and Magnolia while Harold Markley and Glenn Raley pursue Chicago bank and post office roles. Young people attend Granville gathering and a Lesher musicale. City crews lay concrete walk under A J Stewartson supervision. Mrs Henry Brink plans six months in Los Angeles. Emerson show boat draws crowds. Florid Sunday School excursion with Granville youths. Harry Wood recovers from measles. Fred Sutcliffe and Myrtle Zenor wed at Hennepin with 60 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matern
George Noll
Addison
T. Jalatine
McNabb
Magnolia
Harold Markley
Chicago
First National Bank of
Englewood
Glenn Raley
Maud
Mary Stouffer
George Taylor
Bloomington
Howard Durley
Bessie Coleman
Bradley
Peoria
Granville
A. J. Stewartson
Henry Brink
Los Angeles
Cal
Emerson
Fred Swain
Harry Wood
Fred Sutcliffe
Myrtle Zenor
Hennepin
Fred
Sired by Hanson Trotting Stallion in 1809 Season Preview
Pedigree tracing through Hanson Combine and Onward bloodlines with Becca G Dream Ava Langtree and Shiloh inbreeding. Describes gaited trotter with speed and style likely to sire foals. season at Varna home barn excluding Saturdays with 10 to insure a colt to stand and suck. Also offers a Shire Stallion at $15 to insure colt to stand at Grant Glover’s barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Combination
Combine
Hettie Brasfield
Happy Heir
Nellie Grove
Nell
Ned Forrest
Edwin Forrest
Becca G
Overdon
Onward
Onward Silver
Benzetta
Dream
Administrator
Catchfly
Taglion
Abdallah
Goldsmith Maid
Ava
Eva
Godwin
Egmont
Langtree Grant
General Grant
Shiloh
Julia Logan
Logan
Nelly Paul
Blackohn
Stinger
Varna
Grant Glover
Carl Phillips
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Henry, Ill
Magnolia Department
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Rexall
A. J
Henry, Ml
Potter & Potter
Magnolia, Ill
Ford
HACO
Seal of Minnesota
Puritan
Lenox
Potter & P
Ans
Lakes
Tootle
J. H Massie
Mcnabar, Ill
Grifth’s
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Ive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico, Chirulogical Society
St. Louis
Ina Bank
Ina, IL
EB. F. Mongeau, M. D
W. H. Weathers
Chicago Veterinary College
McNabb Centrals
Robert G. Dakin,m. D
Ill
Quaker Lane
Belle Bumgarner
Mrs. Ross
Decatur
Bessie Davidson
Hazel Boman
Reading Circle
Cyrus Gunn
A. J. Ironmongers
A. J. Ironmoneer
Peoria,ill
P. A. Hiatt
MT. Palatine
THE
Magnolia Bank
Illinois
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
Henry, IL
Foley
L. B., Morris, Dexter
George Bickerman
Michael Matern
Bob
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