Local notes on visits movements and school news
A collection of brief community items mentions Granville and Lostant visitors, Angus calf shipments to Chicago, carloads of hogs, and a move to Polit Hill farm. It notes school duties, a consolidation schools address by A H Lancaster, PTA meeting plans, staff changes at Swaney school, and students traveling to Philadelphia for war relief work.
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Golden Mills
Hazel Anderson
Lostant
Wiliam Chesney
Chicago
T. J. Smith
Ben McAllister
Polit Hill Farm
Putasm
Rye Ballooluca
Karem Spalding
Laura Smith
M. B. Whitney
Esther Paulson
Dwight
Mattie Anderson
F. D. Smith
George Anderson
Granville
Swaney Boys
Magnola
Enida Griffith
George Mills
Streator
W. G. Griffith
Ida Bensler
Tees
A. H. Lancaster
Elveston
Hancock County
Consolidated Schools
C. A. Freeman
Magnolia
J. N. Wilson
Venona
John
Amos
California
Parent-Teacher Association
Priter
Bealer
Smith and Winchester
R. C. Tomilrigan
W. L. Mills
Gladys
Marcia
Mr. C
Mary Griffith
George Is
Philadelphia
France
Herbert Wierman
I. P. Wierman
Savanna
Teigrbert
Isaac
Harry Eller
Swaney School
Newton
Battle Creek
Mich
Blanch H Kibler
Mr. Kiler
Swaney
Miss Kibler
Kiier
Whitefield Center News Summary
Lulu Harrington undergoes appendicitis surgery and faces a slow recovery. Mrs. Darling and child visit Mrs. Charles Cox after hospital discharge. Several neighbors move or plan moves to farms near Camp Grove and Jones farm. Mrs. Ely and Emma Thano assist with housework as illness and moving continue. Jerral Ketchum recovers at her brother Ephriam Johnson’s home before a Washington trip.
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Granville
Therlo Jewel
H. E. Jewel
Ella Phillips
Clara Robberts
Washburn
Minnie
Bessie
Rolleyt
Rolley Key
Henry
Hoffman
Violet
Therlo
Jewel
Iowa
Harriet Holdingfield
Ben McAllister
Migs
Hazel Walters
Peoria
George Ramsey
R. W. Spencer
Jesus
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Mildred ‘Allen
Temperance
Uncle Sam
Mildred
Miss Wolk
Roberta Roberts
Spencer
Magnolia
Miss Young
Varn Allen
Miss Nettle Hanger
Fern Hiatt
Ruth Deckard
Fred Defenbaugh
Goldie Titus
Violet Hoffman
Glen Deckard
Harvey Hiatt
Mamie Hiatt
Alice Ray
Kenneth Allen
John Hauger
Westerlund
Whitefield Center
Lulu Harrington
Darling
Charles Cox
Fred Thutelbar
Fred Ruenz
Jones Farm
Conrad Bogner Joins Army Camp From Here
Conrad Bogner is among early recruits leaving Thursday with Henry County residents. He will serve at Fort Leavenworth Kansas as friends extend best wishes. The Putnam community reports church events, illness updates, travel to Peoria and Chicago, a funeral for David Medearis, and local social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Bogner
Henry
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw
Putnam
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ida Hiliott
Kansas
Etta Wykam
Chicago
Cook
W. H. Dawson
Peoria
David Medearis
M. E. Church
Tilton
Reettae
A. B. Smith
Julia Christison
Rinehart
Uncle Sam Soon
Puatnam M. E
Glenn
Clover Leaf Casualty Co Sickness Accident Policy Ad
Fragmentary ad for Clover Leaf Casualty Co featuring sickness and accident coverage. Mentions agent W. X. Thomas and an advertising directive.
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Clover Leaf Casualty Co
Cassity
W. x . Thomas
Adrt
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