Death of Mrs Amy Lightheart A Magnolia resident
Magnolia mourns Mrs Amy Lightheart born in LCanada near Montreal in 1825 died March 4 1916 at her Magnolia home aged about 91 She moved to Magnolia in 1851 married Dr Panchaud in 1858 and lived alone for over 40 years Her faith shifted from Baptist to Methodist in 1898 She valued prayer and kept vivid local memories Funeral held in the Magnolia Masonic Hall burial in Magnolia Cemetery Friends and distant relatives noted her strong will and kindness A later section cites a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham remedies from Danville Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Lightheart
Lcanada
Montreal
Marce—ti
Magnolia
Panchaud
Pinthad
J. N. Fawcett
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Detroit
Masonic Hall
M--P
A. B. Smith
Samuel Potter
Samuel Myers
California
Mr. Myers
Kesterson, Crowley and Kesterson Vaudeville Co
Varna
Charles E. Fogel
W Miller
Mercedes
Texas
Fogel
Miller
John Dunne
Jennie Myers
B V Smith
V Vnir Haas
F & Morrison
Dixon
Phillips
Frank Gapen
Leo Gapen
la Salle
Rainey
Fred Powell
Guthrie
Conlin
Michael Conlin
Fan
R. E. Phillips
A. H. Griffin
W. H. Smiley
Leonore
D. F. Wilson
Tonner
Fairview Cemetery
Uniontown
Ilinois
Frances Toppin
Mt. Palatine
Minnie
Tnefancy
Harry B. Smiley
Stre
Local notes from Magnolia and nearby towns
Magnolia area reports ongoing illness and recoveries, visits, and social events. Mrs. Jane Bobbitt and several residents are mentioned with health issues, church activities, lecture courses, and family visits across Varna, Granville, Lostant, and surrounding communities.
Palatine Village Note: Residents and Changes
A fragmented Palatine village column notes moves and visits. August Hopper plans work for Rudolph Schafer this season. Helen Leitschuh and family visit Magnolia with son George. Eddie Droll is housebound with the grip. Adolph Schater’s cloud of dilatory questions sparks curiosity. Maud Holock left for Lawrence Ash for the summer. Earl Davis of Normal arrived to work for Frank Powell. Fred Goetz and Mr. Goetz moved into the George Puffer house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palatine
August
Charles Huth
Landbride
Havez
Adolph Schat
Maud
Holock
Lawrence
Ash
Earl Davis
Frank Powell
Fred. Goetz
Victims and a Belgian Bride Tie in Venona Nuptials
Mrs. Joseph Thompson dies after pneumonia at her home. husband had passed a week earlier. In Venona a wedding unites Robert Auguste and Miss Irma Heck, who arrived from Europe with interpretor Rev Vernon词. The bride spoke French and German and had been a governess in Belgium before wartime moves. groom a nephew of S. Frenchmont, long-time Venona resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Samos
Stre Lator
Joseph Thompson
Philip Christ
Belgium
Robert Auguste
Irma Heck
Venona
Europe
F . Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Christ
England
Halland
United States
Auguste
Miss Heck
Frenchmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. C. Willett
Whitefield, DL
McKillip Veterinary Colleges of
Chicago
DR. R. 8. Bayne
Faone
Tillyois
W. W. Dewey & Son
New City
Mariet
Sjohn Hartley, Jr
J. A. Swemn
Ee Henry
C. Helsin Smiths
Main Street
A. Hall
Henry
Edward Street
C. D. Maylfair
Granville
Ill
Fred W. Potter
Henry, Tul
Henry E. Jacobs
Henry, Ill
Telephone
H. W. Adams
Tell
Ais
Wwe
Eriers
Dany
Savecrive
Mrs. Panchaud
Netiainn
Hess
Sloan
NiCrine
Deke
Aatvur
Lydia E.pinkham
Danville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattnie HaLey
Quhone “Street
Lydia
Nirtuerofzbydia
Pinkham
Lydiak. Pinkham
the Republics
Magnolia Department
George Hillabrand
Jane Bobbitt
J. S Phillips
Sue Lundy
Rebekahs
Princess Theater
Gustave Otto
Ide
Lackland
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Barbara Wells
Schuyler
Minonk
R. A. Ward
Edna Blankenship
Bloomington
Fannie Bishop
Joe Sivoell
Harriet
Reymer
Prank-Phillips
Charles Barr
Hope
Taylor
Mary Bishop
Alvin Brown
Pancha
Nan Guinea
Merritt
South
Ladies’ Aid Society
Aid
Kate Haws
Quaker Lane
Jd. N. Wilson
Venona Vis
Istors
Hazel Anderson
Swaney
Anna Mary Mills
Decatur
Oliver Wilson
Peoria
John Sutherland
Wilbur
Brown
Cassie Swaney
Franklin
Helen Smith
Lestant
Max Mihite Op
Famiy Ora
Lane
Wastern Star School of Instruction
Magnolia Grange Fair
Laura Smith
Evans
Max Whitney
Lostant
M. W. Smith
Hazel Boman
Faye Peterson
Frank Peterson
J C Sutherland
J M. Burgarner
Kathryn
Mary Griffith
Louis Spalding
Dawson Glenn
Harold Sutherland
Dawson Glenn, Jr
Oxbow
J J Tomlinson
Food Roads
Magnalia
McNabb
Piep‘meyer
Advt
T. J. Segraves
Henry Auto Co
Henry, Mlinois
A. C. Henkins
Henry Opera House
WeSraes Unm
Northern
Illinois
Allen B. Smith
Wenona
Scott
Filbert Pleteh
le Mcnabb
McNabb Central
George J. Borgstede
Magnolia, Ill
Jones National Schoo of Auctioneering
Ime
Nicaragua Canal
Panama
Baltimore
de Pisit
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Bryan
Rexall
A. J. Ironmonger
Greas
Cross
Pelieré