Varna Lecture Ends With Local Social Events
A crowded April 11 lecture at the Opere House featured the Timminto Sisters entertainment while Mrs Conrad Koch travels to a sanitarium for rest. Town residents including Pater Harrington and Henry Jae were in town on Thursday. Multiple visitors from nearby towns were noted, with Mrs Hoffert and William Koch in Streator, and James Phillips of Magnolia among Monday arrivals. A planned Easter Sunday program signals continued community activity as spring work and social clubs resume after recent illnesses and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William—Koch
Schumacher
Robert Ward
Mathjolia
Thuraday
Bronk Taylor
Lacon
MraAr- Leslie Smith
Gary
Ind
Telticketts
James
Phillips
Magnolia
Moe
John Roberts
McCuskey
Sugar Grove Notes of Local Visits and Visitors
Sugar Grove reports Am or Smith spending days at Roy and family home. Mrs Niblock Krisi visits daughter Mrs John Divelbiss. Mrs Martha Wilgon cares for her. Adan Hintley of York Neb visited nephew Horatio Martley and Whitefield friends Pearl and Floyd Cool. Mr and Mrs JohnsDivelbiss returned from Texas trip praising warm south. Mrs Logan Barrett entertains a Colorado sister. Fred Thlot barman hosts sister Mia Huglo from Washington.
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Amor ‘Smith
Dus’ Roy
Niblock’ Krisi
Boon
John Divelbiss
Shorts
cMrs
Martha ‘Wilgon
Gan Guy
Adan_Hinrtley
York
Neb
Horatio Martley
Whitefield
Pearl
Floyd Cool
Lacon
Guy Wilson
Fred’ Morgan
Walter
JohnsDivelbiss
Obituary notices from Lacon area residents
Loynch's remains brought to Lacon for burial in Catholic cemetery after dying in Lounto with his daughter. Mab, once of Lagon and Wenona, noted. Egbert Hainey, longtime Lacon resident and business figure, died March 4 at What Cheer Iowa aged 84. his remains brought to Lacon for burial. Remember Henry offers first class job printing. Republican urges renew subscriptions.
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Wd Loynch
Lacon
Lounto
Speer and Speers Elevator Co Annual Stockholders Meeting
Peoria and nearby towns are mentioned in a local record of social events. Henry Amen shipped hogs to Chicago last week while Dr C Mie Witmot entertained guests. Speer family and friends attended meetings, visits, and a Mothers club event. An upcoming sermon by George H. McCollem was announced for Speer Congregational Church. The piece also advertises Red Fern Coats Skirts in a local store display.
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Speer
B. E. Davis
Peoria Tuesaday
Henry Amen
Chicago
C. Mie Witmot
Burtom
Green
George Speery
Jamey Sheed
Corda
Blanch Burdick
Peoria
C. E
Henry
Amenie
Hogerton
Lacon
J. C. Spencer
James Speers
Speers Elevator Co. Helfs
Berna- Morrill
Neya
Mabel Grind
Mrs. Great
Reeformers
Mabel Gruner
Lila Davis
Margaret ‘Burdick
Ruth .Green
Kate Phillips
Montana
Veda’ Grove
Myrtla
Wilmot
Mesdames
Clara’ Turnbulls
Maude Root
Elsio Grove
Louisa Phillips
Carrie Gruner
Paulina Green
gEaelach
George H
Young Men Readiness Boost for Spring Shoes and Shire Plans
Young men’s service program highlights new footwear and spring shopping lines. Brands push seasonal arrivals to appeal to active, style-conscious shoppers during a renewal period.
CAMP GROVE PASSENGERS AND LOCAL NOTES
Passengers to Peoria include Rev Fr Walsh Stace Dave Myers Robert Sennell and Colectta daughter George Lombard and Janes Corcoran. Walter Jones underwent appendectomy at Proctor hospital in Peoria last Wednesday, with one hemorrhage. Harry Aukland shipped a carload of hogs to Peoria Thursday. George Kruger left for Ohio to visit relatives after 20 years. Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson visited their son Robert Bunday. Lucy Landers recovering from pneumonia. ST WT Wilkins visited Lackman home. The funeral for Pator Ht, aged 83, held at La Prairie church. Johnson Lumber Co sold to Deroy Co with I M Dewey taking charge. Mrs George Jones and daughter Lulu visited relatives before moving south with the Wilson family.
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Camp Grove
Peoria
Walsh
Stace
Dave Myers
Robert Sennell
Colectta
George Lombard
Janes Corcoran
Walter Jones Wen
Uper Alha Proctor Hospital
Brohst
Harry Aukland
George Kruger
Ohio
Robert Nelson
Robert Bunday
Lucy Landers
Michael Saunders
Pator Ht
Samuel Tm, Ho
Wag
la Prairie Church
Johnson Lumber Co
Deroy Co
I. M. Dewey
George Jones
Lulu
Local notes and visits fill Quaker Lane area
Residents and visitors frequent area farms and towns including Sutherland at Cunchine Missouri and Mills in Indiana. Verna Stansell and Julia Smith visit relatives while several others travel to Antengo and Champaign. A local institute met at A B Wilsons with an all day session and a Friday dinner at Edna Wilsons.
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Quaker Lane
Iwiheard
J. ©. Sutherland
Hig Farms
Sap Cunchine
Ywomper Willey
Normal
W. L. Mills
Verna Stansell
Schont
la. Wilson
Mord
Ind
J. Smith
Tomlinson
W. A. Frantchin
Julian Smith
Qseo
Tiorwalt
W. Ia
Mills
Paul Maret
TS. Smith
A. B. Wilson
Magnolia
J. T
Mile
Antengo
Kenneth Winterscheld
Henne‘pin
Cama Ug
Champaign
Clifford
St. Joseph
Cama
B. Mills
Edna Wilson
Malone White-Harrison F. White wed near Wyoming
Malone White and Harrison F. White were married at the bride’s parents’ home seven miles north of Wyoming on March 7 at 8 PM. Rev. William Moore officiated. Clara Hammond attended the bride. Sidney Malone, the groom’s brother, served as groomsman. The couple, praised for character and industry, will honeymoon then settle on a Valley township farm. A two-course supper followed and many presents were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone-White
Mildred Ada
Henry Malone
Harrison F. White
Rachel White
Wyoming
William Moore
Wyoming Congregational Church
Clara Hammond
Sidney
Malone
Elsie Murray
Anns Malons
Florence McCurdy
Susie Todds
Republican
Lfe
Ten candidates initiated in Magnolia Granga meeting
Ten candidates were initiated in the first and a second degree at a special meeting of Magnolia Granga Thursday night.
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Magnolia Granga
Local notes from Putnam area social events and spring machinery opening
The notice lists gatherings at Mrs Chesney and other locals including visits by Mr and Mrs Rudolph Miller and the Farleys. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Miller on March 10 is noted. Several visits, calls, and a Cateogory Sunday School mention appear. Announcement urges Grand Spring Opening at Putnam on March 29 for farm machinery and autos with demonstrations, free coffee and souvenirs and invites all to attend.
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Alion
Aldof Cottage
Wm. Chesney
John Farley
Hera
Rudolph Miller
Charley Kuhn
Tiskilne
Harold Anthony
Rudolph” Miller
Charlie Day
Charlie Oil
Friay
OM. Henkin
Putnam, Wl
Advt
Putnam Community Notes Mention Visits and Appointed Postmistress
Putnam records show Jert Guard aiding at the St Patrick's dance in town. Rev L F R Thomas spent Monday with his son Raymond and wife. Mrs Georgia Brown named postmistress and will assume duties April 20. Residents shared visits with family members including Grandma Cook and Mrs Curt Hen King. Various locals spent time with Elizabeth Weaver Henry Hulda Schimmel and others. music group performed at H Sopot home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia. Brown
Putnam’s
Thomas
Raymond
Annual election and re election at Child Ryan's home
The annual election on Tuesday elected Mr. Doeizer for the coming year and he received a brass tray from the association in appreciation of his loyal service. Board members voted to affiliate with the Child Welfare Federation in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Avenae
Doeizer
Association
The
Child Welfare Federation
Lost yearling heifers in Saratoga township
Advert reads Henry Bornsheuer sale on Feb 15 1917 in Saratoga township. Two yearling heifers disappeared during the chase. One is a girl red with a white head mark. Reward offered for information. Contact Harry Newman phone 401 F.
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Henry Bornsheuer
Saratoga “Township
Harry Newman
Adam Crawford McInneix Died at Paxton
The remains of Adam Crawford McJunkin of Paxton arrived in Wee none on the 2755 Uinois Cemue March 10 and were taken to Magnolia cemetery for portal. Short services, conducted by the pastor of the Magnolia M-B church, were held. He died March 8 at his Paxton home at age 81 years 2 days. He was an uncle of G. W. Griffin of Verona. He was married to Flora Mathis of Hennepie. They had eight children, five living: Rich R, Malvilé Russell, Thomas Aa, Elma I lenberger, and Lottie Hannay. He had resided near Magnolia Lostant and Rutland. A Civil War veteran, he was a former townsman of Magnolac. He served in Co. 3d M. Springfinid leh ater Jnadex.
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Paxton
Magnolia
Adam Crawford
McJunkin
Wee
G. W. Griffin
Verona
Flora Mathis
Hennepie
Union
Aix
Aras
Magnolac-Lostant
Rutland
Evin
Galesburg
FL. Teeser
Co. 3d
M. Springfinid
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