Magnolia Village Notes and Local Gossip Summary
Magnolia township notes detail social visits and events. Abby Boylé and Mrs Potter stopovers, Miss Lash visits Mt Palatine, and church group activities plus a mock election for women voters planned at the Masonic hall. Local travel, high school program, parish quilting, and town road improvements are noted alongside moves and visits from residents.
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Allen
Abby Boylé
5Potter,Jr
Streator
Harry Griffin
Lostant
Magnolia
IE. F. Mongeau
Toluca
Clifford Haws
Henry
Cadillac
Fred Glover
Florence Skelton
Mae Gould
Edna Hillabrand
Lera Byram
William Law
R. W. Spencer
Helen Funk
Granville
Anna Lash
Mt. Palatine
Magnolia Township
Margaret Lackland
Daniels
Ollie Spencer
Chicago
Samuel Potter
A. W. Stillwell
Wendell
Emma Sonwald
Herman Potter
Potter
W. Holmes Aoledo
John Ramage
Lena Byram
Abingdon
Lena Skelton
G. A. Morphew
Herbert
Robert
George
Venona
Morphew
St. Patrick's
Stomach and liver relief praised by West Webster reader
In Stuart New York a reader reports using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach and liver issues for five years and finds them mild in action and satisfactory. The ad notes sales by all dealers. Also referenced Bureau countys first superior school receiving Friday March 20 with exercises and officials present.
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Stuart
West Webster
N. Y
Advt
Bureau County
Blair
Smith
Miller
Lee County
Edna Clark
Lostant Local Notes on Repairs and Social Visits
Workmen begin repairs on the opera house. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Willard Bush of Indiana visiting Perry Bush, John Kelley and family, Mrs. Purdy from near Springfield, and many others attending church events, visits to Ottawa and Bloomington, and upcoming events. Changes in teachers and members moving away are noted along with hospital and club activities.
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Lostant
Willard Bush
Indiana
Perry Bush
John Kelley
Rutland
George S. Hillabrand
Ottawa
Fred Klag
Stiling
C. A. Whitney
Mitchell
Tonica
Purdy
Springfield
Groat
Emma Thessing
McGrath
Emily Dugan
E. W. Phillips
W .C. T. U. Institute
A. J. Will
Toefft
Ind
Charles Lusher
Grid
M. L. Merritt
Dwight
Ed McKenzie
Eddie
Streator
Ora Curtis
Miss Baker
Turner
Wenona
Vollmer
Grant
Pauline Whitney
Lucile Schoenneshoefer
Estella Bell
Flossie Barber
W. H. McDaniels
George Gould
McDaniels
Aacren
Ada Suite Il
Alma Hartenbower
John Herre
Chicago
Miss Boshell
Amboy
Eldena
E. Lambourn
Denver
Col
Cnay
Four year old Edith Bernardi dies after hot water boiler accident
Granville Echo reports four year old Edith Bernardi died hours after being scalded when she backed into a boiler of hot water in her home on March 17. Coroner's jury ruled death the result of severe shock from burns caused by accidental boiler immersion.
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Granville Echo
Edith
Joseph “Bernardi
Wiliam McCord
Chicago
Gran- Ve
Diedz In
Hisshome
Onarga
Mr. McCord
Robert McCord
Hopkins
Alno
Lin
Mauitair
Ander
Roy. Whitaker
Theo, Harris
Terseyville
Cwere
Spring Valley
Feside
Granville
Easter Social Planned by Ladies' Aid of Christian church
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church announces an Easter social Saturday evening April 11 at the hall with a cordial invitation to all. Community notes report local visits, accidents, and school activities including a trial in the junior-senior class and agricultural bulletins. Interments and obituaries are noted for G. E. Sparling with services held at the M E church.
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Apex
Aid of the Christian Church
Pinkeye
S. L. Case
Henry
Hannum
Mamie Belkie
Peoria
G. EB. Sparring
Dora-Halbleth
N. F. Jackson
D. L. Allen
Princeton
G W Lawson
Jeremiah Drake
John Perdew
Sparland
Melissa Conkey
John Heminghouse
W .M. Drake
Prof. Klontz
George Edward Sparling
M E
Sebel
Putnam Cemetery
Consolidated School News
Ray
Genevieve Fogerty
Illinois
Ebayligh
Ray Strosnider
Lennis Condit
Elmer Christensen
Lewis Cook
Olive Dawson
Bertha Pierson
Myrtle Wood
Raymond Keegan
Hazel Downey
Cora Yarrington
Why Buy at Home
A plea for local shopping emphasizes buying from home merchants to support the town and county, share taxes, aid neighbors and institutions, and keep wealth within the community. The text extols personal trust, visible goods, and mutual support as reasons to transact with local friends.
Dedication of a New Rural School and Old Patriarch Address
A rural community dedicates a $14 000 schoolhouse with a solemn speech by an 88 year old patriarch who recalls ox teams and log schools. He urges future students to value better teachers and facilities, while noting past simplicity and gratitude for public education. The program also mentions Panama Canal geology and mining implications.
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Panama Canal
Isthmus Ianal
Com
Gatun
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John Coleman
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