Temperance Institute at McNabb Illinois April 28 1902
The Putnam County W C T U convened at Ziegler's Hall McNabb with Mrs Lara H Boleyn presiding. Papers discussed include Tools for Success in Literature School Savings Banks and Does the Prosperity of the Church demand the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic. The program included talks by Miss Brehm Mrs Nellie Taylor and Miss Brehm and a late afternoon session closed with a Strong Good Friday style benediction.
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Putnam County
W. C.T. U. Institute
Alice E. Tomlinson
Union
W.C.T. U. Department of School Savings Banks
Brehm
Boleyn
Nellie Taylor
Magnolia
Spirit of God
John Swaney
Hawthorne
D. R. Shinn
Miss Brehm
Joshua Mills
Magnolia Center Union
Edward Laughlin
Rey Barker
Tonica
Magnolia Union
Rey Schacht
Roy Barker
Christ
Miss Stehm
Oliver Wilson
Jon
Luella Flitcraft
Institute
Jericho
Bishop Potter
Carrie Thompson
Peoria
Roe
Emma Strawn
J. E. Mountjoy
Lacon
Stead and Kelly
Stead and Kelly, Lecture By Miss Brehm
Mesdames
W. W. Heath
Henry
Heath
L. A. Wood
Chillicothe
Presbyterian Church Sets May Sunday School Party
Church notes announce a Sunday school May party at Presbyterian church next Wednesday evening May 14 with an athletic drill by the young ladies. Rev. R L Campbell concludes his stereopticon Life of Christ lectures covering the Resurrection and forty days after.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
R. L. Campbell
Christ
Presbyterian
Li. Kesling
Kesling
St Joseph's Church
Father Emery
Chillicothe
What becomes of our little ones that pass into the other life
L G Landenberger invites sorrowing parents to a Sunday evening talk on May 11 about the fate of infants and children who die, promising comforting truths from the New Church to magnify the Lord's mercy. The cordial invitation extends to all who wish to hear.
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L. G. Landenberger
Church of the New Jerusalem
Interscholastic Contest Marshall County Public Schools
Elaborate preparations for literary and athletic contests at Sparland next Friday eve and Saturday. Judges named for delivery composition field events. Entries include Oration, Declamations, various races, jumps, pole vault, shot put, and team baseball and basketball events. Prizes donated by local citizens and organizations.
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Marshall County
Sparland
M. E. Church
Anderson
Chillicothe
Wetzell
Woodford County
Robertson
Peoria
J KE Herrick
Chicago
Spicer
el Paso
Elgin
D C Pratt
Galesburg
JT Kirk
la Rose
Wm James
G Cromwell
FIO
R. B. Fort
Lacon
Earle D Stevenson
Washiburn
James B Wescott
Homer Dewey
Henry
Maurice Ball
Toluca
Elva Thompson
Washburn
Geo Tiff
Charles Osborne
Clarence White
Harry Gallup
Willie van Petten
Charles Ponzer
Austin Clark
Dent Parrett
Wenona
William Franks
Russell Sparling
Logan Barrett
Thomas Robbins
Howard Mellow
John Fitzgibbons
Roscoe Ramp
George Durflinger
George Iliff
Harry Mau
William Shaw
Acon
Robt McKintee
Leslie Barr
Robt McEntee
Robt Creswell
Herbert Iliff
Earl Payne
Leonard DeLong
Earle Stevenson
Geo Boers
Dexter Farnsworth
Bert Rowe
Julian Herr
John Haig
Millard Grieves
Roland Blackwell
Fred Hill
Frank Clift
Leonard de Long
Robt MccEntee
Stee
Frankie Owens
Earle Stephenson
Frank Owens
Benj Shafer
Robi McEntee
Robi Creswell
Geo Durflinger
Earle Payne
Robi MccEntee
Willie Franks
Eggleston
United States
F E Royce
Barr
R Waugh
T van Antwerp
H Gehr
Fountain Pen
McCartney
Laughlin
U. S
A W Bradford
A Barr
Macaueye
England
T & Gapen
F M Anderson
B Cartwright
F van Antwerp
Natural Resources of
Curtis
van Antwerp
J R Bouton
John Ridell
Aitchison
Wm Kinney
Memorial Day Observance Planned in Henry Illinois
Lookout Mountain Post No. 94 announces a Memorial Day program inviting schools churches and civil societies to join in honoring fallen soldiers. Rev A K Tullis is invited to deliver the Memorial address on Friday May 30 in Henry with the post confirming his acceptance.
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Peo
Henry
Lookout Mountain Post
Department of Ilinois
Women’s Relief Corp
A. K. Tuts
Lookout Mountain Post No
Department of Illinois
Lookout Mountain
Whooping Cough Advice from Alabama Mother
A Springville woman recounts preventing complications from whooping cough by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her three children, including a three month old baby. She claims her kids stayed healthy and plump, and notes her oldest daughter asked for the syrup between fits. Sold at Dr Powell's City drugs store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Dr Powell
City
New Party Line Phone Cuts Off Rubber Necking
In Sparland Tim Van Antwerp showed a residence telephone with automatic bridging that blocks all lines except the one in use. He says the device curbs rubber necking on party lines and is popular, especially in rural areas.
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Sparland
Tim van Antwerp
Tim
Fitch's Laundry Ad Reminder Offers Dyeing Cleaning Service
Fitch's Laundry invites customers for all laundry work and cleaning. Schaefer serves as agent and telephone number 120 is provided for contact and orders.
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Fitch
Schaefer
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Temperance Institutes
Edna Powers
Henry Society of the New Church
Polly Davis
Charles Davis
Whitefield Lodge of Odd Fellows
Whitefield Corners
W. H. Jordon
Odd Fellows
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tullis
New Church Society
Temple
L. G. Laudenberger
Sunday School Board
M. EB. Church
Jennie Higgins
Ellen Gehring
New Jerusalem
Philpdalpnisy
Convention
Publicaon
Epworth League
Henry M. EB. Church
Martha, Sutton
George Helper
G. W. DuFour
Eva Harrison
Zora
St, John's Church
Bishop Taylor
Denver
D. Olmsted
Omaha
House of Bishops
R. Jones
Wyoming
J. Barrett
W. Stimpson
St John’s
St John’s Church
Kosleski
Episcopal Church
Chicago Lambeth
Kosloski
Woman’s Club
Clover
Hildebrant
Gabbard
Neversole
Kentucky
Vogelsang
Fannie Vail Wilson
Dewey
Deck
Bessie Townsend
Will Sleater
St Louis
Church Notes
Marshall CO. Public Schools
Webster's Inter
E. Frank Perry
Ladies Aid Society
H Campbell
Austen
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