May 24 1944 village notices and bakery sale details
Readable items report bakery sale at Manns store, Memorial Sunday observance, and Sunday pastries. Notes multiple visits, illness recoveries, and local travels in Henry, Peoria, Granville, Streator. plans for Maypole dance, Judd and Granville events, and a May sale schedule. Contains community updates on residents, schools, and a funeral.
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Mann's
Gladys Crocker
Peoria
Harry Hull
Baby
Chicago
R. W. Spencer
James Dunne
James Sivell
Henry
Helen Funk
Iowa
John Dean, Jr
Miss Avery
Meta Lassman
Judd
Miss Lassmann
Joseph Walters
Simon Hempel
Robinson
Streator
Fred Defenbaugh
Samual
Masonia
Samuel
Jane Sivell
F L. Defenbaugh
Edwin Westerlund
Gus Westerlund
Granville High School
Mann’s
Partnor
Meta Lassmann
Tance
Holden
Representa
The
o.Redpath
Lyceum
Buréau -Am
Senachwine School News Recaps May Events and Meet Results
The Senachwine Consolidated School notes cover a May run of events. Spelling contestants Ruth O'Brien and Ardis Drake helped the school place in the county contest at Granville with top finishes. The junior seniors party at Elmer Christensen’s home impressed all. The Henry High School baseball game ended 10 to 3 in Henry’s favor with a return match planned. The Swaney Swanex county meet saw Senachwine earn multiple places in oration essay and declamation with strong school-wide results. Other items include upcoming Magnolia game, exams for seventh and eighth grades, senior commencements preparations, and building improvements under Walter Cook’s janitorial duties.
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Granville
Ruth O'Brien
Ardis Drake
Senachwine Schoool
Ruth
Ardis
Mark
Ruth O’brien
Elmer Christensen
Henry
Putnam County
Swanex
Hennepin
Swaney
Senachwine
Senachwine School
Senachwins School
Rhoda Kildow
Matie Gregg
Olive Dawson
Raymond Thomas
Loutsook
Dy Strosnider
Jerry Drake
Roy Strosnider
Wimer Christensen
Louis Cook
Belle Pierson
Edward Kroeper
Magnolia High School
Grammar
Walter Cook
Alta Rinehart
Martha Louis
Jessie Hope
Cora Yarrington
Minnie Lith
Elizabeth Wood
A. B. Dawson
Tuesay
Ee ‘Omer
Strosnider
Walter Downey
Geneviéve Klontz
Louis Elliott
Harry Haun
Lostant
R. W. Phillips
Streator Hospital
Lena Gray
John Dawson
Streator
Mas Mulvihill
la Salle
Mamie Arenz
C. I. Wooley
Blanche Patterson
Virgil Vale
J A Whitney
G. F. Weber
Iowa
Marshall
Strawn
Dana
Charles Jusher
Blanche Cannon
Montana
Casale Phillips
Harold Phillips
Mae Mulvihill
Marguerite Weber
Hope Center
Alice Barber
British Lane School
Schoenneshoefer
Lucile
Anna Kelso
Maria
Miss Ryan
Ed Reynolds
James Conlin
George Schiffbauer
N Barber
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
R G Hannum
Opera House
MKK
Evans
Baptist Church
O E. S
Foucht
Rutland Chapter
May Boyd
Emma Mitchell
Portland
Ore
The
Stars
Sarah Phillips
Laura Moore
Los Angeles
Merrill Phillips
Selena Coen
Colorado
Liz Zig Hillabrand
Tonica
Ada Wilson
Z-Company
Dixon
Nora Dixon
George Wilson
Herman Barr
John Heusel
Charles Barr
Margaret Shes
Chicago
Jerry
Hopetown -Cemetery Association
A. W. Herrick
Prof Cavins
Normal
Joe Jiacherio
Putnam
Kenneth Edgerley
Champaign
Peru-La Salle Township
Peru
Spring Valley
Granville Chautauqua
M. BE
Tabernacle -In -Hopkina
Park
W. C. Roses
Urbana
Earth
Thalr
Angela
Decoration Day Address Planned by Hennepin Minister
Rev. A. A. Waters of Hennepin, longtime friend of Rev. Lackland, will deliver the Decoration Day address in Magnolia on Saturday, May 30.
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A. A. Waters
Hennepin
Lackland
Magnolia
Local notes from Lostant and McNabb community
R. W. Phillips recently Bar mington Henry Walgenbach visits Peru relatives. Many locals attend visits, illnesses and school events. The area reports births, funerals, teaching resignations, concerts, and a May 8 9 exam at the public school. A McNabb baseball game beat Farmers 12 10.
Woman and child rescued after storm shelter incident
A distressed Polish woman with a six month old baby sought shelter in Moroats near Hennepin during a severe storm. Sheriff Cofoid and assistants detained her for return to Depue after learning she came from near there. She attacked Polson during detention. the woman and child were warmed and later sent back to Bureau County authorities. Nearby, a lightning strike killed a cow at H B Zenor’s.
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Hennepin
the-Moroats
Otto Polson
Pollson’s
Cofoid
Otto Jensen
Depue
Bureau
Coford
Polson
H B. Zenor
Old Town
Countryman
Hennepin Record
Putnam County Circuit Court
Henry Republican
Coort
Magnolia
Nelhaus
Mrs Luckie Uses Chamberlain Tablets for Headache
Mrs A Luckie of East Rochester New York suffered a sick headache and despondency caused by a poorly treated stomach. She reports Chamberlain's Tablets were pleasant to take mild and effective and restored her to former health in a few weeks. Sold by all dealers.
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Luckie
East
Rochester
N. Y
Chamberlain
Tia
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Heaxnepin Record
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Magnolia Drainage
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W. Bmilla
Oliver Wilson
Unmcnabb
Si iLetter
Edminster
Mr. Ponzer
Richard Robbins
Frank
John Kuhne
Ruth Glossing
John
Frank Kuhne
Little Oe
Saturn
Henry, Illinois
Boston
Janesville
J. I. Case
J. EF. Wole
Farmers! General Supply House
McNasb, Dll
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
Allen B. Smith
Illinois
Atao
Toluca
Smith
Michasle- Michett
Joan Pozzi
Batistalli
Jong
Jennie
Plecs
Joachim
Bémund J. Demecrate
Nichols
Echool
Albert Pletsch
Mcnabb, Ill
McNabb Central 183
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National Sane of ‘Auctioneering of
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W. H. Weathers
Pimbia
Madang
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