Death of Mrs Winslow D Evans Peoria society leader
Mrs Winslow D Evans widow of Henry D Evans died Sunday May 20 after long illness. A Peoria figure of high regard she led in church and civic work, especially the Womans Club Amateur Art League and charitable efforts. Survived by husband lawyer Henry D Evans son Donald and sister Mrs Mattie Johnson. Born October 27 1857 at Henry county. Married in Kewanee 1883 later moved to Peoria 1891.
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Peoria Daily
Star
Peoria
Wazman's Club
Amateur Art League of Birst M. B. Church
League
Gand
Wink
Joy D. Evans
Kewanee
Lacon
Donald
Mattle Johnson
Muitnonmh, Ores
Birth and death notice for Thomas A Clemens in Chillicothe
Thomas Ambrose Clemens son of Alva and Nellie Clemens, born March 24 1916 in Chillicothe, died May 16 at age 1 year 1 month 24 days. Survived by parents, two siblings, grandparents, and many relatives. Funeral held May 18 1917 at the Christian church at 2:30 pm, pastor Dr E T Murphy officiating. mortician A B Smith. pallbearers were four young girls, Bessie Marshall and Grace [surname truncated].
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Thomas Ambrose Clemens
Alva
Nellie
Clemens
Chillicothe
Rachel
Christian Church
E.-T. Murphy
A. B.‘ Smith
Bessie
Marshall
Grace
VanDisen Fern Latourette and Rene Trayer Phase in Attendante
From out of town Perry Clemens Chicago mother and sister of Mr. Clemens from Chillicothe Mrs Maggie Carrier sister of Mrs Clemens from Depue and her two brothers Jessie and David Hawkins from Lacon and a brother Robert Hankins from Depue gathered for the event.
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VanDisen
Fern Latourette
Rene Trayer
Jattendante
Perry
Clemens
Chicago
Mr. Clemens
Chillicothe
Maggie
Carrier
Mrs. Clemens
Depue
Jessie
David Hawkins
Lacon
Robert Hankins
Depug
Greys Open Season At Pavilion Park Sunday
The Streator Reds visit the Greys for a Sunday game at 3 o clock wearing new steel grey uniforms trimmed in blue and green and a miniature American flag on the left sleeve. Manager Brasfield and Vic Greys carry memories of past seasons as Henry hopes for a season opening victory amid a full crowd and patriotic pageantry.
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Reds
Mpirs
Stréestor
ViTake
Henry
Ftls
Keystones
Bartonville
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Richard Meridian Family
We thank those who comforted us during our bereavement and contributed flowers and automobiles to the funeral. We also appreciate everyone who assisted us in any way.
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Richard Merdian
Murphy
Jobst-Bethard Co
to-Beth-Co
Dead animals removal offer in Whitefield Corners
Floyd Mielkey offers prompt removal of dead horses for one dollar and cows for two dollars from premises in Whitefield Corners. He will pay all phone calls and can be reached at phone 409 2%. This classified ad appears as a brief local notice.
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Floyd Mielkey
Whitefield Corners
School notes report visitors and literary winners at Ferret room
Miss Nicholson and Mrs Irontouger with George Nicholson visited first grade this week. Stella Delech returned after five weeks. In the literary contest Henry Wes led with five gold medals across oration declamation essay and piano. Kenneth King, Helen Stowers, Ethel Stoners and Imelda Hartley earned top honors. The boys won a baseball game against Lacon. football and tennis were delayed. seniors prepare for final exams as renewals are urged.
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Henry
Point Sy
Gotter
Lacon
Ott Tohica
Washburn
Kenrath King
Mildred Stowers
Imelda Hartley
la 'Rose
Varna
Sean
Marshall County
Sparland
Wenona
Imelda
Hartley Lilearly
Francis, Sherburne
William Osborne
Dorothy Underwood
William Kuss
Craig
Ive Willian
Harold Daniels
Harold
Jessie Reynolds
Venona
Helen Kelley
Helen
Fred Ong
Con
Coa
Helen Stewers
Fern Frank
Edward Scott
Mildred Rose
Pers
Kenneth
Germany
Harvey
Ethel Stoner
Secon
Betwaan
Idigmavad
Hay
Laconman
Murdock
Howard
P v
Ireland
I Weotiaon
Jand
Kenneth King
Louis Phillips
Henry Iboya
Dennis
Tlacom
Hekaveeeanse
TOCA
Es Pugatees Teetewe
Henry View Point
Wterary
Pianet
Basebell
Lgh- School
Country Woman's Club Debut Teased With Dress Theme
The Country Woman's Club on May 17 hosted a meeting focused on fashion with a debut performance. Miss Lola Travis sang while Miss Rebecca Mills and Miss Roxie Morganson attended, and plans for a May 31 luncheon hosted by Mrs Boyle were discussed by committee members including Miss Mary Broline and Mrs Barney Retemeyer.
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Iryer
Berlin
Boyle
Mary—Broline
Howard T. Ash
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the Henry: National Bank
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Henry Opera ‘House
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