Varna community notes reveal social ties and events
Local residents share Sunday visits and church events while the Varna Woman's Club hosts a meeting with music and a discussion on women in public office. The article mentions multiple households in Varna and nearby towns attending gatherings, fundraising for the school flag, and plans for an upcoming four-part lecture series starting November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna Woman's Club
Jennie Henthorn
Weeden
Kretder
Lillian_Broaddus
Bernice Brown
Grace Stateler
Mary McCulloch
Lilian Broaddus
Woman's Club
Varna
Jess
Mra. Maleham, Jr
Dellt Myers
Galesburg
Mia
Clara Norton
Anna Merritt
Elias Roemley
Sunday School Day at Saratoga M B Church Delights Attendance
The Saratoga M B Church held a lively Sunday School Day with a collection totaling $1.48 and a Bible class led by Mrs Auksend. Evening devotion focused on Christ's Second Coming and the Higher Life with Miss Ethel Cutlip. the Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs. Divelblias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auksend
Ethel Cutlip
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Divelblias
Camp-Grove Notes Air Again From Last Week
Delayed items include visits by Frank Stottler and John Malone, hospital stays for Mamie Murphy and a local resident Mrs Renzi, and new school building progress. Farmers bought bonds. several locals traveled to Peoria and Omaha. a 13th anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Curry featured a five dollar purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grove
James Champion
Peoria
Margaret Champion
St. Francis Hospital
James Herberger
Mary Kelly
Academy
Red Cross
Dunnigan
Chrisman
O'Brien's
Ladies’Aid Society
O'Brien's Hall
Catholic
G. M. Lombard
A.‘ Eldridge
All My Read
Bradford
James Murdy
Frank Stottler
Chillicothe
Mra
Ewell
John Malone
John
Muller
Indiana
Charles Nelson
Mamie Murphy
St. Francis’ Hospital
Parker
Liss
Towa
Kansas
H. W. Lackman
Viola
Vist
Pekin
John—Gubbins
Gubbins
Yaronta
Roy Haskins
Atolph Renzi
St.Francis Hospital
Our Town
James Green
Herbert Wilson
Everett
John ,Barnes
Morgan Myers
James Judd
Stacey Myers
St. Francis S Hospital
John Turnbull
Mary B. ‘Smith
Omaha
Robert Monier
W. J. Scott
Scott Aitchison
Essex
Robert
Lawrence Webber
Lacon
L. G. Calder
Hoopeston
Margaret Blackwell
John K. Burnatt
Otto Eichstaedt
J. M. DeVault
Chicago
Ae Will Scott
Harry Scott
Dorothy= Scott
Ana
Webber
Hol Barton
Owens
Castleton
John Collins
Harry, Stowells
Chil- Heather
P ‘Wilson
Fred Aman
Frank Knaiva
Henry Gal
Crow Meadow News and Local Happenings
Crow Meadow reports William Ziegler and family enjoying a new Victrola. Mrs. Samuel Howard and daughter Nina were thrown from a buggy near Gardner Williams but escaped with bruises. Locals start husking corn after a dry spell. Young people enjoyed Halloween at Mrs. Alice Wabel’s. Monier & Ely sale down due to bad roads but financially successful. Peoria operation for W. Murphy. Mrs. Murphy stays nearby. Local advertising notes old papers for sale and window frames in stock. Includes a WWI era marching song line urging Johnny to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Meadow
William Ziegler
Alice Wabel
Hallowe'en
Monier & Ely
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