Local residents attend events and moves in Sparland area
Sparland residents and friends are noted in a sequence of hometown updates. The report lists shopping trips to Peoria, moves into new homes, a new butcher hire in Lacon, illness of Cecil Parsons, piano and offertory performances, family visits to Henry and Lacon, a Peoria household goods move, and local social guests including the Ray and Campbell families with Rebecca Sparr ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Guivenall
Geo. Frank
Nellie Aitchison
Louise Osborne
Ethel Watkins
William Kinney
Lacon
Wilson Jarmon
Ruth McLaughlin
Eugene
Charlotte Duncan
Peoria
M. W. Sparr
Henry
Herbert Pace
Pace
William Clifton
Kewanee
Galva
Steward
William Jr
Angie Baughman
Luther Ray
Fanny and
Vanda Ray
Millard Crank
Washburn
Mamie Campbell
Sparland
Rebecca Sparr
United States
E. H. Bradley
New Lebar Brig
Court House
Ill
Chamberlain
Not Your Heart It’s Your Kidneys Health Ad
An old newspaper ad warns kidney disease signals include weariness sleeplessness and pain and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a treatment. It urges immediate purchase from a druggist and claims health return within 24 hours with ongoing use to prevent future attacks. It offers money back if no help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Haarlem
Local Happenings and Community Notices in Sparland
Mr. and Mrs. George Frank settle in a remodeled home bought from Mrs. Anna Maxwell. B. Y. P. U. observes citizenship day with Mr. Schureman of Lacon to speak. School teachers Florence Wiley and Vera Kehlenbeck off to teach on Lacon road and Hard Scrabble. Numerous visits, moves, and church notices follow including new officers for Union Sunday school and various local social events and movements. Several arrivals from California and Peoria, and community prayers and offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frank
Anna Maxwell
Schureman
Lacon
Florence Wiley
Vera Kehlenbeck
Wiley
Lacon Road
Henry
Kehlenbeck
N. B. W. McCartney
Robert Riddell
Mary C. Riddell
Charlotte Duncan
Peoria
A. L. McLaughlin
C. C. McLaughlin
Chillicothe
Florence Simons
Sam McLaughlin
David Rising
Auburn
Ill
Rising
Louise Osborne
Nellie Aitchison
Salvation Army
J. C. Duncan
Esther Fay
Sarah Marland
Charles Thomas
Edith Reibslager
Riebslager
Washburn
Miss Fay
el Paso
William Marland
D. R. Taylor
Annie McCluskey
Edna
Webster
Marland
Guy Hatton
William O’leary
Marie O'Leary
Antoinette Condon
Marie
Tom Harney
Bradford
William Daily
Hastings
Neb
Chicago
The
Union Sunday School
Harry Siebald
F. H. Gehr
Elva Campbell
William Aitchison
Eva Christman
Margaret Campbell
Izabelle McCartney
Zetta Gehr
L. E. Dennis
B. Russell
Charles Hunt
Velma Campbell
Elizabeth Marland
H. Campbell
Della Taylor
Leta Noret
Ethel Frisbey
Louise Russell
Jane Rae
Electa Frisbey
L. N. Osborne
W. H. Day
Asa Nighsanger
Albert Russell
Clarence Nighsonger
Otis Compton
Mrs. Buck
Madie Keiser
Louise Marcia
Springfield
Ivy Trail
Sparland
Jerusalem
Jerico
Robert Murdock
Anna Hawksworth
Rochester
Clyde
Bessie Salisbury
George Kramer
Thomas E. Salisbury
Minnesota
Charles A. Salisbury
van Leer
Maybelle Salisbury
Osakis
Minn
Joseph McNairn
Saratoga
Ladies Aid of the
Saratoga M. BM
Ella Diverbiss
John Burton
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Lew Elk
Andrew Kelley
Thomas J. Hughes
Honeybrook
Penn
Sarah Mill
Worth Me-Vicker
Thomas Ryan
Agnes
Alta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dlinois
Sparland Department
M. C. Marshall
Ma‘belle
G. BE. Moore
Fred Blackwell
Della
B. McCann
John Adams
J. van Antwerp
Ed Shafer
M. C. Marrshall
Mary A. Marshall
Ford
Daniel Vais
Fordson Tractors
Illinois
Winnie Macon
Bethel Church
M. E
Bethel Sunday School
Sparland Union
William H. Day
James Brown
Clark Mills
N. Y
Steuben
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Julia Hickey
Bradford, Ill
Township
Foster
First Street
Stark County
R. K. McColl, Auctioneer
P. W. McManus
J. E. Harney
Streator, Ill
Middle West
A. E.powell
Galesburg
Roy Humphrey
Buick
Roy Rein
Nash
Ed Brown
Gus Schrader
Duesenberg
F. R. McDonald
Fred Bonneau
Shan Connelly
Streator Band
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