Local residents welcomed as new neighbors and movers
City notes greet Benjamin Hoyle and John Reinbeck settling on Mrin and Edward streets while G M Locke ships furniture to Florida for a winter home. Several residents relocate or visit, including Lovett leaving for Chicago and Mrs Turner moving within town. Community events include CYMU dance night and lodge anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hoyle
Mrin Street
John Reinbeck
Edward Street
E Lovett
L. Turner
Lovett
Chicago
Turner
G. M. Locke
Florida
L. C. McMurtrie
Lacon
Marshall County
CYMU
People’s Hall
Siewers
McKinney
H. Co. Wright
Helgoth
Second Street
William Rowe
M Helgoth
Joshua Worley
Cofton
Kas
Henry Cottery
Mellon
J A Williams
Henry Chapter
Sparland
Chillicothe
Richard Mellon
The
Lacon Marble Works
J A. Williams
Quincy
William Wallace
St Joseph’s
Frank Baer
George Worley
Joliet
Camery
Heb-Dennis Grain Weigher Co
Peoria
F R. Dennis
Elenry
Dewey & Sons
Presbyterian Church Plans Chicken Pie Dinner Next Saturday
The Presbyterian Church invites attendance at a noon chicken pie dinner in the Weis building next Saturday. Sabbath school meets at 9 45 with hope for larger classes. Morning service at 730 with the pastor preaching both services. Christian Endeavor gathers at 630 with young people invited. Choirs sing each Sunday, prayer meeting Thursday at 730 for prayer and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis
Christian Endeavor
H.” W. Burger
School Chimes and Pupil Interests At Local High
School activities this week include Paul Burkhart as pianist, juniors studying Poe, first years exploring Silas Marner, and domestic science classes cooking potatoes and discussing digestibility. Visitors Elsie Carpenter and Harry Seitz stopped by. Henry Schuster nicked corn in the country. teachers and parents visited the lower rooms. first graders enjoy new primers. grammar room boys craft towel racks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burkhart
Poe
Silas Marner
Elsie Carpenter
Harry Seitz
Helene Pople
Henry Schuster
Heininger
Morgan
Friday
Heiiinger
Life Sketch of Mrs. Sarah J. Nash of Hennepin
The sudden death of Mrs. Sarah J. Nash at her Hennepin Illinois home on October 5 1911 ends a long illness. Born Sarah Mead in New York City March 24 1836 she spent most of her life in the Hennepin area. She married Martin Nash September 24 1874 and lived on a farm then in town. She leaves a large family including three children and four stepchildren and was active in the Congregational church and the Rekekah lodge. Funeral services were held October 7 1911 at her home with Rev F Galt presiding and interment in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ketchum
Nebraska
Edward Krenz
Omaha
J . Krenz
J. L. Jones
First National Bank
University Hospital
Elmer Quinn
Hen. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Woman's Club
Ida Ketchum
Sadie Smith
Department of Domestic Science
R_ Blackwell
Steuben Township
Dollie
Grace
Henry
Willard Wabel
Sparland
Alice Wabel
Mildred
Maury
Berenice
Kate Dorsey
Cleveland
Iowa
Albert Stevens
Berkeley
Cal
LeRoy Avenue
Irving
Fred Blood
Peoria
Lovica Griswold
Los Angeles
Charles Motter
Brown Prince
Springfield
Charles
Douglas Chance
Sidney
Kewanee
Weary
Putnam
Samuel Chance
Edward Street
L. A Meijer
Our City
Whitney Place
Citadel Farm
Sidney Chance
la Salle Tribune
la Salle
Peru
W T Bedford
Sarah J. Nash
Hennepin and
Hennepin
New York
St Louis
Martin Nash
Heavenly Home
Congregational Church
Retekah Lodge
George Mead
Pearl DeWitt
Charles and
Leonard Nash
Hatche Colvin
Nellie Winterscheidt
Jordan
Nash
G Whittier
F Galt
Riverside
Mrtual Syed
Adam Deck
C C Greiner
Blanche Patterson
F L. Monroe
Harold Morine
Howard Durley
Pomona
Ralph Hayslip
Dr. McCormick
Robert Irving
Galesburg
Peter Etscheidt
Frankie
Frank
Sarah J Nash
Wenona notices include visitors and a death
Wenona hosts Miss Ludington and Mrs C K Wolf visitors. Glen and Verne Calhoun of Lacon call. Mrs Emery Turner visits sister in Lestant. Vera Harter returns from Enid. News arrives of Mrs John Coe of Ancoma death. Evans township rural schools plan Corn Day Nov 3 with prizes and a program at Evans Grange hall. Aviator Cal Rogers passes Wenona en route to Hearst prize contest. Miss Mabel Clara Jones and Miss Ruby Evans to perform at Wesleyan College of Music on Oct 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona
E. L. Monser
Ludington
C. K. Wolf
Glen and
Verne Calhoun
Lacon
Emery Turner
Herman Volmer
Lestant
Vera Harter
Enid
Oklo
John Coe
Ancoma
Evans Grange Hall
H. B. Smith
Long Point
Sarah Kemp
Cal Rogers
Hearst
New York
San Francisco
Chicago & Alton
D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema Promises Relief
A newspaper notice proclaims the D D D prescription wash as a cure for eczema psoriasis and other skin troubles. It urges prompt use to destroy germs before they worsen stating a 250 bottle proves its claims and offering full refunds if not effective through a local druggist Henry MI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J Segraves
Bae Nation
Henry
Wesleyan vocalist to sing at Wenona church concert
The Wesleyan vocal department instructor will present a concert at Wenona Methodist Church. Miss Evans, already popular in the area, performs again for local admirers. Dr Andrew Zenos spoke at Wenona Presbyterian Church last Sabbath. Invitations issue for Miss Vinta Hartenbower of Bloomington to Arthur Wright of Wenona. The ceremony is set for October 18 at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs George Hartenbower, with a reception for friends after November wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Wenona—Methodist Church
George Hartenbower
Wenoena
The Mysterious Hog Cholera Pestilence Debate
An article discusses hog cholera as a mysterious, widespread disease affecting hogs in Iowa Illinois and Kansas. It details vaccination with serum, calls for veterinarians, and notes risks along railroads and streams. It contrasts old culling methods with serum, and urges practical, nonpolitical action. It also shifts to a policy column arguing tariff reform and business protection to spur investment and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Charles Dillon
Kansas Agricultural College
Schoenleber
Department of Agriculture
Larga
FOR SALE AND WANTED ADS FROM 1930S AREA
Classified list of want ads including sale of pears by bushel, various used items like a Brush runabout piano organ Meadows grain dump farm equipment, and livestock. Also notices seeking a machinist and real estate listings for farms near Sparland and Henry with contact details and dates. Includes Stradivarius violin for sale, farm properties, and hens and ducks stock listings.
Cloth that lasts longer and saves money
The article notes that the fabric offers superior durability and economic efficiency. It argues the material stays in better condition over time and reduces replacement costs, presenting these factors as the primary reasons for choosing it.
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Allo
Ed German
Frasers
Pittsfield
Hallowe'en’s
T S. Hunt
Queen Esther
John Clift
Fairbury
Hent
Whitefield
Charles Anderson
Will Anderson
South Dakota
Longman
Main Street
Fogler
Chamberlain
A J
T J. Segraves
Frank Vail
HF Anderson
George Valls
Hartley Music Store
Kutzman
Kurtzman
United States
William Jarence
J . Evans
Hutchinson
Ange
Peoria County
Lawn Ridge
Wabash
St. Joseph's Church
Fr Dooling
Leo Curry
James Curry
Mary Harrington
James Harrington
William Spangler
Margaret Curry
Star
Castoria
Presbyterian Church
Harm Baral
M. L. Coan & Son
REAL
Estath
Henry, Ill
Taft
Granbury
William Starlper
Western Powder Mfg. Co
Meadows
Jewell
Magnolia
Edward Merdlan
Henry Republican
Doering
Henry Price
Hartley & Flynn
Stradivarius
Bertha W. Mardis
Rosedale
Richard Street
Main
Edward Streets
Robert Doran
G W_ Snell
C W Snell
Ill
A. LC. Smith
Syracuse
A. D. Stevens
Rhode
Island
Rhode Island
Phil Steimle
Hen
Ry. Iil
T. J. Segraves
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