Funeral notes and community updates in Granville area
Community column recalls a funeral, wedding announcements, church events, and local visits. Details include infant death in Whitefield Center, Granville marriage of Benjamin Revenaugh and Violet Wabel, plus church services, Sunday school plans, and local social gatherings among residents of Henry, Granville, and nearby townships.
Local Notes and Socials From Bloomington Area
We hear Tennant left for Quincy and will spend winter at Soldiers Home near the city. Meta Lassmann spent last Saturday and Sunday with her sister in Bloomington. Mr. and Mrs. Holliday and the Gittle baby were at Brokaw Hospital for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Wales spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. and Mr. Patterson. The social split includes a bazaar and a dance to be held October 26 at the Johnston Store Building. A meeting of the Marshall Putnam County Medical Society was held at Masolis with an interesting agenda and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidtot
Waivel
Enalgh
Bunaa
Torentinadod
Mielkey
Harrington
Leo “Curry
Hoep
Soverhill's
Morton Swittin
Omi ‘Cota
John
Roland-Doyle
Bruce
Roun
the Hary
Bo ‘Elal Ait
Saratoga
the Mile
Wheatland
Boyd's Grove- Im
Josephine’ ‘Conover
Ey Dunham
Florence Jack
H. H. Morris
Eastwood
Beel
Henrys
Whitefield
Bradford
Buinam
Rathel-Hunter
Anderson
Henry
Jerry
Johnson
Murphyta
EfDr
Murphy
Christian’ Church
Buard
Jett
Chicago Monas
George
A. iBurt
Mercer
Tesoul Spitzof
M. F
Plnam
Hedding College
OnIdani
Lostant
Mary McCormick
Mira
Clyde
Montrose
Miles Flora Peters
Rock ' Island
Thes
Charles Helninger
Mra
George Hominghouse
George Freer
Charles ‘Reed
Glann Baynhart
Ortie
Nbeth Wheeler
George ‘L." Hughes
Della Boeerwalt
Milwaukee
Wis
Glen Barnhart
P. B. Wheeler’s
Ben Williania
Chicago
J. M. Williams
Georgian Brown
Stanley Spout
Henry Morna'Dally
Tuesaday
Shamuel Chesney
Tennant
Quincy
Will
Meta
Lassmann
Bloomington
Wales
Masolis
Wes
Distinctive style marks these garments with quiet dignity
The piece notes a calm dignity in wearers and in the clothes, praising the quality of materials and the impressive selection. It mentions hats, shoes, shirts, sweaters, ties, gloves, mittens, and underwear at reasonable prices, highlighting value and style.
Births and notices mix with farm show reports in misshapen notes
A fragmentary column records a birth to Mr and Mrs Henry Childa at Heary on October 3 1916 noting grandmother connections to the McCutcheon and Childs families. It also mentions prize winning herds at the AUinals Stage Fair and a herd owner J F Prather of Williamsville, plus a Peoria banquet attended by County Superintendent Pax Simpson. Other items include a St Patrick bazaar on October 24 26 a mental health case in Butuan a Madison demonstration tour ending with 65000 spectators and an eight week motor demonstration cost around 4300000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Childa
Heary
James McCutcheon
Hennepin
Joan
Rice
L.f.boylé
Henne‘pin
UWA
Boris
J. F. Prather
Williamsville
W. A." Pax- Simpson
Panquet
Iroquois Club
Madison
Wis
Thas Anv
Etvesace
Bates
Ile
Lake
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Renee
Ogtobur
Grove
Margaret Cannery
Minnersota
Son
Morse
Weslayt Runnells
Zella
Port Collins
Rowelin Horea
Cala Ates
Smita
Indiana
Thera
Mice
Macon
Varia
Rozella—Horr
Lee Brokaw
Ieee
Sparlind Gunein
du Pont
Yfour
Fhe
Wer
Pagorde
Déne
Gréck
Andy
Galesting
Lacon
Whitefield Center
Menry Cemetery
Sry
Cattie Saloain
Dalesburs
Imoly
Benjamin Revenaugh
Violet
Wabel
Ottawa
Granville
Cand
Lfe
Hy Ye Pindak Cnry
Aukland
Rand
X From
Paxton
Blackburn
Hart Schaffner & Marz
New York
Jefferson
Peoria
Simpson
Hig‘atster
Paxson
Putnam
St.Patrick’s
Edith“A
Butuan
D Court
Watertown