Old Settlers Picnic Draws Crowd Despite War Talk
In Marshall County Lacon Illinois last Thursday the Old Settlers reunion drew a sizeable crowd though not as large as last year. Judge Winslow Evans spoke on early settlers and war, urging youth to support the nation by arming.
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Lacon
Marshall County
Mathie
Desines
Siuen
Tober
Charles H. Ramp
Paul C. Jones
Henry
Geo. H. Cole
Wenona
Oliver W. Waldo
Varna
J.es Uebler
Cla
Phillips
Edward M. Bade
Bert HB. Day
Barker
Bradford
T. Ji Halkoski
Weriond
L. D. Brown
M. Calder
Sparland
John Canale
Venona
Wm. Elgin
Dexter Travis
Wi. A. Crank
LaRose
Wm. J. Maubach
L. Peterson
Baughman
Pontiac
H. Boentlin
Magnolia
J. Krafchalk
John A. Kistler
Camp‘ Grove
Ibert Jones
Vernay
F. J. Erdman
G. H. Aitchison
Spar
Land
L. Turner
W. H. Taylor
UL. G. McLoughlin
Lyand
Ford
Washburn
F. L. "Dillon
G. Hall
F. FP. McNutt
Lac
Cople
Old Settlers
William Howard Taft
Winslow Evans
Peoria
Judge Evans
R. M. Barnes
George Webber
Jesse Sawyer
James Davidaon
John O'Brien
Addison Tanauary
Shafer
San _Antono
Chicago
Temple Quartette
H. R. Trim
Columbia
80th Birthday Celebrated for Mr Joseph Krenz
An 80th birthday dinner honors Mr Joseph Krenz a long time public servant former mayor alderman and bridge director He is described as a hard working citizen in good health at eighty enjoying continued involvement in his harness business He has eleven children including a Catholic professor in Colorado and several sons and daughters in various professions The gathering included his three daughters Rose Kate and Theodore and his brothers Julius and Brank and their spouses with friends presenting cigars as gifts.
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Joseph “Krenz
Rose
Kate
Chicago
Mar + Theodore
Julius
Peoria
Brank
Kréaz
Colorado
Krenz
Henry , City Bridge Co
St. Mary’s ‘Church
Death of George C Davis in Normal Illinois 1917
George C Davis born October 14 1863 in Mount Palatine Putnam County Illinois spent fifty years in his hometown. postmaster thirteen years and store proprietor twenty seven. Married Fannie Barr May 29 1890. four children Elna Lola Earl Stella. Died August 25 1917 after long illness. Services held at Normal then LeSant M E Church. interment Hope Cemetery. Dr J A Eastman leaves LaRose for medical corps call.
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George Otis Davis
Mount Palatine
Putnam County
Inois
Fannie Ejora Barr
Elna Morse
Floyd L. Harkins
Tonica
Earl
LaSalle
Lola
Neil W. Odell
Normal
Stella
Familly
Mr. Davis
BE. J. Metcalf
E. H. McLaughlin
Levany
H. D. Spurgeon
Indianapolis
Ind
East Locust Street
Abraham
Presbyterian Church
Eunice Blackburn
Anna Harper
Ruble
Lestant M. E
Rowson
Clara Henning
Lucile Schoenneshoefer
Estella Bell
I. E. Powell
William Bishop
Frank Koshler
H. J. Gunn
C. B. Gunn
W. M. Harkins
Hope'cemetery
E.-H.-Laughlin
Levasey
EB. Laugh
Wilson Family Reunion At Wenona Illinois
The Wilson family reunion was held at Wenona Illinois on Saturday August 25 at the home of Mrs Y Wilson. About one hundred attended despite some absences due to threshing. A sumptuous dinner followed by a program included family records talks and an officers election for the year.
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oFilson
Msy. Wilson
Wellona
Wilson
T. ‘J. ‘Smith
Anns. Carribergs
Amos ‘Wilson
I.P. Wierman
L. Emima Wilson
J. N. Wilson
Illinois
John R. Holst
Rta Fes Pea
Wyoming
Post-Herald
John Russell Holst
Daily Post and Record
Rochester
Minn
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Chatfield
Holst
Sleepy Eye
Columbus
Ind
Macomb
el Paso
Streator
Ill
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Meridian Masonic Lodge
Jubilee College
Peoria County
General Theological
York City
St. Luke’s Church
Amy Hoagland
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ARMY
Giocal Hoard
State of
Tilinois
George C. Davis
J. A. Eastman
U. S
the Wilson
Turner-Turnur Co
Turner-Hidnut.Grain Company
W. P. Turner
Jesse Savage
James W. Barrett
W. B. ‘Aydelott
Turner
Pekin
Barrett
Aydelott
Wingatte Mystc Tobacco
Geo. Harney Farm
Putnam