Magnolia area social notes and regional lodge report
Local Magnolia notes detail visits by residents and relatives from McNabb Toluca Peoria and Henry plus church and school activities. The piece covers remodeling by H L Smalls, upcoming Grange fair plans, a Ripon style Odd Fellows and Eastern Star gathering, and a Hennepin picnic uniting Granville Magnolia Tonica Sparland and Sparland lodges with an executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bliss
Peoria
Ald Vodoy
Florence Ramage
Morphew Hardware Company
Tolu
Kangasy
Alvin Brown
Clear Creek
Iive
Dean
Ogre
Haws
Paine’s
Thomas Haws
Star ‘N Alaree
Crowé Sraa
Timesis
Cay
Marshall
Patmam
Bur Hl-Hea Sal
Henney
Granville Atvan
Granville
Hennepin
Magnolia
Tonica
John Heim
Lacon
J. E. Taylor
B. B. Blosser
Tressurer
F. C. Taylor
Bureau
John Weeks
O. A. Lindquist
Heary
T. L. Jones
el. Wouzer
A. M. Jenkins
Taylor. Sparland
Myron Newell
W. W
Huxtable
Brothers of the
Triple Tie
Odd Fellows
Granville Echo
Miss Ethel Harkilas Improves After Illness In Mt Palatine
Local notes report Miss Ethel Harkilas is greatly improved after a spell of sickness. Miss Vernona Weicherding hosted Mr Hitler of Lestant Sunday. A large party attended Victor Wollt's gathering and all had a fine time. Mrs. Roth of Fort Wayne and daughter Clara visit Mrs. Mary Harth and relatives. Mrs. C. F. Anderson with children visited Agnes Borneman near Granville. Miss Gladys Stansell returned from Marseilles. Spencer and Jasper Stansell left for Fisher. Spencer aims to play football this fall. Dance attendance from Mt Palatine at McNabb with Wright Meier orchestra. Mr and Mrs Helgoth of Henry hosted guests. Mrs. Ort of Pennsylvania visits sister Myra Sipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Harkilas
Vernona Weicherding
Hitler
Lestant
Victor Wollt
Agnes Borneman
Granville
Gladys Stansell
Marseilles
Spencer
Jasper Stansell
Fisher
McNabb
Wright- Meier Orchestra
Henry
Jake Helgoth
Paul Helgoth
Ort
Pennsylvania
Myra
Oglesbys Oration on Corn Delivers Grand Toast
Clark E. Carr recalls Dick Oglesbys lofty toast What I Know About Farming praising corn as a symbol of industry and national strength. The oration blends poetic imagery of corn fields with praise for labor and progress, ending with a reflective call to heed the harvests and the promises of an industrious land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby
Clark E. Carr
Galesburg
Dick Oglesby
Col. Ingersoll
Chicago
Ind
Majestic plant praised as manifestation of divine wisdom
Fragmentary historic text extols a plant as the greatest among manifestations of God’s wisdom, noting seven manifestations in fields hillsides and valleys. The passage is incomplete and obscured by transcription errors.
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Sivel & Defenbaugh
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Repie
Warasomer
Gustav Otto
York
Jennuis Johnson
Mia
Albert Hecht
John Dean
Toluca
Smith
J. H. Madsie
Varna
Hazel Boman
Miles Mattie Evang
Thomas McIntosh
Fairfield
Ia.,was In Town A Day Or Two Last Week, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morphew
Dr. Dakin
Martin Eglin
Taft
George Bergstede
Lute Sammons
Indiana
Bennett
Bartonville
Rebecca Mills
Ethel Duncan
Crab Orrare
Neb
Harris
L. E. Hakes
Rutland
Clarence Paxson
Excelsior Springs
David Chestnut
Maude Sammons
Harvey Morris
Hic- Nabb
Weathers
Sire
Frank Peterson
Tonice
Peterson
C . O. Schacht
Little Son
London Mills
Abel Mills
Mt. Palatine
Victoria Wilson
Woolford
J. E
F. A. Powell
Gi Ye ES
Audiy
King Bee
Magnolia Grange
Peoria Stoves
Eea
Ivo
Dida
Magnolia, Ill
Henry Publican
Devanton
Briana
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