Tennessee Department By Bertha Gloyd
Will Tartan of Rock Island spent the first of last week with his brother John Trartman Mr and Mrs Clyde Ellis of Rhode Island spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs David Dull and family Mrs Lula Spangler and two children Stanley and Mary Kath erine of Bashea Mo came list Thursday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Sam White and other relatives near here Miss Esther Greer of Missouri came Saturday for a visit with her cousin Miss Florence Armour Mrs Emma Yours and daughters Misses Zola and Keitha se turned home Thursday evenings after visiting the former s dateh ter Mrs Alta Games ay Good Hep and attending the Blandinsville picnic Mrs G Cook Mrs Pearl UI andsons Bert Badger and Teddy Hull went to Quincy Saturday morning for a visit with relatives dustin Stewart who was employed as principal of the Tennessee High school has been released and Chase V Fox a former teacher but who has been employed in Kewanee has been employed in his place Mrs Ollie Usery and three children accompanied her sister Mrs Tone Duggar who has been visiting here to her home in Rushville for a visit Mr and Mrs John M Simmons and daughter Miss Katherine Miss Mary Champion of Emmet township and Miss Elma Simmons of Macomb spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Nellie Lloyd Miss Katherine Simmons remained until the next day Misses Grace Barnes Mabel Shirley Bertha Gloyd Edith Foley Zola Young Viola Badger Lela Dorothy and Dorothy Nichols are attending teachers' institute in Macomb this week.
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Will Tartan
Rock Island
John Trartman
Clyde Ellis
Rhode Island
David Dull
Lula Spangler
Stanley
Mary Katherine
Bashea
Sam White
Esther Greer
Missouri
Florence Armour
Emma Yours
Zola
Keitha
Alta
Blandinsville
G. Cook
Pearl UI
Bert Badger
Teddy Hull
Quincy
Dustin
Stewart
Tennessee High School
Chase V. Fox
Kewanee
Ollie Usery
Tone Duggar
Rushville
John M. Simmons
Katherine
Mary Champion
Emmet Township
Elma Simmons
Macomb
Nellie Lloyd
Katherine Simmons
Grace Barnes
Mabel Shirley
Bertha Gloyd
Edith Foley
Zola Young
Viola Badger
Lela Dorothy
Dorothy Nichols
Teachers’ Institute
Community News Notes From Local Industry Section
Multiple items record visits births deaths and travels in the area. Wayne Snowden of Kansas City visits his parents Mr and Mrs Amos Snowden. Clyde Pennington travels to Macomb then Phoenix after accompanying his mother’s remains. Births include Dorothy Trene to Mr and Mrs Noel Deweese and a daughter to Rollie Brooks in Rock Island. Additional notes mention illness pneumonia visits by relatives and various town movements and staff changes at local schools.
Lemon Juice for Freckles Lotion Remedy
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and soften the skin. This fragrant mixture is harmless and non irritating.
Solomon girl shows continued improvement in Tennessee
Bertha Hodges reports the Solomon girl’s steady improvement. Willard and family and Mrs Martha Hodges traveled to Colchester on Monday evening for business. George arson and wife of Hi Mt Carmel neighborhood visited daughter Mrs Joseph Callaloy and, west of town, Mrs Win Bader and daughter Viola were in Macomb Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Dialleherty visited relatives in Macomb Wednesday. Lon Clark and daughter Helen were in Macomb Thursday morning on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Willard
Martha Hodges
Colchester
George
Mt. Carmel
Joseph Callaloy
Win. Bader Y Apel
Damehiter Viola
Macomb
Margaret Dialleherty
Lon Clark
Helen
Local business moves and frictions in town
Mrs W B Sawyer makes a business trip to Macomb Triday. Mr Alton of Plymouth plans to open a store in the J S Battson building about Sept 1. Charles Schwanke of the Tennessee bank will relocate to Plymouth as cashier. O M Roberts of Blandinsville will move here to run the local bank. Josephine Hoing, recently treated in Chicago, expected home soon and is reported improved. Ray Cordell and family of Mt Carmel area visited the Gallaher home to thresh but rain may delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sawyer
Macomb
Alton
Plymouth
J. S. Battson
Charles Schwanke
The
Tennessee Bank
O. M. Roberts
Blandinsville
Josephine Hoing
Chicago
Ray Cordell
Mt. Carmel
Joseph Gallaher
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Formula Uses
Instructional ad describes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound and Wyeths Lace and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color. It claims quick, natural darkening of gray hair at minimal cost and promotes a younger appearance without disease treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Tennessee Department
Industry News
Alta Flack
Wayne Snowden
Kansas City
Amos Snowden
Clyde R. Pennington
Macom
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Greenup
Everett Curtis
Alfred Lowery
Galesburg
Wm. Evans
Liverpool
Lloyd Kemper
Fred Sullivan
Darwin Brooks
Davenport
Eugene Greenup
Doris
Lillian
Noel Deweese
Dorothy Trene
Rollie Brooks
George Brooks
Clifford Bruner
Upworth League Institute
Pontiac
John Roadybushlor
Tennessee
Wm, Peak
Ray
Ralph Engle
Harry Close
Wm. Engle
Oro Bowman
Ernest Bowman
Otis Holiday
Nebraska
Grace Brandon
Wis Brandon
Burnside
Xk OK
Pittenger
Lizzie Hodges
Bertha
Hoing
Buslmell
Roy Carson
South Country
Carl Rigg
Aza Carson
Jhas
Win
Prt
Carson Brothers
Tennessee Hardware
Justin Stewart
Fox
DOT Red Cross
Dilford Leon Sherman
Wens Shman
Southwest
Amer
Bertha Hodges
Electric Storage Battery Company
J. A. Atherton
North Room
Macomb, Ill
Park Garage
Fargusson Garage
Sticklen Motor CO
Filbert Garage
Industry
Bushnell
Ill Good Hope
Illinois State
Ruth Law
al Wilson
Governor's Springfield
Auto Ard Aviation
United States
Middle West
Fairy Avenue
Sinai
Carter Rs
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