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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
A quirky line prompts readers to consider whether trouble can be a friend and how to manage a chaotic situation. It hints at hidden wisdom in disorder and encourages practical steps to keep control when things go awry.
In a vivid account, Finley hosts a New York reunion after a garden tour and porch supper. Seventeen people attend including Mrs. Finley, Miss Hinkel, Miss Alta Thompson, Miss Irene Bassett, and the Bassett siblings, sharing memories of Columbia and Whittier Hall.
An unclear report describes faculty members meeting at a home in New York City. Mr Chris Finley was invited to attend with his son and other attendees noted in fragments. The piece references Yonkers and May events but lacks coherent details.
Galesburg Illinois June 9 President Tilden reports that C C Yawkey of Wausau Wisconsin has offered to fund Lombard College Athletic Field and Stadium. Engineers begin layout work and the 2500 seat stadium is planned to be ready before the Lombard Knox game with a track tennis courts and gym entrance improvements.
Chairman Peter A. Waller of the Democratic state committee formed a special committee to select a secretary-treasurer and handle unfinished organization matters. Members include F. S. Peabody and OConnell of Chicago, Mrs. Millie Dorsey of Quincy, James A. Meeks of Danville, Thomas OConnor of Peoria, and Bruce Campbell of East St. Louis.
Sunday school lesson argues for a Christian world order after the fall of Assyria and Germany. It links Isaiah and Acts to the Spirit’s power, urging united effort to make the earth filled with Jehovah’s knowledge and Christ’s justice.
Pioneer program Friday June 17 highlights Old Settlers meeting at Old Settlers site with camp meeting style Methodist tradition. Quincy Hainline invites McDonough county residents to hear Older Boys and Girls chorus and view historic maps and pre historic exhibits. American Legion exhibit on World War promises patriotic impact.
Two teenagers ages 16 and 17 are jailed in Rushville after confessing to robbing the Jones and Company store at Bader night before last. Detectives Jones and Heath of Beardstown nabbed them at Bushnell while seeking one boy on another charge. A written confession was secured by the Schuyler county sheriff. One boy is from Beardstown and the other from Farmer City. Most stolen goods were in their possession.
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