Pratt Cemetery Treasurer Report Receives 233.35 in 1921 1926
The Pratt Cemetery treasurer shows total receipts of 233.35 from 1921 to 1926 with 137.90 spent on cemetery work leaving 95.45 balance. Committees led by Mrs. Towler Mrs. Roseman and Elza Sharp oversee finances with T T Cox as treasurer and donations welcomed for ongoing fencing and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stone
Della Stone
Etta Stone
John Roseman
Payne Sale
Noah Garter
Cox and Roseman Sale
Noah Carter
W. W. Enloe
J. Roseman
Tom Towler
Frank Sharp
Rudolph Wilton Carrie Alexander
Lawrence Sale
Kate Smith
Clara Moran
George Messenger
Reeter
Dakota
Jasper Messenger
Wheeler
Oregon
David Pauley
Staunton
Ill
Chas. Cox
Patoka
Gena Banfield
Mary Cothern
Forest Cothern
Clinton
Frank Pauley
Eliza Farmer
Rudolph Wilton
Hannah Phelps
Centralia
Frank Thompson
Moweaqua
Mary Meadors
Nancy Newman
Lora Altom
Mollie Belcher
Harry Moran
Wm. Alexander
Ed Stretch
E. L. Sharp
J. A. Sheperd
Cemetery
Wm. Cox
John Greenwood
Pratt
Elza Sharp
T. T. Cox
Cox
R. R
Birthday anniversary of N Reichert observed with family gathering
Walter Prible’s seventieth birthday is marked by a home celebration as his children host gathering with the Christie, Thompson land, Kell, Bricker, Wilson and Lawrence families. Visitors include Josie Davis, Frank Lake and others from Bloomington and Decatur during the weekend countryside notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Reichert
George Christie
F. G. Thompson
Winnie Kell
Salem
Alice Bricker
St. Louis
Clifford Wilson
Iowa
Do. A. Logan
Decatur
Springfield
Josie Davis
Bloomington
Frank Lake
W. P. Lawrence
E. N. Binnion
Fred Woolsey
Hagarstown
B. T. Woolsey
Vernon
Burg
J. F. Andreson
Carlyle
J. F. Anderson
John Dugan
Seminary
Oscar Doolen
J. T. Blankinship
Ed Payne
S. A. Richardson and Son
Shelbyville
Trene Chriss
Vandalia
Forget It Poem Advice on Forgiveness and Selflessness
A reflective verse urges forgetting slights and favors alike to avoid revenge and cynicism. It counsels easing the burden others bear and not counting darker days or selfish acts, promoting kindness over doubt and self interest.
If Love Would Turn The World To Kindness And Light
Poem envisions a utopian world where hate gives way to love and generosity replaces greed. It imagines stars brightening, cruel words becoming kisses, and burdens lifting if people chose joy, laughter, and charity over sorrow and pettiness. The speaker desires a bridal bower of beauty as a dream within a dream.
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