Mrs Twila Drew Dies In Plymouth Typhoid Attack
Mrs Twila Drew died after a brief illness from typhoid fever in Plymouth. Funeral services were held Monday at the Congregational church, Rev J C Stoddard officiating, with interment at Round Prairie cemetery. She had recently returned from near Carthage where she had been nursing and was active in church and social affairs.
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Plymouth
Twila Drew
Congregational Church
J. C. Stoddard
Round Prairie
Sloan's Liniment Claims Pain Relief for Rheumatic Aches
An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as a long trusted remedy for rheumatic twinges neuralgia lumbago and muscle strains. It promises quick relief without rubbing and highlights its decades of popularity as a family standby available from all druggists at 35 cents 60 cents and 140.
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Sloan
Whipple Family Mourns Loss of Beloved Matron
The obituary notes the passing of a cherished mother and grandmother. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs H O Whipple a brother Walter W Whipple managing editor of the Aurora Beacon News a son Roland and a baby grandson. Additional distant relatives reside in Plymouth and nearby areas.
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H. O. Whipple
Walter W. Whipple
The
Aurora Beacon News
Roland
Plymouth
Calendar for Grand Jury Arranged in Week’s Docket
State's Attorney Roy Adair set the grand jury calendar for January 19 to 22. The docket includes People v. Wright et al for conspiracy, Lewis for statutory rape, Wood for statutory, Steeney for receiving stolen property, Denton former charges, Flynn for robbery, Anderson and Sutherland for forgery, Heimbach for robbery, Mrs John Briggs for assault, Martin for burglary, Mrs Lilian Welton for burglary, then Redmond for burglary and larceny, Fehlberg for attempted arson, Thesen for larceny, and Cradle Watts for larceny by burglary. The Arabs of the desert are noted for extreme vision on vast plains.
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Roy Adair
Adair
W. A. Wright
Jefferson Lewis
Oliver Wood
Harry Steeney
George C. Denton
Thuusday
Malcom Redmond
Harey Fehlberg
Milton Thesen
Cradle Watts
Unsigned letters on public issues invite reader input
A subscriber from Illinois dated January 10 writes that political ties no longer bind people as before and urges The Whig to adjust its editorial policy. The letter emphasizes that unsigned submissions should have a writer's name to be considered, noting the 2.50 subscription and the author Barry.
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Whig
Soldiers' And Sailors' Home Discharges and Transfers
Discharges from the Soldiers and Sailors Home list J. W. Stambaugh John G. Hughes Samuel and Ursula Vaughn Jacob Myers John and Elizbeth Laughlin. Out on furlough names Jane Beavley Josephine Stickle Joseph Berry Joseph Neely James Griswold. Out on pass Henry Johnson Kate Houser Jas W Thompson Arthur S Nott Chas Cheningberg Henry Gaus. Returned from pass Margaret Friday Nevel Washburn Jno Shaffer A F Lominiero B T Trumble Jas Gilbert Thos F Hood. Geo T Trobue Isaac B Wallace Wm Cohrig. Returned from furlough Wm Imbler transferred to cottage 4 Martha E Immler transferred to hospital. Transfers Thos Ryan 19 to 21.
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J. W. Stambaugh
John G. Hughes
Samuel
Ursula Vaughn
Jacob Myers
John
Elizabeth Laughlin
Jane Beavley
Josephine Stickle
Joseph Berry
Joseph Neely
James Griswold
Pass
Henry Johnson
Kate Houser
Jas. W. Thompson
Arthur S. Nott
Chas. Cheningberg
Henry Gaus
Margaret Friday
Nevel Washburn
Jno. Shaffer
A F. Lominiero
B. T. Trumble
Jas. Gilbert
Thos
F. Hood
Geo. T. Trobue
Isaac B. Wallace
Wm. Cohrig
Wm. Imbler
Martha E Innbler
Thos. Rvan
Hospital Admissions and Civil War Veteran Deaths
Frank N. Jeffres Emma Belt Dennis Long F A Hotchkiss and Wm S Porter of Jerseyville admitted to the home in cottage 8 Jamees F W Boon a Civil War veteran died at 11 10 am January 12 aged 73 He belonged to Co D 4th Illinois and served four years His wife Julia Boon of Decatur IH survives Remains placement not announced Danning's daughter recovering Mildred Sherman improving after tonsillitis treatment at the home hospital
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Frank N. Jeffres
Emma Belt
Dennis Long
F. A. Hotchkiss
Wm. S. Porter
Jerseyville
Co. K. 145 II
Jamees F. W. Boon
Co. D
Illinois
Julia Boon
Decatur
Probate report transfers bequests to Leonore Helhake
In probate court Jerome Pickard and George Wilson, executors of Theo dore H Helhake, filed a report Monday. Beneficiaries John Dannahey Chaddock Boys school Mary R Helhake Woodland Home St Mary hospital Blessing hospital renounced their bequests and assigned them to Leonore E Helhake. An order directs the executors to turn over the remaining estate assets to Leonore Helhake.
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Jerome T. Pickard
George HT. Wilson
Theodore H. Helhake
John Dannahey
Chaddock Boys’ School
Mary R. Helhake
Woodland Home
St. Mary Hospital
Blessing Hospital
Leonore E. Helhake
Leonore Helhake
Marriage Licenses for Guenther and Peters in Coatsburg
Charles Elmer Guenther age 21 and Lula Viola Peters listed for marriage in Coatsburg. A brief legal notice records the names and location of the license issuance, reflecting a forthcoming nuptial in the local community.
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Charles Elmer Guenther
Coatsurg
Lula Viola Peters
Coatsburg
John Swaney School History On Camp Point Patron View
Max C. Fritschel of the John Swaney consolidated school near McNabb Illinois spoke to Camp Point residents about the present consolidation system. He described land donated by M Swaney, the opposition vote, and county interference that led to passage. The Swaney school offers a four year agricultural program, about 120 pupils, 60 percent go to college and 90 percent return to farming. It uses Smith Hughes funds about $1000 for high grade instruction and provides no pupil transportation. Only graduates teach, the school serves as a social center with two literary societies. Jamieson will speak on consolidation Thursday night.
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Camp Point
Max C. Fritschel
John Swaney
McNabb
Fritscher
M. Swaney
Magnolia
Swaney School
Smith-Hughes
Mlinois
Port
Jamieson
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Korean National Army Crosses Frontiers Into Korea
A Korean national army unit crossed the Siberian frontier into Korea and seized En Chin from Japanese provisional government forces. The move is reported as a sharp escalation in the regional conflict with dispatches reaching Shanghai and the Korean National Association.
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Honolulu
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Korea
En Chin
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Eas
Shanghai
Korean National Association
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