Perry Ill Notices And Obituaries In Perry Area
Dr Thomas Daniels died in Payson Illinois after a lingering illness. He had practiced for years in Perry and had many friends there. The funeral was held at Liberty Catholic church with interment in the nearby cemetery. Local residents attended services and shared condolences for Mrs Daniels. Other items note community visits, legal case Hippe Hannant, local subs, car purchase, band activities, and parish events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Ill
Thomas Daniels
Payson
Robert . Hood
Joe Hoerlein
E. V. Loughlin
Iowa
W. C. Sommer
S. .Hooker
St. Louis
L. _Homer
Mainard
Milton Batly
Quincy Whig
Harry Pearson
J. Bradshaw
Quincy
W. Orr
Studebaker
Miss Emma Wallace Hosts Sabbath Class at Country Home
Miss Emma Wallace entertained her Sabbath school class at her country home on Wednesday evening. Twenty people attended. The gathering featured fellowship and light refreshments in a peaceful rural setting.
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Emma. Wallace
Funeral attendance and local updates in La Prairie
LA PRAIRIE residents attended the funeral of George Shank in Clayton. Updates note improvements in 12 year old Bhanche Dutton in critical paralysis, plus community scenes with Hayes Paxton family and Tod Cromwell hosting a dinner, and Frank Butler from Galesburg canvassing the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Alexander
Clayton
George Shank
Bhanche Dutton
John Dutton
Hayes Paxton
Olma
Zelma
Glen
Grandma Steed
Histon Paxton
Pearl
Rev. Nash
Ray Wilson
Tod Cromwell
Frank ‘Butler
Galesburg
Harley Company
George ‘Music
Mabel
Rain delays grain harvest in local farms
Home of Carl White and wife Sunday afternoon Mrs Carl White called on Mrs Fred Kesting Saturday evening. Mrs Elijah Eyman still improves slowly. Miss Ruby Curry of Augusta visiting Ira Reynolds. Mrs Goodman of Quincy stayed with Mrs Fred Kesting. Misses Nina and Inez Steed visited Olmia Paxton. Mr and Mrs Frank Wills of near Golden visited John Dutton. Elmer Freuhling's bungalow near completion. We have plenty of rain to report. Ground is full of water making grain cutting and corn cultivation difficult and some corn may not come out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl White
Fred Kesting
Elijah Eyman
Ruby Curry
Augusta
Ira Reynolds
Goodman
Quincy
Nina
Inez Steed
Olmia Paxton
Frank Wills
Near Golden
John Dutton
Elmer Freuhling
Farmer News and Local Socials From Huntsville Ill
Weather rains slow harvest with wheat and corn work stalling and farmers puzzled. Charles Creamer buys a new binder engine. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Bert Ingles on Wednesday June 30. Local visits include Miss Edna Stover and Mrs Camden group. evangelist Brenington conducts park meetings nightly. Several families and friends noted visiting Augusta and Horton Kansas, with mumps recovery and church dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Creamer
Bert Ingles
Fred. Knowles
Kingston Bros
Avon
William Knowles
Henry Hillyer
Augusta
Edith Wood
Brewington
Edna. Stover
Mt. Sterling
Theodore McCreery
William Treadway
Dorothy
Freddie Watts
Chaddock ‘College
Quincy
Ellen Farwell
Evangelist Brenington
Springfield
Camden
Brenington
Hay fever relief claims for Foley remedy
Advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the ideal hay fever and asthma remedy. It soothes throat irritation, eases choking, promotes natural breathing, and contains no habit forming drugs, sold by Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Town News and Local Arrivals Report
George Holmes of Princeville Illinois is in town Bert Anderson has malarial fever Cunningham s vaudeville and moving picture shows played to record crowds They go to Payson from here Mrs Clara Kenady and children visiting in Quincy Lew Hull and wife of Norton Kansas visiting relatives New holiness tabernacle to be dedicated by Rev James Ledford Everyone invited Wheat cutting delayed causing damage Ira Walker from St Louis Thursday Land owners met to discuss Walnut creek flood waters Louis Graham in town on legal business C L Cook of Havana visiting here Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Walker
St. Louis
Walnut Creek
Louis Graham
C. L. Cook
Havana
Local Social Roundup in Meyer's Illon and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Aldon Jones spent Monday with Mrs Lee Booher and Miss Maggie Booher. James Booher and family called on Mr and Mrs C L Hudson Monday. Mr and Mrs C L Hudson called on Mr and Mrs Robert Griggs and family Tuesday evening. A fine shower occurred Wednesday night. Harvest in the area will be delayed by the wet weather. William Littleton and Cleve Hudson visited with relatives in Loraine Tuesday and Wednesday. Many from the locality plan to attend the Lima picnic on July 3. Mr and Mrs C L Hudson and Myrtle Miller called on Mr and Mrs Jasper Lee and family Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldon’ Jones
Lee Booher
Maggie Booher
James Booher
C. L. Hundson
C. L. Hudson
Robert
Griggs
William ‘Littleton
Cleve | Hudson
Loraine
Lima
Ellington Socials and Wheat Quality Highlight Town Notes
Ellington hosted afternoon gatherings for Misses Harriet and Margaret Turner with River side and Ellington girls. Miss Loia Thietten of Loraine joined Miss Ruth Bywater. Wheat quality pleases farmers as Mrs John Hulse of Quincy visits Mrs Cora Hulse of North Twenty four street. Marrian Lewis visits sister Mrs Tom Wray. A pony contest stirs excitement among the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Margaret Turner
Riverside
Ellington
Loia’ Thietten
Loraine
Ruth Bywater
John Hulse
Quincy
Cora Hulse
North Twenty-fourth Street
Marrian
Lewis
Tom Wray
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Schwartz
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J. O. Reynolds
E. C. Sharrow
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Golden Band
Charles Tholen
Hetlo Bunch
J. M. Wallace
Ben Whitmyer
George Ventress
Bader
James Smith
Camp’ Point
Jennie McCray
Thomas Carlin
Walter Carlin
Rushville
Golden, III
Huntsville, Ill
Haas
M. E
George Baxter
Filmore’ Pierce
Everett Moore
Frank Bacon
Edna Stover
Elva McCreery
Lewis Graham
Mesdames
Scott
Mary Baxter
Horton
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Sylvania Linop
Cowperthwaite
L. Bustaing
Clough -Reihm CO
Spear
Humphrey
Man
H. O. Channon
Humphreys
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