Camp Point and nearby residents visit relatives this weekend
Camp Point Illinois readers note a flurry of weekend visits as Jimmie and Mildred Hudson travel from Gol den to spend the holiday with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Castle. Chicago visitors Miss Margaret H Bradley arrives to visit sister Mrs George Fiett and family and other relatives from Chicago join in the gatherings. Local meetings feature a union program with speaker Ty Wahl delivering Present Thyself Living Sacrifice at the railroad park.
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Camp Point
Ill
Jimmie and
Mildred Hudson
Golden
William Castle
Margaret H. Bradley
Chicago
South Carolina
George Fiett
Henry Gross
Pauline
David
David Allen
Hersman
Gross
Allen
Ed. Hornecker
Bowen
Charles Weaver
Clayton
RR. C. #Rager
Quincy
Harold Nutt
Mendow
Nutt
Helen Seaton
Harry Wahn
Glenn Roger
Loura Dix
Moreen Morley
Believer touts home skin remedy for sun damaged skin
An advertisement claims Mae Edna Wilder discovered a night treatment using oatmeal and Derwillo that promises instant and lasting skin improvements. It asserts the method removes blemishes, smooths the skin, and fades wrinkles after one application with results reported by users. The note urges following directions and warns of a money back guarantee from department stores and druggists.
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New York
Maecdna Wilder
Miss ©. C
Mae Edna Wilder
Miller and Arthur
Heidbreder
Camp Point News Skims Through Visits and Local Notes
Camp Point residents share travel visits to Bow, Timewell, Quincy, and nearby towns. Local families report gatherings, shopping, and minor mishaps among friends and neighbors. A Eureka College concert at Christian church and a car sale highlight community events.
Local notes from Pallmyra and area on Independence Day
Mr. and Mrs. R B Sanford visited their son Prof G Sanford and family in Pallmyra. J K Rudd sold Fords to Harry Steffen H Richard Latimer and Joe Abbott. Stev Hallie Rice led a Baptist church service with Mrs Rice adding to the singing. The third Sunday sheep convention will be held at the Baptist church July 20 with speakers and a basket dinner. Hethel Baptist church joins the convention and townsfolk are invited. J J Smith family visited Brashear. Perl L Steffen returned from a Wabash mail run. Many locals spent the 4th at Bethel or Elma while others stayed in fields. Others visited, and several families traveled to visit relatives. The Novelty team beat Hurdland 12 to 1 with Harvey Thorneham visiting from St. Louis. Mr and Mrs G Steffen hosted their children. Fred Spees will teach the Nelson school. TY Y Glover and Dr J V McKim went to Quincy.
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Mtr
R. BB. Sanford
Pallmyra
G. Sanford
J. K. Rudd
Harry Steffen
H Richard Latimer
Joe Abbott
Stev
Hallie Rice
Baptist Church
Bonday
Rice
Hethel
J. J. Smith
Brashear
Sue Smith
Perl L. Steffen
Wabash
Elma
Sia Smith
Bethel
J. Ty. Smith
Blas. Wei
Preston
P. F. Gordonier
Harold
Imols
Don Pierce
Dorothy
Gorin
Irene Barnes
la Pinta
Harry Tucker
Lear Glover
Hurdland
Harvey Thornehman
St. Louis
G. Steffen
Fred Spees
Nelson School
TY. Y. Glover
J. V. McKim
Quincy
T. M
Walter Smith
Mississippi
Nebo
Herman Plummond
Drummond
Fannie Drummond
Feldaras
L. FE
Frank
New Mexican
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
G. A. Gay
Los Angeles
Calif
Gay
M. BE
Walter Beckenholt
J. P. Gross
Elmo
A. BR. Felt
Quincey
Martha Tavini
Rockport
J.C. Gay
Emmett Duno
Winchester
Ferguson
Dunn
Christias
Ao Taskes
Anderson
Sutters
Maree Workman
Archia Hart
Bowen
Marks
Flannigan
Qoulnery
Rev
Rudd
Garner
Alhambra
Don Corbin
Fred Gimbile
Stephens
Wm. Lewis
Pittshurch
Penn
Charles Cunningham
Georgia Richardson
Newark
Nellie Hedrick
James
Zim
Fedrick
Oklahoma
Helen Graham
Chicago
Glen Hartman
Iits
Charpentier
Local notes reflect community life and travel in a small town
The itemized report records threshing preparations, illnesses including Mrs. Gooch and Mrs. Gay, visits by Mikes Teta Bailey to Mrs. Taylor in Emerson, and a moonlight picnic in Edd Kerbeck’s pasture. It notes plans for outings, church socials, hospital trips, a soldier welcome all day meeting, and a barn raising, along with a store fire at Charpentier.
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N. A. Gooch
Mikes Teta Bailey
Emerson
FE. C. Taylor
Edd Kerbecks
Mis
Vida Girard
Kansas City
Fire Guts Building and Dwelling Damaging Goods
A large fire Tuesday evening at the building and dwelling house and Dr Gillums office in West Point destroyed most of the household goods and stock while much was saved. The blaze drew helpers from across the county as West Point lacks water works making suppression difficult. Streets in West Point were oiled earlier in the week.
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West Point
Knox City Light Plant Sold as Improvements Planned
Knox City MO news notes J H Rice owner of the Knox CityTelephone exchange plans extensive improvements to the light plant making Knox City a leading Northeast Missouri facility. Threshing begins this week with wheat yields near prior years but larger area. Several locals visit Edina Kirksville and Columbia over the Fourth.
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Knox City
J. H. Rice
Nox City
Edina
Kirksville
L. Tate
Waterbury
Conn
M. F. Tate
Columbia
Knox City Fair Association
Local Social Notes From Adams and Surrounding Area
Mr and Mrs Leo Waters of full hosted relatives with Miss Alma Page visiting Quincy Monday Mrs Flora Bennett and W R Elliott spent time with Payson relatives Mr and Mrs R L Bilven of Detroit were guests last week Relatives near Payson hosted the Elliott family Lost articles may be recovered by Whig Want Ads
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W. P. Griggs
Payson
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Eureka Concert Company
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Oude
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George Alensworth
Allensworth
Fred Walter
Missouri
Walter
Stanley Parsons
Ale Misa Hazel Goodwin
Waeast
M. A. Traverse
Uncle Man Heaton
Knox Cit Light’ Company
Roy Butler
R. Rhoades
D. Clark Thomas
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