Plymouth Area News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
Saturday through Sunday rumors and reports from Plymouth and surrounding towns. Satterfield and Miss Edith Lyon wed in Galesburg then returned home, while Merna Martyn won a Normal scholarship at age fourteen. Local visitors include H O Whipple and Wm Hock amid hospital stays and farm moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Whipple
Wm. Hock
Phelp's
Macomb
Wes Weir
Augusta
Lew Phelps
Francis Weir
Phelps
S. M. Talbot
Mabel Cafwood
Abingdon
Plymouth
John Hedgecock
St. Louis
Fr. W. Phelps
John Toland
Toland
J. WW. Satterfield
Edith Lyon
Camp Point
Galesburg
Chicago
Satterfield
Robert Myers
Steve Polite
Sarah McAllister
St. Janeis Hospital
Schuyler County
Cain
Rushville
Round Top
Irene Weir
Merna Martyn
Hazel Haxter
Verne Manlove
Cone
Miss Merna
F.C. Martyn
Caleb Bickford
Elmer Ellis
Tioga Struck by Severe Hailstorm Causes Window Damage
A Thursday night hailstorm in Tioga caused extensive window damage across nearly every home. Rural residents reported hailstones up to the size of goose eggs. The town also notes several social updates including teaching appointments and a death near Tioga as lines shift for the coming term.
Local News and Visitors in Richfield Illinois Area
Richfield Illinois locals report ferryman Garnett of Quincy visited last Tuesday. Clarence Lease improving under Dr. Gabriel Payson. H O Channon buys Diker farm southeast of town. son William to farm. possession of house due in fall. Brown family and Primrose Sterns from Barry visit Albert Brown. Primrose to stay with grandparents briefly. Fred Lease family from Plainville visitors. David Rice returns home after Payson school year. works on father’s farm. Earl Rice family and Mabel Nellie Tlierson motor to Plainville. Delbert Nfoleman renovates west wing. Several dogs in town die recently from poison or disease. Clifford Brown visits Liberty Tuesday. BP peddling wagon run by rel Brooks. Dr. Kistner busy. Frank Y Dearen hangs wallpaper. F Gallaher family from Beverly visiting. Willis Cox and J W Whitney assist Harry Larimore saw lumber near Adams. I L Pierson works for Quincy Street Car during vacation. Clifford Brown family visit relatives in Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. RE. Ferryman
Garnett
Quincy
Clarence Lease
Gabriel of
Payson
H. O. Channon
Cloyd
George Diker
Channon
William
Diker
David Brown
Primrose Sterns
Barry
Albert Brown
Aliss Sterns
Fred Lease
Plainville
David Rice
Earl Rice
Mabel
Nellie Dtierson
Delbert Nfoleman
Local Social Roundup From Plymouth Occasions
Mr and Mrs Stanton Smith hosted dinner with Clem Hummer and family in Plymouth. Miss Maude Collings suffered tonsillitis missing millinery work. Mrs Dolly Smith Kesterson of Gibson City visited her Smith relatives and attended Vera Manlove’s graduation. Round Top school closed with a picnic led by Miss Grace Hiedgeuock. PH S seniors and sophomores enjoyed a Alum Cave picnic. Everett Swisegood and wife of Quincy visiting relatives a week. Mrs Guy Thomas had dental work in Quincy. Rev Woodcock and family moved to Tripoli Iowa after shippping goods. They were hosted by J E McWherter household and church folk. A class party and a wienie roast honored Maurice and Juicle. Rev and Mrs Manchester of the Baptist church depart Plymouth. dinner hosted by Ella Denny with guests Freeman Groves. Charles Schwanke from Tennessee visited Plymouth friends. Edgar Phillips and O H Woodward shipped hogs. James Matheny, long bedridden with rheumatism, could sit up briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Smith
Clem Hummer
Maude Collings
Dolly Smith Kesterson
Gibson City
Chris Smith
Vera Manlove
Woodcock
Tripoli
Iowa
J. E. McWherter
Maurice
Wienle
Jucile
Manchester
The
Baptist Church
Plymouth
Ella Denny
Freeman Groves
Charles Schwanke
Tennessee
Plymouth Friends
Edgar Phillips
0. H. Woodward
James Matheny
New Salem Readers and Visitors This Week
Arthur Reeves returned from Camp Pike Arkansas for fur lough and liked camp life. Dorothy Griggs and Hampton Griggs traveled to Quincy to hear Lieut Pat O Brien speak in the Armory and visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Chas Flopper of Pittsfield visited Mr and Mrs R F Hooper. Mrs Iva Laird attended Pittsfield High School play and stayed with relatives. Misses Alice and Helen Andrew went to Quincy to visit Mrs F B Andrew who recently had an operation. Mr and Mrs Warland Huntley and children of Hadley came to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs J L Wheeler and son joined the weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
Ill
Arthur Reeves
Camp Pike
Ark
Dorothy
Hampton Griggs
Quincy
Pat O'Brien
Armory
Chas. Flopper
Pittsfield
R. F. Hooper
Iva Laird
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. The medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Prescribed by physicians, it contains tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials are available. Price 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FEF
J. Cheney & C
Props
Toledo
Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Hair
An old Sage Tea formula Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray or faded hair quickly, making it lustrous and natural looking. Sold nationwide by druggists with millions of bottles yearly. Not a medical treatment, but a cosmetic for youthfully dark hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
A Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts the Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. Claims it heals men women and children and offers mail delivery after a $1.25 receipt. Includes address Dr EKow St Louis and a note that sworn testimonials are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Ekow
Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Adv
Jad Salts for Kidney Health Adverts Sluggish Kidneys Benefits
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless flush for clogged kidneys and to relieve backache and bladder issues. It claims four spoonfuls in water before breakfast helps kidneys act normally and neutralizes urinary acids, urging regular use to prevent complications. A local druggist is quoted endorsing sales to those with kidney trouble.
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Jewel Elgin
Bay
Sth
Cedar
W. Scott
Mint Marten
Carthage
Sid Martens
North Fourth Street
A. J. Blickhan
Buick
A. Snyder
Care Whig
Cashier
N. 24Th St
Virginia Cafe
Second St
Weems Laundry Company
Hampshire
St. Neill-Slanworth Company
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Quincy Pattern Co
Orpheum Theater
Elington Electric Co
S. 4Th St
United States Army
Navy
Maine St
Quincy Railway Company
Gavin
North Sth
City
County
G. W. Chapman
N. 4Th St
Davis-Cleaver Produce Co
Quincy, I
Kentucky St
Maiden Lane
Jersey St
Brent
Closa
Aloe
Conventesons
Vermont St
Epet
Kor
Gheen
Ncneveet
Wetle Bidz
T. Rogers
Spring St
Joe Sammis
Bdwy
IL W. Rupp and Co
Goldbury’s
Hampshire St
J. H. Harberts
Stern
HickWistings
Oak Street
John Duvall
Monroe Street
H. P. Advance
C. Kirkham
Maywood, Mo
Remington
Loretta Niehaus
Wells
6Th
Vermont Sts
Bernbrock
Hamp
Ltenner Apt
J. J. Voorhis
R. No
Johnson County
E. B. Monroe
American Fish Market
N. Front St
Chandler
James D. Ayres
Snyder's Garage
Wabash
H. HL Hardy
Ford
Raymond
Lea W. F. McCready
North Sixth Aventh
Illinois
G. N. Redman
Ilinois
W. F. McCready
North Birth Ave
Stern Bldg
Broad Way
Edwy
Broadway
Chestnut St
R. E. Dillscara International Harvester Co. of America
Davenport
J. S
J. W. Cruttenden
S. W. Corner Sixth and
Blackstone Bldg
Stern Building
Golden
J. H W. Harberts
Hancock County
Daisy McGilton
T. McGilton
Call
Dr. Welsch
Sunes
Alto
Wm. Goree
S. 4Th
Koetter Mattress Co
Elm St
Frank
Jasper
Quincy Whig
Richfield
Uinois
Furry
Mississippi Valley
Hast Jrannibal
Adams
Pike County
Iinois
Joneses
Clarice
Gal
Ethelbert
Angelica
Pop
Wendell
Eva Gray
Bethel
Fred Graham
de Pue
James Slaughter
Tom Moore
Joseph White
Hicks Petty
Nettle Johnson
Shawnee
Oklo
Sue Aueestine
Ida Petty
Sue
Hicks
S. B. Andrew
I. Buacg
H. Pocras
Work Over Furniture Co
W. Hl. Sendheim
Washington
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kenoly Bldg
Rosen and Subeck
EDW
P. Allen
Illinois State Bank
Globe Printing Co
Hanner
Tioga, III
S. West
Kellerville
Jacob Hanelse
Lillian
Larry Hanelse
Basco
Zella Ulluver
Fred Hanerhoff
Neva Fletcher
Karine Seward
Oak Forest
Elsie Vradenburg
Weiler School
Arnold Niederer
Mallard
Shepherd
Thompson
Ursa
Iva Myres
Crescent
Peter Smith
Tioga
George
Wisconsin
Richfield, Ill
Plymouth, Ill
FE. Best
Maine Street
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C Poling & CO
T.C. Polling
Samuel Woods
T. C. Poling, Jr
Blackstone Bidg
Sixta
Vermont
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Texas
Ricker National Bank
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Stock Banking
Sight Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
U. & Obligations
H. ¥. J. Ricker
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