Lima Daily Hears Mothers Day Service And City Notes
Lima May 17 Finds a Fathers Day service planned at White rairie school house at 2 30 with Mothers Day songs recitations and Rev G G Maple address Honor Thy Mother urged as all mothers and families attend A white flower for each mother is requested Lima to celebrate Fourth of July with a strong executive committee Lima Epworth League marks 27th anniversary with a Mothers Day program Rev G G Maple in St Louis on business Mrs Ethan Mcvay Quincy visiting Lima and others Mrs Jessie Crabtree and daughter visiting Rev and Mrs G G Maple Visitors from Lewistown Idaho Mrs Virgil Bolt family in Lima Mable Laeding ill with pneumonia at Quincy Dr Parker attending Large crowd at Lima Methodist for Mothers Day sermon church roof repairs planned shingles ordered and work to start soon
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Lima
Whiterairie
Afernoon
G. G. Maple
Mothes
Nother
Jacob Schatz
E. F. Jacobs
John Harness
Wm. Ol
Jesse Hunter
Wm. Crow
Selby
Epworth League
St. Louis
Ethan Mcvay
Quincy
Ernest Selby
Jessie Crabtree
Virgil Bolt
Lewistown
Idaho
Bolt
Mrm
Glenn Maple
Tarry
Mabel Laeding
M Irs
August Laeding
Parker
Lina Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Dicky's Dippy Diary and Lima Cemetery Fund Drive
In Lima the cemetery needs its twice yearly cleaning and trustees H D Will Jack Vinson and William Crow appeal for contributions from owners of lots or friends buried there. Decoration Day aims to keep the grounds neat. Rocky Run Methodist Church plans a Mothers Day program next Sunday with songs recitations and a sermon. All mothers and fathers urged to attend and wear white flowers. Lima township Sunday school convention is set for May 28 at Victory school house with promises of good speakers. Mrs W E Leach and daughter plan to move to Lima. Prof W E Leach to arrive after school term ends. Leach remains principal of the local school.
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Lima
H. D. Will
Jack Vinson
Willian Crow
Nice
Rocky Run
Lima Township
William Selby
Township
Victory
W. E. Leach
Mgr
Leach
Instant Postum Featured In Family Health Choice
Ahousehold scene notes the family table as a decision space for well being. The housewife weighs tea and coffee against health concerns and moderates use, with Instant Postum emerging as a quick, happy beverage option in many homes.
Local News From Griggsville Area Feeds Weekend Visits
Griggsville residents recount Sunday visits to New Salem Pleasant Hill and Quincy. Storm damage struck an Albert Weber straw stack while lightning hit a nearby pole. High school graduates heard Rev. Miller, church crowded despite weather. Typhoid illness shows slight improvement among Allen and Alice Butler. Various residents visit relatives, conduct business, and attend events as rains delay farming and field work.
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Griggsville, III
Bert E. Danka
Harry Dunham
New Salem
L. Dunham
Pleasant Hill
John Berry
Asa McAllister
Quincy
Will
New York
Albert H. Weber
Rev. Miller
Allen
Alice Butler
John Craven, Jr
Fred Moore
Our City
Lucy Dunham
Margaret Yates
Methodist Church
Tema C. Berryman
Jacksonville
Tlinois Public Service Company
Stud” Wassell
Loveless
Opera House
Harry Lewis
Barry
Ralph Doane
Beverly News Briefs From Kingston Area May Days
Rain delays farm work with over four inches Saturday night and more Sunday. Local families move houses and farms as Charley Jones and family relocate to Rhett Thompson’s J M L Abs property. Memorial address planned by Rev Phinan Edwards. Kingston M E church reports growing attendance and officers elected at Sunday school. Rev Flannigan to lead quarterly conference with full attendance urged.
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Denver
Herbert Ramsey S
Hutchinson
Kan
Ramseer
Chicago
West Main Street
JF. W. Scott
Alfred Burnett
Bentley
Charley Jones
Bowen
Rhett Thompson
John O. Hover
Abs
J. W. Nelson
Mary Kelly
Ed Orebaugh
Beverly
Phirman Edwards
Kingston M. E
George Moriey
Quincy
Worley
David Hofmeister
Phinnan Edwards
Shiloh
Edward Kistner
George Morley
Jess Mellon
J. H. Elmore
A. L. Vanzandt
Zelpha Hofmeister
Henry Babcock
Pearl Oityer
Henry Elmore
Lora Vanzandt
A. S. Flannigan
Quincey, Ill
Aleathea Bible school elects officers and community notices
Williams farm residents and Clayton visitor Laura Campbell attend family ties. Aleathea Bible school conducts annual officer election with Grace Milsuid as president and Mattie Scott as treasurer. Eliza Couchman dies after weeks of illness. Harmony cemetery interment planned. Harmony cemetery cleanup postponed to first Saturday in June due to ground conditions and忙 season. Ernest Rader heads to Detroit and will visit Galesburg on route. Arthur Robb of CresTon Iowa visits Robb family in Galesburg.
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Eliza Couchman
Mt. Pleasant
Harmony Cemetery
Ernest Rader
Detroit
Mich
Galesburg
Arthur Robb
Creston
Robb
J. F. Rader
Sloan's Liniment for House Cleaning Aches
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment to ease pain from bruises and overexertion during house cleaning. It promises quick relief, better sleep, and features user praise, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand and noting a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Sloan
Adv
Local notes from Lewistown and surrounding towns
Lewistown residents Frank Goodwin and Berel Yearold visit friends. Lynn Samuels and Ben Noel with spouses travel for business and shopping. Janus Hufendick visits country with uncle HL McColm. Chas Bronson falls ill after dark. Arthur Johnson plans move to Great Falls. Farm succumbs to management changes. Robert Jackson and Dollie Stice wed near town. Thomas Bagby seeks treatment in Excelsior Springs. State Senator Carter pursues Congress in Kirksville. Will Orth dislocated wrist after a riding incident. Local creeks overflow, replanting may be needed. Jas Garrett loses horse. Felmly to give high school commencement address. Alumni reception and class exercises scheduled. Mrs Harvey Six visiting Mt Sterling. Milton Batley to Perry then Soldiers Home. Rev Nash delivers baccalaureate sermon.
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Lewistown
Frank Goodwin
Benjamin
Yearold Berel
Sigsbee
Lynn Samuels
Monticello
Fred Vesper
Vespers
Ben. Noel
Sharpsburg
Janus Hufendick
Robert Jackson
Dollie Stice
Thomas Bagby
Excelsior Springs
Chas, Carter
Kirksville
Fabius
A. N. Hobbs
David Hobbs
Jas. Garrett
Prof
Felmly
State Normal
Harvey Six
Mt. Sterling
E. Stover
Milton C. Batley
Perry
Jacksonville
Bluffs
Valley City
Soldiers
Nash
The
Christian Church
Local Notices From Richfield And Perry Illinois
Richfield items report social visits, a infant death, school term closure, teaching appointment, illness and hospital travels. Perry notes cover hospital return, high school seniors, family visits, stock shipment, and travel. Rev Owings to preach May 21 at 3 pm.
Local visitors and guests frequent Adams area
Thomas Ferrier and sister Mattie were guests of Mr and Mrs A H Pennoyer in Quincey Sunday. Earl and Omer Wells and Eugene Clark were Liberty visitors Saturday. Mrs Mary Potter of Quincy is guest of relatives in Adams. Wm Limberg was a Quincy visitor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Kuntz of near Payson and Mr and Mrs Schmeideskemp of Quincy visited with Walter Schmeideskemp Sunday. James Elliott Tr and George Proctor were Quincy business callers Tuesday. John Andrew of Quincy was a business visitor in Adams Tuesday. Grant Moore and two children of Liberty were guests of Albert Hartrick and family Sunday. Ray and Earl Sims delivered hogs to Paloma Tuesday. Wm Gibbs of Liberty was a caller at Adams Monday. Eugene Clark and Alvin Kauffman were Payson visitors Tuesday.
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Thomas Ferrier
Mattie
A. H. Pennoyer
Quincey
Earl
Omer Wells
Eugene Clark
Liberty
Mary Potter
Quincy
Adams
Wm. Limberg
Fred Kuntz
Near
Payson
Schmeideskemp
Walter Schmei
Tioga Notes: Local visits and small town updates
Miss Helen Stipe of Quincy visits her brother Herman and family. Mrs. Fred Hufendick and children of Texas visit her mother Mrs. Aug Laeding. J L Christner and Bert Workman are Quincy business callers. M C Frazer visits Warsaw. Dr Albert Garner improves his barn with paint. Mrs Ollie Bowen trades farm for stock of clothing in West Point. Dr and Mrs Garner shop in Keokuk. Miss Freda Jingst of Sutter visits grandfather Mr Muegge. Mrs Karl Muegge on sick list.
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Helen Stipe
Quincy
Herman
Fred Hufendick
Texas
Aug. Laeding
J. L. Christner
Bert Workman
M. C. Frazer
Warsaw
Albert Garner
Ollie Bowen
West Point
Garner
Keokuk
Freda Jingst
Sutter
Muegge
Karl Muegge
Bluffs Note Proud Local Happenings And Farewell Plans
Bluffs residents report a busy spell with a district science club picnic, 8th grade commencement, and upcoming deccalaureate at the M E church led by Brother Sorenson. Soldiers pass through en route to Mexico, local farming delayed by rain, and town folks attend sales, car purchases, millinery sales, and church invitations as May activities wind toward month’s end.
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George Vaniers
Tewsbury and
Black
M. E. Church
Brother Sorenson
Bluffs
Mexico
J. E. Likes
Everet Likes
Beverly
Charley Evans
John Pine
Comed Fort
Carver
Zela Morris
Marie Thorn
Hyermay
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Dicky
Dippy’s
By Sinnott
John
Denver Farmers
Beverly, Iil
Eugene Pierson
Dr. Landon of
Clara Moore
Calle Quincy
Sadie
Tyner
Rev. Owings of
Arvilla Fhck
H. Six
Pittsfield
Adams, III
Tioga, III
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
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Grand Army of the Republic
Salem Church
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