Palmyra Class Graduates In Diverse Music Program
Hildreth Foster leads violin and vocal pieces by Verll Goller Dorris Retti and Bert Opp and others. The ceremony lists graduates Albert Durand Hildreth Foster Angela Hobbs Bert Klopp and many more with officers, motto, flower, color, sponsor. Also notes church convocation remarks and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Foster
Verll Goller
Dorris Retti
Bert Opp
Reading
Angela Hobba
Helen ,Weller
Florence Miller
Merry June
Bernice Reigel
Madaline Pullman
Frances Young
Mendelssohn
Mary Majors
Alberta Lauck
Albert Lee Durand
Thomas Roselle
Iva Mader
Freda Seldan
A. J. Elsen
Palmyra
Russell Larue Quinn
Dorris Henrietta Hrettl
Esther Reigel
Ernest Hyron Reigel
J. WL. Robinson
Thomas Edmund Rocelle
Edna May Schneider
Turner Raymond Smith
Lila Leona Starkle
Helen Marguerite Weller
Frances Louise Young
Veril Zoller
J. H. Johingen
Freda Knueppel
WS W. Raymond
Hannibal
Boom. Weddell
St. Teouis
Kev. Tames
George
Charles R. Raenards
Oscar Tandstrom
George E. Trarten
Pittsfield Notes on Church, School, and Local Visits
Samuel Heck is ill and may need an operation as stormy health worsens. The Congregational church interior redecorating nears completion and will be ready for pecuniary use by next Sunday. The eighth grade exercises of the public schools were held this afternoon, with a large graduating class and many students advancing to high school in the fall. The high school issued its annual, the Sesame, now delivered to subscribers and described as the most pretentious annual yet. Various local visits and travel are noted, including Miss Nellie Spann visiting Mrs. Trautner, and Mrs. George Thompson of Davenport visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Heck
Lfe
Pittsfield
Mert
Daisy
Alo
George Thompson
Davenport
Mroo
John Stegie
Harry S. Miller
Farmers’ State Bank
Ida Miller
Blessing Tex
Sadie Cutts
St. Paul
Minn
Maple Wood seniors mark commencement in Camp Point church
Camp Point Illinois witnessed Maple Wood senior class commencement at the Christian church. Bowen orchestra performed five numbers while 15 graduates wore grey caps and gowns. Dr H G Paul delivered the address on What We Should Read, praising readable classics. Diplomas were handed by Prof A A Holmes. Afterward Mrs Ethel Hulse hosted seniors at a Bailey opera house movie. Local families from Bowen and nearby towns attended the event and related gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Wood
Christian Church
Bowen Orchestra
Will Grove Bane
H. G. Paul
A. A. Holmes
Ethel Hulse
Bailey Opera House
Orrin Dennis
Dan Smith
Reed
Baker
Martin
Bowen
Camp Point
John Irig
Golden
Roll Castle
Gatenburg
Rankin Castle
Roy Liggett
Uth Liggett
Quincy
Gretchen Hoke
Macomb
Willgrove
Henrietta Clark
Reta Hunter
Su, Hall
Isaac Cutter
Chrisian
Wm. Conley Greer
Daily Notices From Macomb Area
Mia Frerett Cady and Mies Moble Garrett went to Macomb Tuesday. Miss Hannah Poling painted a Colorado scene and gave it to Maplewood. Jack Lachess of Columbus visited In Camp Point Monday. Richard L. Rhea purchased a Buick and an electric range. A religious school of instruction runs two hours each morning in the M, FE, church by Rev. and Mrs. Peter Kittel, began Monday and lasts four weeks with 18 children present Monday. Bolman of Jacksonville spent weekend with Rev. Wm. Greer. He spoke at the Christian church Sunday morning and Monday went to Macomb for district convention. Prof. Fred Hall of Liberty visited his parents Wednesday. Miss Mollie Taylor of Quincy spent Wednesday with Mrs. Sam Curry who is poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Frerett Cady
Mies Moble Garrett
Macomb Tuesaday
Hannah Poling
Colorado
Maplewood
Jack Lachess
Columbus
Camp Point
Richard L. Rhea
M, FE
Peter Kittel
Auerd
Monady, Co
C. Bolman
Jacksonville
Greer
Rolman
Christian Church
Macomb
Fred Hall
Liberty
T. A. Hall
Missa Molite Taylor
Quircy
Sam Curry
North Bide club meeting hosts in Qtathe area
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Henry Reed and members of the North Bide club plus guests Mrs. Ray Ree Mrs. Roy Reed and Mrs. Everett Taylor of Qtathe Kan attended a social hour and received a letter from Freda Key in South America. Refreshments included deviled eggs pick tea meat sandwiches ice cream angel food cake coffee and mint. The club plans to meet in three weeks with Mia Alex Thompson. Mrs Holmes of Augusta visited her son Prof. A A Holmes for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reed
North Bide
Ray Ree
Roy Reed
Everett Taylor
Qtathe
Kan
Freda Key
America
Mia
Alex Thompson
Holmes
Augusta
Prof
A. A. Holmes
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Almyra
Oy Theater
OgTam
Albert Lauck
Veril Zolier
J. H. Rob.n, Jr
J. W. Primrose
Lass Song
Mary Hornbeck
J. 8
Vannata
Woodstock
Charles Whiting
Bert Hayes
Cleero Peters
Springfield
John Peters
U.S
Een
H. Poeras
West Ricker National Bank
Pittsfield, III
Hampshire St
Ena
Orpheum
Kessell
Ruff
Tenks
Lot No
Georgettes
Hampshire Street
Boston
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