Surprise party for Roy and Charles in Seatonville
Mrs Mary Hawdon hosted a surprise party for nephews Roy and Charles at Bureau Sunday. Adeline Glover returned home after a week at St Margaret's hospital. Several local residents attended dinners and visits, with events at Town Hall on May 28 and a park night featuring Dart's Troubadours and Art Hentrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hawdon
Roy
Charles
Bureau
Adeline Glover
St. Margaret’s Hospital
F. C. Abrahams
Emma Lukan
Salena Dremann
John Heathtock
Coal Hollow
Howard Wilhite
Rockford
Ella Wilhite
Lou Weber
Peru
Arthur Myers
Rock Island
True Blue
Selena Dremann
Wm. Dremann Sr
Princeton
John E. Hansen
Richard Champley
Vranville
Edward Brady
Art Hentrich
Ottawa
Dart
Troubadours
Peoria
Arlington News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Jobs
Arlington residents welcomed visitors from Princeton Kasbeer Chicago and Cherry while Judge Farmer plans a Northern Lakes trip. Local transportation changes include new Essex and Packard cars and La Salle butcher service plans. Michael OConnor injured by a horse and area shelling work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jacoby
Spring Valley
J. W. Cassidy
Princeton
John Cassidy
Kasbeer
Irene Lawler
Irene Brown
Chicago
J. H. Brown
Judge Farmer
Edward
Michael O’connor
Ladd
Arlington
la Salle
Michael O'Connor
Lucas
Scriba and Co
Joe Jacoby
Chas. Meisel
Fred Kepford
Marshall
Cherry
Kep
Lloyd Rowe
Chas. Dowd
James Skeffington
James Farmer
James Boyland
John L.skeffington
Miners Vote on Postponing State Meet to 1927
Local miners with United Mine Workers of America will vote on delaying the regular biennial state convention from 1926 to January 1927 as the three year wage agreement expires. If defeated a special convention may be called in 1927 or the 1926 convention adjourn and reconvene later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
International Executive Board
George Hoppler 80 Died at Hollowayville After Long Illness
George Hoppler aged 80 a longtime Hall township farmer died at his home near Hollowayville after a long illness with a complication of diseases. He was born in Germany October 21 1846 and came to the United States at age seven. He lived on a farm near Hollowayville and served as Selby Township Supervisor and Highway Commissioner. Survived by widow two daughters a son a sister two half sisters and three half brothers. Funeral from the family home to Hollowayville church at 2 pm with Rev Brueckner officiating followed by burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoppler
Hall Township
Hollowayville
Germany
United States
de Pue
Selby Township
Hoppler
Fred Walters
Princeton
Henry Doll
Henry
Brueckner
The Burden on the Board and the Sanitary District Veto
The piece argues the Sanitary District bonding bill was excessive and would grant lavish spending. It defends the governor's veto as prudent, insisting safeguards are needed and that epidemic risk is not being trifled with. It contends a joint path to sensible spending will emerge between the board and state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary District
Chicago
Sanitary District Board
Efficiency Commission
McLain Sisters Injured In Auto Crash Near Bloomington
Misses Katherine and Tessie McLain heads of the Post Publishing company of La Salle are hospitalized with fractures after their auto left the highway and overturned on a culvert six miles north of Bloomington. Professor J B Me Manus and Mrs Me Manus and John Rendler escaped injury. The La Salle party was en route to Bloomington when another car pulled out and stopped prompting the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Tessie McLain
Post Publishing Company
LaSalle
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bloomington
J. B. Me Manus
John Rendler
Post Plant
Me Manus
la Salle
Can a Salary Make a Man Rich
An old employee of a national manufacturing company argued that wealth comes from patient savings and wise investments rather than speculative ventures. The piece notes the death of this longtime worker as a contextual example.
Simple Path to Wealth By Steady Saving and Value
An elderly man died at 80, leaving an estate near 3 million dollars. He built wealth by investing in solid values found through facts, reinvesting interest and dividends, and avoiding speculation. He saved consistently and never chased quick riches, trusting honest value.
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Seatonville
Chichester
Chicheaters
Diamond
Ate
Chicheater
P. Pille
M. J. Faletti
Putnam County
FIRST
la Salle, Illinois
John Springfield
Sadie
Catherine Wiedman
Thompson Drug Co
Spring Valley, Ill
Walter Zukowski
West St. Paul Street
Spring Valley, Ilinois
Holloway Ville
McLain
UAWA
Wayne
Donogee Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Eisele Motor CO
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