Tree falls on parked car injuring Wacker couple
Migs Bima Heinrichs and Floyd Noble of Wacker were slightly injured when a rotten cedar toppled onto their parked car after an emergency brake slip as they sat after a dance. Heinrichs suffered a bump and a few bruises, Noble minor cuts. The car was wrecked. the tree’s rot was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Bima Heinrichs
Floyd Noble
Wacker
Op Hall
Heinrichs Tarn
Miss Heinrichs
Mina Heinrichs
Noble
Albertus Heinrichs
Ira Noble
Fragmented Milledgeville News Snippets On Reno and World Topics
The clumsy OCR reads show scattered items from Milledgeville with reference to Reno's continental divide, a jab at age and secrecy, a quote about an installment, and mentions of a jewel wealth and a spiritual group in India. The text is garbled and reads like disjointed captions.
Milledgeville boy injured when car rolls in reverse
Orville Allen Jr seven years old was dragged twenty feet by his father's car after the vehicle rolled backward while playing beside it. He and his sister Helen Jean were near the car when the starter was pressed. Orville sustained bruises and scratches but no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Allen
Orville
Savanna Local Social Roundup at End of Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. de OG Teeter of Berny visited Mrs. Leeter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Marl Boothby. Amy Boothby accompanied them home for a visit. Miss Albert Johnnor and Ti tle Inter Virginia are visiting relatives in LaCrosse and Temple Wis. Mrs. Jessie Gidlariye and daughters moved from Highland Park to the lake over the Christian church in East Savanna. Mae Delp returns home after three weeks in Walker. Rev. Showalter Eimily, Mrs. Roscoe Almquist and children Ruby and Bobbie attended the Freeport circus. Mrs. Herman Bunn and others spent the day in Clinton. W. W. Hollister and children shopped in Clinton. Elim det Emmerk visited Thomson. Ed Riley and Dollie with Mr. Bailey of Rowan Ill. visited old Savanna friends. the Rileys were former residents. Sherr Mace visiting Washington to come here tomorrow to visit Arthur Mace and Simon Van Dorn before returning to Gary Ind. MEL league met on Geo Philips lawn with twenty present. Betty Madsen Feathered. A plan for a two week picn ic with all district leagues invited. Walter Pulrath of Mt Carroll and Newman Jones hosted visitors. Mabel Delp, walking in Elizabeth, spent the week with her mother Mae Delp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de OG. Teeter
Berny
Jessie Gidlariye
Highland Park
Christian Church
East Savanna
Mae Delp
Walker
Caram
Showalter Eimily
Roscoe Almquist
Ruby
Bobbie
Freeport
Herman Bunn
Ed. Bimm
Bunm
Almer Swanson
Clinton
W. W. Hollister
Elim Det Emmerk
Thomson
Ed Riley
Dollie
Bailey
Rowan
Old Fends
Rileys
Savanna
Sherr Maces
Washington
Arthur Mace
Sinmon van Dorn
Gary
Ind
Geo. Philips
Betty Madsen
Feather
Walter Pulrath
Mt. Carroll
Wulrath
Newman Jones
Mabel Delp
Elizabeth
Joe Melendy
Excelsior Springs
Chorge Bigklehaupt
Carroll
Cat] Barat
Burst
Helen Kenyon
Evelyn Holm
Sprinefield
Dison
Esther Lehmaring
Springfield
Washington, D. C
Grace Moyer
Argo
Fred Nipe
Bernard Conrad
Clyde Etnyre
Nipe
Verne Kaufman
Charley Wilt
Olf Valley
Hottentot
Bill Heinze
Harald Libberton
Cheago
Elayist
Plave
Adam Kuess
Dorothy Bell
John Lohmeiers
Tittle Lady
Marshall Trent
Cordava
Harry ‘Beach
Doris
Albany
Geo. Bittner
Della “Wiliams
Milledgeville High Class of 1931 Reunites at Park
Sixteen members of the Milledgeville High School class of 1931 gathered at Lawrence Park on Friday evening for a picnic supper at seven. The group then enjoyed games and swimming. Attendees included Evelyn Gaskill Ada Oncker Neille Stouffer Villetta Allen Ruth Reynolds Mary Elizabeth Chambers Marc Golithorpe Bernice Harold Hawkine Noel Hawkine Preston Kreider Jerry Menkens Tayette Meloney Kenneth Allison Richard Burns Fay Geary and hosts Mr. and Mrs A B Puterhaugh who hosted Sarah Morgan of Pittsburgh and Alice Puterhaugh of Maywood Elizabeth Gunzenhauser of Aurora Betty Puterhaugh and Alberta Bushman at Sunday dinner last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
High Schoo Hel
Lawrence Park
Evelyn Gaskill
Sterling
Ada Oncker
Neille Stouffer
Villetta Allen
Ruth Reynolds
Mary Elizabeth Chambers
Marc Golithorpe
Bernice
Harold and
Noel Hawkine
Preston Kreider
Jerry Menken
A. B. Puterhaugh
Sarah ‘Morgan
Pittsburg
Alice Puterhaugh
Maywood
Elizabeth Gunzenhauser
Aurora
Betty Puterhaugh
Alberta Bushman
Mint director statement on coin metal composition
The willie of the director of the mint states a nickel is 75 percent copper and 25 percent nickel. A one cent piece contains 95 percent copper and 3 percent tin and zinc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Fragmentary Notice of Expensive Ointment Use in Park
Readable fragments describe an ointment applied daily in a park setting. The text mentions costs and repeated applications, with references to curative claims and medical or preparatory use. Details are incomplete and names are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proditiag
Brethren Sunday School Class Members Hold Picnic
A Peters family reunion and Brethren church members picnicked at C. A. Livengood farm and Lawrence park in Milledgeville and Sterling. Many relatives attended from California to Illinois, with out of town guests George Hann a and Kenneth Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Sunday School
Ruth Fogel
Brethren Church
Milledgeville
Lawrence Park
George Han‘na
Chicago
Kenneth Nye
Dixon
Mason Coleman
Glenn Lamoreux
Melvin Myer
Lewis Glenn
Paul Core
Rich‘ard
Frank Fogel
W. L. Miller
Gweneth Fogel
Mildred Magill
Milledgeville Men Attend Services at Savanna
Milledgeville M. E. Church men joined a Sunday gathering at the Savanna church with a fine program and address by H. Shirk. Participants included Chas Ackerman A. B. Puterbauzh OW A. Litwister J. L. Deets NW Shirk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville M. E
Savanna
B.C. Holloway
Martz
Ton
Fingborrier
Ore
Bapisant Church
Milledgeville
H. Shirk
Chas Ackerman
A. B. Putervhauzh
A. Litwister
J. L. Deets
NW Shirk
Preight
S. QO
George Seng
Henry Dingman
Lee Frederick
Sidney Minor
Ire Shaver
W. F Sunderland
Pond Lilies in Bloom Nature’s emblem of purity and progress
A reflective piece praises pond lilies as supreme symbols of beauty and purity. It contrasts them with distant lotus beds, urges gratitude to pioneers who forged paths, and calls for honoring the founders who built the nation, emphasizing loyalty and support for their legacy.
Milledgeville May Host Feeder Cattle Yards Plan
Milledgeville eyed for a new feeder cattle yards project with 200 railcars. Representatives from Wertherimer Cattle Co of St. Paul and B. & Q railroad will meet to discuss locating yards east of the present lines. If agreed, yards would stock and sell directly similar to Galesburg, benefiting local feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertheimer Cattle Co
St. Paul
B. & Q. Railroad
Milledgeville
Galezburg
Luther Acker
Chicago
Local families enjoy a weekend at Lawrence Park outing
Mr and Mrs J F Mitchell and other couples spent Sunday at Lawrence Park with children Joyce Tommy Keith Keith and Duane in attendance. Mrs Charles Sprecher and her four children are visiting at their sister’s home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mitchell
T. M. Weathereax
Ernest Wagner
Sn Stanley
Charles Sprecher
Wacker byron community notices and events outline
Wacker residents host frequent socials with Miss Ruth Lovely visiting from Chicago and Nellie Bowman hosting. a wineer roast planned at Old Mill park Wednesday. Sunday vesper services in Jay Stiles meadow. a grand world tour story follows with a Northwestern graduate and companion recounting travels across Europe Asia and the Middle East ending back in America by July 4. a humor vignette about a paint job and a kitchen bathtub suit rounds out the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bowman
Byron
Nellie Bowman
Wacker
Merry-Makers
Savanna
Old Mill Park
Ruth
Marth
Miss Lovely
Master Charles
Bert Ashby
Don Ashby
Ruth Lovely
Chicago
Stunday
Union Vesper
Jay Stiles Meadow
Nesmith
M. E. Church
Northwestern
New York
Atlantic
Europe
France
Belgium
Germans
Norway
Suden
Russia
Balkan States
Poland
Germany
Suitzertland
Haly
Jura
Slavia Fey
Kong Alexander
Syria
Holyland
Suez Canal
Egypt
Ghia
Japan
America
Honolulu
Caching
Argo News Grid Attracts Local Activities And Results
Local reports from Argo highlight community events including a home visit by Argo families, threshing progress, ball games against Thomson and Olf Valley crews, and a charity ice cream incentive for next match. Notable residents such as Grace Moyer return to Argo, while trips to Springfield and Washington are noted for competition outcomes.
State allocates funds for relief work in August
Illinois state relief allocations totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars were approved for August. Winnebago and DeKalb counties each receive funds with DeKalb new to relief aid. Will and Lee counties also listed, plus numerous county allocations across the state from Adams to Vermillion and St. Clair. The special Cook County committee outlined public works delays due to tax constraints and urged relief spending to support community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago
Tinois
Tinois Emergency
Winnebago County
de Kalb County
Lee County
Adams
Bureau
Cass
Clinton
Coles
de Witt
du Page
Idgar
Franklin
Grundy
Kane
Mankahes
Knox
J la Salle
Livingston
Jzacoupin
Madsen
Marion
McDon_ vourh
Mclean
Pe Orig
Perry
St. Clair
Saline
Sangamon
Tazewell
Vermillion
Will
Williamson
Cook County
Special Work Committee
Poor Relation Soontifually Speaking Is Carbon Copy
A cryptic note compares a so called poor relation to a carbon copy of the dia herd, asserting similarity in composition and tone. The fragment hints at linguistic play and synthetic copying without clear context or concrete facts.
Sandridge farming and local fruit sales amid community notes
Frank Brown and Ray Rupple lead melon sales on the Dennison and Stranaky farms as muskmelons near peak. Brown plans to move from Savanna into Ray Rupple’s former farm while Sand Slough visitors and fishermen report steady, mixed success. Miss Ida Mota visits River View club house with family relatives. local stock at Stransdale shown as white faces ready for shipment, praised for well-managed feeding and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Henry Johnson
Ray Stupple
Mandiy
Frank Brown
Wie
Brown
Stranaky Farm
Ray Rupple
Dennison
Frank Brown Jr
Savanna
Ray
Sand Slough
Mneling
Ida Mota
Chicaga
Riverview
Hus
Bobby Sass
Adam Heinze
Stransdale
Chicago
Adam
Georgie’ Miller
Friend
Dorothy Helfrich
Dixon
Markie Beck
Earl
Leona
Lee Poorman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Donald Fulrath
Beck
Falrath
Aileen Beck
Cora Goodrich
Clinton
Gus Leavens
Laura (Holman) Leppart
Fulton
Fragmented courtroom quip about saloons and brains
Dialog fragments show a court scene where marital status, drinking, and theft are debated. A plaintiff notes a handkerchief with B in the corner as proof while a judge questions the evidence. A domestic aside mentions pantry visitors and pie as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge
Plantif
Dadge
Local social notes and fair racing plans in Whiteside era
A collage of social visits and gatherings from Morrison and Davenport families, a barn rebuild after a lightning strike, and a long list of relatives and neighbors attending dinners and trips. The Whiteside County Fair announces a four day racing program with new consolation races, purses totaling 2650, and detailed event lineups for Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Boyd
Whiteside County Fair Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lanark
Fawnecker
George Pater Baugeh
Bechtol
John Bechtol
Orewon
Olwe Hawbecker
Twhind Staum
McConnell
Orlueausrh
Viola Bechtel
Truk
Vereir
Jesse Myers
Maid of Honor
Clifford Zier
Howard Cole
Colorado Springs
Oregon
Frank McQune
Morris
John Bechtal
Viola Bechtal
Elmer Snowberger
Mt Morrs
Leland Straum
Ard
Charles Bechtal
Mt Morris
Lucy Lowman
Dora Lynch
Rockford
Ther Nisee
Ruth Lynch
Strem
Rev. I
Leatherman
Esther Stitzel
Olive
Young Peewes
Lewistown
R. F. Sigglekow
Carroll County Independents
Cook’s
Clarence Wolfensberger
Louisville
Clint
Frank Baumgardner
George Royer
Ray Reinert
Berk
Peters
Clint Rahn
Russell
Roy Deets
Roth
Alice Hey
Menzel Hey
Cal Bloyer
Canada
Sam Gararr
Alice Kniss
St Francis Hospital
Fritport
Reno
Nevada
Gorby
Dr. Jones
Wier
Baby Delonzs
Deve
India
Chestnut Park Savanna
Milledgeville High
C. A. Livengood Farm
Conrad
Catherine Peters
Curtis Jones
Azure
Calif
Geo. Peters
G. Roth
Harry Peters
William Peters
Marian
Lievd Peters
Henry Scharman
Harrison Barnes
Ralph Scharman
Billie
James
June Grassi
Lucille Neselmexr
Shannon
John Peters
Henry Miller
Catherine Goble
TA. Livengood
How J ‘Ani Goble
Fred
Ray Deers
Leo
Beragice
Wesles Nesmeier
Dorothea Milroy
Rex Mil
Howard Battles
Rock Falle
J. E. Milroy
Mr. Battles
Jo. Me
Mise Jean Wilson
Flo Finkboerner
Floyd Usher
Stoughton
Bev. Land
B. C. Holloway
Ginntiff
Bernd Conrad
Charles Kresz
Niwo Kenyur
Ronald Molde
Ruth Delendy
Sovix
Mandy
John
Weill
A. K. McCullagh
Ang
Jenkins
D . Sterling
Samuel Patterson
A. S. Murward
W. L. Ross
George Darnerd Morrison
Morrison Water Works
Pai
Ana
Frank Irion
Lars Morrison
Arthur Larsti
Davenbert
Oakland
George Long
Atty
S. D. Long
Anna Long
East
Imonne
Ohio
Tim McKee
Fgramee
Jamison
Moses
Tome
Diggs
Maggie
W. Simpkins
Flor
Whitesire County Fair
Dee
Ors
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