County Deaths Cont'd From Page 1
Obituary notices detail survivors for multiple individuals including four daughters Mable Griffith Kathryn Holbrook Edna Delp and Lucille Sargent a son Fred plus siblings and half siblings. It notes funeral services burial locations and officiants in heavily read local names and places. Additional items report the death of Barb Lahre a Savanna child and William S Adams of Mt Carroll with service details. An election notice for Mutual Insurance Co sets date January 12 1920 with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Griffith
Hancock
Minn
Kathryn Holbrook
Lanark
Edna Delp
Mt. Carroil
Lucille Sargent
Lamark
Fred
Lena
Emmett
Albert
Curlew
Belle 1
Snively
Emma Wingend
William
Monticello
Charles
Freeport
Harry
Milwaukee
Wis
Ira
Anna Fierheller
Milledgeville
Ida Lindsey
Cherry Grove
P. L Keltmer
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Clarabelle Lahre
Savannahlarabelle Lahre
Hazel Lahre
Savanna
Savanna Hospital
Fuller
BR. J. Lynwell
M. E. Church
Savanna Concete
Pauline
Marian
Charlotte
Donna Rose
Earl
Verle
August Ritchie
Paul E. Lahre
Woman Missing iGonth From Page 1 Section Slothes Mrs Fierheiler
A coroner verdict finds death by shock and exposure in an inquest. Examination shows no water in the lungs. Funeral service Wednesday at 1:30 p m at the daughter’s home in Milledgeville and 2 p m at Milledgeville Church of Brethren. Minister D W Bell to officiate. burial in Dutchtown cemetery. Mrs Fierheller, born May 15 1863, daughter of Frederick and Elizabeth Mohrman, moved with family to Fair Haver township before marrying Fred W Fierheller in July 1890.
Savanna Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary
Christmas day marks the 55th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Simon Van Dorn of Savanna. A family dinner and open house were held with neighbors and friends offering best wishes. The couple wed December 25 1881 in the old Joe Mace residence. They later lived near Thomson before settling in Savanna. Mr Van Dorn serves as Savanna cemetery sexton and they have a son Ernest and a daughter Mrs John Moore, both of Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon van Dorn
Savanima
Cains
Laura E. Mace
Joe Mace
Savanna
Simon Greenleaf
van Dorn
Thomson
Ernest van Dorn
Js. John Moore
County D A R Chapter Presents Proceeds
County D A R chapter presents proce ams with proceeds to benefit local historical preservation efforts. Readable fragments indicate a ceremonial event, with community members and organizers from the D A R chapter present at the county venue.
Sacks welcomed daughter Louise in Savanna City hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sack of Thomson are the parents of a daughter named Louise, born Saturday December 26 in Savanna City hospital. Mrs. Sack was formerly Louise St. Ores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sack
Thomson
Louise
Savanna City Hospital
Sack
Louise St. Ores
Fragmentary note hints at local market and habit story
A partial clipping discusses upcoming changes for a grocery market and a banking caution. It mentions a Pennsylvania figure, a curad of the habit money, and a ten to three Beard reference. The fragment implies a focus on market operations and personal finance habit occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
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Reh
Fulton, Illinois
Agar
Gene Barrett
Ed Hogs
G.H. Thompson
Walter Electric Shop
Tri-City
Fulton, UL
Considine Cigars
Candy Janedry Agency
Ideal Supplice
Lincoln Way
Fulton, Tl
Garrett J. Sterenberg
Morrison
Ili
Morten Te
Pape Home
Iowa
Minots
Pershing Blvd
Clinton
Potter Bros
Merrisca
Albany
Arge-Fa
William S. Adams
Carroll William Smith Adams
Mt. Carroll
East Moline
Adams
Ireland
Christian Funera
G. Neating
AL Dfity
South Dakota
Garworth
Martha Adams
Mt Carrol
Hiram G. George
Chadwick
Hope Evangelical Church
George
Mutual Insurance Co
iGonth
Fierheller
P.mows Troudle Maken
Rane
Terese
AMD Yao Bot
Boutle
Amptrens News Peeters
Tae
Mt. Cher
M. E. Anderson
M. D
Wilson
Rae Coe
Leite
Ed Cerard
Lewis Motor Co
Bankee
Allen
Sayd
Éoemel
Dupont
Sears
Chambray
Reemei
Lecunt St. A
Keough
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