Milledgeville Church Notes and Obituaries
Milledgeville church notes mention regular services next Sunday with 10 00 Sunday school and 11 00 church services, special number by Dareth Ann Stoner, sermon by Rev J H Mathis, and praise by a male quartet. Union services drew a large crowd with Patriotism and Religion themes, and next week services shift to the Methodist church. Obituaries record Emma Josephine Olmsted born 1851 in New York and died 1933 in Milledgeville, details of family, residence, and long local involvement. A separate notice reports Henry Shank of Leaf River found dead by hanging, ruled suicide, with family survivors listed. The Milledgeville Class of 1915 held a reunion, and baseball teams across churches organize for summer play including Milledgeville Piratez defeating Eagle Point 7 to 5. Local items note accident injuries, births, and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutchtown
Dareth Ann Stoner
J. H. Mathis
Braides
Doris Mc Roberts
Corinne Liveng
C. C. Price
Lakeworth
Pla
Teethven
Rev
Mathis
Kilver
Duvall
Methodist Church
Emma Josephine Olmsted
Walcott
Wayne County
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Milledgeville
Chester E
Emeline Hallet Olmsted
Welcott
New York
Erie Canal
Truman Osborne Wolfe
Far Osborne
Ralph Emerson
Ralph
Fay
Homer H. Olmsted
Hattie Olmsted
Henry Shank
Leaf River
Harley, Hues
Hubert
Dorothy
Florence
Lealiver
Chas
Forman
Miledgeville High School
Lawrence Park
L. H. Welzel
Arthur Rosenberry
Homer Reed
Jack
Homer
Rockford
Ralph Gileely
Savanna
Clayton Holowell
Hans
Patricia
James
Oreton
Hazel Fogel
L. H. Weiwel
Margaret
Aice
W. A. Litwifler
Eens
Duane
Charlie
Choy Beetle
Marian
Andersons Return Home From Visit
Argo and Mrs Jens Anderson, visiting relatives nearby, returned to Clinton Sunday evening. Doris Green of Fulton visits George Sehmaling home. Sunday School for young boys met with Charles Bowers. Mrs Nick Basta of Clinton visits her parents. Ben Moore of Kansas City visited sister Ed Foltz. Milk prices up five cents at local cantencary. Delores Weaver visiting aunt Walter Severance in Savannah. Kathryn Walters accompanying her home. M E sid luncheon served at church annex with hostesses Lulu Merendy Edth Carroll Emma Stoner Edna Cooper. Mrs G W Saxton heads to Chane Illinois to live with W A Bird. Mabel Davis of Salt Lake City and Russell Bird with W A Bird dine with Bart Bashaw Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Anderson
Clinton
Doris Green
Fulton
George Sehmaling
Charles Bowers
Nick Basta
Adam Kness U Ben Moore
Kansas City
Ed Foltz
Delores Weaver
Walter Severance
Savanna
Kathryn Walters
M. E. Sid Society
Church
Lulu Merendy
Edth Carroll
Emma Stoner
Edna ‘Cooper
Spring Valley Hosts Local Club Events And Visits
Spring Valley residents hosted the XN. G. Club Thursday afternoon. Morrison visitors included Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Durward and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Church. Mrs. Joe Lake of Flint, Michigan, sister of Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Church, is visiting Morrison. A Mother and Daughter banquet at the Spring Valley Presbyterian church drew about 70 attendees with green and yellow decorations. Ethel Jamison chaired, while Gladys Jamison spoke about the Century of Progress trip. The Barkitt trio from Morrison promoted their brochures. Rev. Corman of Fulton will lead Sunday morning service. Mary and Ruth Matthew of Morrison visited last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and daughter Artilla of Clinton attended supper with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Nall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ewers
A. D. Durward
George Durward
Morrison
Arthur Church
Olaf Johnson
Joe Lake
Flint, Mich
Johnson
Church
Joonson
Spring Valley Presbyterian Church
Ethel Jamison
A. KR. McCullaugh
Gladys Jamison
Century of Progress
Chicago
Press Bhenan
Oty
Matthew
Mary
Wa. Matthex
Sullivan
Artilla
Clinton
Evi
Village Board Approves Budgets and Licenses
The Vil lage Board met with B. R. Lewig presiding and approved June 1 minutes. Bills totaling 441.44 were read, referred, and ordered paid after roll call. Licenses granted for Milton Hartman and Jacob Stickell to sell malt and vinous beverages. bonds set at 200 each. Water sanitary quality reported good. annual appropriation bill passed. adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Greeley
Glen Mort
Vernon McGinty
Len
Bib Roy Stark
James Chesbro
Wesley Reynolds
Louis Kness
Tad Ben Wagner
Glen Sears
Blc
Guy Brown
Charles Bennett
Merle Turney
Chas. McGinty
Dee Turney
Brown
Northwestern
Weg
Francke and Switzer
jEarl
McGinty
Jtewis Motor Co
Kate Cole Whitney
Milton C. Hartman
Main Street
Lewis
Williams
Schade
Hartman
Jacob Stickell
Onj
Houghton
Stitkell
Hartman and
Stick
Ell
Ebner
State Dept. ‘of Public Health
Local Calls and Family Visits Reported in Mt Carroll and Nearby Areas
Wacker Mrs Bert Bashaw and daughter Eileen called at the J W Rinewalt home in Mt Carroll on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Ness visits Daggetts as a guest. While Bert Johnson shot stats at home a bullet deflected striking his son Eugene in the head but is not seriously wounded. Erma Marth visiting in Rockford at Frank Marth's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bashaw
Eileen
J. W. Rinewalt
Mt Carroll
Ruth Ness
Daggetts
Doromks Gator
Bert Johnson
Eugene
jErma Marth
Rockford
Frank Marth
Men's Day at Lena Camp Meeting Sets July Schedule
District president H Shirk of M E Church invites all county men to Lena Camp meeting on Sunday July 3. Bishop E L Waldorf preaches at 10:30 and 2:30, Prof Frank W Philips discusses the Sabbath lesson at 1:30, Mason Jubilee Singers provide gospel singing at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Down H. Shirk
M. E. Church
E. L. Waldorf
Frank W Philips
DeKalb
Mason Jubilee Singers
River storms and small town notes from Sandridge
Rain and wind lash the area as Alec Moni and family stay at Riverview, a telephone outage ends once repaired, and locals report rising river levels and promising melon yields. Health, visits, and daily toil surface in neighborly updates from Sandridge, including barley cutting, fishing, and farm life details.
Melon Planing Hat Returns Home on Denison Farm Roadside
Local notes report Hat settling at a home on the Denison farm after moving from the hospital. Stiles moved from Faxon to his sister’s home for recovery. Relaxation through cooling waters, social visits, and reminiscences fill a homey community update as storm wreckage news arrives by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Stiles
Faxon
Tthat
Will Phillips
Questa
Mary Schuut
Rosy
Mrs.Strickter
Strickters
Stephen Rigney
Freeport
Mr. Rigney
Sharpe's New Roosevelt Schedule Sparks July July
Local column notes Sharpe's fictional political pivot to Democratic ideas as a humorous ongoing feature. Readers are promised a daily sketch of his travels and encounters across York with parodic newsroom banter, linking to Roosevelt era reforms and a playful newsroom reorganization.
Lanark area notes and community happenings
Local residents attend the Century of Progress Expo and visit relatives in Minnesota. Health updates include Mrs. Ida Buffington hospitalized in Freeport and Mrs. O F Greenawalt visiting Savanna shops. A repairer moved into Peters Music building and a son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kniss in Savanna. Several visitors from Chicago Burlington Rockford Forreston and other towns are noted along with storm damage and local business changes. Community life includes shop moves, painting updates, and a political meeting in Mt Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flickinger
Earl Hower
Will Alman
Aitken
Minn
Ida Buffington
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
O. F. Greenawalt
George Corbutt
Savanna
Peters Music Store
Arthur Kniss
Ed Bellar
Burlington
Wis
George Schrock
Ghisaes
D. KR
Mt. Carroll
Robert
Maynard Adams
Rockford
Ted Becker
Forreston
John Gardner
Marin
Coffey
George Wake Eevera
Fole
A. Democracy
Mi Carroll
FR. Gossard
Cardosa
Msr
Bae Sroats
Cmp
Apak River Canyon
Tare
Rat shooting injures son at Kinney farm near Mt Carroll
Hugete Johnson sixteen, son of Bert Johnson and Mrs Johnson, was lightly injured when his father shot at a rat at the Kinney farm southwest of Mt Carroll. The bullet glanced his head as he rode a bus. He was taken to Mt Carroll, wounds dressed and bullet removed by Dr. Petty. Charles Harris, George Mo A L Syealman and Martin Stiwert were business callers in Mt Carroll that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugete Johnson
Bert Johnson
Kinney Farm
Nouthwest
Mt Carroll
Petty
Charles Harris
George Mo
A. L. Syealman
Martin Sti Wert
Mt Car Mendar Afernoon
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Ada Oncken
Elkhart
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Andrew Peters
John Woodin
Clifford Woodin
Dewey Woodin
Belmond
Howard Woodin
Julia HW
Breckenridge
Clarion
Helen Oncken
Oregon
Robert Peuterbaugh
Taylor Park
C. B. Peterson
Lawton
Argo FA
Spring Valley
Thomson News
Board OF Thomson
Ill
Wacker
Alec Moni
Bobbie Sass
Riverview
Barney Henlein
Denice Leavens
Judge Grove
Garrell
Barney
Lydia Armstrong
Mr. Gaarde
Leavens Home
Markie Beck
Leona
Earl
Markie
Willander Circus
Sand Slough
Leavens
Floyd Eads
Albany
Bert
Game and Fish
Thomas Benn
Earl Bailey
Charlie Bent
Cold Spring Farm
Barneys Henmin
Davenport
Sharpe
Inmune Pr Lees
Ct Trangia Nbod
Perest Eisenbise
Church of the Brethren
Pasadena
Calif
Hexa Glotfelty
Joscar
D. W. Hepsner
Columbus
George Wales
Joseph Howell
H. c.Colms
Howell
Nellie Howell
Cty
Lanark S
Idn Beidler
Lanark
Ratmond Messner
Pixon
George Corbett
Russell Royer
Dan Robinsson
Morrizon
Dan Stitzel
Gerro Gordo
Emerson
Harry Koser
Czztoli
David Wolf
Joan Rowland
Wolf
Rochsnil
Roy Wi Fascett
Jman
St Freeport
Henry Isenberger
Peters
Peters Resaurant
Frank Shoup
Joe Pheil
Kk. PF
F. G. Peters
Elia Beriiena
Fadlance Artical Wi
Yom Dees Angeles
Tom
Gladys Hartis Hospital
Aaran Rashocker
Mears Clyde
Rex
Fay Lower
Mas Arline Jurtabaugh
Rugay Poquet
T. Lazengood
Masone Vemple
Ronald Flickinger
Robert Kings
Majestic Electric Refrigerator Co
Jn Wanquet
The
Drake
Wil
Roosevelt
Ffort
Rudolph Helms
Harpe
Folka
York
Doc Sander
Thomson
Garrell County
Walter Bundy
Waller
Manes Ulen
Louie Singer
Vaure
George Schivaling
George Schling
Wing
George
Q. K
Kneale Hook’s
Argon
Liz
George Greeley
Argo
Harold Merchant
Mrs. Daehler
Nix
Sharp
Don Ashby
Gert
Doc
Metshon
Russel Marth
Russell Marth
Buss
Frank Blair
WiFrank Bleit
Sants
Frank
iDerrer
Brother Blair
Cam Cross
Derrer
Fev
A. C. Elliott Savanna
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