The Rocking Chair Brigade remembers Jennie Hennon
The piece honors Jennie Hennon sister of Karlie Hennon a modest tireless member of the community who died after a heart ailment. It recalls her quiet adaptability in households from Mrs Jurging's to others and recalls her note about exceptional tomatoes at the Jurging home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hennon
Karlie Hennon
Ennie
Mrs. Jurging
Mr. Jurging
Brigade
Remembering a neighbor and holiday gifts in town
The writer recalls a funeral, old family stoves and wood, and a brother who bought Christmas presents. Elmer Mason shares memories on a frigid Monday while recalling stoves, wood piles, and a heated car. The piece comments on holiday shopping, the twenty percent tax on gifts, and the crowded post office with gifts ready for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mason
Elmer
Heights
Wilson Heating Co
Henry Campbell
John
Evangelist Rev W J Stevens Supports Chicago Work
In a village note Mrs Reaney plans sale after moving from the Judge A R Dewey house now on Second Avenue. Rev W J Stevens reports a busy Chicago evangelistic stint preaching 3% sermons in 22 days, recording talks for Moody Bible Institute and assisting in two funerals.
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W. J. Stevens
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
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Zelon
ARROW
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Allied Mutual
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Montgomer
Washington
Ainsworth
Duck Rockababe
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