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Dargan
Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Dargan and son, John, have gone to California on a vacation trip.
(1971 June 16 - Wednesday - Pontiac Daily Leader - "Remember? June 16, 1931" by: Mary Jean)
Henkel, Friese, Personaire
GRAYMONT - Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henkel and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Friese and David accompanied Betty Personaire to O’Hare Field this past week. She left for Heidelburg, Germany, to join her husband who is stationed there in the U. S. Army.
(1971 June 16 - Wednesday - Pontiac Daily Leader - Mrs. Claire Ryerson Correspondent)
The Kansas City Journal says: "Yesterday we noticed a train of ten wagons, from Livingston County, Illinois, bound for Topeka, Kansas, to locate. Everything looked neat and trim, indicating comfort to the occupants. The fair sex and little ones were tucked around the comfortable stove, and seemed to enjoy the trip. We are always proud to welcome such immigrants."
[Date: 1868-12-26; Paper: Weekly Champion and Press]
Kalkwarf, Rich, Goll, Schifler, Yordy
FLANAGAN - Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Goll of Peoria entertained at a buffet supper last Sunday evening in honor of their son and brother Jeffrey, who was a graduate of Central High School. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kalkwarf of Flanagan, Mrs. Anna Kalkwarf, Mrs. Fose Rich, Mrs. Leona Goll, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Schifler; and Brenda and Suzette Yordy; and Virgil Kalkwarf.
(1971 June 16 - Wednesday - Pontiac Daily Leader - Mrs. Inez Haase Correspondent )
Langford, Curtiss
George W. Langford, formerly of Livingston County, Illinois has located in this city in the office of Ira Curtiss, in the Wells block. He will do a general real estate business on commission and comes here very highly recommended.
[Date: 1907-07-24; Paper: Aberdeen American]
Langford, Curtis
George W. Langford, ex-county clerk of Livingston County, Illinois has taken office rooms with Attorney Ira O. Curtis in the Wells block where he intends doing a general real estate business on commission. Mr. Langford comes highly recommended and asks friendly patronage.
[Date: 1907-07-24; Paper: Aberdeen American]
Langford
George W. Langford returned last nght from an extended visit in Illinois and other eastern states. During his stay he visited his old home in Livingston county, Illinois, and many reunions were held in his honor where many of the old friends and relatives gathered together and discussed the times of their younger days. Mr. Langford reports that the weather conditions were very severe in that part of the country and the worst that have been experienced for many years.
[Date: 1910-02-28; Paper: Aberdeen Daily News]
Lehman, Rapp, Giard, Lauritzen, Curtiss, Peterson, Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. David Rapp and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Giard and son Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lauritzen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curtiss, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Peterson and Pastor and Mrs. Leonard Carlson and family were guests Sunday of Pastor and Mrs. Herman A. Lehman, Beth and Bill at Monticello, formerly of Rowe. The group are members of St. Paul’s Couples Club.
(1971 June 16 - Wednesday - Pontiac Daily Leader - Mrs. Harold Asper, Correspondent)
Marsh, Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marsh of Saunemin, Livingston County, Illinois, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lawson and other relatives. They left Webster for the west in 1856.
[Date: 1884-09-20; Paper: Worcester Daily Spy]
Stanford
David J. Stanford of Livingston County, Illinois, is here visiting his son, F. C. Stanford, local manager of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company. He is much interested in the country, but he is impressed by the fact that outside of the valleys, it is generally disposed to stand on edge.
[Date: 1906-09-18; Paper: Idaho Statesman]
Taplin, Lindsay
Friday and Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Taplin and sons were Mrs. Taplin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Lindsay of Havana.
(1971 June 16 - Wednesday - Pontiac Daily Leader - Mrs. Harold Asper, Correspondent)
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