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School Halloween Party in Knudson's Hall from The Ember 1926

Named Students include:
Dick Richards
Charles Conway
Francis Muth
Charlie Cockins
Mona Mighell
Miss Lucy Burnham
Miss Stockman
Margaret Harkins
Stanely Mighell
Kermit…

Hattie Coddington Photo excerpted from photo of School Children in front of former Sugar Grove Town Hall.
A group of school aged children posing in front of 163 Main Street. Two homes can be seen on the right side of the photo. 142 and 148 Main…

A group of school aged children posing in front of the former Sugar Grove Town Hall at 163 Main Street. Two homes can be seen on the right side of the photo. 142 and 148 Main Street. The building in the back ground is the former Sugar Grove Town…

Kermit Coddington Photo excerpted from photo of School Children in front of former Sugar Grove Town Hall.
A group of school aged children posing in front of 163 Main Street. Two homes can be seen on the right side of the photo. 142 and 148 Main…

This Medal of Scholarship was awarded to Mona Mighell upon her graduation from Sugar Grove High School in 1929. ~Mona Mighell Knutz. Medal was from Eagle Regalia Company, 115 Nassua Street, New York, New York.

Note: Patsy Mighell Paxton wrote…

Shacking oats at Sauer Farm in the 1950's
L to R:
Owen Marley, Earl Kirk, boy Jack Marley, Cluster Ramey, Leigh Sauer Jr., Leigh Sauer Sr.

Sauer Farm about in the 1950's. Barns aren't there anymore due to the 1990 tornado. Silo was take down by Leigh Sauer Jr.

On the Ground: Leigh Sauer Sr.
1st Wagon: Earl (Dean) Kirk
2nd Wagon: Leigh Sauer Jr.

Sarson Lothrop Judd
BIRTH 4 Mar 1849
Warren County, New York, USA
DEATH 1904 (aged 54–55)
BURIAL Sugar Grove Cemetery
Sugar Grove, Kane County, Illinois, USA

Source:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77650330/sarson-lothrop-judd

TOP ROW (Right to Left)
Sara Gordon, Carrie Bish, Helen Hacket, Minnie Snow, Ina Galor Kouth, Reinette Kouth, Alice Healy

BOTTOM ROW (Right to Left)
Shirley Mighell, Arlene Mighell, Bryan Healy, William Healy

"Meeting Development Halfway" is an article in the newspaper in 1986 about the sale of Bliss Wood Farm, which was homesteaded by Peleg Young Bliss in 1844, to develop Strafford Woods residential area.

Dugan Rd.

1964, MOODY SEED COMPANY, WEST PRAIRIE ROAD

1964 MOODY SEED COMPANY, WEST PRAIRIE ROAD

S. E. corner (from the South), Rt. 47 & Prairie St.

Farmer, N. W. corner of Prairie St. Rt. 47

Minature Golf - S. E. corner of Jerico & Rt. 47, from the South

N. W. corner Mighell & Jerico Rds.

S. E. (SW) corner, Mighell & Jerico Rds.