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Booth, Judd and Innis Families: Ethel Booth and Charlotte Judd Innis. April 12, 1931.
Handwritten Note:
April 12, 1931
Think this is a very good of you and how do you like my Mona Lisa smile? Clid calls it a smirk.
Ethel Booth and Charlotte Judd Innis
April 12, 1931
Think this is a very good of you and how do you like my Mona Lisa smile? Clid calls it a smirk.
Ethel Booth and Charlotte Judd Innis
Sara Gordon, Carrie Bish, Helen Hacket, Minnie Snow, Ina Galor Kouth, Reinette Kouth, Alice Healy, Shirley Mighell, Arlene Mighell, Bryan Healy, William Healy
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
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
Effie Johnson, Mrs. Dan Meyers, Mrs. Perkins, Dell Carson, Helen Seavey, Nellie Lye Johnson, ?, Minnie Dugan, Stella Seavey Myers
A photo of a group of women
Women's group
A group photo of a women's group
Merry Go Round Club
A group of children and adults as part of the Merry Go Round Club
Community Members, Sugar Grove, IL
Eleanor Frantz and Hazel Shields
Friend of Lillian with Angina Cat
Handwritten Note:
I'm 57 years old. That is Lillian's cat, Abe, a fluffy Angina. Isn't he cute?
Ruth and Lillian live now just a block south of us but it is a long way around. We can see their cottage from here. I sent Carrie a picture of…
I'm 57 years old. That is Lillian's cat, Abe, a fluffy Angina. Isn't he cute?
Ruth and Lillian live now just a block south of us but it is a long way around. We can see their cottage from here. I sent Carrie a picture of…
Agnes Lind, Hazel Shields, Stella Myers, Ina Rollins, Helen Gordon, and Minnie Snow
Group photo of Grandma F., Agnes Lind, Hazel Shields, Stella Myers, Ina Rollins, Helen Gordon, and Minnie Snow
L.C.S.S. Members, including Minnie Snow: 1942
Handwritten Note:
The members of the L.C.S.S [?] who have worked together for 35 years.
Taken on the Sugar Grove Community House lawn, November 8, 1942.
May we work many more years together. ~Mattie.
(Minne Snow - first row, far left.)
The members of the L.C.S.S [?] who have worked together for 35 years.
Taken on the Sugar Grove Community House lawn, November 8, 1942.
May we work many more years together. ~Mattie.
(Minne Snow - first row, far left.)
Civic Theater, Sugar Grove, IL
Delmar Krighbaum and Dot Johnson (as "Miss Groundhog") performed on stage at the Sugar Grove Community HouseMany performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.
Everette Muffit
Everette Muffit performs on stage for a production at the Sugar Grove Community House. Many performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.
Carine Westpliul [?], Jean Brutsan [?], and Alan Flanders: On stage at the Sugar Grove Community House
Carine Westpliul [?], Jean Brutsan [?], and Alan Glandus [?] danced on stage for a production at the Sugar Grove Community House. Many performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.
Vi Meyer and Dick Westpliul [?]: on stage at the Sugar Grove Community House
Vi Meyer and Dick Westpliul [?] performed and sang on stage for a production at Sugar Grove Community House. Many performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.
Harmonica Band, Sugar Grove, IL
Francis Sherman, Paul Johnson, Glen Weber, Everett Moffitt performed in a Harmonica Band on stage during a production at the Sugar Grove Community House. Many performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.
Francis Sherman was a Farm Bureau…
Francis Sherman was a Farm Bureau…
Maxie Judd: Dancing on stage at the Sugar Grove Community House
Maxie Judd dances on stage for a production at the Sugar Grove Community House. Many performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.
Leigh Sauer and Bob Windett: Performing on stage at the Sugar Grove Community House
Leigh Sauer and Bob Windett performing on stage for a production at the Sugar Grove Community House. Many performers were associated with the Farm Bureau.