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"Sick List"
"Our Best Words", January 17 1891 - IV - 43 -5 - 2
Mrs. Henry Corley’s life is despaired from blood poison resulting from accidentally puncturing the flesh of her
thumb with the small bone of a quail while dressing it.
"Our Best Words", May 16, 1891 p 7 3
Windsor
Mrs. Munson is reported much better.
Grandpa Thompson had a very bad turn one day last week. He is suffering from heart trouble.
Findlay
Daniel Stumpf is very sick. Dr. Catherwood is attending him.
Harry Shanks has about recovered from his painful and protracted illness.
OBW, May 16, 1891 p 5 1
Mrs. Rella McMullen of Grand Junction, Colorado, is improving as is learned from telegrams from her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Hall.
John Manning, living near Oak Grove church south-east of town, is still very sick.
We are glad to know that Miss Mollie Hockman has recovered from la grippe.
From The Shelbyville Daily Union, August 31, 1896, page one, column three.
The News
— B. P. Cox reports his baby girl who has been sick for several weeks past with typhoid fever, to be improving
— getting along nicely.
Shelbyville Democrat
February 12 1931 vol LVII No. 33 p 4 col 5
ROCKFORD
Wilbur and Norma Jeanne Largent are on the sick list.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 23 1931 vol LVII No. 43 p 6 col 5
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Maude [M. (Hoy)] Rawdin [Smith] and son Lee, went to Gibson City Saturday. Mrs. Rawdin’s mother is quite ill
there
April 23 1931 vol LVII No. 43 p 6 col 6
Margueritte Volkman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Volkman had the misfortune to break her leg Sunday evening.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 21 1931 vol LVII No. 47 p 5 col 2
ROCKFORD
Mildred Bartman [Beck] returned home from near Windsor where she was helping care for her uncle, who was quite
ill.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 28 1931 vol LVII No. 48 p 5 col 3
PRAIRIE
Herman [F.] Bartman is on the sick list this week.
Shelbyville Democrat
July 23 1931 vol LVII No. 4 p 10 col 3
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Edwin Stremming has returned home from the Shelby County Memorial Hospital.
Shelbyville Democrat
August 13 1931 vol LVIII No. 8 p 8 col 4
ROCKFORD
Mildred Bartman [Beck] is still caring for Mrs. Edwin Stremming.
Shelbyville Democrat, Sept. 3, 1931, p. 8 c. 7
THE TURN
Mrs. Lloyd Pease is much improved.
Shelbyville Democrat
September 24 1931 vol LVIII No. 13 p 8 col 4
ROCKFORD
Miss Cleo Jones [Moran] has improved so she can be in school again.
Shelbyville Democrat
October 1 1931 vol LVIII No. 14 p 7 col 3
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Marie [(Smith)] Largent has been on the sick list.
Shelbyville Democrat
October 22 1931 vol LVIII No. 17 p 8 col 5
ROCKFORD
Gertrude Volkman received word Sunday that her brother, Mr. Harley Gill, was hurt in a car wreck near Pana.
Shelbyville Democrat
November 19 1931 vol LVIII No. 21 p 8 col 2
ROCKFORD
Roscoe Hash called on Kenneth Volkman Saturday evening and left Kenneth a nice sack of candy. Kenneth has a broken
arm.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 14, 1932 vol LVIII No. 29 p 8 col 4
ROCKFORD
Roy Largent had the misfortune of hurting one of his feet while working in the timber last Thursday.
Several around here are suffering with the flu.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 28, 1932 vol LVIII No. 31 p 5 col 3
ROCKFORD
We are glad to report that Mrs. Adolph Rawdin has left the hospital and is now at the home of her father, Arlie
Craig near Sullivan.
Mrs. Roy Largent has been on the sick list.
Shelbyville Democrat
February 4, 1932 vol LVIII No. 32 p 6 col 3
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Adolph Rawdin returned home one day last week.
Shelbyville Democrat
February 18, 1932 vol LVIII No. 34 p 4 col 4
ROCKFORD
Dr. Schroeder was called to see Mrs. Roy Largent Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Volkman and son Maurice Dale, spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Krile. Mrs. Krile is
very ill.
Mrs. Ben Volkman was called to the bedside of her father, Dan Krile Friday evening. He had another stroke of apoplexy.
Mrs. Krile has been bedfast for the past eight weeks.
Mrs. Ben Volkman was called to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Dan Krile, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Krile were reported a little better Monday morning.
Shelbyville Democrat
March 3, 1932 vol LVIII No. 36 p 8 col 3
ROCKFORD
Little Dorothy Volkman, six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Volkman was operated on for the removal of her
appendix last Tuesday morning at the Memorial Hospital in Shelbyville.
We are glad to report Mr. Dan Ruff is able to be back with us on his mail route after several weeks’ illness with
heart trouble.
We are very sorry to report that little Dorothy Volkman is not so well at this time. She is a patient in the Shelby
County Memorial Hospital.
Shelbyville Democrat
March 17, 1932 vol LVIII No. 38 p 5 col 3
ROCKFORD
Several in this district have colds and the flu.
Mrs. Marie (Smith) Largent is confined to her bed with a light attack of flu.
Shelbyville Democrat
March 24, 1932 vol LVIII No. 39 p 6
ROCKFORD
Miss Florence Ulmer, who had the measles last week has recovered.
Mrs. Adolph Rawdin is in the hospital at Effingham. Although she is improving.
Dorothy Volkman has returned home since a few weeks spent at her grandfather’s.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 7, 1932 vol LVIII No. 41 p 7 col 3
ROCKFORD
Adolph Rawdin visited his wife in the Effingham hospital Sunday.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 5 1932 vol LVIII No. 45 p 10 col 2
ROCKFORD
Charles Harmon was on the sick list last week.
Mrs. Adolph Rawdin who has been a patient in Effingham hospital for the past several weeks returned home Wednesday.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 12, 1932 vol LVIII No. 46 p 4 col 6
ROCKFORD
Dr. Schroeder was called to see Mrs. Roy Largent Thursday night.
Herman [F.] Bartman and wife were in Mattoon Saturday. Mrs. Maude [M. (Hoy)] Rawdin [Smith] and Mrs. Ruth Volkman
and children spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Largent who was confined to her bed from Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. Roy Largent is improving.
Shelbyville Democrat
June 30, 1932 vol LIX No. 1 p 5 col 1
ROCKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Largent and Paul Louis Volkman were in Strasburg Monday afternoon consulting Dr. Schroeder.
Mrs. [Martha (Vandament) Jones] N. D. [Nelson D.] Jones, Mrs. Roy Largent and Miss Beatrice Fox remains about the
same.
The Shelbyville Democrat, Sept. 29, 1932, vol LIX no 44 p5 c5
Section Breeze
Amos Askins who has been confined to his bed for the past six months is not much improved at this writing.
John Hayward met with a very painful accident one day last week while driving a team to unload hay the single-tree
breaking and hitting him on the hand, breaking some of his bones.
Shelbyville Democrat
February 8, 1933 vol LIX No. 32 p 8 col 4
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Bert Kearney spent a few days last week with her mother of Lakewood, who is quite ill.
February 8, 1933 vol LIX No. 33 p 10 col 6
ROCKFORD
Adolph Rawdin took his daughter to the doctor Sunday.
Shelbyville Democrat
February 23, 1933 vol LIX No. 35 p 2 col 2
ROCKFORD
August Doeding has been sick with the flu.
Shelbyville Democrat
March 30, 1933 vol LIX No. 40 p 5 col 2
ROCKFORD
Dorothy Volkman is back in school again after a few days’ absence due to sickness.
Wilbur Largent is in school again after being absent a few days with the chicken pox.
Shelbyville Democrat
June 29, 1933 vol LX No. 1 p 5 col 4
ROCKFORD
Dr. Stephens was called to see Beatrice Fox Sunday morning.
Shelbyville Democrat
August 3, 1933 vol LX No. 6 p 2 col 1
ROCKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Leevern Rawdin left last week for Kansas, where Mr. Rawdin expects to enjoy better health.
Shelbyville Democrat
October 12, 1933 vol LX No. 16 p 3 col 3
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Martha Jones is able to be up again.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 5, 1934 vol LX No. 41 p 7 col 2
ROCKFORD
Wayne and Ruth Robison were absent from school last week. Clay was also absent from high school with the measles.
Whooping cough is in this district as well as measles.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 24, 1934 vol LX No. 48 p 7 col 2
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Roy Largent has been on the sick list, but is somewhat improved.
Shelbyville Democrat
June 7, 1934 vol LX No. 50 p 7 col 2
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Roy Largent returned home from the Effingham hospital last Wednesday evening, where she had been for the past
week for observation.
Wayne Robison, who has been ill the past week, is better.
Shelbyville Democrat
September 20, 1934 vol LXI No. 13 p 5 col 4
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Roy Largent has been sick the past weeks. She was quite sick Tuesday and Wednesday and it was necessary to
call Dr. Hansen.
Shelbyville Democrat
October 4, 1934 vol LXI No. 15 p 8 col 1
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Roy Largent has been quite poorly the past several weeks.
Mrs. Roy Largent went to Effingham one day this week to see Dr. Buckmaster.
Shelbyville Democrat
November 29, 1934 vol LXI No. 23 p 3 col 1
ROCKFORD
Miss Iona Lawrence remains about the same.
Mrs. Roy Largent took quite sick suddenly Thursday evening, but is improved some.
Shelbyville Democrat
December 20, 1934 vol LXI No. 26 p 6 col 1ff
ROCKFORD
Mrs. N. D. Jones has been on the sick list.
Mrs. Roy Largent was consulting doctors in Effingham Friday night.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 3, 1935 vol LXI No. 28 p 6 col 4
ROCKFORD
Sick List.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wade and daughter Miss Dora, have been sick with severe colds.
Mrs. Ben Volkman had teeth extracted one day last week.
Mrs. [Martha (Vandament)] N. D. [Nelson D.] Jones is better.
Mrs. Thomas Ulmer is quite poorly.
Mrs. Roy Largent isn’t so well again.
Miss Imogene Kearney was sick with a cold Saturday night.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 10, 1935 vol LXI No. 29 p 2 c 1
ROCKFORD
Miss Agnes Ulmer returned to her work in Decatur after helping care of her mother, Mrs. Tom Ulmer, who is very
poorly. Miss Elsie Ulmer of Effingham came to help for a few days.
Mrs. Thomas Ulmer is very low.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 24, 1935 Vol. LXI No. 31, p. 2 c. 1
ROCKFORD
Loren Maclin is sick with pneumonia. They took him to the Moweaqua hospital Friday.
Leroy Taylor, who has been sick the past three weeks, is somewhat improved at this writing.
Shelbyville Democrat
March 21, 1935 vol LXI No. 39 p 10 col 4
ROCKFORD
Miss Letha Kearney, a freshman in the Strasburg high school, is sick with appendicitis.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 4, 1935 vol LXI No. 41 p 7 col 1
ROCKFORD
Measles are an unwelcome caller in this district now.
Mrs. Tom Ulmer remains about the same.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 11, 1935 vol LXI No. 42 p 5 col 2
ROCKFORD
The three-day measles are still going their rounds, most every family having them.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 25, 1935 vol LXI No. 44 p 7 col 3
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Roy Largent was in Shelbyville Thursday and Friday consulting an optometrist.
Mrs. Tom Ulmer remains low.
The three day measles are still a common thing here.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 2, 1935 vol LXI No. 45 p 3 col 4
ROCKFORD
Florence Ulmer spent a few days with her sister Agnes in Decatur. Elsie of Effingham came to care for their mother.
Shelbyville Democrat
May 23, 1935 vol LXI No. 48 p 5 col 5
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Harold Roley was in bed with the mumps last week.
Shelbyville Democrat
October 3, 1935 vol LXII No. 15 p 4 col 6
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Allen Roellig has been quite sick the last few days with stomach trouble.
Mr. Tom Ulmer remains about the same.
Dora Wade has been on the sick list the last few days.
Shelbyville Democrat
November 21, 1935 vol LXII No. 22 p 5 col 6
CLARKSBURG
The Coleman medicine show was well attended at this place last week.
Mrs. Joe Severe, who recently underwent an operation for the amputation of a limb, is convalescing at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Wheat.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 9, 1936 vol LXII No. 29 p 5 col 1
ROCKFORD
Dora Wade is on the sick list.
Mrs. Thomas Ulmer is improving.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 16, 1936 vol LXII No. 30 p 2 col 1
ROCKFORD
Mr. Richards has been on the sick list.
Shelbyville Democrat
Jan. 23, 1936 vol LXII No. 31 p 2 col 1
ROCKFORD
Sick List.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wade, and daughter Miss Dora, have been sick with severe colds.
Mrs. Ben Volkman had teeth extracted one day last week.
Mrs. [Martha (Vandament)] N. D. [Nelson D.] Jones is better.
Mrs. Thomas Ulmer is quite poorly.
Mrs.Roy Largent isn’t so well again.
Miss Imogene Kearney was sick with a cold Saturday night.
Shelbyville Democrat
February 12, 1936 vol LXII p 8 col 2
ROCKFORD
Mrs. Conn Fox has been on the sick list but is better now.
Dora Wade is on the sick list.
Mrs. Allen Roellig fell on the ice, breaking her arm.
Miss Florence Ulmer, who broke her arm recently, is better, but it’s still in a cast.
Shelbyville Democrat
January 21, 1937 v LXIII No 31 p 6 Col 3
ROCKFORD
June Robison missed several days of school on account of sickness.
Five pupils were all that was present at school Friday, due to the cold weather and sickness.
Shelbyville Democrat
April 15, 1937 v LXIII No 43 p 4 Col 4
ROCKFORD
School was dismissed at noon Wednesday, the teacher being sick.
Iona Lawrence had the misfortune of burning her hand quite painfully recently.
Shelbyville Democrat
June 24, 1937 v LXIV No 2 p 7 Col 1
ROCKFORD
Miss Dora Wade has been on the sick list the past week.
Theodore Lawrence took sick last Tuesday.
Shelbyville Democrat
July 15, 1937, p. 7 c. 1
ROCKFORD
Some of the neighbors cut and set up oats for Mr. Lawrence Saturday. Monday they cut and put away his hay. Mr.
Lawrence is and has been bedfast for several weeks.
Mrs. Roy Largent took quite sick Tuesday morning. Although she is better now.
STRASBURG HERALD
July 1, 1937, vol 44 no. 44 p 2 c 2
ROCKFORD
Theodore Lawrence and Dora Wade are still bedfast.
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