Sterling Evening Gazette 17 October 1913
Friends of Miss Alberta (Alverta) Hugunin were surprised to hear of her marriage to Roy Stewart of Rock Island , some two weeks ago. Miss Hugunin is the daughter of Samuel Hugunin and was raised in Albany , but for the past three years has lived in Davenport and Rock Island . She took a course in Brown's business college, which she completed a year ago. The groom is a stranger to Albany people, but is well spoken of and no doubt will prove a worthy husband. Friends extend congratulations. (Contributed by Rebecca Turner - p. 3; col. 3)
*** (Note from Rebecca Turner: Alberta Hugunin’s first name was actually Alverta with a “v” not a “b”. In her grandmother’s obit, Martha Cook (Hungunin) Padgett, Trailways to Albany , page 598, states that Alverta Stewart, was living in Chicago . Her name is also found as Alverta in census records.

Samuel Hugunin visited his brother Lafe and family in Bettendorf , Iowa , the first part of the week. (Contributed by Rebecca Turner p. 3; col. 3)

Daily Gazette Sterling 17 December 1938
The marriage of Miss Grace Wells and Claire Wray will take place on Thursday, January 1, 1914 at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wells.

Daily Gazette Sterling 27 January 1938
J.S> Holcomb of Albany received a bounty of $2.50 Thursday for killing a fox.

Dixon Evening Telegraph 20 June 1944
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.William Stickle and family, A.L. Stickle, Mr. and Mrs. Henny Renner and family all of Walnut, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Renner and family of Lyndon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Renner of Albany.

Dixon Evening Telegraph 10 July 1945
It all started when grocer Clyde Huggins of Albany told Eugene Runyan he had no cigarettes to sell him. Then, Sheriff Charles Westendorf related, Runyan became violently angry, was expelled by Runyan, from the store and later fired a shotgun blast through a window in Huggins home. Runyan, 22, was held in county jail on a charge of malicious behavior.

Jackson Sentinetl Maquoketa IA 27 September 1956
Mr. and Mrs. James Galvin and Debbie of Albany, Ill., were weekend visitors with the Robert O'Conners and Helen Higins.

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