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Remarkable
Stories, Remarkable
events have happened in Freeport and Stephenson County, Illinois,
and remarkable people have lived there. These are stories gathered
about people and events from 1835 through World War II. |
Biblical
Aromatherapy
by Robert Bike The Bible mentions about 232 plants by name, or closely enough to figure out what plant is meant. Of these, 24 are aromatic plants; that is, parts of the plants can be pressed or distilled to get an essential oil. Essential oils are the lifeblood of plants and have tremendous healing capabilities. The
healing power of plants is the basis for modern medicines.
Originally published in manuscript form in 1999, I completely revised the book and added illustrations. To order
Biblical Aromatherapy in paperback, List price $24.99; introductory offer $19.99 To order the pdf version and download to your computer or phone, The electronic version is only $2.99! |
Publicity!
Olga
Carlile, columnist for the Freeport (Illinois) Journal Standard,
featured this website in her column on January 19, 2007. |
Harriet
Gustason, another columnist for the Freeport Journal Standard,
has featured this website twice. Click to see pdf of articles:
June 29, 2012 November 3, 2012 |
"My
Life Purpose is to inspire my friends |
Robert Bike, LMT, LLC
Berene Backus, Philip Bardell, Ralph Beddoes, Gertrude Bering, Marion Berryhill, Louis Beuscher, Lydia Beuthe, Ray Bollman, John Briggs, Hildred Brigham, Clarence Brubaker, Lynn Buchta, Margaret Burns, Naomi Burnwood, Horace Butterfield,
Edward Cahill,
Fay Edwards, Mable Elvey, Walter Eson,
Knight Farwell, Ruth Finkenbinder, Katherine Fogel, Mary Foss, Chester Francis, Lester Frank,
Fay Gavigan, Margaret Gorham, Ruth Grant, Charles Green,
Gladys Hamlyn, Charles Hamm Jr., Jessie Hanna, Kenneth Hannah, James Harpster, Cariline Herold, Roswell Herrick, Leona Hoffman, Harold Holtum, Rose Horwitz, Ethel Huss,
Marguerite Ifert,
Doris Jenkins, Gladys Jones,
Irene Kahly, Elsie Kalbe, Mary Kelly, Eldon Knauff, Leon Knipschild, Katherine Knoph, Marguerite Knott, Oleva Koeller, Luella Koerner, Lournena Kostenbader, Arthur Koym, Gladys Krause, Myrtle Krauthoff, Homer Kuhlemeyer,
James Leggett, Edith Lubbers,
Ruby Mayer, Malcolm McDonald, Earl Meier, Marvin Messing, Hulda Messman, Marie Metzger, Beulah Mitchell, Zella Mogle, Flossie Musselman,
Wilbur Partridge,
Dorothy Rotzler, Esther Ruth,
Laura Schmacker, Cora Schmich, Bertram Schultz, Florence Schumayer, Rose Schwarz, Franklin Secker, Karl Seyfarth, Blanch Simpson, Arvilla Sluiter, Fred Smith, Pauline Smoyer, Isabelle Spratler, Corinne Starkey, Warren Strohecker, Wilma Sullivan,
Florence Thoren, Frank Trunck, Hugo Tscherning,
Dorothy Wagner, Leo Walters, Blanche Weiler, Myrtle Whisler, Lawrence Wilson, Clarence Winning, Carrie Wisdom, Vernon Wohlford,
Don Younger, Donald Youngs.
World War I Veterans from the Class of 1918
Louis Beuscher, S.A.T.C.
Lynn Buchta, S.A.T.C., Carthage.
Malcom Chandler, S.A.T.C., Knox.
Louis Crockett, Navy.
John Doughtery, S.A.T.C., Lake Forest.
Chester France, S.A.T.C., Lake Forest.
James Harpster, S.A.T.C., Cornell University.
Roswell Herrick, S.A.T.C., University of Wisconsin.
Leon Knipschild, S.A.T.C., University of Illinois.
Homer Kuhlemeyer, Navy.
Wilbur Partridge, Army.
Lloyd Pfeil, Navy.
Harold Roche, S.A.T.C., Lake Forest.
Lawrence Rockey, S.A.T.C., Valparaiso University.
Franklin Secker, S.A.T.C., University of Illinois.
Hugo Tsherning, S.A.T.C., Carthage.
Lawrence Wilson, Army.
Clarence Winning, S.A.T.C., Lake Forest.
Don
Younger, S.A.T.C., University of Illinois.
Berene Backus, Philip Bardell, Ralph Beddoes, Gertrude Bering, Marion Berryhill, Louis Beucher, Lydia Beuth-Langenstein, John Briggs, Ray Bollman, Hildreth Brigham, Lynn Buchta, Margaret Burns, Naomi Burnwood, Horace Butterfield
Edward Cahill, Perry Calkins, Malcomb Chandler, Louis Crockett, Marie Crosson
Eunice Daniels, Florian Dietrich, Beatrice Dorman, Myrtle, Donstad, John Doughtery, Maude Dyslin
Fay Edwards, Walter Eson, Mable Elvey
Knight Farwell, Ruth Finkenbinder, Kate Fogel, Chester Francis, Mary Foss, Lester Frank
Fay Gavigan, Margaret Graham, Ruth Grant, Charles Green
Gladys Hamlyn, Charles Hamm, Jessie Hanna, James Harpster, Kenneth Hannah, Caroline Herold, Roswell, Herrick, Leona Hoffman, Harold Holtman, Rose Horwitz, Ethel Huss
Marguerite Ifert
Doris Jenkins, Gladys Jones
Irene Kably, Elsie Kalbe, Mary Kelly, Leon Knipschild, Katherine Knoph, Eldon Knauff, Marguerite Knott, Oleva Koeller, Arthur Koym, Lourena Kostenbader, Luella Koerner, Myrtle Krautkopf, Homer Kuhlemeyer
James Leggett, Loreen Lubbers
Ruby Mayer, Earl Meier, Hulda Messman, Marie Metzger, Beulah Mitchell, Zella Mogle, Flossie Musselman
Wilbur Partridge, Lloyd Pfeil, Harold Price, Ermina Phillips
Mildred Roberts, Harold Roche, Bessie Robieson, Ora Rogers, Lawrence Rockey, Dorothy Rotzler, Beulah Rubendall, Esther Ruth
Laura Schmacker, Cora Schmich, Bertram Schultz, Florence Schumayer, Rose Schwarz, Blanche Simpson, Karl Seyfarth, Arvilla Sluiter, Franklin Secker, Fred Smith, Pauline Smoyer, Corinne Starkey, Warren Strohecker, Isabelle Spratler, Wilma Sullivan
Florence Thoren, Frank Trunck, Hugo Tsherning
Dorothy Wagner, Leo Walters, Blanche Weiler, Myrtle Whisler, Lawrence Wilson, Clarence Winning, Carrie Wisdom, Vernon Wohlford
Don
Younger, Donald Youngs
The
following served in WWI and were listed as graduates of FHS, but I don't
know the year.
Kenneth Hirst, Clifford Laible, Paul Bickenbach, John Bennehoff, Ralph
Bennett, Gregory Campbell, John Crosson, John Vaupel, Allan Meisenbach,
Allan Colvin, William Osborne, Claude Avery.
The
following served in WWI and were listed as attending FHS, but I don't
know the year of graduation.
Edward Alberts, Ira Bailey, Dana Bertelot, Theodore Bordner, Alex Bridges,
Harley Burchell, Smith Cobb, Israel Cohen, Scott Deaner,John Donker, Earl
Dresser, Karl Ennenga, Donald Fair, William Freidag, Robert Gibler, Orlando
Gochnaur (Class of 1908, KIA French Front), William Grant, Victor Grattelo,
Arthur Grant, Loyal Greeley, Clark Hannah, James Hannah, DeWitt Heise,
George Herold, Harry Holmes, Fred Hoy, Paul Huss, Raymond Kennedy, Glen
Lagenstein, Louis Landgraf, James Lavell, Howard Lawver, Omar Lloyd, Robert
Luecke, Ralph Mahoy, Roscoe McCann, Mrank McCoy, Lowry Moore, Burrel Oblander,
Donald Parker, Paul Parker, Leigh Rogers, Hazen Schlott, Willard Smith,
Oliver Springer, Helen Taggart (Red Cross nurse, somewhere in France),
Clarence Tappe, William VanOrdt, Harold Wagner, Dee Wheeler, Harry Wieman,
Herschel Woodring, Emil Yde, Harry Youngblood.
W. J.
Rideout, President of the Board of Education enlisted & served at
the Base Hospital at Camp Hancock in Atlanta, Georgia.