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Newspaper
Henry Current News
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
6
A Minute Calklet argues that mental sharpness exists beyond asylum walls and urges readers to cultivate common sense. It warns against letting fear of criticism drive conformity, and calls for applying plain good sense in politics, society, home, school, and religion.
Local residents report hay baling and corn shelling activities. Visitors include William Moore family and Mrs. Guy Hatton with Arthur Head, while Mrs. Jay Barnes recovers from St Francis Hospital. A Bethel church supper and bazaar boosted the Ladies Aid fund by 80 dollars.
Sam Clemens plans to move into the Simon Beck house this week. Willie and Charlie Clemens are home from the farm for a few days. Helen Wilson, our teacher, spent the weekend with Granville relatives. Herman Chance visits his mother in town. Mrs. Ben Cassell and children visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woodke spent Sunday with Joe Edwards and wife. Mrs. G. W. Hetrick hosted the Ladies Aid last Thursday with a good turnout and a fine lunch. Deininger family visits to Peru hospital to see their mother after a serious operation who remains very ill. friends hope for improvement.
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