Fragmented OCR notes reveal school attendance and staff lists
Readable lines show attendance certificates and long lists of pupils and teachers across multiple schools including Science Hall Judd and Fairview No. 16. The text references punctuality awards and names numerous teachers such as Ellen Vespa Florence Kanive Edna Miles and Beatrice Kuas.
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Science Hall
Ellen—Vespa
Frieda—Christ
Lee—Rankin
Burson
Florence
Kanive
Zora
Boon
Doyler
Marian ~ Hannan
Mildred
Kelly
Evelyn Birch
Fairview
Rachael Knapp
Lucile Modro
Marshall
Mrs. Creabil
Earl Anderson
MecVicker
Beatrice Kuas
Lillian Kennedy
Lloyd
Elsie—Guderjaan
Edward Ransom
Patricia Harney
Paul Harney
Richard—Kapraun
Frederick Zilm
Lester Zilm
Helen Miller
Raymond Miller
Vernon “Zilm
Victor Strub
Raymond Schumacher
Weldon Quiram
Ruth ‘Oweyt
Annabel Miller
Pearl McKinney
Hattie Valine
Niblock
Rebecca McAllister
Rowe
Doyle
Marian ‘Hannan
Ronald Kelly
Pleasant Grove
Elsie M. B’erguson
Gladys Ruck
Roland, Crock
Velma Ruck
South ‘Cacon
Marie Thompson
Poolmschool and Community News Summary
Mrs Walter Boyle visited the school on Thursday afternoon. Viola Way spent the weekend at her uncle Alva Way's home from Friday noon to Sunday evening. The school plans a Musahgun program Friday. Fifth and sixth grades study nature and weather records. Several students were absent due to illness. Members of the Women’s Club planned a surprise visit by fourteen of eighteen members. Fourteen students earned a half holiday for perfect attendance. Mrs Peter Ethne was sick midweek. Dr. Franklin of Magnolia was called Wednesday evening. Olive Tomlinson helped with work while Mrs Kuhner recovered.
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Walter? Boyle
Viola Way
Alva’ Way
Musahgun
Lela ‘Forrest
Swaney High
Hazel
Broline
Clarence
Davis
Henry
Way
Fern
Rae Forrest
L. T
Peter
Ethne
Dr. Franklin
Magnolia
Olive Tomlinson
Kuhner
Local Notes From Streator and Henry Communities
Magnolia Alex McKirgan was a Heary visitor Monday. Miss Nellie Hauger was a Streator shopper Saturday. Vern Mathis has been on the sick list for several days. Miss Priest has been on the sick list for several days. Alvin Brown and family were Streator shoppers Tuesday. Mrs Fred Deffenbaugh was a Henry visitor Sunday afternoon. Mrs Fannie Eddingfield was a Henry visitor Tuesday afternoon. Harry Bishop and family were Henry shoppers Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marcela Dunne is assisting at the bank this week. Mark and Max Hannum spent several days last week with relatives. In Peoria, P A Hiatt remains on the sick list with little improvement reported. Mr and Mrs Calhoun and children of Peoria are visiting Charles Hannum at present. Roy Piper of South Pekin came to see his grandmother last Wednesday and returned home. Thursday evening Miss Barbara Haws gave a theatre party to her English class to see Evangeline in Henry. Fred Thompson moved into the place lately vacated by Marion Pike and will help William Chestnut this season. Mr and Mrs William Potter left for Great Bend Kansas to visit their daughter Mrs Lyman Dodge for several weeks.
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Alex McKirgan
Nellie Hauger
Vern—Mathis
Miss Priest
Alvin Brown
Fred Deffenbaugh
Henry Ciller
Fannie Eddingfield
Henry
Harry Bishop
Marcela Dunne
Mark
2Max
Hannum
Peoria
P. A. Hiatt
South Pekin
Barbara Haws
Mra
Lyman
Dodge-for
Local notices from Henry area residents and church events
Community snippets list residents shopping in Henry Princeton and La Salle visits February. Royal Neighbors installed officers on January 6. Christian church services planned for Sunday with orchestra and choir. Bible school at 10 9 with Mrs M A Dally as superintendent and Darlene Dawson as assistant superintendent.
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John_ Real
Henry
Darlene Dawson
Princeton
Touls
Chauncey
Read
Bo_ BE
Olive ‘Dawson
Constipation Remedy Mentioned in Advert Laxative Teas
An old advertisement touts You Cant Be Happy and Constipation with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a reliable laxative for women. The phrasing mirrors vintage patent medicine style and emphasizes relief claims.
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Hollister's
Rocky Mountain
Local Notes Highlight Births Visits and Meetings
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klein welcome a son born at the hospital this morning. Numerous social updates include visits to Peoria by Wm. Green and daughter Lucille, the Rolley arrival from the east, a three candidate initiation at I C C F, and honeymoon news for April Read in St. Petersburg. Henry Lodge to hold a Fellowcraft meeting January 18. Woman's Club to elect officers.
Rats cause plague and foot and mouth disease threat
U S government warns farmers that rats carry bubonic plague fatal to people and foot and mouth disease fatal to stock. They destroy poultry and grain. RAT-SNAP kills rats, cyamates kill and leave no odor. Three sizes Shu 630 for 1.25 dollars. Sold and guaranteed by T J Segraves.
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T. J. Segraves
Henry School News Highlights and New Arrivals
The Henry National Bank funded a large Pilgrim calendar for classrooms. Fire escapes were added for student safety. Students earned spelling and attendance certificates, with new entrants Marjorie Hogate and Dorothy Hays joining the grades. The high school hosted visitors and a class play was decided over an annual.
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Henry National Bank
Wilfred Wright
Ruby Myers
Rodney Brown
Marjorie Hogate
Dorothy Hays
Edson Laing
Horace Mann
High School Notes Elect Class Officers and Pin Vote
The senior class elected Edwin Daniels as President Viola Rowe as Vice President and Kenneth Bill as Secretary and Treasurer. They voted not to have class pins by a large majority. Henry teams lost 22 to 10 at Washburn with captain Dale May absent. other players were sick or worked. Both Henry teams travel to Lacon Friday with a large crowd expected.
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Edwin Daniels
Viola Rowe
Kenneth Bill
Henry
Washburn
Dale May
Lacon
Stove and heater sale advertised by Current News office
An air tight Morris soft coal heater and a large hard coal stove, both in good condition, are for sale. Inquiries at the Current News office under Stoves for Sale.
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Morris
Mrs Bowen recalls rats almost burned her house
Mrs Bowen tells how a rat in the cellar nibbled matches and nearly caused a fire. She smelled smoke at night, acted quickly, and found the dead rat later. The pest killer Rat Snap is advertised in three sizes and sold by T J Segraves with guarantee.
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T. J. Segraves
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