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Newspaper

Henry Current News

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

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Clover urged for farms in Putnam and surrounding counties

A statement by Earl Edminster of La Prairie township urges every farmer to grow clover this year as grains are cheap and less profitable. Hugh Hastings also backs seed quality, and J B Stansell of Magnolia promotes reducing corn acreage to increase hay and seed yields. Local counties listed as contributing to a broader effort with telegraphed cooperation from Indiana Missouri and Ohio.

Hugh—Hastings Steuben , Township Stansell Magnolia Township

Large Incubator Boosts 10000 Chick Hatchings in Magnolia

E V Mathis of the Farm Bureau unveils a $32 200 incubator with automatic turning trays and dual oil stove heating. It promises higher chick production and reflects farmer interest in modern poultry methods amid high prices and finance constraints.

E. V. Mathis Magnolia Mathis

Farmers offer their share to feed starving world

Marshall county joins other corn producing counties in pledging to help feed starving Ching and the Near East by giving one earload of corn. At the Illinois Agricultural Association meeting in Chicago last week President J R Howard of the AFL said the world is out of joint with a surplus and farmers should respond to Hoover's European Relief and China via contributing.

Marshall Tllinois—Agricultural_Association Chicago J. R. “Howard The A. F. BF Hoover

Grateful Appreciation for Kindness in Time of Sorrow

Family of Mrs. Catherine Colligan extends grateful appreciation for kindness shown at time of their mother’s passing. They thank those who sent flowers and offered auto service and bless all who helped. Children of Mrs. Catherine Colligan.

Catherine Colligan

George Hank Dies After Long Illness at 60

George Hank son of Mr and Mrs Anton Hank died at St Marys hospital Streator after a ten year illness. He was born October 28 1860 in Whitefield township and lived in Henry after retiring from farming with his wife Rose Toemmes Hank. He was a member of St Marys church with a requiem high mass funeral held January 27 at 9 30 am officiated by Rev Fr Schauer. He is survived by his mother and several brothers and relatives with many relatives from Wenona Toluca Alexander South Dakota Madison Minnesota Chicago and Amboy attending the funeral. The remains lay in state at Fenwick Funeral Home until the service.

John George Hank Anton Hank Whitefield—township St.Mary’s Hospital Hank Henry Rose Toemmes St. Mary’s Church Fr.Schauer Calvery Wm. Barth Conrad Mercian Val Bogner Barney ‘Merdian Wimner Schlosser Paul Leichter Ben Schwiderski Toluca Ed. Ha

Samuel Parker dies in Glendale California at 89

Word reached friends that Samuel Parker died two days before his 90th birthday at his son Ezra home in Glendale California. Funeral services were held at First M E church in Glendale with nephew Rev Leslie Parker assisting. Burial plans include a vault interment in April and a family lot in our cemetery. Parker born January 21 1831 near Millwood Knox County Ohio and married twice producing five sons and one daughter.

Samuel Parker Ezra Glendale California M. E Leslie_G Parker Our Millwood Knox County Ohio la “‘Sallé Ilinois Mary Virginia Doffler Ezra F Francis M McDonald Kansas Henry Illinois Jhad Anna_M.—Bacon Robert Horace John William San Francisco Tland Mr. Weber

St Joseph’s Church Sunday Masses and Schedule

The St Joseph’s Church announces Sunday Masses at 8 00 and 10 7 0 a m with a 2 30 p m vespers and benediction in the afternoon and weekday Mass at 8 o clock. Pastor M J Brennan leads the parish.

Sts Joseph's m—Rey Brennan Margie

What's in a Name and League of Nations at Bible School

A church program lists preaching communion at 11:00 a.m. the Bible School session begins earlier with the topic Whats in a Name. The evening service at 7:30 p.m. features the subject League of Nations and special music by the choir and orchestra.

League of Nations

Sermon on a Sobering Theme by M B Van Leer

A preacher promises a sober message next Sunday about daily choices and their consequences. The event features orchestra and choir with a practical, testy exhortation to attend and reflect.

B. van Leer

Methodist Ladies Plan Family Dinner After Sunday Services

The women of Putranm Methodist Church will serve a family dinner at the church parlors after Sunday morning services. The event aims to help the pastor become better acquainted with the congregation and vice versa. All members and friends are invited to attend.

the Methodist Church

St Johns Church Service Schedule in January

Rev Father Cooper conducts services at St Johns Church on Sexagesima Sunday January 30 Holy Communion at 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 a m Holy Eucharist and Sermon follow.

St. John’s Church Father

Needs Challenge Sermon at Presbyterian Church

The Church with a Work and a Welcome invites all to Sunday services led by Rev H G Dusenberry. Morning worship at 11:00 with Sunday school at 9:45 and Christian Endeavor at 6:30. An evening stereopticon program will show a Siam travel scene to educate and welcome all attendees.

Presbyterian Church H-G.dusenberry Christian Endeavor Stereopticon Siam

Bogner and Wallace Wed in St Josephs Church

Elmer Bogner and Miss Irene Wallace were married Wednesday morning at St Josephs church with Rev M J Brennan officiating. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in Chicago before settling on the T C Goggshall farm at Saratoga.

St. Joseph’s Church Monahan M. J. Brenman Irene Wallace Elmer Bogner Margaret—Wallace Leo Bogner James Wallace White Field Joseph Bogner Whitefield

Untold Fire Aftermath Involving Kuhne Family

A fragmentary report describes a house fire and a sequence of events around Peter Kuhne and his wife. Dr Coggeshall aided the wife who was moved to her husband’s mother’s home. Mrs Kuhne, said to be assaulted or harmed, was carried from the root terrace and loss included clothing, furniture, and vegetables for months.

Soeeta Peter “Kuhne Higband Coggeshall Mras Kuhne

Churches Unite for Temperance Meeting in Evening Program

A large audience attended a temperance gathering led by Clara Waughop of the local W C T U. Speakers included Eva Hubbell, Mary Downey, Albert Rower, and Frances Segraves representing various regions. Rev. W J Carpenter spoke on Law Enforcement, urging personal commitment to uphold abstinence and enforce the line against drink. The program closed with a song and benediction.

W. En U Clara Waughop Battie Leesson H. G. Dusenberry Dusenberry John Ithe Margaret Helper Margaret van Leer Penelly Weaver Glenna Sivell Robert Burt Otto Sabon Se Aoet Lo Hater Eva Hubbell France Mary Downey South “Africa Albert_ Rower China Frances~Segraves W. J. Carpenter John— Barleycorn M. B. van Leer

Community Farm Bureau Meeting at Lacon

An enthusiastic Barent Bureau meeting convened in the Court House at Lacon Tuesday with Jones Tontz as chair. Farmers and wives filled the room as J. L. Schure man spoke on farmer problems. Donald Richmond provided xylophone and phonograph music. Mrs. Enid Case read. F. E. Fullers gave a soil testing demonstration and talk.

Barent-Bureau At- Lacon Jones Tontz A.splendid J. L. Schureman Lacon Home Journal Donald Richmond

Remembering a Devoted Mother and Her Family

Catherine Mallory Colligan, born in 1834 in Ireland, died after a long illness in Henry. Her children and grandchildren survive, including Mrs Henry Powell, John, Ned, James, Mrs Charles Motter, and Emma Colligan. The funeral at St Joseph's Church reflected a pious Catholic life and a peaceful home, with burial in St Joseph's cemetery.

White Star Line expands Peoria to Chillicothe bus service

The White Star Bus Line, operating between Peoria and Chillicothe, has acquired two new trucks with capacity for 232a passengers. The company plans a Henry service extension in the near future per company official Georg Peline Pogrehary.

Peoria Chillicothie Henry Georg Peline

Revival Meeting At Methodist Church This Week

Special revival services planned at the Methodist church begin Sunday night and continue throughout the week. Interesting subjects will be discussed and special music featured at every service. Services start promptly at 7:30 p.m.

Stereopticon Pictures to Be Shown at Presbyterian Church

Stereopticon Pictures present a travelogue titled A Little Known Country, featuring Siam progress and beautiful views. The show is scheduled for next Sabbath evening at the Presbyterian church, inviting attendees to come and see.

Siam The

Woman's Club Holds Open Meeting at Haws Home

The Woman's Club met Monday evening at the palatial home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Haws with about twenty in attendance. Miss Clara Waughop presided. Miss Kella Evans served as secretary pro tem. The program featured vocal solos and readings, a violin number by Mrs. C. A. Phillips, and a talk on decorations and simple menu options. The next meeting is in two weeks at Dr. Weatherly's home with Mrs. Charles Griffin assisting.

Clifford Clara—Waughop Waughop Kella—Eivans Sally Haws C. A. Phillips Wm. E. Green Phillips F. E. Fuller Fuller Elizabeth. Burt Dora Halbleib Burt Weatherly Charles Griffin Gertrude Warfield Clara_Wangtop

Kraft Woodend Marriage in Granville and San Prairie

Mrs Anna Woodend of Granville and Ferdinand Krafft of San Prairie were married on a Wednesday in January with Rev Barbere performing. Guests included Mr and Mrs Nick Schammel and Albert Hartwig. After a wedding dinner at Mrs Rose Klein's Granville home the couple left for a brief honeymoon in Springfield and will reside north of Granville.

Anna—Woodend Granville -and Ferdinand—Krafft San Prairie Barbere Nick_Schammel Albert Hartwig Burr Elizabeth Schammel Rose Klein Granville Springfield Niles North Maren

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