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Newspaper

Henry Current News

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

6

Funeral And Community Notices From Camp Grove

Camp Grove reports multiple community items. Willard Swiger, a Peoria caller, Rev Kennedy and Dave Ross attend bacon-callers Friday. Mrs Abe Beam of Bloomington attends Mr Kruger funeral. Miss Marie Hickey hosts farewell party at her hotel Sunday. Henry Swigar’s closing-out sale successful. Ladies’ lunch stand clears over 17 dollars. Mr Kruger funeral draws many friends. Rev Have another one of his splendid sermons Sunday evening. Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 7. all invited. Mr Kruger, a respected neighbor and father, helped build the Methodist church. burial at Brimfield cemetery. Reverend Kennedy offers thanks for support and flowers.

Willard Swiger Peoria Kennedy Dave Ross Abe Beam Bloomington Kruger _ Thur James Herberger Marie Hickey Hothel Kruger Chtrch Methodist Camp Fae Jesus Christ Sand Aennedy Swiger Carl Brimfield

Obituary of George Kruger of Camp Grove Illinois

George Kruger born February 11 1869 in Byer Jackson County Ohio died February 21 1921 at Camp Grove Illinois from paralysis aged 52 years He was a farmer who moved from Ohio to Brimfield Illinois in 1893 then Camp Grove in 1908 He married Susie E Kingdon March 1 1903 at Galva Illinois and they had a son John W now 17 He leaves a sister Mes A Sitterle and four brothers John Edward Louis and Charles of Ohio Other relatives mourn him noted for hard work vitality sound judgment and honesty. He faced illness with perseverance aided by his wife and son.

camp—Grove Kruger John Catherine Kruger Byer Jackson County Ohio Brimfield Camp Grove Susie E. Kingdon Galva Ill John W Mesa Sitterle Edward Louis Charles

Teachers Examination Held at Lacon Court House

The teachers examination will be held in the Court House at Lacon Illinois on March 17 and 18, 1921. Applicants must have completed a two year high school course. Those not graduates of a four year high school must show a letter from their principal proving eight credits earned.

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County Supervisors Meet in Lacon March 8 1921

The Board of Supervisors of Marshall County Illinois will meet at the Court House in Lacon on Tuesday March 8 1921 at 7 30 p m. Each person’s bill must be itemized certified sworn and filed in the County Clerk’s office by noon the preceding Saturday. Unfiled bills will be carried to the next meeting. Lawrence D Gregory County Clerk.

Board of Supervisors Marshall Finois

Local Notes From Whitefield and Nearby Areas

Whitefield area residents gather for church services and social events while noting visits, health updates, and a farewell for Alma Hill. Mrs John Wunder sustains burns from a kerosene accident. Dr Cromwell treats her. The Ladies Aid held a large meeting at the Bean home with officers elected and plans for gifts.

John Wunder Cromwell Peoria Star_and the Current George Harry “Bean Belle+ Atkins Mildred Mielkey Mary Lutes Effie Ziegler Jennie Swift Elma Schupp Alma Hill

Local Social and Market Notes From Lombardville Area

Roy Smiths have been sick with bad colds. Friday evening callers at Frank Ziegler’s included John Parrons. Mrs Frank Clift spent Thursday with Mrs Guy Wilson. Mrs Guy Wilson ill with neuritis. John Bell and family were Sunday callers in Lombardville. Ray Snyder and family visited his folks Stephen Snyder’s Sunday. Mrs Bertha Clark spent Wednesday with Mrs Jennie Swift. A large crowd attended the Blackburn sale Thursday and everything sold well. T B Wilson shipped hogs Wednesday to Chicago and visited the city. Mr and Mrs Harry Monroe spent Monday at Rozella Herr’s. Farmers Institute attendance from these parts at Henry Tuesday.

Lara Wheeler Putnam Merton- Swit Esther Daniels Harry Monroe Jucian Fosdick Frank “Ziegler Aiegler J] Ohn Burton Ar] Johnson Merton Swift's Anna May Raymond Pairan Lacon Neigbors William—Hufnagel Peoria Terry Hill Princeton Wm. Hufnagel Francis—Beningfield Henry Stephen Grady Abingdon Mary. Savas Ida Hedding College Barney Mercian John Wunder Roy Smith John Parrons Frank Ziegler Frank Clift 1Guy Wilson Guy Wilson John Bell Lombardvile Ray Snyder Stephen Snyder Bertha Clark Jennie ‘Swift Blackburn T. B. Wilson Chicago Harry Monroe Rozella Herr Farmers’ Institute Miss Herr Bertha Gebhardt Swift Alden Snyder Ray Déisher Edith Charles McAllister Warren Atkins New York City Howard George Harry- Bean Bureau Buda Atwell Beningfield Reynolds Leon Fosdick Causby

Weekend notices and visits in the community

The diary-like item notes a Tuesday with no school for Miss Herr at the Institute, visits from Mrs. Bertha Gebhardt and Edith Herr, travel by Alden Snyder to Henry, Deisher family business moves, and social events including a Ladies' Aid dinner at the Atkins home. It mentions moves to the Reynolds farm, help from Fosdicks and Watkins, and Frances's schooling plans this month.

Watkins Beningfield Fosdicks Frances

Magoon Home Destroyed by Fire in La Conner

On February 20 the Magoon home in La Conner was destroyed by fire. Mrs Magoon and her daughter Mrs Robert Pringle escaped as the chimney and roof burned. Firemen fought the blaze but defective wiring is blamed for the disaster.

Jay’. H. Magoon Lacon Magoon Robert Pringle

Ballot items for Henry Illinois primary election in 1921

Specimen ballots list candidates for city attorney city clerk and alderman across Third and First Wards in Henry Illinois with election set for Tuesday March 8 1921 in offices of W W Dewey Sons and A Doelzer Co. Also certifies candidate residency in Henry Marshall County Illinois.

Specimen Democratic Second Ward Election in Henry AL

Local notice announces an election in Henry Alabama for the Second Ward with Doelzer and Company Office handling reporting or polling duties. The brief hints at official election processes and a party designation in this neighborhood.

Third Ward Election Ballot Notice for Henry NL

Primary ballot notice for the Third Ward in Henry NL announces an election to be held Tuesday March 8 1921. Voters will choose candidates for local offices on the specified date in the ward.

Henry, NL W. W. Dewey & Sons

Election to be held in Ward Henry Ill Illinois 1921

Certification by City Clerk Ha ws A Otto confirms candidates are residents of Henry City Ward Marshall County Illinois for the election to be held Tuesday in March 1921. The document repeats residency attestations for the ward and city.

Cihhereby City of Henry County of Marshall State of Illinois City Ilinois Ward County of Marshall Illnois

Also Mentioned on This Page

George Kruger Whitefield Carlson J. H. ‘Magoon Rvice Woman's Haws Aotto Albert E. Ertle Haws A. Otto Woman's Specimen A. Doelzer & Co Otto Cratic Third Ward Henry, Ill Publican Iil George E. Pace George—Epace Woman’s Specimen Henry, III Epace City—Treasurer A. Otto Ghas Dille Hawsa, Otto Albert Elertle Police Chas, Dille Democratic Henry, AL Doelzer. &—Co Haws A.otto A.--Doelzer & Co Ies W.W. Dewey & Sons Clerk Albert E, Ertle Adderman Ate Ames Sega Orang
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