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Newspaper

Henry Current News

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

4

Lacon Area Social Notes and Local Updates

Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newhalsen and Mrs. Mary Morgan, visit hospitalized friend Mrs. Joe Stadel as Amos Daugherity dies in Sumner Missouri. World War veterans listed on county service board. several trips and visits among Henry, Hopewell, La Salle, Sparland, and Chicago residents accompany gatherings and church events. A Chicago family welcomes a newborn Robert Kenneth at William Wallace's home. phonograph won at Star restaurant drawing. Henry Remsey and Mark Sawyer witness a bull trainer incident at Michael Jacobs stock farm. Genet remains injured but alive.

Fred Newhalsen M J la Salle Charles McManus George Halbleib Katherine Halbleib Miss Victoria Louis Hank Hank J. J. Barnes Florida C. A. Phillips Andrew Stibgen Second Street J. R. van Dusen Sparland John J. Rolinski Bert’ Rodevald Toluca Andrew Turnbull Speer Frank H. Weaver Allan Ash Henry Roy L. Landers Camp Grove Charles Knight Elmer Haines Lacon I.co. O. F Chillicothe Harry Mattison J. A. Titus Carrie Duncan Des Moines Iowa Alice White House William_ Wallace Chicago Robert Kenneth Mary Wallace Hopewell George—Brommersberg Terrance Monahan Star Fenwick & Giblin Hazel Stringer Littleton Peoria New Pattine Henry—Morse Snyder & Dally Henry&Remsey Owen Alga

Depot Sign Move Sparks Town Decison

A fragmentary report notes a proposed sign at the depot that could steer road traffic and rail travelers through the town by a dam site, exposing the community to more visitors and strangers.

Bad road condition harms traffic on Reginald Street

The street in front of the residences of Wm Reginald the Helper sisters and Mrs McBride is in very bad condition when it rains. Cars have stuck in the mud in front of the Helper residence. One was stuck Sunday evening during driving rain with the driver needing time to start again. A few loads of gravel would help.

Reginald

Peoria River Pollution Lab Opens Under U S Public Health Service

J. K. Hoskins associate sanitary engineer opens an office and lab in Peoria to study Illinois river pollution. He notes fish dieoffs near Henry and Chillicothe and questions the cost of sewage disposal for Chicago. Surgeon W. H. Frost will lead the station to study pollution results and health impacts.

J. K. Hoskins U.S. Public Health Service Peoria Illinois River W. 4H. Frost United States Sanitary Service

A Square Deal in Home Town Trade

The piece argues that hometown merchants offer a square deal because their business depends on local goodwill. It contrasts city stores with small town shops like Henry, noting turnover, customer loyalty, and risk of financial failure if customers defect. Merchants rely on personal relationships and avoid risking their local reputation.

Henry

Hastings and Tribbey married in Peoria

Miss Ethel Hastings eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hastings married Emery Tribbey on Thursday March 10 in the Central Christian church parish. Rev C C Carpenter officiated. They plan a short honeymoon to Chicago and will reside in Wilbern where Tribbey works as a pumping station engineer. The bride formerly taught in Senachwine school Steuben township and has resigned. Miss Vada Waughop will finish her term.

Ethel Hastings Wilbur Haatshiney Central Christian Church C.c.carpenter Chicago Wilbern Ribbey Marshall County Senachwine Steubén Township Vada Waughop

Dance event at K Hall Lacon Tl Tuesday March 22 22

Dance event at K Hall Lacon Tl on Tuesday March 22 features music by Tub Rhea's Minder Orchestra. Admittance 1.35 dollars.

P Hall Lacon Tub Rhea Midner Dane Ng Oh Ady

High School News: Attendance Certificates Given

A report from Henry Grade school notes Mrs Young Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Stoutton attended a meeting. The city police restored two truants to school after a show of community concern. William acted promptly bringing the boys back for afternoon work. Spelling certificates went to Sallie Haws Elsie Henkins Robert Dewey and Clifford Garland. Perfect attendance certificates were awarded to Mayella Bergantz Delilah Hubert May Chestnut and Margaret Melvin.

Young Charles Smith Stoutton Williame John and Sallie _Haws Elsie’ Henkins Robert Dewey Clifford Garland Mayella Bergantz Delilah Hubert May Chestnut Margaret_ Melvin

Presbyterian Church prepares pre Easter week services with stereo opticon pictures

The Presbyterian Church under Rev H G Dusenberry lists Holy Communion and confessions on Monday and Tuesday of Easter week plus Holy Week services. Sunday brings 9 45 am Sunday school 11 am and 730 pm sermons with 630 pm Christian Endeavor. Evening programs feature stereo opticon pictures of the Philippines ward aspirations. Everyone is welcome.

H. G. Dusenberry

Sermons for Holy Week at Gethsemine Services

Monday evening Why the Agony in Gethsemine. Tuesday The Power of Gethsemine. Wednesday The Sacrifice of Gethsemine. Thursday The Disappointment in Gethsemine. Friday The Finished Task. Let all attend to gain the spirit of the humility of Christ and enter Easter joy.

His Mother's Pet Captivates Sunday Night Audience

Methodist church promoter presents a Sunday night program titled His Mother's Pet. M. B. Van Leer advertises a painting style portrayal of a spoiled boy and how his mother helped him frame lies. The piece promises a revealing word picture to persuade listeners.

M. B. van Leer

Angel of Death Calls

Obituary notice for a devoted wife who died on March 11 after three years of declining health. Her remains were viewed at Fenwick Giblin Funeral Home with many friends paying respects. She leaves a husband two sisters a brother and several distant relatives attended from multiple locations. Funeral Mass was held at St Josephs Church and interment followed at St Patrick's Cemetery.

Fen Wick Giblin James Daugherty Chillicothe Patrick McManus Peoria Lawrence Sutton James William—Sutton Heavenly Home St. Joseph’s Church EF. Brennan William McAleer William Monahan Joe Siewers John Noll John Willams Frank Jennett St. Patrick's Cemetery McConna Jane_Daugherty Charles—Doherty George Tobine Dora McAvoy Pat McManus Pearit Wm. Fogarty Bert Walsh Englewood

Chickens Ordered On-Property by City Ordinance

City residents must contain chickens to their own property per order by Mayor Geo A Pace.owners cited for nuisance chicken scratching gardens. Adv. notice urges compliance with municipal ordinance.

Geo. A Pace

Lightning Strikes Bridge Office Paralyzes Man

During a Sunday night storm John Hurt was struck by lightning at the bridge office. He was knocked into a chair, fell, and later showed partial left arm paralysis. Frank Farling helped him before a doctor treated him at home. The telephones were knocked out.

John Hurt Hurt Frank Farling Te “Johnson Bridge Mr. Hurt Beny

Old Man Hunt Weathered by Hard Times and War

A first-person reminiscence traces Mr. Hunt through hardship illness and loss from youth in rough pioneer days. It notes injuries in Civil War era proxy battles and a family gun kept since 1833. Love cowardice and aging shape his long life and distant memories of neighbors and a sad kitten episode.

Township Sunday School Convention Delivers Addresses and Elections

Rev. Corbin urged aid for famine in China and a world famine of the word of God as Olive Smith and Eva Harrison led a program. Officers elected: President J A Williams Vice President Mrs M C Doyle Secretary Elise Helper Treasurer Eva Hupp. Offering $8.31. Sparland hosts county convention April 5 6 1921.

Corbin China Olive Elizabeth Smith Eva Harrison Carrie Weatherly J. A. Williams M. C. Doyle Elise ‘Helper Eva—Hupp Paul Corbin Sparland Tiand S

Yaeger Estate Property For Sale Auction

For sale to settle the Yaeger estate a 100 acre Pavilion Park a Yaeger homestead near St Marys Catholic church a two story dwelling and a school street and Edward street store building north of Henry Opera House for particulars apply at the Wirt National Bank Henry NS ELT

Yaeger Pavilion Park St. Mary’s Catholic Church Edward Henry Opera House Wirt National Bank Bank Henry NS Elt

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