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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1968

Page

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Historical Society Board Sets Evening Meeting at Court House

Marshall County Historical Society directors met Monday in the courthouse to plan activities and a monthly schedule. The group announced a special meeting on April 15 in the Rotary room with Rev R Walder to discuss a review of Inn's Lost Speech.

Doven Marshall County Court House Ine Ehringer Dr. L. Myers Iety Rotary R. Walder Inn Wayne Ehringer

Illiff's Trip To Natchez Inspires Civil War Echoes

Illiff and companions journey from Park Ridge to Mississippi stopping in Vicksburg and Natchez area landmarks. They toured pre civil war homes restored for the pilgrimage and witnessed a ten part tableau of Long Ago. The trip included Jackson Oxford Holly Springs and Marion prison visits before returning to Illinois.

Port Gibson Natchez Jefferson Davis Memorial Jackson Miss Oxford William Faulkner Holly Springs Memphis Illinois Marion William Jennings Bryan Salem van Horn Cerro Gordo

Fish Fry Funds Building Scout Facility at Club Night

A Friday fish fry fundraiser raised money for a 350 foot concrete building for a Scout facility at Grove Park. Door prizes went to Ed Wigand and Roger Russell among others. many local businesses and Cubden mothers donated services and merchandise to support the event.

Ryone Grove Park Ed Wigand Roger Russell Ray Stickel John Tomasson Cliff Harvey Carl Harvey Sparland Barney Strong Carl Red) Japson Piper's Drug Store Bailey’s Hardware Bill Breen Cowell's Cafe Jim Forsythe Bob's Sav-Mor Schmidt Bros. Produce Colonial Bakery Toastmaster Bakery Raschid Provision Company Lacon Wholesale A & P Market Cubden

Unwatched Pot Boils And Bugs

Thursday evening Mrs. John Giosta boiled soup while babysitting at her son’s home. Returning home at eight o’clock, Mr. Giosta found acrid black smoke filling the house from a burning kettle on the basement stove, prompting a call to the fire department to control the blaze.

John Giosta

Methodists Plan Another Benefit For Scout Building Fund

The Women's Society of Christian Service and Methodist Men will host a chicken and noodle dinner at Fellowship Hall in the Methodist Church on Friday evening April 5 from 5 to 7 30. Proceeds go to the Boy Scout building fund. The menu includes baked beans salad biscuits cake jello and drinks. Church volunteers handle cooking while men serve.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Fellowship Hall Methodist Church Boy Scout Building Fund

Garden Club Flower Fanciers Revel of Chicago

Three Lacon women Mrs Havadna Ford Mrs Violet Rowe and Mrs Frances Costley with Mrs Mary Grieves of Lacon join Peoria Garden Club tour to the Chicago Amphitheater and World Flower and Garden Show. The show theme Out of the Prairie Illinois reflects state sesquicentennial inspiration. Peoria exhibitors won a few ribbons against large garden clubs.

Lacon Sparland Peoria Garden Club Chicago McCormick Place Peoria

Lacon Little League names new president and officers

Lacon Little League elects Learoyd Bud Peterson president at a March 27 city hall meeting. Gene Chamberlain is vice president and Dorothy Kruse re elected secretary treasurer. Directors include Grill Winkler Gauwitz and Barnett.

Learoyd Bud) Peterson Lacon Little League Gene Chamberlain Dorothy Kruse Charles Grill Jerry Winkler Roger Gauwitz Bill Barnett

March Went Out Like a Mischievous Lion Cub

The piece notes a varied March with wind and cold but overall pleasant days. Pussywillow shedding and golden bell blooming signal spring, robin and mockingbird songs brighten dawns, and birdwatchers report many arrivals near Wenona. April begins cold yet gentle as nature renews.

Wenona

Spring Campers Open at Condit Grounds

The William Hollers, the Bill Rambos of Anawan and the Chester Bowes camped at the Condit grounds in Putnam after a mild weekend. Bird watchers in the party spotted three bluebirds a towhee and many robins among the bare twigs signaling early spring.

William Hollers Bill Rambos Anawan Chester Bowes Condit Putnam

Lutheran Church Schedule For April Activities

Paul Bachmann pastor announces events from Thursday April 4 to Monday April 8. Ruth Circle meets at 4 pm to clean the church. 7th and 8th grade confirmation at 1 pm Thursday and 9th grade on Friday. Adult Inquirer's class at 7:30 pm with about 10 participants. Sunday features family worship with confirmation and Sunday School at 10 am. Activities include youth events Friday and stewardship committee Monday at 7:30 pm.

John Lutheran Paul Bachmann Ruth Circle Adult Inquirer

Tammy Ann Payne Born to Mr and Mrs Payne in Lacon

A daughter, Tammy Ann, weighing six pounds 10-1/2 ounces, was born Friday afternoon March 29 at Methodist Hospital in Peoria to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Payne of Lacon. This is their first child. Grandparents include Dean McAllister Sparland on the mother’s side. Herman Guide and Ben McAllister. and William Payne Rome on the father’s side.

Tom Payne Lacon Tammy Ann Tammy Methodist Hospital Peoria Dean McAllister Sparland Herman Guide Ben McAllister

Easter Cantata Hallelujah For the Cross at Fataptist Church

A Palm Sunday Cantata Hallelujah For the Cross will be performed April 7 at 7 30 p.m. at Fataptist Church. Local choirs from Sparland and Chillicothe join the Fataptist choir in practice. Easter sunrise services are set for Faith Baptist at 6 30 a.m. followed by breakfast. Rev Maynard Mathewson of Morton will deliver the message.

Palm Sun Fataptist Church Sparland Chillicothe Faith Baptist Maynard Mathewson Morton

Yard Birds chart plans for fifth Old Settlers Day show

The Lacon Yard Birds garden club met to discuss the fifth annual Old Settlers Day flower show. Plans include judging, ribbons, and red and white petunias in redwood planters at the courthouse. Exhibits are planned for the Marshall-Putnam fair in Henry in August and beginners are encouraged to exhibit in September. The next meeting is May 6 at Mrs Frances Costley’s Sparland home.

Logan Lewis Lacon Yard Birds Garden Club Court House Henry

Chicago eviction sparks theft of belongings in break in

A Chicago woman evicted for nonpayment had her home burglarized after defective locks allowed thieves to steal her remaining possessions. A man in a pickup loaded items as bystanders watched. The victim sheltered with neighbors while authorities pursue charges. Also noted is a migratory bird act case involving killing protected birds and penalties.

Chicago Windy City United States

Youths Sentenced to Six Months for Leaving Auto on Tracks

Two of three youths involved in leaving a car on Santa Fe railroad tracks near Toluca on March 11 received six month sentences in Marshall county jail. Steve Perona and Raymond Porth, both 18 from Secor, must find work within a week and pay $3.50 daily for restitution, with night confinement. A 16 year old from Eureka will be represented by a public defender at a Thursday hearing.

Sant Fe Toluca Marshal County Edward Haugens Marshall County Steve Perona Raymond Porth Secor Eureka John Wosik Henry Perona Porth Clanin Moe Berg

New Granddaughter Wendy Lynn Powers Born in Michigan

Mrs. Ivan Lindstrom returns from Southfield Michigan to meet the new granddaughter Wendy Lynn Powers born March 19. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powers IV of Southfield with brother Harry Powers V. Wendy weighed five pounds 13.5 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lindstrom. paternal grandparents Major and Mrs. Harry Powers I of California.

Ivan Lindstrom Southfield Michigan Wendy Lynn Powers Wendy Lynn Harry Powers IV Harry Powers V Mrs. Lindstrom Major Harry Powers I California

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