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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

3

Sparland oil firm changes hands and Deep Rock products

Fred P. Aitchison and Harry Siebold take charge of Shaf fer's Oil and Refining Co at Sparland handling Deep Rock gasoline motor oils and greases. Local social notes include visits from Peoria families and a church meeting with a mission talk in Boulder Colorado. An operation for goitre removal at Proctor hospital was reported as successful at 10:30 AM following anesthesia.

Fred P. Aitchison Harry Siebold Shaffer Peoria Germany United States McCartney India Boulder Colorado Andrew Calder Fanny Calder Alma Calder Charles Ed. Calder James Blackwell Hoopeston Bert Herridge Floyd Longman Leona Robert Calder la Prairie J. M. Calder Chillicothe L. N. Osborne Proctor Hospital Hanna D. T. Watkins Roy Day William Scoon Jesse White Porter Wood A. L. Watkins Earl Antrim Sparland Chatter O. E. S Black & Kuhl’s Nellie R. Meyers Central City O. E. S. Peoria Martha Washington Webb’s Inn Frances Watkins Jennie Watkins Nellie Tanquary Della Tanquary Losta Betts

Hopewell Social Notes Include Sick List and Local Calls

Hubert Ruggles remains on the sick list with a severe cold. Henry visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mudd on business and Mrs. Kate Maubach visiting Fred Linderer. Shoppers and callers frequent Henry and Peoria areas with visits from Schlosser and Linderer families.

Hubert Ruggles Walter Mudd Henry Kate Maubach Fred Linderer Leroy Schlosser Mollie Linderer Alfred Wetzel Henry Schlosser Lois Peoria William Maubach Wymer Schlosser Hopewell C. Pichic William Glinz Rose Weener Lacon Mitchell Miller Fanny Glinz Joe Schlosser Alden “Dunn Carrie John Schlosser

Edelstein Community Building Plans Approved

Edelstein residents have completed plans and raised funds for a new community building. Construction will begin soon for a 60 by 26 foot structure with a 14 foot ceiling. Estimated cost is about 2400 dollars with a replacement value of 3500 dollars.

Edelstein

Local social notes from La Salle and nearby towns

The item lists visits and guests across La Salle Depue Princeton Wyanet and surrounding areas. It notes Mrs Dysart Mrs Brown Mr and Mrs Weeks and many others hosting or visiting relatives and friends including trips to Chicago and a move to White City. It mentions a Sunday school at the I O O F hall and Rev Damhauser’s vacation.

Dysart la Salle Mrs. Brown June Fisher Norman Weeks Harry Symmonds Hosier Hazel Rhyne Jurl Tri-cities Cecil Ryley Princeton Mrs. Sapp Blue Island Roy Bailes Kentucky Harry White Little Son Harrington Steimle White City Depue Liedar Gang Ida Randall E. W. Fisher Eddie Burkman Clifford Luella Worstall Reta Belt Morns Lamphere Sales Eckhart Chicago Skinner Ningato Vic Hubert Bailer Moline Bessie Elwood Worstall Corcorum Ervin Jensen Marshall Harry Charles Damhauser

Toluca Couple Wed In Ottawa Ceremony

Miss Sue Cofford and Herbert Carrithers of Toluca were quietly married at the Methodist parsonage in Ottawa on July 22. They will reside in Detroit after a wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Cofford and has taught for three years. The groom is the son of A B Carrithers and has worked in farming.

Sue Cofford Herbert Carrithers Toluca Ottawa Detroit Chris Cofford A. B. Carrithers

Wyoming Man Kicked by Horse

Fred Stagg of Wyoming was severely kicked by a horse last Monday morning breaking two ribs and bruising one arm. He was on his way to his farm to help a neighbor catch a loose horse when the animal whirled and struck out. He was hurled about twenty feet.

Fred Stagg Wyoming Mr. Stagg

Lostant Girl Weds Leonore Man at Ottawa Parsonage

Miss Lorene Berogan of Lostant and John Cooper of Leonore married at the M E parsonage in Ottawa on July 16. They left for Wyoming to visit, then settled in Leonore where the groom runs the municipal electric plant and serves as village marshal.

M. E. Parsonage Ottawa Lorene Berogan Lostant John Cooper Leonore Wyoming

Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ness Passes Away

Death claimed Audrey Mae Ness at two months and one day in Cottage. Survived by parents Elmer and wife, sisters Evelyn and Gertrude, brother Vernon. Funeral services held Monday. interment in Mt Bloom Cemetery.

Elmer Ness Audrey Mae Evelyn Gertrude Vernon Mt. Bloom Cemetery

Former Sparland Lady Dies in Wyoming at 83

Anna Hamilton a lifelong resident of Wyoming for nearly fifty years died last Wednesday at age 83 4 months 2 days due to old age. Born in 1842 she came to the United States with her parents living in Pennsylvania then a farm near Lacon. She married Charles F. Hamilton of Sparland on May 13 1858 and lived in Sparland until 1870 before moving to Wyoming. Mr Hamilton died four years ago leaving ten children. Funeral services were held last Thursday and interment was in the Wyoming cemetery.

Anna Hamilton Wyoming Charles F. Hamilton Sparland Pennsylvania Lacon Mr. Hamilton

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Cottage News Remembers Local Weekend Visits

Earl Wabel and family spent Sunday visiting Frank Horack's. Miss Margaret Allen visits relatives in Rochester Indiana. Evan and Eleanor Peck of Kewanee visited their uncle John Doty last week. Mrs. William Monier and Mrs. John Doty called on Mrs. Elmer Ness Saturday. Frank Horack and Shirley visited Chicago with relatives. James Cotter has returned home from St Francis Hospital Peoria after an operation and feels better. Nearly everyone reads the Henry News Republican Advertisement.

Mabelle Marshall Princeton Frank Hill Chicago M. C. Marshall Hallie Moore William Hill M. E. Church Henry Louise Alice Osborne Blanche Osborne James Hastings Myrtle la Prairie Sparland Verna May Harvey East Peoria Louis Gottlie Alice Lillian McLaughlin de Hill Averyville Stella Smith Warsaw Indiana John Beck S. W. Hodge Nellie Aitchison Vivian Evans Ralph Christman Jennie Watkins Della Taylor Lacon John DeWalt Lillian Rosa Gallick Oscar Hill Charles Sivell Robert Yarger DePue W. E. Frisbey E. W. Albaugh East St. Louis Albaugh Frances Kessler Bernice Trumpeter Peru John Schwarz Cleone Emma Cornell Camp Grove Charlotte Russell The Baptist Church Dick Reed Fred Bliss John Frederick Peoria Edna Riddell A. J. Riddell Mr. Bliss T van Antwerp Marian van Antwerp Mildred Lyons Michigan Robert Russell Charlotte Harold Delavan Allen Boyd William Aitchison L. E. Dennis Aitchison Mr. Dennis B. McCann Esther Mars Baton St. Francis Hospital Lawrence Wynes Dorothy Galesburg J. O. Peintner Richard Earl Wabel Frank Horack Margaret’ Allen Rochester Evan Eleanor’ Peck Kewanee John Doty William Monier Elmer Ness Shirley James Cotter St. Francis-Hospital-in-Peoria Henry News-Republican

Work Resumes at Oak Coal Mine After Four Month Shutdown

After a four month shutdown the Oak coal mine has resumed operations. The restart signals renewed activity at the site with production expected to ramp up in the coming weeks.

Oak

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