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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

5

Barber hair bobbing price reduced to fifty cents

Notice dated August 10 1925 announces ladies and children's hair bobbing all styles priced at 50 cents. Includes a for sale line for a farm named The Wilson Quarter in Saratoga S E quarter section 8 at $265 per acre with contact H B Wilson Hanlon town Iowa.

James Colligan Saratoga Wilson Quarter S. E H. B. Wilson Hanlontown Iowa

West Evans wine notes and local visits this week

Mrs Nulan Evans hosted her Mendota sister visit while relatives from Peoria Streator and Wenona shopped in towns nearby. Family friends and guests from Denver and Monmouth shared meals and farewells as several local residents hosted visitors during the week.

Aged Rutland Man Dies at 81. Former Postmaster

Lewis W Kelly of Rutland died at his home in the village after reaching 81. He served as Rutland postmaster during Grover Cleveland's first administration and joined the Antioch Christian church in 1873 before transferring to the Rutland church where funeral services were held.

Lewis W Kelly Rutland Grover Cleveland Antioch Christian Church Toluca Rutland Church

Notable Community Visitors and Harvest News

Local residents and visitors frequent Champaign and surrounding towns for calls and visits. Harvest yields report oats averaging 70 to 75 bushels per acre, with several families visiting relatives in Peoria Rock Island and Sterling. The piece lists numerous social calls, travels, and a few accidents including a shoulder blade fracture from haying.

Church Notes of Our Neighbors and Local Union Service

Church notes for La Rose Evangelical Lutheran L H Winsman pastor announce English services next Sunday at 10 00 and a week later mission festival. La Rose Presbyterian reports regular Sunday school at 11 00 and delayed pictures to be shown next Sunday evening. Union service planned with Pattonsburg at Plattsburg August 16 inviting all to attend.

L. H Winsman la Rose Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Pattonsburge Plattensburg

Varna Church Notes Prime Activities This Week

First Swedish Lutheran Church of Varna reports Bible class Wednesday in Luther Hall. Ladies Aid meeting moved to next Thursday. Sunday services include Sunday school and Holy Communion during the morning service.

First Swedish Lutheran Church of Varna Karl A. Nilsson Luther Hall Ladies’ Aid

German Services at St Pauls Church Varna Next Sunday

St Pauls Church of Varna announces German services next Sunday with Rev. Flach to preach the sermon.

St. Paul’s Church of Varna Rev Flach

Sunday School Report and Plans for Septembers Event

Attendance last Sunday was 46 with a 2.05 collection and 52 attendance and 2.45 last year. Evening devotionals were well attended. Rev Ward led an engaging meeting and Mrs Herbert Doyle sang. The Doyles will return to Florida around September 1. A September 1 fundraiser was approved to support the Sunday school treasury. A pledge of 25 toward the budget was made. Mrs A W Holmes was named program chairperson and appointed Rev Ward Lester Lewis Mrs J W Slement and another to assist.

Ward Herbert Doyle Henry Doyles Florida A. W. Holmes Lester Lewis J. W. Slement

Socials Raise Funds for Christian Advocate Subscriptions

A church social by two bible classes funded three months of Northwestern Christian Advocate subscriptions. Rev Ward promotes the paper and offers subscriptions anytime. The mice class holds its regular meeting next Tuesday evening August 11 at Rev and Mrs Ward home. Regular services are planned for next Sunday. Mrs Lester Lewis and Miss This Tangh of La Prairie attended a county Sundin school council meeting at the national church last Sunday.

Frank Gray Northwestern Christian Advocate Lester Lewis This Tangh of la Prairie County Sundin oTpational Church

Putnam Christian Church Notes

The Sunday School had 10 in attendance. Rev Williams from Eureka College and Rev Hallock visited and preached. Mrs Hargrove from Missouri attended morning services. The Ladies Aid Society served dinners for threshing crews and plans to expand next year. Services Sunday Aug 9 include Sunday school at 10 and communion at 11.

Williams Eureka Eureka College Hallock Putnam Church Hargrove Missouri Ladies’ Aid Society

Local Social Notes From Whitefield Community

Whitefield records show the W. W. family meeting with Mrs. Mary Roach on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe attended church at Cottage last Sunday. Mrs. Henry Gray’s brother stayed the past week and she visited her mother Mrs. Thomas Kizer on Wednesday. Katherine Kaufman left the John Bell home to accompany her mother to Indiana. Luc y Bean and Mildred enjoyed a pleasant visit after returning from Kewanee. Miriam Dunbar hosted Sunday dinner for her mother Mrs. Rozella Herr and daughters Viola and Marguerite. C L Clawson hosted callers including Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chandler and John Brown and family. Mrs. William Humphrey, recovering from dental extraction, is improving at her mother’s house.

Nulan Evans Mendota David Johnson Axel Berg Streator G. D. Butcher Hoyt Clifford Betty Mary Swartz Wenona Lewis-Hoskins Peoria Macomb State Accrediting Association Etta Swartz Anna Swartz Arthur McAdam R. W. French Ethel Marian Wierman Shirley Griffith Quaker Lane la Salle Ralph Wells Milton Robinson Robinson Doris Donald Monmouth Ethel Marian Wierman Denver Colorado Ralph W. French Mlinois L.B. Phillips Paul Barth George Smith Warsaw James Blackwell Hoopeston D. R. Blackwell Frank Daft Daft DeBoe Peru Edward Hoschell Mazella Edna Haines Rock Island John Ball William Littler Sterling Sherman Littler Gus Cusac West Evans H. J. Bickerman Mayme Minnie Bickerman K. of C C. A. Rising Allen Santa Fe New Mexico J. A. Williams C. A. Pratt Edith Helen Jacksonville Bradford Horace Field Chicago Smith-Serells Co Trenton New Jersey Mary Katherine Field S. L. Clift W. R. Brokaw Tripoli Albert Stein Canton Duchan Elmer Deck Leslie Howard Smith McNabb Smith J. Allen Smith William Ransom Arminda Ray Hennepin Fred Dawson Marshall Smith Tonica Aen Smith Trivoli Minnie Schultz Charles Peterson W. H. Ryan Carrie Bochler Charles Dille E.G. Moslander Giblin Elgin R. J. Sivell William Brunner Rutland Norman Huffstetter Varna George Huffstetter Gideon Alspach Kewanee William Green Drake Hotel John Wier Lacon Fritz Cromwell Body Dave Margaret Catherine Ziegler Thomas Foley Lostant Michael Ziegler Sunirty-two Barney Schwarz Frank Etscheid And Peter Schwarz Peter Hoener Okarche Oklahoma Conrad Schwarz Mary Roach Monroe Henry Gray Thomas Kizer Katherine Kaufman John Bell Indiana Lucy Bean Mildred Miriam Dunbar Rozella Herr Viola Marguerite C. L. Clawson Nathan Chandler John Brown William Humphrey

Whitefield Home Bureau meeting moved to August 20

The Whitefield unit meets with Mrs. En glebrecht on Thursday August 20 instead of at Rebecca McAllister's as previously noted. Sunday school will be held next Sunday at the usual time. Mrs. William Wherler, from Henry, acted as superintendent last Sunday and was accompanied by Mrs. Ed Mattern and younger children who went to town Saturday morning and remained until Sunday. Mrs. Mattern and children plan moving to town around September first to allow the children to attend.

Whitefield Home Bureau Francis Englebrecht Rebecca McAllister William Wherler Henry Ed. Mattern Mattern

Richland Home Bureau Meeting and Community Notes

The Richland Home Bureau plans a meeting August 12 at Mrs Irene Bucks home. Community members including James Watkins of Toluca work with Otis McClary during threshing season. Numerous visits and social events unfold in Lacon Toluca Varna Peoria and Toluca band concert draws large crowd with local families assisting threshers.

Richland Home Bureau Irene Bucks James Watkins Toluena T Otis McClary John Holler Lacon Frank Krueger Leo William Kamp Toluca Anna Grill Daughters Varna Peter Venture Foluca G. F. Schumacher Jones Tontz Peorim McClary Hahn Tontz Alta Mae Buckingham Lester Spangler la Rose Ora Spangler Spangie Joe Remley

Rural Wisconsin social notes and threshing results report

Mary Michelson and friends visit McNabb while others travel between Spring Valley Clyde Allen and families gather at Clemens homes as Joe Edwards and Dean Allen attend. Threshing ends with wheat 20 30 bushels and oats 40 70. Rev Barstead and family visit. Ladies Aid meets with three new members joining.

Mary Michelson McNabb George Hetrick Fins Deininger Howe Dan Brennemen August Lehrewang S P. Clemens Trarsom John Branidstatter Cherry Ivan Clemens Spring Valley S. P. Clemens Clyde Allen Joe Edwards Wills Deininger Henry Kesshing Otto Sunday Spring Valley Hospital Clarence Clemens Little Myron Jess Gall Verna Emens Barstead Willis Deininger Bernice Pat Donoho Dean Allen R. H. Barstead Danville Ev Barstead St. Clemens Brandstatter Edwards Gladys Donoho William Chritton

Washburn Lady Falls Into Cistern at Home

Mrs. William Moulton aged sixty of Washburn fell through a cistern platform at her home last week. She escaped injury as rotten boards in the ten foot deep cistern broke her fall. Her husband did not know the cistern existed.

William Moulton Washburn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hite Tiskilwa John Englebrecht Illinois W. H. Donahue Wm. Farling Third Street Advertiser Charles McAllister Doelzer & Ray’s St. Mary’s Church Louis Glatz Hoosier Home Crest Kirsch Medina Wiltons Florentine Hutchins Downey Putnam Christian Church Notes Richland Oboo Peter Bestold Adam Lowe M. E. Church Henry Hahn Theodore Ora Mae Joe Kreider David Kuntz
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