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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

7

Varna Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trips

Local residents list friends from Lacon, Peoria, Chicago and Torun places as visitors. Families like the Ulysses and Smiths host and attend dinners, church events, and weekend trips to Rockford and the Wisconsin Dells with stops at Madison and Crystal Lake. Elton King’s recovery and A. B. Bade family christening are noted.

L. H. Brown Lowell C. B. Stateler Dells Wisconsin Rockford George Bergstein Crystal Lake Devils Lake Madison Capitol Varna

Busy Bee Circle Meeting and A C Club Gathering

Busy Bee Circle met Fri at Miss Minnie Holmstrom home with M iss Linnea Lofgren and Florence Gustafson two musical selections and Mrs K A Nilsson reading. A C club girls met at Mrs Sidney Hodge home on Aug 4 with seven members, led by president Della Mae Peterson, pledge and roll call, standards of workmanship explained.

Busy Bee Circle Minnie Holmstrom Linnea-Lofgren Florence Gustafson K. A. Nilsson A. C. Club Sidney Hodge Della Mae Peterson

Putnam Community Notes Include Travel and Family Updates

Mr Driscoll mourns loss of a late friend a spotted dog. Wilbert Driscoll visited Peoria relatives. Mrs Murphy travels to Colorado Springs to be with son Edward in Woodman Sanitarium and visits Fairbury Nebraska. Otto Hassler and Rev W H Witter toured Rock Island Arsenal. Bardstrom and Lee Elliott share weekend in Peoria with fishing. Camp Custer boys report cold nights but fine time. Miss Wheeler and Miss Drake return from Colorado trip. A wedding unites Waiter Le Louise Maney and in Monmouth.

King Ethel McCoy Myers Marie Hawthorne Granville Merritt Ottawa Gatecell K. A. Nilson Moline Floyd Dowell W.j"ryan Toluca Front Street Augusta Larson Elizabeth Lundin Alexis Larson Amanda Peterson Joe Nott Gustaf Classin Boone Iowa Varna Wenona Frank Johnson Magnolia Freda Fecht Concordia Teachers’ College Chicago Fecht Ernest Quiram Eva Becker Tremont George Meiries Washington Allen Broaddus Carl Adolphson Manteuffel Anna Extrom Olson & Extrom Rockford Ehlert Sand Madison Wisconsin George Amelia Lenz Hmm Louise Tred Arndt Freda Marie Rena Minnesota J. Walker-Black Mtor Musica Bernice Austin Wt Streator China Shanghai Mr. Driscoll Wilbert Driscoll Peoria L. M. Murphy Colorado Springs Edward Woodman Sanitarium Charles Wheeler Dana Adam Smith Wilgabeth Wheeler Ardila Drake Colorado Denver High Drive Hassler Miss Mitchell

Edelstein Farmer Philip Hoerr Dies at 84

Philip Hoerr retired farmer died last Friday at his Edelstein home aged 84. A native of Germany he leaves a brother Michael in Germany two daughters Mrs. William Elsasser and Mrs. Chris Musselman of Edelstein and three sons Jacob in Germany Phillip and Chris of Peoria. Funeral services were held in Edelstein Sunday with interment in Peoria.

Philip Hoerr Edelstein Germany Michael William Elsasser Chris Musselman Jacob Phillip Chris Péoria Peoria

Mary had a little lamb but advertised kept it unseen

A quip notes that Mary's lamb remained unknown without advertising. The line blends playful rhyme with marketing emphasis on visibility and notice.

Mary

McNabb and Area Residents Share Weekend Activities

Local residents reported a busy period with picnics at Starved Rock and visits across towns including Bryan Ohio Ottawa Venona Tampico and Mt Palatine. Cattle shipments from B G Hoyle and memorial attendance in Brimfield Indiana marked the week, along with illness updates and church socials.

Lewis Happold B. G. Hoyle Don Highsmith Chicago McNabb High School Starved Rock Arlene Fulmer Bryan Ohio al. Marshall Rosalind Hall Michigan Bey Stansell Wilbur Hoffman Waynesville A. B. Pletsch Fred Kuhne Verian Otto Kessling Spring Valley Hospital Lawrence Duvall Merle Venona Harold Grasser Anthony Hoffman Ralph Grasser Ottawa Jake Sperger Immaculate Conception Church Mt. Palatine A. B. Pletsch and Sons Tampico William Bate DeKalb K. of C Kaptain’s Grove Henry Marshall Harry Brimfield Indiana Mr. Marshall M. E John Reigelsberger Lauretta Brunswick Bernice Viola Ziegler Mendon Missouri Paul Helgoth Irene Harold Helgoth Carrie Droll Hettie Gertrude Dose Aurora Peter Grasser Charlotte Grasser

Local West Milo Notes Busy Threshing Week

Mrs Oscar Chasteen was ill last week. Elmer Fulks and family from Henry visited Milo relatives. Otto Tindle of Bureau, Elmer Toune and Ada Toune's household helped with threshers. Ella Bauer and Marion called on Ada Toune. Warnings on threshing say it will be short as oats turn out well.

Oscar Chasteen Elmer Fulks Henry Otto Tindle Bureau Elmer Toune Ates Kelm Ella Bauer Marion Ada Toune Marnen Toune Elmer Wier William Henkins Milo Warren Hall Wera Earl Hig Putnam W. F. Applen’s

No Parking Stop Sparks A Rough Roadside Quip

At night a patrol officer flashes a beam on a parked car and warns against loafing. A passerby replies with a curt, disputed line, “Who’s loafin’?” underscoring terse street dialogue.

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Ralph Jenkins Lacon Charles Munson William Majesky Lyle—Allen Foluca Gene Jenkins Neal Rogers Archie Broaddus W. E. King Lacon Wate Verna Hultgren Hattie’ Valine Richland Adolph Quiram Nora Wehling Esther Manteuffel Jessie Campo Amil Grill Myrtle McFarlin Cliff Jenkins J. C. Shields Hazel Smith Decatur William Koch Edgar Sedrboyo Winnie McCuskey A. EB. Bade Reuben Edward Earl N. Hager Dwight Eudora Ruth Lofgren Harry Stroup Roy May Mystic Workers Johnson Gust John Peterson Della Mae Mark Peterson Elton King William Kemnitz olph_E. Bade Frederick Kemnitz Donald McLean James Edwards Olga Borquist Frank Rassler Anderson Frisk Edward Freeman Connecticut A. R. Wright Edgar Scheborenett Chica Be Core Caliornia Melba Huthce Strong Bell A Wright L. B .Phillips Carl Schwarz Fred Martyne Carl Peterson Roger McCoy Frank Mey Joliet And D. R. Smith Mary Smith Orla, King Dorothy Peterson Gertrude J. Broaddus Putnam Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Frank Thirkell McNabb DR. R. 8, Bayne W. L. Bayne Henry, Ilinois Fred W. Potter Henry, Hl W. M. Schoebers taPage Henry National Bank Wyatt-Demoure CO S. Adams St Central National Bank Allen B. Smith Black Henry, III J. O. Hill Farm and City’ Real Estate New Henry National Bank Fresh Air Kiddies L. A P. Furner R. W. Miller Hudson Hudson-Essex Hudson- Essex Worl Brougham Chas. A. Matter Henry, Illinois
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