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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1951

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Henry Troop Scouts Camp Highlights Rotary Report

The Henry troop's camping week near Peoria drew 139 Scouts. Dr. B. Q. and Bill Greek aided camp operations. swimming at Henry pool featured despite a protest over admission. The event ended with parents attending and the troop earning honors including a swimming record.

Rotary Club B. Q Bill Greek Ray Hunt Henry Walter Art Forrest Bens Ting Wil Palser Henry Ving

Suits Filed at Lacon To Collect Delinquent Personal Taxes

Marshall county hears 14 delinquent personal property tax cases in Judge Sylvester Dollar’s court at Lacon. Franklin Lane and John Wunder of Lacon are judged. five defendants settled in 30 days, seven will pay at the hearings. County launches a campaign to clear books, with a deputy collector and school share around 64 percent of back taxes. Penalties accrue 1 percent monthly. notices go to last known addresses, with sheriff contact for movers. Additional 18 suits filed yesterday will be heard next week.

Marshall County Court of Justice of the Pence Sylvester Dollar Lacon Franklin Lane John Wunder Marshall County Board of Supervisors Henry County Wasz Sheriff's Office Justice of the Ease Zenas Graves J Floyd Robinson Judge Dollar

Five Men Volunteered for Immediate Medical Aid

The Marshall board announced that five men volunteered for immediate medical attention. Names include Julius Hoscheldt Ward Klein Eugene O'Dea and Cronkite. One patient, Gielroth, was taken to St Paul Peoria Monday for further treatment.

Julius Hoscheldt Ward Klein Eugene O'Deaaie Cronkite Fleming Gielroth St. f‘Ptul Peoria Monnday Nee Jacque Jamed Pan Jencks and Ueer Elmer

Varna FFA Winners Earn State farmer Awards

Two Varna seniors Alan Holz and Richard Junker received the state Future Farmers of America farmer awards announced by John Shields Jr. at Mid-County High School. Junker also earned an additional Varna agricultural award for leadership and parliamentary procedure success.

Varna John Shields, Jr Mid-County Future Farmers of America Alan Holz Arthur Holz Richard Junker Carl Junker Future Farmer Organization FFA Future Farmer Junker Gene Held Lacon

July Rainfall at Tuttle Henry County Records 6.5 Inches

The Henry weather observer reports 6.5 inches of rain in July at Tuttle, making it one of the wettest Julys in years. Crops show excellent condition, soil moisture good for future growth, with a strong corn outlook despite possible August moisture shortfalls.

Tuttle Henry

Joint Rotary Meeting Promotes Soil Conservation

Andy Harris announces a joint Rotary and Marshall Putnam Soil Conservation District meeting at the Farm Bureau building Henry on Monday Sept 10. L J Fletcher of Peoria Caterpillar vice president will speak Agriculture a Mission in a Caterpillar community relations effort. Dinner served by 4 H and Home Bureau. aim near 200 attendees with emphasis on women voters.

Andy Harris Marshall-Putnam Farm Henry Rotary Club Farm Bureau Henry Marshall- Putnam Soil Conservation District Rotary Marshall County Lacon Varna Toluca Rotary Anns Marshall Putnam Home Bureau M-P Harris Putnam Counties LJ Fletcher Peoria Bruce Bauter Han

Mid County Schools Announce Budget Totals

The Mid County unit school system presents the year's budget covering high and graded schools in Lacon and Varna. Building fund stands at 30,340.74 a decline from 36,098.74 last year while the educational fund is 200,829.74 up from 173,997.29.

Mid-County Unit Lacon Varna Agene

Two Barberry Bushes Located Near Swan Lake Gun Club

A Henry area search by a four man crew led by Bill Horin found two European barberry bushes near the Swan Lake Gun Club north of Henry. They also found two hybrid bushes exterminated as insurance and did not locate additional barberries in other townships.

Henry Bill Horin Federal Department of Agriculture Horin Marshall Stoner Bill Akright Bob Koehler Swan Lake Club Walter Miller Green Street Western Avenue Whitefield la Prairie

Dissolution of Four Putnam County Rural School Districts

County Superintendent Thomas M. Kennedy ordered hearings on dissolving four dormant rural districts in Putnam county. Territory was reassigned: Hullinger District No.14 to Standard Grade School No.4. Shepard No.7 to Hennepin No.8. Sand Prairie No.18 mostly to No.8 with portions to No.17 and No.532. remaining districts automatically dissolved. Trustees will manage abandoned buildings after annexing districts indicate no longer needed.

Putnam County Thomas M. Kennedy Hullinger Standard Shepard Hennepin Sand Prairie Sprinkleburg Magnolia- Swaney Kennedy

Funeral Services For Mary G. Foster Held in Saratoga

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary G. Foster were held in Feriday and at the Saratoga Methodist church with Rev. C A Bennett officiating. She was born July 26 1879 in Parsons Kansas and died July 31 at St Francis hospital Peoria. She leaves two sons Ralph and Alvin and six grandchildren with burial at Henry cemetery.

Mary G. Foster Feriday Cumerford-Eddsley Funeral Home Jesus Mrs. Foster Parsons Kan Henry Mary Chambers Sheffer St. Paul Minn William L. Foster Kentucky Alvin Saratoga Church Saratoga Wscs Saratoga ‘Home Bureau Foster St. Francis Hospital Peoria Ralph Saratoga Frank Clift Glenn Hamm Joseph Shearer Floyd van Ostrand Harry Ohlman Viron Gustafson Henry Cemetery

Henry city increases levy for library and city buildings

The Henry city council adopted an 17 500 levy for the coming year up from 17 000 last year to fund library maintenance and a new heating plant. The Timmons family reunion gathered at Waterworks park with Mrs. R C Green and Will Timmons among the last older members attending.

Henry City Council Brary and City Council Timmons Princeville Rutland Wyoming Waterworks Park R. C. Green Will Timmons

Mrs. Lowell C Grieves of Lacon Dies

Mrs. Lowell C Grieves formerly Minnie Amelva Mundell died at her Lacon home at 5 20 p m Tuesday Aug 7 after a long illness She was born Nov 22 1892 in Washburn and lived in Lacon after marriage Surviving are her husband two children seven grandchildren two sisters and one brother Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m Friday at the Grieves home with Rev Dale Pitcher officiating Burial in Lacon cemetery Flowers to be omitted per her request

Lowell G. Grieves Lacon City Grieves Minnie Amelva. Mundell Washburn Simeon and Jessie Mundell Lacon High School Lucille Dale Pitcher Lacon Methodist Church Lacon Cemetery

Mrs. Skinger Donates 30 Mystery Books to Henry Library

Mrs. Ad Skinger donated 30 new top grade mystery books valued at 60 dollars to the Henry Public Library. Librarian Mrs. J. E. Raffensperger and the library board expressed appreciation for the gift enjoyed by many mystery fans.

Ad Skinger Henry Public Mbrary J. E. Raffensperger

Russell Glover Builds New Home Near Hunt Lumber

Russell Glover started construction of a new residence on property near Hunt Lumber and Coal company in the west end of town. He has poured the footings and plans weathered, a temporary basement scheme.

Russell Glover Hunt Lumber and Coal. Company Glover Weader Sheme

Thompson Truck Wrecks on Route 29 Injures Fishermen

A Thompson Fisheries truck overturned on Route 29 north of Henry Friday evening. Drivers Glenn Feddericke and Al Fountain escaped with minor injuries as the fish load spread across a wide area. Doc Hall and bystanders aided the men before Klein Motor Co. towed the wrecked truck, insured loss.

Thompson Fisheries Henry Glenn Feddericke al Fountain

Henry Council Seeks Engineer For Swimming Pool Project

Henry city council delays pool improvements while seeking an engineer to prepare specifications. An offer totals 900 dollars but the council aims for 450, funded by an 18000 dollar bond approved by voters. The plan covers filtering, sidewalks, pool floor, bath house upgrades, plumbing, roof, diving boards, repairs, and other items. state health authority may close the pool if standards are not met.

Henry Bath House John Hansa State Sanitary Department Springfield Robert Swengel

Swaney Grade Schools Earn State Recognition

The John Swaney consolidated grade school with Magnolia and McNabb units received a certificate from Vernon L. Nickell, state superintendent, confirming both schools meet standards for recognized elementary status. Horsemen Clift Spartand, Barnes Henry, and Thompson Lacon competed in the seventh Wyoming horse show, placing in events. Frank Siewers and Mrs. Kremer family visited Mrs. Kraus in Aurora, finding her in good health.

John Swanecy Magnolia McNabb State Superintendent of Public Instruction Vernon L. Nickell Eugene Clift Spartand Chauncey Barnes Henry J.S. Thompson Lacon Wyoming Aurora Kkraus

Shorthorn Grand Champion Ruth Holmbeck Leads 4-H Show

Roger Holmbeck son of Russell and Mrs Holmbeck northwest of McNabb and south of Granville won the grand championship at the Marshall Putnam 4-H show with a native bred Shorthorn weighing under 865 pounds. Don Flinner won the Angus class and Clyde Storm led the Hereford entrant over 1,200 pounds. The event drew over 3,200 spectators at the Marshall Putnam fairgrounds as the Lincoln pageant and band concert opened the evening.

Roger Holmbeck Russell Holmbeck McNabb Granville Marshall-Putnam Roger Agricultural Club Henry Joel Hopkins Granvillee Gordon Maddy Joe Lyons Don Flinner Saratoga Club Angus Andy Haris Don Leo Murphy Bradford Leslie Quinn Clyde Storm Hereford Clyde Richland Tineke Roger_Holmbeck Hotors Isa Henrys Senachwine Arthur Shirley Hawking Bata “ Twirler Tommy Longman Holmbeck Rogers Granvillé

Rev H G Dusenberry Dies Retired Presbyterian Minister

Funeral services were held for the Rev H G Dusenberry 84 a retired Presbyterian minister at Green Funeral home. He died Aug 2 at his home after a lingering illness. He lived in Henry since 1918 and was survived by his widow Clara B two children Martha Myer and Paul B four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed include J M Arnold Frank Clifft and others. Born Sept 17 1866 in Cincinnati Ohio he served churches across Illinois before settling in Henry.

Green Funeral H. G. Dusenberry Edward L. Gibson Henry Presbyterian Church Charles Bennett Henry Methodist Church C. O. Pagemiller Gordon Downey Jesus Stephen Elizabeth Dusenberry Cincinnati Lane Theological Seminary Clara Browneller Martha Myer Crown Point Ind Paul B Firestone Monrovia West Africa Macomb Bureton Liberty Elvaston Cooksville Assumption Nashville Illinois Henry Clara Horace S Martha Paul Grant Soll Willam D. Olson Little York

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