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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1939

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Whitmer Transacts Move Of Appliance Business

Whitmer a local appliance dealer plans a major change as he moves his business from the old bank building to a former tavern and other nearby sites. The sequence covers years of development and notes the new location reflects a step forward in his operations.

Ate’ Transgacion Tys Whitmer Secona Gat gatz, Whitefield ‘farmer, atch + eerie J. E. Case Men Haine Artley Te el

Agricultural Association Ships Steel Cribs to Aid Farmers

The Galesburg area granges and the Butler Manufacturing Co plan large shipments of steel cribs to support Granville McNabb Camp Grove Grove territory farmers. About 16 to 20 carloads are expected with three to four cars used in two counties. New steel bins were produced in Galesburg and shipped to Macomb for demonstrations under factory guidance.

ggarhall-Putnam Agriculturation Association Durog Toybe Nithe Wallcome Galesburg Granville McNabb Camp Grove Camp Grove Edelstein

Way County Fair Promises Largest Attendance Ever

The Way County Fair opens with high hopes for record attendance and expanded concessions. Officials report extensive livestock displays and new rides at the Fair Grounds, with crowning of a queen and an evening program featuring noted local artists and photographers.

Bureau Pieter Heago

Memorial Booklets Still Selling Across Country

Memorial committee reports continued demand for memorial booklets with requests arriving from many states. Dr B Q chair notes 38.8 reference copies sold over years. about 130 remaining. Public notice states sales will close at haliday and inquiries should write to the committee.

Lindy Memorial Oe Bok B. Q Pau Talian State Peal Society, Cin Memet Londy

Henry area notes include church organist change and visitors

Miss Wirghtta Allen substituted as organist at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Lawrence Ransom. Mrs. Ella Camp returned from a week with relatives in Wisconsin. many guests and relatives visited Henry area homes. Miss Jane Agnew led child welfare talks. several residents are travelling or hosting guests from Peoria, Chicago, and Granville.

Wirghtta Allen Lawrence Ransom Presbyterian Church Ella Camp Syeek West ‘Allis Wis Milwaukee Fai Peoria H. H. Itechan Milton Hanson Scott Ferro Chicago Charles Perew Afi Evelyn Ehman Henry Jimmie Canfield Morrison Til C. H. Mullinex Quincy C. L. Redd James Condon Harry Condon Herman Lawene Michael, Haygood William Williams R. C. Mulder Mulder N. R. Williams Eugene I. Falstein Institute Keys Club Bernard Webster Granville Ben McAllister Harriet Cochran Decatur Laverne Chapman Ed Prather Tone’. Agnew Lois Thiel George Thiel Thiel Big Furer Janet Smith Omaha Neb State Department Edmund Quinn Bureau County Princeton J.w.cabbott Walnut MircAbbott Foster Black Richard Schneider Dir. Abbott

Plan to detach Magnolia school territory to Henry district approved

Walter Helper reports state approval to detach a Magnolia High School district section and annex it to Henry High School. He plans petitions from residents east of Henry to gain two thirds support, citing about 100000 dollars assessed value and four to five students affected. The Magnolia and Hennepin trustees will decide next steps while East River territory pursues the move.

Walter Hélper Magnolia State Superintendent of Public Instruction Springfield Henry Mgr.Helper Henry High School Helper Hennepin Townships Will Law Benny Brush” College Glenn Land Union Sawyer East River Territory

Mrs. Anton E. Benson Dies at Magnolia

Mrs. Anton E. Benson of Eden Township died at her Magnolia home Sunday morning. She had lived there three years since moving from Eden Township. Survived by husband Otto Benson two daughters Mrs. Charles Haws Jr and Florence and one grandchild Betty Marie Hant. one brother William preceded her in death. Funeral at Dysart Granville funeral home Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev M J Hafermann burial in Granville Cemetery.

Anton E. Benson Magnolia E. Benson Henry Elizabeth Schafer Eden Township Benson Charles Haws,Jr Florence Betty Marie Hant William Dysart Hin-Granville M. J. Hafermann Emanuel Lutheran _ Church Granville

Bradford Votes to Add School Bus Service in Outlying Townships

Bradford High School Board approves bus service for Saratoga and Penn Townships non high school pupils. Estimated 25 to 30 students to ride. Skinny Woods awarded contract at 50 dollars weekly plus 15 cents per extra mile for trips. Wyoming district recently ordered three new buses for Opra Perry Mannon Jingsell Bowes and Charles Koelling with stipulation for a new bus.

Bradford Illinois Henry Sparland Wyoming Bradford High School ‘Board Saratoga Penn Townships Bradford High School Woods Wyoming High School Board of Education Opra Perry Mannon Jingsell Bowes Charles Koelling

Kewanee Horseshoe Teams Set For Sunday Match

Henry Horseshoe Club hosts a return match against Kewanee at Henry Waterworks courts. In last week's series Kewanee totaled 1619 points to Henry 4131. Doubles results: Kewanee 25 wins to Henry 11. Henry players include Fulks Hunterys Kay Stites Hauger Brown Stites Parker Brown Bean Nichols Geitner Dixon Streator.

Kewanee Horseshoe Henry Horseshoe Henry Waterworks Kewranee Kewanee Henry James* Fulks Steve “Hunterys Kay “Stites le Hauger Alden Brown William Stites Les Stites Carl Parker Ira Brown Harry Bean Nichols Tom Geitner Dixon Streator

Society Horse Show Highlight at Marshall-Putnam Fair

Next week the Marshall-Putnam Fair showcases its annual society and gaited horse show, a long standing feature drawn by patrons statewide. Sponsored by John Garvin of Venona with Emil Goetz of Lostant, announcer A L Kilbride of Whiteall, the event drew large crowds last year and plans call for even more horses this time.

Society Marshall-Putnan Middle West John Garvin Venona Emil Goetz Lostant A. L. Kilbride White Fail Expo Society

Negro Singers at Marshall Putnam Fair

John Fehring announces that the exclusive Sharps and Flats group will perform Thursday and Friday at the fairgrounds private concession. The act follows a strong Lundy memorial impression. Fehring notes a record number of concessions and about a dozen hybrid corn producers including Ferris Seed Co Bloomington Moows Granville Griffith McNabb Edelstein Robertson Granville Monier Sparland Carlson Koch Varna and J W Wolf McNabb.

John Fehring Marshall - Putnam Fair Sharps and Flats Urban League of T Swaney Fehring Ferris Seed Company Oo Bloomington Moows of Granville Griffith McNabb Holmes Edelstein Charles Robertson Leland Monier Sparland Carlson and Koch Varna J. W. Wolf

Big 4 H Club Show at Fair Next Week

Homer Montgomery, director of 4 H Club projects in Marshall and Putnam counties, reports a large show at the fair next week. Beef calves will be judged by weight, with 60 to 65 heads on exhibit and a grand champion to be named. The 4 H pig show will be sizable with many barrows, litters, and gilts. Jersey dairy classes are strong, but Holsteins and Guernseys are fewer. colt and sheep shows are expected smaller.

Homer Montgomery Marshall Putnam Counties Jersey

Henry welcomes new Insurance Agency by Angus Chapman

A new Henry Insurance Agency opened this week by Angus Chapman with office space shared with Attorney Thomas C. Waterous on Second Street. Chapman, a Mt. Sterling native, has lived in Henry two years and will write all lines of insurance including Aetna and allied companies. He plans to insure fire hail health and accident auto workers compensation public liability and group plans and will assist in financing automobiles and farm loans at attractive rates.

Henry Angus Chapman Thomas C. Waterous Second Street Chapman Mt. Sterling Brown County Aetna Ini

Marshall-Putnam Fair Opens Next Tuesday Officials In Charge

The Marshall-Putnam Fair opens Tuesday morning with the fair secretary Halsey Monier of Sparland and his assistant Mrs. Virginia Dauber Finnegan of Putnam in charge. The office at the Fair Grounds will be open daily through the event to accommodate exhibitors.

Halsey Monier Sparland Mra Virginia Dauber Finnegan Putnam

Marshall Putnam Fair Opens September 5

Local Marshall and Putnam communities present the Marshall Putnam Fair opening September 5 with exhibits, rides, and agricultural displays. Organizers invite families to attend the annual event featuring vendors, competitions, and family entertainment.

Radxe Sisters to Perform at Marshall Putnam Fair

The Radxe Sisters will present aerobatic and novelty acts next Tuesday night at the Marshall Putnam Fair as part of Charlie Agnew and his celebrated orchestra opening the fair as the headliner entertainment.

Radxe Marshall-Putnam Fair Charlie Agnew

Dewey Firm Plans New River Elevator at Henry Front

Dewey and Son, operating grain elevators in Henry and Sparland with river and waterway facilities, bought the Spencer riverfront lots near the Henry Waterworks Park. A large new river elevator is contemplated with construction possibly starting next spring or early summer pending market conditions. The Spencer site offers closer channel access and road ease, and trade was settled by trading part of property north of the bridge. Ike Wier, son of Mrs. Spencer, resides on land moved from the former north site.

Wry Davey Ie Sons Henry Sparland Tlinois Pekin Henry Waterworks Park Dewey New Henry Bride Spencer Deam Ike Wier Derine

Federal Land Bank Reports Sale of Farms in Illinois

Demand for farms in West Central Illinois has been active, with holdings by the Federal Land Bank and the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation down 29 percent in the past year. Most farms were bought with 25 percent down and 20 years to repay, across districts including Pike, Scott, Morgan, Cass, and others, with several counties reporting no owned farms in the period.

Illinois Beharek Federal Land Bank of St. Louis Federal Land Bank Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Land Bank Federal_Land Bank Weat-Gentral-Ilinois Pike, Scott,Morgan Cass Magon Tazewell Woodford Marshall-Putnam Bureau, Whiteside Carroll Rock Island Bureau Putnam Mercer Warren Missouri Apeana Gesa Farm Credit District

Mrs Belle Duke Buys Milo Township Farm at Auction

The old Thomas Brown farm in Milo Township near Henry was offered at public auction. Mrs Belle Duke of Henry purchased 256 acre farm for 60 dollars per acre, with Walter S Harrison bidding in for Mrs Duke. The current tenant Paul Sash will stay on the farm.

Thomas Brown Milo Township Forthwest Henry Belle ,Duke of Walter S. Harrison Duke

Opening Night at Marshall Putnam Fair Promises Record Turnout

The 18th annual Marshall Putnam Fair opens next Tuesday at the Fair Grounds on the west edge of Henry. Officials expect a record exhibits and large horse shows with prize money distributed across two counties. Charlie Agnew and his band headline opening night with the Radke sisters and a mix of free acts. Horse racing spans four days with a new woven-wire fence surrounding the infield.

Halse Monier Gus San Booking Agency Chicago Agnew Charlie Agnew Nqverel Radke Sisters Whiteside Wright Vivian Marshall, Putnam Society John Garvin Wenona Emil Goetz Lost Ant Putnam County B. Ward Beam Congress of Daredevils Ben McAllister

St Marys Parochial School Will Open Monday

St Marys Parochial School will open after the 8 oclock mass Tuesday morning. Sisters Martina and Helen arrive from Peoria to supervise the opening. Members of the congregation assisted in cleaning the interior and preparing the entrance area during the two weeks. The building has been painted and reinforced with new steps and a brick wall at the entrance near the Ligiers’ quarters.

St.Mary’s School Martina Helen Peoria

Band Rehearsal Called by Henry School Rector

Arthur Blocher rector of the Henry School Band calls a general band rehearsal Friday at 9 30 in the school gymnasium to prepare for the Marshall Putnam air next week.

Arthur “Blocher Henry Marshall - Putnam

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WAY County Fair Haliday Crolinds Sedge Ge Pee Ey Sule Te Rees Dewey Firm New River Belle Duke Milq Agnew Orchestra Fair Association Marshall - Putnam Fair Association ST. Mary’s Parochial
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