Henry News Items From Henry News Items
Henry area notices list illnesses with several patients named including Viola Smith and Rose Reinbeck. Others report travel plans, church activities, social visits, school staff changes, and local events such as a pancake supper and bazaar preparations.
Travelo Sweater A Cozy Gift Pick For Winter
The Travelo sweater is described as warm and snug without bulkiness making it an ideal gift option. Its comfortable fit and soft material appeal to those seeking practical winter wear.
Various locals visit and travel notes cut from Chillicothe paper
Mrs. Gretta Vogelsang cares for a sick daughter in Peoria. Chillicothe visitors include Mrs Bailey, Mrs Ahlmstrom, Miss Baker, Miss Peterson and James Russell. J P Wierman visits his son Harry after days in Dwight. Mrs Andrew Riddell visits her mother Mrs Vesta Wheeler, travels to Sparland, and Wheeler heads to California. Heiningers from Peoria tour McNabb and visit Benj Hoyle. John Henkins of Putnam remains in Spring Valley hospital with eye pain. his daughter Mrs F J Freund returns from Chicago. Dance attendees list. A man discovers his car stolen, finds it wrecked near an elevated railway column. car towed, insurance and damage claim underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moms Johnson
A. J. Longman
Viola Smith
Margaret Riddell
Herbert Hall
H. G. Roberts
Chillicothe
Lawrence Popel
Littl
John—Alden Hunter
Peoria
Jos. Stadel
George Popel
Andrew Kelley
Miami
Fla
James Wherry
Henry
Rose Reinbeck
H. G. Dusenberry
Assumption
Christian Church
Stickel
L. R. Thompson
Mae Stickel
Lacon
Circuit Court Room
Walter Cook
Carl Rich
Toluca
Wm. Rickey
John Wallace
Chicago
Gladys Smith
Peru
Swenson
Enos Odell
Edward Jesse
Varna
Barbara Kahne
McNabb
Corrine Newhalfen
Henry News-Republican
W. D. McAtee
John Schmitt
Wymer Senlesser
Nancy Smith
Streator
G. M. Brown
Society of the Christian Church
W. M. Drake
Gordon Downey
Dridge
Herbert Pace
Charles Lash
Charles Beardsley
Roy Dally
Granville
Wm. Yarver
Florence
Robert Barker
H. C. Wright
Hot Springs
Ark
Methodist Church
Roland
Glenn
George Travis
Charles Knight
Priscilla
Argo
Robert Daniels
William True
Whitefield
Roy Miller
Frank Hurd
Elwood
Ind
Owen Hurd
G. M. Locke Tuesslay
H. H. Thierry
Venona
E. C. Foley
George Harney
City
H. H
Will Smith
James
Bradford
Rufus Warner
Marion Bickerman
George Bickerman
George Burt
Richard Steele
Springfield
Tobias Whitmer
Miles
Baby
Hinkley
Rose Heitz
Schuyler
Neb
Adam Staab
Warren Gentry
Warren Prather
Audrey
Martha McAllister
Paul Marshall
de Pue
George Bergantz
John W. Schlosser
Robert
Evelyn Antrim
John Antrim
Emma Scott
Scott
Normal
Annie L. Bell
McLean
C. S. Buck
Lonie Newhalfen
Peter Newhalfen
Corrine
Jerry Harrington
Mary Jean
Frank Jeanette
John Reinbeck
Miss Rose
Veronica Elrich
Ottawa
Mary Wirich
George Coan
Francis Keegan
John Klein
Thomas Howell
Near Tiskilwa
Carvie Anderson
Charles Meier
Ross Gibbons
Addie Barker
Genevieve Ziegler
Gurtig Meier
Eugene Clarence
Buleah Thelbar
Reed Sorseck
Depuc
Charles Perdew
J. O. Hill
F. B. Williams
Philadelphia
Henrietta Louis
Vincent Schubert
Princeville
A. I. Weber
Ruth Kroeper
Henry Baker
Jeanne
Wm. Ransom
Hallie Moore
Spartana
Gus’ Johnson
John Mercian
Kate Holler
F. B. Coe
Ida Bradtke
Peter
WLS
Sears- Roebuck
Ralph Wilson
Quaker Lane
Andrew Riddell
Vesta Wheeler
Sparland
Imelda
Lillian Hartley
Margaret Harney
Corrine Newhalsen
Paul Reinbeck
Gordon Hartley
Julius Hoscheidt
Leslie Downey
Joe McAllister
Edwin Bergantz
Ted Bergantz
Varna Man Loses Buick In Chicago Car Theft
Varna resident Edd Benson, an expert Chicago mechanic, had his Buick Roadster stolen last Saturday night after parking it in Chicago. Benson, currently employed as a forage expert, reported the loss from his Varna home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd. Benson
Varna
Chicago
O. E. S. Elects Officers for 1926 at Henry Chapter
The Henry Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star elected officers for 1926 at a regular meeting last Monday. Elected were Worthy Matron Agnes Clift, Worthy Patron Irving Broaddus, Associate Matron Beulah Starliper, Secretary Clara Dusenberry, Treasurer Mary Quinn, Conductress Jennie Bayne, Associate Conductress Marietta Steele with appointive officers to be announced. The treasurer Mary Quinn marks twelve years in that role and has previously served as Worthy Matron. Installations are planned before January 1, and a Christmas party is set for Friday December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Order of Eastern Star
Agnes Clift
Irving Broaddus
Beulah Starliper
Clara Dusenberry
Mary—Quinn
Jennie Bayne
Marietta Steele
Mary Quinn
W C T U Meeting Highlights Prohibition Message
The W C T U met at Mrs Lottie Helper’s home on Tuesday afternoon in December. Mrs Helper led a program titled America as a World Leader for Prohibition praising the policy as not an experiment and stressing public welfare and stronger enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Helper
Helper
America
U. S
Anne E. Wierman
Press Cor
Birthday Party for Billy Celebrated at Home
Mrs. C. A. Woodfill hosted about fifteen of Billy's schoolmates and neighbors at her home on a Wednesday afternoon to celebrate his sixth birthday. The rooms glowed with red and green Christmas decorations as games entertained the guests before refreshments and small candy favors were handed out.
Sodalities Social Meeting At Mrs Louis Home
Misses Martha and Hilda Louis with Hilda and Florence Newhalsen entertained the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality at a five hundred party Tuesday evening at Mrs Henrietta Louis home. Other guests included Al Schick Floyd Baker George Schubert Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Hilda Louis
Hilda
Florence Newhalsen
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality
Henrietta Louis
al Schick
Floyd Baker
George Schubert
Otto
Seichters Highlight Prize Winners at Local Event
Gertrude Schubert won first prize and MayElla Newhalsen took second. Louis and Leo Seichter attended the event where lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Leo Seichter
Gertrude Schubert
MayElla Newhalsen
Swaney Rout Rutland In 57 8 Friday Night Showdown
Swaney dominated Rutland 57 to 8 as Johnston scored 39 on 18 baskets and 3 free throws. Swaney’s defense held Rutland to no field goals while Smith filled in for an absent Anderson. In the curtain-raiser Rutland girls edged Swaney girls 8 to 7 in a fast, well practiced matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Johnston
Swaney
Anderson
Smith
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J. Watercott & Co
Beacon
J. WATERCOTT @ CO. Gee
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Edd
Ww. C. T. U. Meeting
B. V. M. Sodality