Farmers Credits Discussed at Farm Bureau Luncheon
A Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau luncheon at Hotel Henry brought together officers township directors bankers and editors from two counties. Speakers including F. B. Fuller A. R. Wright J. F. Schureman S. Fred Cummings and M. Huston spoke on farm credit cooperation pricing and the role of banks and press in supporting agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall- Putnam Farm Bureau
Henry
Lawrence “Hunt
B. Fuller
Aayison
M Fuller
Hunt
Mimer Quin
Farm ‘Bureau
Quinn
Farm Bureau
A. R. Wright
Paelits Stasmarr
Wright
Bureau
J. F. Schureman
Lacon Home Journal
Illinois
Schureman
Down State
Rccord
Guy Huston
Congress
Houston
Huston
Liverpool
Federal Reserve Banks
U. S. Steel Corporation
General Electric
Mitch
Charles Ireland
Washburn
2Rd
Illinois River Valley
United States
Cord Belt
Chicago
Sheridan Road
Doctor Bayne Suffers Burns From Vulcanizer Accident
Dr R S Bayne burned on left arm and forefinger after a vulcanizer exploded while he checked a thermometer. The incident occurred at his office Tuesday afternoon as steam sprayed and caused serious injuries to his arm and hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S.bayne
Lafternoon
Annual Meeting of Shipping Association Reveals Stock Shipments
The Hen ry shipping association reports .36 carloads of stock shipped in the past year. The board elected H. J. Blackburn as president John Stadel as vice president W Stoner as secretary treasurer W A Schlosser Geo Harney Roland Doyle Frank Cliftwn Meritt John Antrim Irving Broaddus. At the December 8 meeting the new board elected Ben McAllister as manager for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shipping Association
Bnginees
H. J. Blackburn
John Stadel
W . Stoner
W. A. Schlosser
Geo. Harney
Roland Doyle
Frank Clift
Wn. Merritt
John Antrim
Irving Broaddus
Double garage fire destroys two cars at Keenan home
FireAls clean up. Mrs. James Keenan awoke to flames in a rear garage between 1 and 2 AM Friday. A 1921 Peerless touring car and a Glide sedan were burned along with tools and equipment. property loss estimated at 46 000. The fire did not spread to nearby houses. origin unknown. No injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keenan
Keenan
Phillip Thomas
Lighted match explodes at gas station injuring auto
Ray Snyder of Whitefield narrowly escaped injury when a lighted match ignited fumes while fueling at a garage. The car rear and filling hose burst into flames before firefighters arrived, as garage staff had already extinguished the blaze.
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Ray Snyder
Whitefield
Mothsner
Giblin Re-elected Commander of American Legion Post 323
Henry Post No. 323 of the American Legion held its annual election on Thursday evening selecting J. N. Giblin as Commander. Other officers chosen include Dr. E. W. Newhalfmn as Vice-Commander Leo Mercian as Adjutant Edward Thorn as Finance Officer Harold Bullington as Sergeant-at-Arms and Edward Kroeper as Chaplain.
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Henry
American Legion
J. N. Giblin
E. W. Newhalfé Mn
Leo Mercian
Edward Thorn
Harold Bullington
Edward Kroeper
Mrs. Theodore Noll Dies at 80 in Peoria Home
Mrs. Theodore Noll born in Germany April 28 1841 died December 11 1921 at St Josephs Home Peoria aged 80 years 7 months 18 days She was buried in Calvary cemetery after services at the Home chapel Survived by eight children two of whom live in Henry Peoria California Wyoming Texas Chicago and five grandchildren and five great grandchildren The obituary notes other family members and earlier deaths.
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Theodore Noll
Germany
St. Joseph's
Peoria
Sybylla Ringenburger
Wertinburg
Stockard
Theoddore Noll
Jake
John
Theodore
Joe
Michael
Fred
George
Favia Allen
Barton
Anna
Tina
Noll
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s
Boland
Home
Calvary Cemetery
Father Schauer
Henry
California
Wyoming
Favia
Allen
Texas
Chicago
Tend Sweatland
Homiighouse
Ball
John Phillip. Hominghouse
Otterbein
Indiana
Miles G
Eliza J. Hominghouse
May C. Nelson
Pitham
McCowan
George H
Putnam
Robert H
Blue Tesland
Sinois
Della Eastwald
Milwaukee
Putnuim
The
Christian Church
Rev
W. J. Carpenter
Saratoga M. E. Church Christmas Program Notice
Services were well attended last Sunday. Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. H. Doyle and sons attended. The Christmas program will be held at the church Saturday evening December 24. Children to take part should come Saturday afternoon December 17 for practice. Regular services next Sunday at the usual hour.
Open Meeting of the Woman's Club Hosts Free Lecture Series
The Department of Philanthropy and Reform of the Woman's Club presented a free illustrated lecture at the Presbyterian church by Rev. H. G. Dusenberry on natural scenery and famous art works. Mountford Haws, club president, welcomed attendees. A brief business session elected two new members Mrs. Ben Hauber and Mrs. C. O. Pogemiller. Bella Evans served as press correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Philanthropy and Reform
Woman’s Club
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Dusenberry
Mountford
Haws
Ben Haubér
C. O. Pogemiller
Bella Evans
Speeding on the Hard Road Costs Life of John Heminghouse
John Heminghouse dies from skull base fracture after a Sunday collision on Western Avenue Henry. H W Bale of Springfield facing questions as jury finds excessive speed and failure to yield. Inquest calls for Marshall county grand jury review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hominghouse
John Dorff
Abe Spencer
Western ‘Avenue
H.W. Bale
Springfield
Bale
Heminghouse
John P. Heminghouse
Western Avenue
Henry
H. V. Bale
Illinois
Marshall County
Ben Ransom
Clark Ball
L. B. Phillips, Jr
Mr .Bale
Chicago
Joliet
T. W. Gillespie
Wm. A. Johnson
Peoria
Mr. Ransom
Mrs. Ball
Putnam
Gillespie
Johnson
Marmon
Ball
Dan Horrom
Hiram Hunter residence changes hands this week
The Hiram Hunter residence on Western Avenue sells to Lloyd Jones. Mr and Mrs Ung moved to Champaign with their household goods and Jones will move into his new home around January first.
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Hiram Hunter
Western—avenue
Henry Wis Seli
Lloyd Jones
Mrs. Ung
Champaign
Mr. Jones
Jaruarc Ist
Henry High Takes Double Header Wins at Navili
The Crimson and Black win both ends of a Friday night double header at the Navili. The second team defeated Putnam 26 to 1, while the first team edged Lestant High 9 to 5. They meet Averyville next. Magnolia awaits the second team. Averyville recently beat Henry.
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Crimson
Black
Navili
Putnam
Infant Charles Green Dies at Lu ton After Weak Heart
Infant Charles Sidney Green, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Green of Lu ton, born December 7, died Tuesday due to a weak heart and was buried Wednesday. A Christmas Eve program of songs and recitations was planned as part of the obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sidney Green
Elmer Green
Luton
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Farm-Bureau
S. Fred
Cummings
America
Denmark
Trith
R. S. Bayne. Burns
OF Shipping Association
End
William Starlisper
Fleming
Fredric Reintack
Saratoga
Township
Starliper
Franklin
Tyates
Nlindis
Calvin
Howard Young
May Young
Whor_ Starlipper amdi
C. G. Starlipper
Giblin
Mander
Farmers’ Institute
Lacon
Woman's Club
Hiram
Hunter
Henry High
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