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Henry News Republican in Henry, Illinois

31 Dec 1925

Page 8

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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1925

Page

8

Christmas visits and extended family gatherings in Camp Grove

The Camp Grove column lists numerous Christmas visits and dinners across families in Camp Grove Henry and nearby towns. Names include Fennell Dewey Kruger Nelson Kissell Ryan and many others visiting relatives in Peoria Toulon Dixon Dixon and Bradford with multiple Christmas day meals and a new granddaughter born to Albert and Mrs Johnson Sparland.

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Charles Hill Springfield Frank Ticker R. J. Fennell Mary Peoria Katherine Murphy Mary Bogner Henry Raymond Ryan John Fouts Toulon H. M. Dewey Anna Isabelle Dewey William Castleton Willard Sweiger John Kruger Susie Kruger Dan Banaut Ed. Kelly Celestia Fennell ake—Beam Bloomington John Herberger Wayne Anna Herberger John McGinn Johanna Ryan Bert Lem Bowyer Ed. Stange Willetta Malone Vera Harry Malone William King Elmer Divilbiss E. Divilbiss Marguerite O’brien James O’brien Dixon Thomas O’brien Havannah Lester Reed Dean Vesta Clyde Roof Jane Roof Clyde John Lawless C. E. Naven John Nelson Robert Nelson Charles Nelson Bessie Dawson Bert Jones Charles Harold Hollandsworth Hanover William Hollandsworth Lee Wright John Mahler John Geary Alva Sliver Charles Sliver Mr. Whitby Chicago Stevens Elmwood Miss McGinn Charles Salisbury L. F.* Dawson Howard Salisbury Mazella Miles Dawson Albert Johnson Sparland George Johnson James DeWalt Johnson Jake Kissell Leo Ryan Daughers Wyoming Bernice Kissell Rantoul Postella Camp Grove Ryan Joe Scheeler Fred Grossenbacker Ernest Kearney Emerson Smith la Prairie John and Arthur Russell Chillicothe Ada Malone Bradford John Barnes Thomas Murphy Ralph Finnegan Tiskilwa Frank Murphy Pat Barnes Bernard Barnes James FE. Herberger James Jr Ida McMullen Pooma Eagleston Lee Eagleston Bertha McMullen
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Cemetery Vandal Withdraws Motion for New Trial

In Illinois v George Martin Sr the defendant, charged with willful injury to a lance near a Pattonsburg cemetery, appeared before Judge Barney and withdrew a motion for a new trial. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs totaling 229.70.

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State of Illinois George Martin, Sr Pattonsburg Barney Martin
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Master in Chancery's Sale in Putnam County Illinois

Public notice of a master in chancery sale of real estate in Putnam County Illinois following a partition suit. The description covers parts of Section 28 and 29 in township 14 north range 10 east plus parcels in Condit village with 10 percent cash deposit and three deferred payment installments, all bearing 6 percent interest, with sale dated January 8 1926 at 2 PM in Hennepin Illinois.

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James E. Taylor Circuit Court Putnam County Illinois Pee Joseph Chauncey Bacon Bolivar Morgan Condit Putnam Carrie Bacon Hennepin
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Christmas Gatherings Across Palatine Area

Christmas at various homes included Mr and Mrs H Cassell in Peoria and Mr and Mrs Elmer Cassell in Palatine. H E Allen reported a new six tube radio and hosted Christmas dinners for daughters and families. Joe Edwards and wife celebrated in Tonica with Joe's mother Mrs H H Edwards. Little Dean Donoho suffered a finger infection after a bruise but is improving. Shucks learned of a brother's death in Leonore and attended the funeral. Albert Sandburg’s five year old daughter Lillian died after lifelong illness and was buried in Granville.

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Nick Kroft Palatine Harry Cassell Peoria Elmer Cassell H. E. Allen John Peterson Joe Joe Edwards Tonica H. H. Edwards Dean Allen Donoho Joe Shuck Leonore Albert Sandburg Lillian Granville
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War ethics shift as atrocities label grows with civility

The quote notes that as societies become more civilized, they increasingly label their own war practices as atrocities. It highlights a paradox where refinement raises scrutiny of violence and prompts moral reclassification of actions once considered normal.

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Christmas Day and Holiday Gatherings Across Salem

Charles Peterson and family joined John Lefman for Christmas dinner while Sunday school programs ran at the church Christmas night. Julia Christenson returned from Chicago to spend the holidays with her parents, and extended families from South Bend and Princeton shared meals. Several Larson families hosted Christmas Eve dinners, though Roberta and others faced illness and absence.

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Charles Peterson John Lefman Julia Christenson Chicago Chris Christenson Harry Perrine South Bend Ind Theodore Bangston Walter Harris Princeton David Larson Louis Larson Tiskilwa Emil Edgar Harold Hilma Larson Enoch Arthur Albert Larson Carl Norlin Elmer Larson Roberta Anna Linden Minnie Hilda Hazel Hilma Isaac Larson Harry Enoch Larson Margaret
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Christmas Dinner Shared by Tiskilwa Residents

The passage notes Mildred from south of Tiskilwa and Mr and Mrs Carl Norlin with their Salem family joining David Lindens family northwest of Tiskilwa for Christmas dinner. It ends with a reflective remark on remorse before a blister is formed.

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Mildred Tiskilwa Carl Norlin Salem David Linden
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Eureka Votes to Erect High School Building

In a special election held in Eureka the proposition to build a new township high school passed with 664 votes in favor out of 975 cast.

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Eureka Voy
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State of Ilinois James Chauncey Bacon Rachel Bacon L. Eugene Bacon Ralph E. Bacon Beryl M. Reed Susie R. Kemper Elsie Calvert A. D Barnes, Magoon & Horton Public Service Company OF Northern Illinois C. A. Onyan R. S. Carr Lacon, Dlinois Rjate E. W. Ludwig Optometrist Henry National Bank Henry, III Charles P. Green Busines Thompson Lincon Nan Annas Duke Brothers Henry, Illinois
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