Farm Credit Aids Focus At Illinois Farm Week
Prominence of Illinois current farm credit activities assured farmers will receive ample help. Wood Netherland headlining the January 16 19 Farm and Home week at University of Illinois College of Agriculture. The program includes talks on farm debt, consolidation, and production credit by FCA officials and experts, with round-table discussions and industry speakers.
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Illinois
College of Agriculture
I University of Illinois
Wood Netherland
Éredite ‘Administration
St.Louis
Credit’ Administration
Illinois ‘Agriculture
Herbert W. Mumford
U_ of I. college of agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
St. Louis
H. C. M. Case
Farm Management
W. S. Myers
Washington
FCA
Amber Jin
iCase
Farm “Credit ‘Administration
Ekia
L. J. Norton
J. R. Cosgrove
St. Louis Bank For Cooperatives
L. R. Marchant
Illinois Farm Supply Company
Chicago
C. H. James
Southern Illinois Seed Growers’ Exchange
Flora
Harrison Fahrnkopf
The
Illinois Grain Corporation
Paul Maddox Company to Visit Henry Theatre January 17 18
Henry theatre announces the Paul Maddox company will perform January 17 and 18, featuring Yvonne in The Shawl Dance. The six member troupe will perform a 25 minute act with refined dance, visiting Decatur and Galesburg before returning to the Henry Theatre. Adult ticket price rises by 10 cents to 25 cents.
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Henry Theatre
Paul Maddox
Decatur
Galesburg
Yvonne
Yvonne Deurox
Notice to Henry News Republic subscribers
Subscriptions past due must be paid immediately to avoid interruption of delivery. The Henry News Republication urges prompt payment as unpaid accounts strain resources and threaten continued publication.
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Henry News-Republican
The
Corn Loans In M E P Total Up 92294720 Bushels
Farmers in Marshall and Putnam counties completed corn loans totaling 229472.10 dollars with 509988 bushels sealed as of January. An average of 1575.75 bushels per crib, applications available by mail to the Warehouse Supervisory Board or through dealers H J Schumacher Toluca Harold Morine Hennepin or G C Swallow Henry Il telephoning the Farm Bureau office for information.
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Marshall
Putnam
Henry,vill
J. Schumacher
Toluca
Harold Morine
Hennepin
G. C. Swallow
Henrry
Farm Bureau
Henry, Ill
Warehouse Supervisory Board
Whitefield Couple Celebrates Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newman of Whitefield marked forty years of marriage with a day spent with children and relatives. A goose dinner, pinochle games, and prizes followed a luncheon for family and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Everett Newman and Mrs. Clara Davis. Mr. Starliper, the lone attendee from the original wedding, shared in the celebration.
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Albert
Fred- Smith
Eugene Clift
Robert Gibbs
Clyde Young
Myr
Al‘bert Newman
Everett Newman
Wilber
Arthur
Bedtument
Chillicothe
Frank Clift
Clara Davis
Calvin Starliper
Frank Schmitt
Fred Smith
Leonard Longman
Elmer Cain
Shirley
Mik
Massiephase Monaraiury
Mace
Miss Mildred Reynolds and Raymond Zeigler Wed
Miss Mildred Reynolds of Princeton married Raymond Zeigler of Henry last Saturday at Lacon in a ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace James Bennett. The bride wore blue crepe and the groom oxford grey. both are locally known and will reside in Henry.
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Mildred Reynolds
Princeton
Raymond Zeigler
Henry
Lacon
Justice of the Peace
James Bennett
Wilson Reynolds
Senachwine Community High School
Illinois State’ Normal University
Normal
Anna Zeigler
Adam Staab
St. Mary’s School
Henry High School
Mildred Barnes and Bentley Stoner Wed in January Ceremony
Miss Mildred Barnes daughter of Mrs. Robert Yarger near Whitefield and Bentley Stoner son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stoner Bethelem Ind were married January 3 at 2 30 by Rev Raymond of Peoria. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Shearer. The couple are well known in Henry and Whitefield communities and friends extend congratulations.
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Mildred Barnes
Robert Yarger
Near Whitefield
Bentley Stoner
Ernest Stoner
Bethelem
Ind
Raymond
Peoria
William Shearer
Henry
Whitefield
Mrs. Stoner
Local Basketball Scores From East Peoria to Lewistown
Scores listed show East Peoria 29 Eureka 18 and Roanoke 56 Peoria Kingman 35. Toluca 42 Varna 25 Chillicothe 24 U High Normal El Paso 18 Lexington 15 Farmington 18 Elmwood 10 Henry 31 Lostant 8 Bradford 16 Wyoming 15 Table Grove 21 Lewistown 13.
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East Peoria
Eureka
Roanoke
Peoria Kingman
Toluca
Varna
Chillicothe
U. High Normal
el Paso
Lexington
Farmington
Elmwood
Henry
Lostant
Bradford
Wyoming
Table Grove
Lewistown
Birth announced for baby boy in Putnam
Mr and Mrs Daniel A Vail Jr of Putnam announce the birth of a baby boy born January 7 at Perry Memorial hospital Princeton Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Ziegler and Daniel Vail Sr of Henry
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And
Daniel Vail, JR
Daniel A. Vail
Putnam
Perry Memorial Hospital
Princeton
Frank Ziegler
Daniel Vail
Henry
Charles F Reginold Dies At 74 In Henry
Charles Francis Reginold lifelong Henry resident died at his home at 1 15 Friday morning He was born July 17 1859 to Joseph and Susan Reginold and spent most of his life near Henry with two years near Hennepin Funeral attendees included H S Mavity Bureau Ec Hargraves Streator and Fred Phielbar Sparland casket bearers were Louis Hofer Joseph Merdian Bert Thomason Henry Bell Adam Brown and Charles Pogemiller.
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Charles Francis Reginold
Henry
Hawaii
Tong
Fee
Joseph
Susan Reginold
Reginald
Hennepin
Oliver
Belle Horrom
Illinois Nurseries
John
H.S. Mavity
Bureau
Ec. Hargraves
Streator
Fred—Phielbar
Sparland
Louis Hofer
Joseph Merdian
Bert Thomason
Henry Bell
Adam Brown
Charles Pogemiller
Work Progress on State Route 89 Bridge Project
State Route 89 bridge construction from Tiskilwa to Princeton advances with six concrete spans across Bureau Creek mostly completed. Steel erection for the upper bridge is underway, shipments ordered, and seven mile road progress includes signs and route marking with completion aimed this spring.
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Bureau Creek
Tiskilwa
Princeton
Canal
Steel Construction Company
J T Dauber's Sale Attracts Wide Illinois Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Henry to attend Joseph T. Dauber's livestock and farm machinery sale. Buyers came from central Illinois as rain fell intermittently. Prices ranged fair to good with Dauber satisfied overall. A guessing contest for gross receipts awarded Oleh Ely $10 for a guess of 8075.00. J W Clement took second with 8096.00. The actual total was 8083.20.
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Henry
Joseph T. Dauber
Illinois
Dauber
Oleh Ely
J. W. Clement
la Prairie
Lieut Larry Thomason Tells of Ontonagon CCC Camp
Lieut Lawrence Thomason of this city returns home on leave after directing a Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Ontonagon Michigan on Lake Superior. The unit includes three officers and 200 enlisted men serving under Michigan State Forestry cooperation building roads fire lines and a lighthouse road.
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Bert
Lawrence~Thomason
Conservation Corps
Ontonagon
Michigan
Thomagon
Lake Superior
Upper Peninsula
Ontonag
Estry
Thomason
Northern
Illinois
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Sixth Corps
Robbery attempt at Woodfill's Jewelry thwarted by officer
At about 3 30 am a burglary at Woodfill's jewelry store failed when Police Officer Evan Sleater arrived after hearing breaking glass near A B Child Sons filling station and Watercott's. Shots were fired injuring no one, intruders fled after a car speeding away on School street was heard. Woodfill reported nothing stolen as the storm floor was pried but the door not accessed.
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Sin
Woodfill
Evan Sleater
Sleater
Sleafer
Sekqol-erved
School Street
Preliminary Corn Hog Meetings Completed in Two Counties
Fourteen informational meetings held January 3 4 and 5 in Marshall and Putnam counties presented all available data on the corn hog reduction program. About 1300 farmers attended. Worksheets and contract copies were distributed and explained. Sign up meetings will follow once Washington DC supplied maps and evidence sheets. In several communities over 90 percent indicated readiness to sign up.
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Marshall
Putnam
L. J. Hager
Arthur C. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Eugene Snyder Dies of Pneumonia
Eugene Snyder 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Snyder of Henry county died at Henry hospital yesterday afternoon after several days illness. Pneumonia was the immediate cause of death. He had seemed to recover briefly but worsened until death. Funeral arrangements not yet completed but believed to be held Friday afternoon.
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Eugene Snyder
Ray Snyder
Henry
Henry Hospital
Circuit Court Opens at Lacon for January Term
The Marshall county circuit court began its January term in Lacon on Monday morning with Circuit Judge John M. Niehaus of Peoria set to preside during the sessions.
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Lacon
Marshall County
John M. Niehaus
Peoria
Henry High Trims Lostant in 31 to 8 Victory
Henry High School defeated Lostant High 31 to 8 on Henry gymnasium floor Tuesday. Henry built a 10 to 3 first quarter lead, extended to 18 to 5 at halftime and 22 to 5 after the third period, as Lostant was held scoreless in the third. Box score follows.
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Henry High Trims
Lostant
Henry High School
Cage
W R C Holds Installation of Officers
Friday evening in the American Legion club rooms the W R C installed officers led by President Maria Hunt. New officers include Emma Reinbeck junior vice president Bethal Prather treasurer Peoria Rowe secretary Leah Hall conductor Maude Kaiser assistant conductor Lennie Barker patriotic instructor Anna Thompson color bearers Mary Heininger and Bessie Wabel. Installing staff Anna Thompson and Leah Hall. A lunch followed and music by Alden Rickey and Charles Cavin Jr. was enjoyed. The next meeting is January 19 with committee appointments to be made.
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American Legion Club
Maria Hunt
Emma Reinbeck
Bethal Prather
W. Rickey
Peoria Rowe
Leah Hall
Maude Kaiser
Lennie Barker
Anna Thompson
Mary Heininger
Bessie Wabel
Charles Cavin, Jr
Alden Rickey
Sister of Henry Woman Dies in Washington
Mrs. Lenora Ellis and Mrs. Fannie Wheeler report the death of their sister Mrs. William Engels at her Kenniwick Washington home on December 26. She was 81 years 7 months and 27 days old. Born 1851 on Thierry homestead east of Magnolia she grew to womanhood in Henry. Survived by husband three daughters and one son all married near Kenniwick. Last east visit was in 1910 to Henry.
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Lenora Ellis
Fannie Wheeler
William Engels
Kenniwick
Washington
Engels
Thierry
Magnolia
Henry
William ‘Eirigels
Kansas
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs EU at Henry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Kirby welcome a baby girl born Wednesday afternoon at Henry Hospital.
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Eugene Kirby
Henry Hospital
City Council Evening Session Sets Liquor Rules and Projects
The city council met at city hall Monday evening with Mayor Hans J A Otto presiding. An ordinance regulating liquor sales was approved, including Class A licenses at 250 and Class B and C at 190, plus Sunday closing and daily hours 6 am to 11 pm except Saturday to midnight. The measure also limits Class A licenses to one per 400 residents. The meeting covered two CWA projects: waterfront improvements and planting 400 to 500 trees, with 24 workers to start next Friday. The ferry operating costs were debated, and a test month was set to assess self-sufficiency. The treasurer reported funds suffice for about a month. enforcement of liquor ordinances will be tight. Details in minutes on page 8.
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CWA
Hans J A. Otto
Henry
Civil Works Administration
Roy Miller
Rye
Ben Horracks Held After Farmyard Shooting
Ben Horracks former Henry resident was released on bond from Bureau County jail after a Sunday morning shooting at his Manlius area farm. Frank W. Shaffer of Chicago was wounded with a shotgun and hospitalized at Perry Memorial in Princeton. A warrant followed and Horracks surrendered on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Shaffer’s eye injury prognosis was reported but not confirmed.
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Ben Horracks
Ben
Horracks
Henry
Bureau County
Princeton
Manlius
Frank" W. Shaffer
Chicago
Shaffer
Perry Memorial Hospital
Marshall County Hunters Kill Many Wolves in 1933
In 1933 Marshall county hunters killed twenty wolves amid rising raids on flocks. Several old fashioned hunts are underway as one hunter reportedly bagged a mother wolf and twelve cubs during the year.
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Marshall County
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