Neel Phillips Nup tials in Des Moines Saturday
Helen Gertrude Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Phillips wed George S Neel son of Mr and Mrs C A Neel in a home ceremony at the bride’s parents' house. The couple will reside at Concord apartments Des Moines after a reception with a long guest list from Des Moines West Chester and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gertrude Phillips
L. R. Phillips
George S. Neel
Henry
Drake University
Alpha Chi Omega
iMu Phi
C. A. Neel
Des Moines
Atlas Portland Cement” Company
Drake
Sigma Alpha ‘Epsilon
Neel
Concord
Mendelssohn
Mary Anske
C. A. Phil‘Ups
Wilda Augustine
Westchester
Iowa
Magdaline Phillips
C. A Philips
Ted. Koht
Rex Fowler
James ‘Purner
M. E. Church
Uderrs Aoer
BE. Pullman
Ed Kohl
Charles Grohl
William Dunnivan
Scranton
Town
Peoria
West Chester
Towa
Kate Engel
Waltzer
Washburn
Ralph de Motte
Chicago
Sam_ Belsly
Fred Phillips
Jack
Deer Creek
Rose Anske
John Belsly
Roscoe Belsly
Lacon
Frank—Belsly
Margaret Belsly
Frank Belsly
Washington
D. Tf. Davis
Helen Phillips
Florence Phillips
Chillicothe
Harvey—Belsly
Lloyd ‘Belsly
Spring Bay
Ben Hoyle
McNabb
Ella ‘Rude
Varna
Methodists Hold District Meeting at Galva
The Rock Island district Methodist conference closed after two days of sessions presided by Dr. John T. Jones. Key topics included local church organization evangelism and Centenary projects with Rieney Thomas Nicholson of Chicago attending and delivering two addresses. District pastors J T Dodds and J W Turner spoke and many laymen joined from area churches. Follow-up sessions are planned across central district points next week including Henry on Friday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Rock Island
John T. Jones
Rieney
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
Henry
J. T. Dodds
Moline
J. W. Turner
First National Bank Elects Directors and Officers
At the annual stockholders meeting on January 10, directors elected for the year include Wm. Duke Henry Mattison N Margaret J. Duke A A Cromwell T J Segraves W B Duke and J L Jones. The board then elected officers with Wm. Duke as President M J Duke as Vice President J L Jones as Cashier.
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First National Bank
Wm. Duke
Henry Mattison
N Margaret J. Duke
A. A. Cromwell
T. J. Segraves
W. B. Duke
J. L. Jones
M. J. Duke
L. R. Hunt
H. W. Ziegler
Mayella Schick
Gladys Sivell
Himer Lefman
County League Banquet Thursday Plan Outlined
The program for Marshall County Law Enforcement Day lists afternoon sessions at Lacon churches with Rev J V Kennedy, F Scott McBride, Mrs Geo Mathes and others speaking on law, public opinion, church responsibility, and enforcement. Banquet and evening sessions feature speeches, debates, music, and a Lincoln quotation urging reverence for laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Lacon
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
M. Mathes
Woman's Department
Henry
the Brewers
Bigev I. B. Wilkinson
Baptist Church
Sparland
Geo. M. Mathes
Woman’s Department
Scott Saloon League
Congregational Church
J. Schureman
Lacon Home Journal
Presiding Music—Choir
Methodist Church -Prayer
Henry City to Improve Western Avenue Crossing Safety
The Henry City Council and Good Roads Committee, with township, county, and state aid, plan safety upgrades at the Western Avenue crossing. A hedge removal, ditch tiling, and road tiling will widen turning space, plus arc lights and danger signs to reduce accidents.
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Henry City Council
Good Roads Committee
Western Avenue
Western
Henry
A. H. Kunter
J. O Hill
Henry Greys Edge Sparland In Fast Local Showdown
In a heated local game Henry Greys edged Sparland Comets 14 14 tied at half and surged ahead in the final quarter amid crowded stands and multiple referee calls. Williams led Henry with four field goals and Gutler did the same for Sparland.
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Wedneregaland
Henry
Derges
Williams
Gutler
Sparland
Henry Greys
Deal
Haas
Downey
Steele
Sparland Comets
Culter
Aitchison
van Antrim
Campbell
Montony
Anderson
Eferee
Seedler
Tinier
Install Officers for Henry W 26 by W R C
The W R C held its installation Saturday evening with Mrs Minnie Smith as installing officer. Officers installed include President Mrs Annabell Parker Senior vice Mrs Matilda Morse Junior vice Mrs Jenny Latourette Chaplain Mrs Miranda Doyle Secretary Mrs Minnie Smith Treasurer Mrs Etta Rambo Conductress Mrs Martha Garland Assistant conductress Mrs Rose Rowe Press correspondent Mrs Stetella Wood First color bearer Mrs Elizabeth Young Second color bearer Mrs Dora Halbleib Third color bearer Mrs Lenora Bills Fourth color bearer Mrs Anna Thompson Guard Mrs Eva Hupp
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W. R.C
Minnie Smith
Annabell Parker
Matilda Morse
Jenny Latourette
Chaplin
Miranda Doyle
Etta Rambo
Martha Garland
Rose Rowe
Stetella Wood
On the Hard Road Collision Near Four Corners
Conrad Bogher and Miss Ethel Höfer traveled home Sunday in the Bogner car when a northbound vehicle obscured their view at Four Corners on Western Avenue causing a southbound car to crash into the Bogner vehicle and overturn it. Höfer suffered a badly cut leg and was treated at a hospital before being taken to her sister’s home. The other car carried Mr and Mrs A M Augspurger and their daughter from Peoria. they were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Bogher
Ethel_Hofér
Mills?Hoter
Mildred Schloisser
A.-M. Augspurger
Peoria
Henry programs list church masses and pastors
St. Josephs Church offers Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10 a m and weekdays at 7 30 a m Rev M J Brennan pastor Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10 a m At 2 20 p m vesper and benediction Week day mass at 8 o clock Rev A Schauer pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
M. J. Brennan
A. Schauer
Episcopal Service Schedule for January 15
The Rev Father Cooper conducts services on Sunday January 15 the day after Epiphany Holy Communion at 9 30 Sunday School at 9 45 and Holy Eucharist and Sermon at 11 00 in the morning.
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Father Cooper
Which Place is Yours Sermon at Presbyterian Church
The sermon next Sabbath morning will ask Which Place is Yours with a sermon by Pastor G. Dusenberry. An evening union service of W C T U is to feature Rev Turner of the M E church. The men’s class and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dusenberry
Turner
M. FE
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church Promotes Growth and Union Service
Rev James W Turner notes rising Sunday School attendance but urges fuller participation from scholars and parents. Morning service at 11 includes a sermon. Ipworth League plans midwinter activities. At 7:30 pm the group unites with the Presbyterian church for a union service. An official board committee will report on forward church plans.
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Presbyterian Church
Recital at Henry Opera House Delights Audience
Mrs Enid Case and Miss Helen Phillips headlined a Thursday recital at Henry Opera House. Orpha Phillips led violin and vocal performances with accompaniment from Helen Phillips, delivering an array of classical numbers and encores that drew a large, appreciative crowd despite brisk weather.
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Henry Opera House
Enid Case
Orphin
Phillips
Helen Phillips
Opéra House
Orpha Phillips
Henry
A. Phillips
Miss Phillips
Drake University
Des Moines
Enid ‘Case
Rael Weel
Phillins
Ice Harvest Progress In Pula Swing On River
During the cold spell, J. H. Hubert completed an ice house with six to nine inch ice. Herbert Hall finished a small house and was adding a second tier to the large ice house near the ball grounds. Hall employed thirteen men cutting hauling and storing ice as they secure a clear frozen product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.hubert
Herbert Hall
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at Henry Place Meeting
Royal Neighbors at Henry Place elected officers at a Friday meeting held at the home of Mrs. Nellie Hartley. Named were Oracle Mrs. Nellie Hartley vice oracle Mrs. Dora Halbleib recorder Mrs. Sara Wright receiver Mrs. Kathryn Tar tar chancellor Mrs. Frances Knight outer sentinel Mrs. Helen Nolk in ner sentinel Mrs. Alice Coe and managers Mrs. Leslie Garland Mrs. Elizabeth Barry and Mrs. Hattie Siewers. Refreshments followed with a social session.
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Nellie Hartley
Oracle
Dora Halbleib
Sara Wright
Kathryn Tartar
Frances Knight
Outer Sentinel
Helen- Nolk
Inner Sentinel
Alice Coe
Leslie Garland
Elizabeth Barry
Hattie Siewers
Free Employment Bureau Service Adoption by Henry News-Republican
The Henry News-Republican offers two weeks of free employment advertisements for both job seekers and employers. With work scarce, many seek any work and others have openings but lack a way to connect. This service aims to aid the public by publishing these notices at no charge.
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Henry News-Republican
Bank Plans Spring Build To Expand Henry Branch
Plans are under way for a new larger building for the Henry National Bank. Ground now occupied by the Hartwig building will be used for the construction, with work likely beginning in spring or early summer. The bank elected its officers and directors Tuesday, reelecting the same slate. Officers include J Watercott president and W P Turner vice president. L R Phillips cashier. assistants C A Phillips, R W Miller, L E B Mercian. Marie Harrington bookkeeper. Directors are J Watercott, L R Phillips, Lawrence Peterman, V P Turner, Benj G Hoyle, Charles Greenlee, F A Yanochowski.
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Henry” National ‘Bank
Hartwig
Henry
J.watercott
W. P. Turner
L. R. Phillips
C. A .Phillips
R.W. Miller
L. EB. ‘Mercian
Marie Harrington
Benj. G. ‘Hoyle
Charles Greenlee
F. A. Yanochowski
Henry Township High School Meeting On Ideal School System
Mrs. Clifford Haws presided at an open Woman's Club meeting in the Henry Township High School music room. Supt. Littler spoke on an ideal system emphasizing physical mental and moral development with well ventilated heated properly lit facilities and high moral teachers. He urged better lighting and a tax efficient, beneficial plan for Henry schools.
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Woman’s Club
Clifford Haws
Henry Township High School
Carrie Weatherly
Miss Kisser
Mises Lola Kaiser
Moscella Haines
Henry
Supt. Littler
Littler
Sew Billiard Hall Opens in Henry Building
Sew Billiard Hale plans a two week opening in the Henrys Heel basement after returning from Chicago with new equipment including five billiard tables. The Hale brothers join the World Association of America and promise first class service and fine matches in Central Illinois. Messrs Williams and Clark aboard, inviting public inspection.
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Chicago
Henrys
Wiard Association of America
Messrs
Williams and Clark
Illinois
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County League
F. E. Wilson Presiding
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St. “Mary's Church
St. John’s Church
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
James W Turner
Drda Orpha Phillips
Chopin
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Chopin Helen Phillips
Loy Enid
DATON
Teresa del Riego
Squire
MacDowell
Eoee
Cameron
Namin
Dix Enid
Camto Amoroso
Mischa Elman
Musin
the Parefoot Trail
Phelps-Wiggers
Weslyn
Felten Phillips
Pula
Henry Blace
Free Employment Bureau Services
Bank
Mr. Litlaler
Billiard Hale
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