Democratic Dinner Highlights Marshall County Party Leaders
A Marshall County Democratic Central Committee gathering at Pontiac Hotel featured A Ford of Henry chairing, with Dunn of Lacon and numerous district and state officials in attendance. Calls for endorsements included Everett Smith for reelection and James P. Lannon for the Legislature, while M. Wells spoke on Taft Hartley implications.
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Od A. Ford
Henry
Marshall County
Democra- Central Committee
Mor- Dunn
Lacon
16Th
Lawere
Pontiac
Lec Uuty
Marshall
Mazzini
Put- 0On
Ruthofean
Lorac
Kankakee
Anon
Lagon
McKay
Uols
Kane
Amington
Shapiro
Deda
Everett Smith
Logan
Fg HI
A. von Ruden
Logan Ty
Frank J Sg
W. S. Kayroquois County
Ford Iy
State Central Committee
M. Wells
Grand ‘Lodge
The
Rational Association of Massts and Auto” Mechanics of
Jabot
Congress
Taft - Hartley
Wells
Gress
James P. Lan
Lannemin
Lannon
Rep
McCuskey
Fred A. Ford
Local Farm Sale Ads and Medical Surgery Report
A scanned page lists multiple farm sale notices with dates from January 20 to February 18, including Purebred Hampshire Dissolution Sale and Public Farm at the Alva J Adams farm near Bradford Ill. Also notes ongoing hospital operation for gall bladder and appendix at Meriteret Hospital with patient unharmed after days of preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kep
Hursday
Thedge
Henry
Barney Ber
Frank Roth
Keegan
Louiser
Pars
Fred Klein
Hureteeret’s Hospital
Ursday
Annual meeting of Henry Bank stockholders held
Henry State Bank held its annual meeting in the directors room on Wednesday evening January 13 with full stock representation by proxy or personally. Elected officials for the past year included Dr E Royce as president W S Riddell as vice president D K Farr cashier and William Aitchison assistant cashier. Bookkeepers listed were Berna Jacobs Leonard Ries and Marcella Friday. The bank purchased the building it occupies and the year ended with a surplus increase of 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Royce
W. S. Riddell
D. K. Farr
William Aitchison
Berna Jacobs
Leonard Ries
Marcella
Henry State Bank
Hufnagel Receives Annual Dairy Award for Fourth Year
A. W. Hufnagel, Whitefield dairyman, earns the An Award of Merit for high quality Grade A milk for the fourth consecutive year. Peoria Health Department honors 102 of 721 Grade A shippers, based on sanitary standards and bacteria tests. Other local recipients include Glen Aurbeck, Canterbury Farms, Herbert Knapp, and more.
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A. W. Hufnagel
Whitefield
Peoria
Department of Health
Glen Aurbeck
LaRose
Canterbury Farms
Edelstein
Herbert Knapp
Putnam
Albert ~Herrman
Will Vote On Water Bonds At Lacon
A special election will be held on Tuesday January 27 in Lacon to approve the issuance of sixty thousand dollars in waterworks bonds for the Lacon water system. Proceeds fund a water treatment plant and extensions to water mains.
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Lacon
Cable to seek Dirksen seat with Illinois post
Wendell E. Jack Cable longtime secretary to retiring Congressman Everett Dirksen has announced his bid for the vacant seat. He currently serves as assistant attorney general of Illinois and previously was secretary to the late Congressman Clifford Ireland. Also running are Rev Alvin Park of Bartonville Lester of Schryver of Peoria and Pekin County Judge Velde.
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Wendell E
Jack" Cable
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Cable
Ilinois
Clifford Ireland
Alvin Park
Bartonville
Lester
Schryver
Peoria
Velde
Pekin
Dirksen Praised by Democratic Leader Amid Resignation Talk
After Rep Canfield of New Jersey spoke in the House on January 8 praising Everett Dirksen who plans to resign, House Democratic Leader Rayburn of Texas added praise. He stopped short of endorsing the draft Dirksen movement but said he would welcome more Republicans in Congress if they are to be sent.
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Canfield
New Jersey
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Rayburn
Texas
Dirksen
Rep
Congress
Lacon Hardware Store Remodeling Underway
Lacon Hardware Company remodels with new front display counters and a rear salesroom for electrical appliances. The project should finish within about 30 days and manager Lee Daggett says the changes will improve staff efficiency and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LACON
Lacon Hardware Company
Lee Daggett
Justice Stone of Illinois Supreme Court Dies
Justice Clyde E. Stone, 71, former chief justice, died after a brief illness in Tucson Arizona. He suffered a stroke January 8 and had been hospitalized. He leaves a wife and three daughters. Stone maintained a home in Tucson and was a resident of Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E.‘Stone
Tucson
Ariz
Justice Stone
Supreme Court of Illinois
Eoria
F. W. Potter
Stone
Peoria
Henry Company Highlighted in Formfit Magazine
The December Life at Formfit issue features Henry Happenings showing Formfit's Henry plant now a full branch with 50 employees and growing. Mrs Earl Gillespie appears as office secretary and Formfit correspondent lists new staff systems and employee details.
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Formfit
Henry
Formfits
Formfit Company
Henry—_Ma Smith
Earl Gillespie
Former Henry Resident Given Recognition
Hazel Hunter of Peoria, a former Henry resident, was appointed as housekeeper at the Jefferson Hotel in Peoria after six years as timekeeper. She previously ran a restaurant in Henry before selling her home and business and moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede
Hazel Hunter
Peoria
Jefferson Hotel
Hunter
Henry
More Dates For Local Orchestra
Henry based Downey-Longman Orchestra named the six piece group. They will play for the rural youth dance at the Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau building in Henry on Wednesday night January 21. The group recently performed at Whitefield town hall to a packed house despite cold weather. Bud Downey leads and also acts as booking agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Downey - Longman
Marshall - Putnam Farm Bureau
Whitefield Town Hall
Bud Downey
Fund Drive For Boy Scouts Nets $218
The Creve Coeur Council, Boy Scouts fund drive raised 218 dollars announced Wednesday by Mrs. George Ziegler PTA president and local sponsors. She thanked the public for loyalty, support and cooperation through the solicitation effort.
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Creve Foeur Council
Boy Scouts
George Ziegler
Parent- Teacher Association
Ziegler
PTA
John Wood Becomes New Agricultural Engineer in Henry
John Wood of Eureka started his duties Monday as agricultural engineer in the agricultural soil conservation office in Henry. He succeeds Dave England who resigned to take a position in Peoria. Wood plans to move his family to Henry soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Eureka
Agricultural Soil Conservation Office
Henry
Dave England
Peoria
Mr. Wood
Henry Caught Subzero Snap Hits Henry Henry
A Henry area report describes a sudden cold snap with temperatures dropping to five degrees below zero late Tuesday night. Light snow Wednesday night formed drifts as icy winds howled. The Illinois River near Henry widened to a near five across due to the freeze. The January warmth quickly vanished as Old Man Winter returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Illinois
Large attendance at Varna school workshop drew educators
A packed Varna school auditorium hosted a workshop for teachers school administrators board of education members and the public under the Marshall Putnam Principals Association Roy Pystt Hopkins Township High School Granville served as general chairman Panel discussions covered School Finance and Reorganization and Public Relations and Teacher Welfare with LeRoy Peterson and H P Claus as chairs The event featured Ray Shannon Illinois Education Association and Wade Eberly Wenona Community High School among speakers A pleasant evening ended with audience questions and remarks
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Board of Education
Varna
Marshall Putnam
Miss Glover
Granville
Peterson
C. W. Swanson
Lester Leigh
Sparland
Marshall County School Survey Committee
Misa Glover
Swansen
Leigh
Marshall County
Ray Shannon
Ottawa
Illinois Education Association
Wade Eberly
Wenona Community High
H. P. Claus
Miss Nolkemper
Wenona
Warren Kuster
Lacon Community High School
Ruth Batty
Curley Boyle
Fulham Count
Dick Finfgeld
Henry News-Republican
Legion Presents Home Talent Benefit Play Cornzapoppin
Henry Post No. 823 American Legion staged its annual home talent show Cornzapoppin on January 13 and 14, drawing a large local crowd despite the cold. The organization thanked participants, noted rising local talent, and highlighted Judy and Dick Nichols as winners of the baby Botularity contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Post
The
Legion
Judy
Dick Nichols
George Nichols
Putnam County March of Dimes Begins January Fifteenth
At a Putnam County Chapter meeting of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis volunteers received instructions and supplies for the 1948 March of Dimes which opens Thursday January 15. Campaign director William H. Glover led the session with secretary Olga Sutton presenting a financial report. William Bunyan of LaSalle explained how dimes and dollars are used. The 1948 March of Dimes marks the foundation's tenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
William H. Glover
Olga Sutton
William Bunyan
LaSalle
National Foundation
Pontiac Lawyer Edwards Seeks State Senate Nomination
Hubert A H Edwards of Pontiac announces as a Republican candidate for the 16th district State Senate seat including Marshall Putnam Woodford and Livingston Counties. A former Pontiac city attorney and Livingston County State's attorney, he cites three terms in office and a deep local tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert AH. ‘Edwards
Livingston County
Atborney
Marshall
Putnam
Woodford
Livingston
Pontiac
Northwestern University
Edwards
Methodist Church of
Lantz _ Edwards
Sim Epublican
Congerville
NFLA Annual Meeting In Ottawa Set For January 20
The National Farm Loan Association Ottawa chapter comprising Marshall Putnam and LaSalle counties will hold its annual meeting in the local building on Tuesday January 20. A luncheon will be served at noon with Mrs. William Aitchison serving as secretary in the Henry office of the FLA expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Loan An A N
Ottawa
N.F.L.A
Marshall
Putnam
LaSalle
William Aitchison
Henry
F.L.A
Hist She s A Man one act play at Henry Senachwine High
The Henry Senachwine High School senior class presents a one act play Hist She s A Man in the gym on Wednesday January 21 at 8 pm with a home talent show to follow. The cast includes Daisy Sanford Esther Read Sam Turner BIT Van DeVeer Jasper Dalton Charles McCauley Philip Dawson Floyd Ziegler Mrs Tiny Atwill Norma Schneider Phyllis Dalton Doris Mase Wright Robert Davis Jock Ingels.
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Henry Senachwine High School
Daisy Sanford
Esther Read
Sam Turner
Bit van DeVeer
Jasper Dalton
Charles McCauley
Philip Dawson
Floyd Ziegler
Tiny Atwill
Norma Schnei
Fatal Santa Fe Rail Accident Near Toluca and Lialose
News from Marshall County reports two Santa Fe employees dead after a rail motor car collision with the first section of the Chief near Toluca and Lialose. Victims were R W Overance of Newton Kansas and Charles Werte of Lincoln Center Kansas. They died en route to the Fort Madison hospital.
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Marshall County
Santa Fe
Toluca
Lialose
The
R Ww Overance
Newton
Kan
Charles Werte
Lincoln Center
Company
Fort Madison
Mrs Anna Moore Sends Holly to Henry News-Republican Staff
A former Henry resident Mrs Anna Moore of Seavile Oregon sent sprigs of holly to the Henry News-Republican staff. Though late for Christmas the holly decorates a staff member’s table and receives warm thanks for the thoughtful gift.
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Henry News- Republican
Henry
Anna Moore
Seavile
Oregon
Henry News-Republican
Mrs. Kathryn Deininger Dies at 79 in Hennepin
Kathryn Deininger 79 of Hennepin died at 7 50 am Tuesday in St. Margaret's Hospital Spring Valley after a week as patient. Born September 25 1868 in Florid to William Hartman and Rebecca Clemens Hartman both natives of Pennsylvania she was married to August Deininger Funerals were held today with burial in Florid Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Deininger
Hennepin
St. Margaret's Hospital
Spring Valley
Florid
William and
Rebecca Clemens Hartman
Pennsylvania
August ‘Deininger
Earlier Dates For M. P. Fair This Year
Clarence Stansell of Magnolia president of the Marshall Putnam Fair Association and Halsey Monier of Sparland secretary treasurer have called the annual meeting for Friday Jan 23 at the Henry State Bank building. The 1948 fair will be held August 30 through September 3, one week before Labor Day and before school opens. State funds totaling 11538.53 will be received from the 1947 fair to pay loans and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence—Stansell
Magnolia
Marshall-Putnam Fair Association
Halsey Monler
Sparland
Henry State Bank
Andre Hateey Monier
State Department of Agriculture
Springfield
Virginia Dauber Finnegan
Putnam
Halsey Monter
Ben McAlster
Putnam Feeders Again Top Chicago Market
Putnam County firm William Downey & Son topped the Chicago cattle market at the Stock Yards with 24 head of finished Hereford steers selling for 40 per hundredweight. The cattle averaged 1216 pounds, delivering about 486 dollars per head and 11 dollars 64 cents for the shipment. An Eastern buyer purchased the lot. some cattle were home raised, others bought as feeders in Colorado and fattened on shelled corn and linseed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Downey & Son
Putnam
Putnam County
Colorado
Small Fire At Finnegans Cafe On State Route 29
Firemen responded to Finnegan's Cafe on State Route 29 at 11 45 Wednesday January 14 after workers thawed a frozen water pipe with a blow torch. Employees extinguished the blaze before the Henry Fire Department arrived, but firefighters sprayed under the floor as a precaution. No damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fire Department
Finnegan's Cafe
83 Year Old Tonica Resident Buried Monday
Funeral services were held at Tonica Monday with burial in Tonica Cemetery for James Barton 83 a retired Tonica farmer who died Friday Jan 9 at his home. He married Anna Fletcher Sep 15 1887 in Southport England. They retired to Tonica in 1920. Surviving are his widow a daughter Bertha Miller Lostant a son George Tonica and a daughter Mary Long Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonica
James Barton
Anna Fletcher
Southport
Lancashire
England
Bertha Miller
Lostant
George
Mary Long
Chicago
Tommy Russell obituary in Henry Illinois
Thomas George Russell died at the Methodist Hospital in Peoria January 7 1948 at 84. He lived in Henry most of his life cared for his mother and later resided with nephew John Williams. Surviving are four nieces and two nephews with services at Green Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Donald Lemkau. Burial in Henry City Cemetery.
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Thomas George Russell
Alec and
Jane Chalmers Russell
Chillicothe
Peoria
Tommy
Henry
John S. Williams
Methodist Hospital
John Russell
Anna Williams
Nebraska
Jennie E. Forbes
John I Willams
Jay Williams
Idaho
Heidler
Marie Pratsenter
Vida Morford
Westwood
Calif
May Selmin
Green Funeral Home
Donald Lemkau
Henry Methodist Church
Mesdames
Gordon Downey
Charles Pogemiller
Isle of
Somewhere
Charles Bourdette
Clarence Tuttle
Lyle Tuttle
Eugene Bacon Hares Morse
Henry Schlosser
Charles Knight
Henry City Cemetery
Card of Thanks for sympathy and help after bereavement
The relatives of Tommy Russell express gratitude for expressions of sympathy and kindness including use of cars and other acts during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Rus
Watercott's Adds Balcony to Henry Street Store
The J Watercott & Company department store on Edward Street in Henry has added a rear balcony of about 1,000 square feet built by local contractor Bert Hoppler and his assistant John Martin. The modern brick and plate glass front was completed earlier, and the firm recently added a complete appliance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Watercott & Company
Edward Street
Henry
Bert Hoppler
John Martin
Doyle Cattle Sell High At Chicago
A Marshall County cattle feeder Roland Doyle of Henry sold 44 fat Hereford steers at Chicago Stockyards for $38 per hundredweight. The load averaged 1165 pounds and totaled $19,479 for three carloads. The pen of prime cattle drew attention as among the most finished seen on the Chicago market in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall County
Roland Doyle
Henry
Doyle
Toluca Woman’s Club hears Sparland nurse talk
Mrs N F Whittle of Sparland spoke on her work as a registered nurse at the Ethel Harpst Orphanage near Atlanta Georgia. She was sent by the Home Mission Board of the Methodist Church to the hospital serving Georgia mountain orphans. The Toluca club met at Mildred McAllister’s home with Laura Carrithers co hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N F Whittle
Sparland
Ethel Harpst
Atlanta
Toluca
Mildred McAllister
Laura Carrithers
Putnam School Survey Recommends District Consolidation
The Putnam County School Survey Committee ends a descrip tive report with specific reorganiz ation plans. It proposes a community unit district for Hennepin Granville and related townships, a consolidated high school district for John Swaney Magnolia, and maintains several existing districts while reducing total districts to four pending voter approval within nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County School Survey Committee
University of Illinois
Putnam County Committee
Putnam County
Hennepin
Granville Townships
Swaney
Magnolia Township
John Swaney
Mt. Palatine
Senachwine
Henry, Lacon, Sparland
Marshall County
Harold Mills
McNabb
John Dore
Walter Martin
Magnolia
Rey Boyle
Henry
Frank E. Nader
Magnolia Thomas’ M Kennedy
Granville, Tl
Capponi Buys Toluca Grocery and Two Buildings
Capponi, Toluca tavern operator, purchased Frank Scullan’s grocery store and its contents along with two Toluca buildings owned by Mr Scullan. Capponi plans to keep the grocery running with his son in law Gene Rossett and daughter in charge. The other two buildings will be remodeled as materials arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leno Capponi
Toluca
Frank Scullan
Scullani
Scullan
Capponi
Gene Rossett
Gladioli Hobbyist Moves to Anaheim for Production
Guy T French of Burbank has severed ties with Pacific Aircraft Corporation to devote full time to commercial gladioli production. He moved to Anaheim for better soil conditions and lists 758 North Clementine, Anaheim, California as his new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T French
Burbank
Calif
Pacific Aircraft Corporation
Anaheim
North
Clementine
Burial Held for Oscar Frazier in Kankakee
Mrs. Fannie Eberly of Lostant and her son Wade Eberly of Wenona attended the funeral in Kankakee for Oscar Frazier a former Lostant resident and husband of the late Docile Eberly Frazier. Frazier had lived in Kankakee for years but moved to California about a year ago with his son Earl and died at their Pasadena home Saturday January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Eberly
Lostant
Wade Eberly
Wenona
Kankakee
Oscar Frazier
Docile Eberly Frazier
Frazier
California
Earl
Pasadena
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Emmett Ednesday
Farme
Sam Prchester
Ir Francis Keegan
Henry Bank
Illinois Supreme Court
Henry Company
Formfit Magazine
Legion Presents
March OF Dimes
der Phyllis Dalton
Doris Mase Wright
Robert Davis
Jock Ingels
Tommy Russell
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