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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1948

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Crusade for a World Christian Meeting Series Noted

Henry and Putnam Chris tirches participate in a six year program of the Dis of Christ. Rev. George H Wilson and Rev. Ison will present the Crusade objectives at meetings January 26 in the Christian Church and Putnam Church. Attendees may learn plans and watch moving pictures from local areas.

Henry and Putnam Christirches George H Christian—Church O. Ay Putnam Ison Wilson

Marshall County State Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

The Marshall County State Bank in Varna Illinois held its annual stockholders meeting on January 10. A. R. Hurt M. Hurt Louis B. S. Mrs. Louise M. Wright Myrtle Hurt were elected directors with A R Hurt named chairman and M Hurt as president Louis B S as vice president and Joel L Jenkins as assistant cashier. The same board has served for years and the bank reports deposits around 2 million dollars from about 80 thousand dollars in accounts.

Marshall County Varna Ill Ion A. R. T. Olney M. "Hurl Louis B. S Louise M. Wrights Myrtle Hurl M. Hurt Joel L. Jenkins Bank State Bank of the

Central National and Trust Company holds annual meeting

The Central National and Trust Company prepares for its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday the 13th. Robert J. Riddell Sr. of Riddell Perrine presides as livestock commissioner at Orla Union Stockyards and will fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. W. Michell, a former director. Ridder, a director of the State Bank, has led livestock interests and serves as president of the Livestock Exchange for a decade.

Central National and Trust Company Robert J. Riddell Riddell& Perrine Orla Union Stockyards W. Michell Ridder Ny State Bank Investock The Livestock Exchange Iies Cennols

Veterans meeting highlights at Peoria gather experts

C. Ball of Wenona, a veteran administrator, led a one day forum at the American Legion in Peoria focusing on veterans education, claims, hospitalization, events and insurance. Speakers included G. Bradney and Leonard Esper with Ellena of Granville assisting.

Oorge C. Ball Wenona Marshall Edu American Legion Peoria Elf Sabf C. Ellena Granville G. Bradney Illinois Conin Leonard Esper Assisteth Springfield

Chili Supper by Can Legion Auxiliary Planned Saturday

The Can Legion Auxiliary hosts a chili supper in the community room at Farm U building Saturday at 5 pm. They will serve chili relishes pie and coffee with proceeds to fund future worthy causes. Mrs Everett Moore and others will attend.

Can Legion Auxiliary Putnam Farm U

Marshall County Probate Hearings and Appointments

Court records show multiple probate actions including guardianship for Leslie McLaughlin and others, will admissions to probate for Mary Tliff and Oscar Smith, and letters of administration for Carmella McKittrick. Notices ordered by publication. claim dates set for March 1948. bonds and oaths filed and approved.

Myron C. McLaughlin Bert A. Barnes Leslie McLaughlin Charles E. McLaughlin Jr Andra McLaughlin Thera McLaughlin Guardian Wits Oscar EB. Smith SWO Fred C. Merdian Florence Merdian John Iliff Mary A. Tliff Effie W. Shearer Harry A. McKittrick Carmella McKittrick

Marriage License for Lester A Klimefelter and Cleo Ligget

Lester A. Klimefelter aged 52 of Men doza and Cleo Ligget aged 41 of Toulon obtained a marriage license. The record notes their names, ages, and hometowns as listed.

Lester A. Klimefelter Mendoza Cleo Ligget Toulon

Real Estate Transfers In Henry Toluca And Wy Areas

Transfers list several property deeds including Louis N. Schuster to A Dale Van DeVeer in Henry City sub lots 1 and 2 block 142. Maggie Fredericks to Walter Fredericks in Santa Fe First add Toluca lots 1 and 2 block 37. Laurence B Hotchkiss to Orville G Chapman Wy SW 1/4 Sec 28 SE 1/4 Sec 29 town 18 range 8E. Bertram Sleater to Ed win Tomlinson in Wy Davis and Henry 11.8 ft lot 5. Harry Ellison to Ralph William Ellison in Weno na lot 8 block 14.

Louis N. Schuster A. Dale van DeVeer City of Henry Maggie Fredericks Husb Walter Fredericks Santa Fe Toluca Laurence B. Hotchkiss Orville G. Chapman Bertram Sleater Edwin Tomlinson Davis Henry Harry Ellison Ralph William Ellison Wenona

Hobby Show At Varna March Sponsored By Home Bureau

The second annual hobby and antique show sponsored by the Marshall Putnam Home Bureau will be held March 20 and 21 at the Varna gym. Last year’s event at Henry High School drew large crowds and prompted a larger venue this year. Exhibits will fill the Varna High School first floor including the gym and classrooms with plans for an old fashioned parlor kitchen and nursery. Committee names will be announced soon. The Methodist W S C S Study Class met Tuesday at Mrs. Steele home to study the first lesson of a six week course and other local activities were noted including a trip to Sonja Henie Ice Revue in Chicago and visitors to Mrs. Scaggs’ home.

Marshall-Putnam Home Bureau Varna Henry High School Varna High School W.S.C.S Roy E.steele C. V. Cronkrite Phyllis Merdian Mike Schaefer Marjorie Schlosser Don Bogner Sonja Henle Chicago Louis Scaggs Carrie Anderson Howard Tiskilwa

Putnam student wins $100 in pig naming contest

Johnny Read a Henry Se n achwine student enters a nationwide pig naming contest sponsored by Model Farm Mundelein Illinois. He named the Hampshire boar Master Model winning first prize among 1 720 names from 32 states, with the boar selling for 3000 dollars.

Johnny Read Putnam Henry Senachwine Consolidated High School Johnny John -Ewan- At Hampshires Hampshire Mundelein Ill

Tru French salad dressing debut by Fuller duo

Mrs. F. E. Fuller and daughter Lois Fuller Foreman market a new Tru French salad dressing. Started ten months ago as a hobby, sales have doubled monthly and distribution now includes 13 000 bottle purchases. The women run the business independently with no husband involvement. The dressing has drawn local interest in Marshall Putnam counties and gained a feature in the Bloomington Pantagraph.

F. E. Fuller Lois Fuller Foreman FE. E. Fuller Marsha Putnam Counties Bloomington Fullers Marshall William Barry Honré Henry

County Officers Busy As Tax and Voter Lists Are Updated

County officers are preparing tax records and updating voter registration. Regular staff and extra help tally ownership values and essential figures while ensuring names are on registration cards for the upcoming primary and elections. Veterans and spouses should verify records, as voting is a civic privilege and duty for United States citizens.

United States

Chillicothe Farm Changes Hands

The 553 acre Nixon family farm near Chillicothe was sold by Nathan Nix heirs to Frank J. Coon for about 48500. Tenants include Carter W. Blerwirth. The farm lies partly in Hallock and partly in Chillicothe townships.

Nixon Nathan Nixon Frank J. Coon Chillicothe Carter W. Blerwirth Hallock Township Chillicothe Township

California will be most populous state, writes Joe Bassi

In a Monrovia letter home Joe Bassi notes California is poised to surpass Pennsylvania and others in population within a decade. He describes Los Angeles County’s growth, water challenges, smog, and the climate, plus local costs, housing, and a busy bowling scene as he adjusts to life in California.

Joe Bassi California The Union Epee Illinois Sally Jon Duane Charles Keesler Field Miss Zelda Penney’s Pennsylvania Texas Ohio Los Angeles County Los Angeles Chicago Detroit Lake Meade Boulder Dam Monrovia Chamber of Commerce

126 Marriages In Marshall Co in 1947

Statistical gleaning from county records shows 126 marriage licenses issued, 127 deaths, and 292 birth certificates filed in 1947 in Marshall County. In the circuit court 23 divorce cases were entered and 19 divorces granted. Births may exceed reported figures due to hospital births not yet reported. A note urges filing vital statistics in county records for future identity proof. A local trip by Mr and Mrs Clarence Crook and Dickie of Putnam and Rev and Mrs L McCauley and Edith to Spring Valley is mentioned.

Circuit Court Marshall County Clarence Crook Dickie Putnam

Putnam County Bank of Hennepin Elects Officers

The annual meeting held on a Thursday January 8 saw a first year operations report to stockholders. Directors elected include George Brennemann Lyle E Morine Albert Pucci Dan Brennemann James Peterson Walter Bouxsein and O C Cofold. George Brennemann declined the presidency for health reasons and L E Morine was named president with Albert Pucci as vice president and O C Cof oid cashier and secretary.

Putnam County Bank of Hennepin George. H. Brennemann Lyle E. Morine Albert Pucci Dan’ Brennemann James Peterson Walter Bouxsein O. C. Cofold George’ Brennemann

Local Oyster Supper Attended by Scaggs Family

Monday night overlooking an oyster supper and visit with Mr and Mrs Louis Scaggs included Mr and Mrs Arthur Scaggs and their children and Lynn Scaggs. Also invited to Elmer Neuhalsen home Thursday for supper and cards were Lowell Hageman, Garth Reinbeck and Garth Jr, George Haun, Herbert Mattern and Norbert Ely.

Louis Scaggs Arthur Scaggs Lynn Scaggs Elmer Neuhalsen Lowell Hageman

Third Schedule Of Bookmobile Is Announced

The Illinois State Library Bookmobile begins its third Winter circuit in Marshall County on January 27. Joe D. Langston of Lacon, district librarian, says the service brings books audio-visual materials records and pictures to residents where regular library service is unavailable. A librarian and driver staff each stop and assist patrons. Stops will be at grade and high schools with Hoffman and Wilbern using a central point.

Marshall County Illinois State Library Joe D. Langston Lacon Hoffman and Wilbern

Judge Campbell Dies Father of Shawnee Woman

Friends in McNabb report the death of Judge Frank P. Campbell of Olive Branch Illinois born 1866 in Birmingham Alabama married to Margaret Wilson of Charleston South Carolina in 1896. They observed their 52nd wedding anniversary on June 7. He leaves a widow and eight children funeral services were held at the Olive Branch Methodist Church Monday January 12 honorary pallbearers included Attorney General George Barrett Senator Scott Lucas Judge Joe E Crain and Judge Asa J Wilbourth.

McNabb Frank P. Campbell Olive Branch Lloyd Koehler North Louisa St Shawnee Okla Koehlers Campbell Birmingham Ala Margaret Wilson Charleston South Carolina George Barrett Springfield Scott Lucas Joe E. Crain Asa J. Wilbourth

Bradford Banker Heads Peoria Stark Bankers

Leigh Palmer cashier of the Bradford Banking Company was elected president of the Peoria Stark Bankers Association at the annual meeting on Thursday January 15 at the University Club in Peoria. C Edward Dahlin of First National Bank Chicago spoke on Legal Aspects of Everyday Banking Business warning bankers on many “dents” concerning customer checking accounts. John Diamond Peoria County farm adviser discussed new farm account books supplied by the University of Illinois.

Leigh Palmer Bradford Banking Company Peoria‘Stark Bankers’ Association University Club Peoria C. Edward Dahlin First National Bank Chicago Dent John Diamond University of Illinois

Weekend visitors gathered in Lacon and Monical area

George Dietsch and family spent Sunday in Lacon with Mr and Mrs Charles Dietsch and joined by Mr and Mrs Al Nauman of Gra Tiot Wisconsin and the Paul Nauman family of Monica. Miss Kathryn Curry of Springfield stayed with the Barney Reismeyers and Mr and Mrs George Reismeyer and Mr and Mrs Carl Vaubel of Peoria were at the Reismeyer home Sunday and Tuesday.

George Dietsch Harry Morse Eleanor Rita Lacon Charles, Dietsch al Nauman Gratiot Wis A. J. Nauman Paul Nauman Monica Kathryn Curry Springfield Barney Reismeyers George Reism

D A R Honors Five Senior Good Citizens in Marshall County

The Christopher Lobingier chapter D A R sponsors Good Citizenship awards for senior girls from five Marshall County high schools. Selected by classmates and faculty on dependability, service, leadership and patriotism, each receives a gold pin and diploma later. Winners may enter the state contest to represent Illinois at the Continental Congress in Washington, D C. Girls named include Doris Hageman Henry Phyllis Hawksworth Sparland Marjorie Krull Lacon and Marjorie Glenn Magnolia with related features appearing in this issue.

Christopher Lobingier Daughters of the American Revolution Marshall County Continental Congress National Society Washington, D. C Doris Hageman Henry Phyllis Hawksworth Sparland Marjorie Krull Lacon Henry News - Republican Judith Juers LaRose Marjorie Glenn Magnolia

Farm Adviser Starts Wearing White Shirt

Fred Blackburn of Marion County Illinois has served as farm adviser for 29 years. The article notes a shift in farmer engagement from his early visits at the extension office to them coming in by the hundreds and describes his wardrobe change from blue shirt and overalls to a white shirt and tie to match farmer meetings.

Prairie Farmer Fred Blackburn Marion County Fred

Sunbonnets and Ear Muffs for Cold Weather Proposal

A News-Republican reporter finds Henry company executives Bud Waughop Francis Britton and Luler DeBolt in a Standard Service Station warming corner by a tiny burner. DeBolt proposes men wear sunbonnets then ear muffs for warmth, planning a public vote on the idea.

News - Republican Standard Second Street Henry Company Bud Waughop Francis Britton Luler DeBolt DeBolt

Credit Given for Hospital Illustration Credit Aledo Times-Record

The Henry News Republication notes an error in credit for an artist’s drawing of the proposed Mercer County hospital at Aledo. The Times Record furnished the engraving and is thanked for the courtesy.

Henry News - Republican Aledo Mercer County

Granville Bank Posts Gains in 1947 Financials

Granville National Bank reports deposits of 1 529 454 93 at year end December 31 1947 up 207 000 from December 31 1946. Surplus rises from 7 500 to 42 500. A 3 percent regular dividend is paid. Officers and directors reelected include Edward C Barnard president B E Moews vice president E R Harris cashier H B Anderson assistant cashier A C Migillo bookkeeper W I Tyler G E ee and Peter Fassino directors.

Granville National Bank Edward C. Barnard B. E. Moews E. R. Harris H. B. Anderson A. C. Migillo W. I. Tyler G. E.ee Peter Fassino Direc Ts

Illinois Association of Agricultural Fairs meets in Springfield

The 38th annual Illinois Association of Agricultural Fairs gathering in Springfield January 19 and 20 opened with a Top Line circuit meeting and a harness horsemen convention. Governor Dwight H Green and State Director Arnold P Benson spoke at the banquet as $549,988 in state premium funds were distributed to 82 fair associations, Marshall Putnam receiving $11,538.53.

Illinois Association of Agricultural Fairs Springfield Enen States Trotting Association Dwight H. Green Arnold—P.—Benson Fairs’ Association Illinois Marshall - Putnam Benson Flnois Halsey Monier Ben McAllister Speed

Former Henry resident replies from California

Mrs. Robert D. Shields formerly Mabel Sparling sends a letter from Los Angeles praising the Henry News Republic and thanking the paper for its weekly news. She recalls classmates and local figures, notes Fred Potter's passing, and fondly remembers friends Mr. and Mrs. Drake and their peaceful home.

Henry California Robert D. Shields Mabel Sparling Putnam Los Angeles Calif Henry News-Republican Illinois Fred Potter Lake St

Increase in Deposits Reported for Lacon Bank

Total deposits of the First National Bank of Lacon at year end 1947 reached 2 870 127 74, up 95 677 67 for the year. Capital accounts totaled 238 142 18 with stockholders electing A W Bradford Elizabeth C Specht Charles Collins Mrs Lucy Bradford Tracy M Flancock as directors and Dr A W Bradford Elizabeth C Specht Tracy M Hancock as officers. Elmer Merdian was at home on Joliet Monday and Tuesday.

First National Bank of Lacon A. W. Bradford Elizabeth C. Specht Charles Collins Lucy S. Bradford Tracy M. Flancock Prsident

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