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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

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Marshall Putnam Counties Face 9.22 Million Share In Budget Plan

Taxpayers in Marshall and Putnam counties would owe about 9.22 million dollars if the President's 42.5 billion budget is approved without revision. Illinois faces a larger state burden under the Truman budget, with Marshall county's share estimated around 6.53 million and a per-person obligation near 490 dollars.

Axpayers Marshall Arid Put Uman George Mahin Springtie A Taxpayers’ Federation of Inols Utnam County Nam County

Helfrich Seeks Democratic Nomination for 18th District

Baird V. Helfrich a Peoria lawyer and veteran announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the 18th Congressional district. He has served as assistant U.S. district attorney and as assistant state’s attorney in Peoria County, and held wartime ranks up to lieutenant colonel in the China Burma India theater.

Baird V. Helfrich Petrin Attory Wenesday Marshall Putnam Helfrich Peoria United States Atney Veterans’ Affairs Massenne Sinois Walter Durley Boyle Putnam County Ayor Joseph C. Malone

Pree hall Frop Dave helps raise 3638.89 for Crop drive

B E Moews of Granville announced the Crop drive total reached 3638.99 yesterday. He thanked workers and contributors for their support in securing funds for the communal cause.

Dave B. E. Moews Granvilles le Moews

Marshall fair dates announced for late August to early September

The 1930 Marshall fair runs from August 29 through September 1. Organizers schedule exhibits, rides, and entertainment for residents and visitors.

Marshallina

Friday Brothers to Close Tavern for Remodeling

The Friday brothers Harold and Clinton Friday have run Friday's Tavern in Henry for years. The business will close for about a month for extensive remodeling. After reopening the Friday brothers will manage the new venture, though final plans are not yet complete.

Henry Harold and Clinton Friday Brothers

Frozen Food Demonstration at Duke Brothers Store

A frozen food demonstration will be held at Duke Brothers store in Henry on Wednesday February 1 at 2 p.m. Miss Inez Johnson of the International Harvester refrigerator division will show proper methods of preparing and freezing meats vegetables and fruit. The public is invited without obligation.

Duke Brothers Henry Inez Johnson International Harvester Company

Henry and McNabb Lose Out to Decatur in Dog Center Claim

Gaines Dog Research Center of New York City announced that the dog population center in the United States is near Decatur Illinois, with Henry and McNabb residents surprised as Decatur sits about 80 miles away. National counts put the dog population at 22 million while humans number about 150 million.

Henry McNabb Decatur National Dog Center United States Decatur, Ill Gaines New York City McNabb, Ill Decaturis Henry and

Democratic primary races stir Marshall county on April 11

A multi race Democratic primary unfolds in Marshall county with contests for county judge sheriff treasurer and precinct committeemen. D M Gregg faces Marty M Fahy for county judge while Edward H Weers and C P Danhof seek sheriff and Raymond Schwartz and Ernest J Lenz vie for treasurer. Multiple precinct posts feature candidates including Fred A Ford Ed Hennessey George Heinringer and others across Henry No 1 No 2 Lacon Laton Richland Evans Saratoga Steuben Bell Plain Bennington and aze hall townships.

Marshall County D. M. Gregg Venona Marty M. Fahy Toluca Fahy Michael Fahy Edward H. Weers Sunset Tavern C. P Peely) Danhof Danhof Raymond Schwartz Bell Plain Township Ernest J. Lenz Varna Henry Henry No Fred A. Ford Democratic Committee W. M. Kaliher Ed Hennessey George Heininger Lacon No Andrew E. Baldwin Laton Robert C. Newell Richland Ora Morilind Evans Anthony Zulz Earle F. Gootknecht George Henninger T. E. Hennessey Dr. Vu. M. Kaliher Saratoga Andrew Mercian Steuben Michael Jacobs Bell Plain Frank Meredith Bennington Eugene Morris Dunn Lacon Aze Hall Courty

Firemen's Meeting Notice at City Hall

The Henry firemen announce a regular meeting at city hall Friday January 27 at 7 30 p.m. Members are urged to attend the session.

Henry Firemen City Hall

Larry Myers Recalls Florida Cuba Trip For Rotary

Larry Myers spoke to the Henry Rotary club about a Kroger contest prize trip for store managers and spouses. The group visited Kroger offices in Cincinnati, Florida sites including St. Augustine and Miami Beach, then Cuba with vivid contrasts of wealth and poverty.

John Raub Prairie Farms Creamery Henry Henry Rotary Club Larry Myers Inager Henry Kroger Kroger Company United States Florida Cuba Illnois Myers Rotary Cincinnati Ohio Kroger's Kroger Kroger Food Foundation Jacksonville Florida Citrus Commission St. Augustine Daytona Beach Winter Haven Lakeland Cypress Gardens Bok Singing Tower Miami Beach Attolson

McNabb School Official Urges Relief From Legislation

Charles Whitney of McNabb argues before the State School Problems Survey Board in Galesburg for relief from recent laws, warning that unit district plans raise transport costs and complicate rural education. He urges letting local boards set curricula and district structures.

Charles Whitney Galesburg McNabb Magnolia-Swaney Vernon L. Nickell Public Instructions George Mitchell Financal Merritt J. Little Ivons Robert J. Young, Jr Wallace Thompson Homer Catlon Adam Mioduski Lester R. Grim IBA Starold We Norman High Park Earl Hangon Rock Island A. W. Boley Kewanee Gregg A. Young Orvall Briggs Rushville Gerald Smith Moline R.W. Lindacy Galenburg Whitney Aeckn Jareer

Dean McCully Visits Henry in Campaign Drive

Dean McCully of Minoak Republican candidate for state representative toured Henry yesterday during his district campaign. He reports strong encouragement from workers and voters across the four counties in the district.

Dean McCully Minoak Henry

Carr Bros Grand Champion Gilt at Illinois State Sale

Carr Bros with the grand champion gilt in the Illinois Hampshire breeders sale at Princeton Bureau County Fairgrounds. Over 30 bred gilts sold. average $204, top $375. Miss Transformer Mistress, bred by Carr Bros, won grand champion, and Carr Bros earned the G. H. Shaw trophy for best entry.

Ilinois Hampshire Bureau County Fair Princeton Carl Bros McNabb Transformer Mistress Transformer Fashion O’trans Triple Threat Carr Bros G. H. Shaw Monroe Iowa Har Harold state Hampshire association _ear George A. Hall Franklin Grove

New Vault Completed at Lacon Court House

The Lacon court house vault for records and papers is finished with 22 by 15 feet interior space and 10 feet height. Harold Brooks, LaRose contractor, built the brick concrete steel vault with automatic fire shutters. offices were updated and new doors and a front handrail added. Gienn S Garvin reports Elizabeth Al naming Stark county farms adviser to fill W E Myers’ vacancy.

Lacon Harold Brooks LaRose Steele Mr. Brooks Gienn-S-Garvin Jo Daviess County Elizabeth, al Stark County W. E. Myers

Prairie Farms Creamery Expands Board To Thirteen Directors

The fifth annual Prairie Farms Creamery meeting in Henry heard reports from association president H. J. Schumacher and manager John Raab. Shareholders approved increasing the board from five to 13 with directors named for six counties and at large seats. A tour of the plant followed lunch and entertainment by local musical groups.

Prairie Farms Creamery of Henry Marshall- Putnam Farm Bureau H.—J. Schumacher LaRose John Raab Forrest C. Fairchild Prairie Farm Ilinois Judd Mason Illinois Agricultural Association Harry Gehring Prairie Farms Creamery Galesburg Farm Bureau Stark Bureau Peoria Woodford Marshall Putnam Forrest Fairchild Mason H. J. Schumacher R. O. Wilson Marshall-Putnam Ray Snyder Kenneth Stricker Bureau County Joe Wilson Dean Tracy Stark County Ereresent Woodsford Howard Greenfield Peorth County John Kidd Bloomington Glenn Tombaugh Streator Milk Association O. H. Ryan LaSalle-Peru Milk Producers Association John Rocke Woodford County Eugene Naffsiger Odette Varna Lacon Bernie Pvt .Strauch

Republicans Confront Marshall County Ballot Contests

In Marshall County the Republican ticket shows only one contest for county treasurer with Floyd Robinson of Toluca facing Arthur A Schoepke of Varna. Unopposed incumbents include Wayland Downey for county clerk, C W Swanson for county superintendent, and Venus Graves for sheriff. Nomination withdrawals due by January 28 determine final party slates. several precinct committeemen are listed with write in voting planned in other precincts. Leo Beckman of Venona seeks Senate committeeman, not sheriff, after altering plans.

Marshall County Wayland Downey Henry C W Swanson Lacon Venus Graves Floyd Robinson Toluca Arthur A Schoepke Varna Robinson Schoepke Sylvester Dollar Lacon Emory Hatwell Richland Walter E Kunkle Evans John Holmstrom Roscoe L. Ball Bennington

Kirby's Bay Van DeVeer House Bought by Grover Kirby Family

The Dale Van DeVeer house on Richard Street was bought last weekend by Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kirby from Mrs. A. B. Smith’s property on Third Street. Real estate dealers C Arthur Pratt and Walter Harrison handled the deal. The Kirbys, who live on Western Avenue, have no definite moving plan at present.

Dale van DeVeer Richard Street van de Veers A. B. Smith Third Street C. Arthur Pratt Walter Harrison Grover Kirby Kirbys Western Avenue Henry

Plan Monument For Fr. Schauer At St Marys

Parish plans a memorial monument in Calvary cemetery for late priests Rev William Schamoni and Rev Andrew Schauer. A six member committee from St Marys Holy Name and Altar Rosary societies will oversee designs and fundraising with parish leaders. Envelopes will be collected on January 29 and February 5 after masses to fund the Father Schauer Monument Fund.

St. Mary's Church Laurence Schumacher Calvary St. Mary’s William Schamoni Andrew Schauer Father Schamoni Henry Father Schauer Gertrude Neuhalsen E. J. Brennan Theodore Bogner Charles Bogner Julius Hoscheldt Louis Hofer Melvin Barker Norbert Boehlé Memper St. Mary's Parish St. Mary's

Rites Wednesday At Magnolia For Alvin Brown

Funeral services for Alvin Brown 80 lifelong Magnolia resident were held at the Methodist church in Magnolia. He died Monday January 23 at St Margaret's hospital Spring Valley after a two week illness. The Rev A W Nothdurst officiated and burial was in Henry City Cemetery. Born November 10 1869 near Wenona he married Orn Brahap October 10 1900. He farmed near Magnolia and Wenona before retiring to Magnolia. Surviving are his widow a son Floyd a granddaughter Mrs Dale Spears two brothers Junius and Ira Brown. A son Harold preceded him in death. Friends visited Dysnyt Funeral Home Granville before the service.

Mecthodiat Church Magnolia Alvin Brown St. Margaret’s Hospital Spring Valley A. W. Nothdurst Henry City Wenona Alexander Sully Brown Orn Brahap Wapello Town Wenona Util Floyd Texas Dale Spears Junius Brown Ira Brown Henry Harold Dysnyt Granville

Harris Named Farm Adviser for Marshall Putnam Counties

Andrew H. Harris of McLean county is appointed farm adviser for Marshall and Putnam counties to fill the vacancy from Paul Laffey’s resignation. Harris, a University of Illinois graduate and World War II veteran, will assume duties February 16 and is married with a two year old daughter Jeanna Kay.

Andrew H. Harris McLean County Marshall-Putnam Counties Paul Laffey Harris University of Illinois Jeanna Kay Laffey Countria Revery

School Board Seeks Public Direction On New Henry-Senachwine High

The Henry-Senachwine district seeks public guidance for a high school upgrade. A three-question petition asks voters to approve locating a new school, purchasing a site, and building a new facility. About 825 signatures are sought, with 100 collected so far at Mercian Drug Store, and a 20 acre option owned by Miss Mary Steele on Route 29.

Henry-Senachwine High School Board of Education Mercian Henry Nurseries Route 29 Miss Mary Steele Rapercubube

Varna Resident Arthur Schoepke Seeks Marshall County Treasurer Nomination

Arthur Schoepke of Varna announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Marshall County with the April primary looming. He cites farming, carpentry, and public service as credentials and notes his authorship and sale of a farm records book. Floyd Robinson of Toluca Star Herald is featured as supervisor of Bennington township.

Arthur Schoepke Varna Marshall County Schoepke Floyd Robinson Toluca Star-Herald Bennington Township Ite Varna Township Tolurn Walcott School Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Akron Ohio

Home Bureau Plans Style Show in Henry

The Marshall Putnam Home Bureau plans a spring style show on March 9 at Henry Senachwine High School. Committee members are being notified and the executive board works to finalize details. Models will be chosen from Home Bureau units across the counties. Plans will be announced later.

Marshall-Putnam Henry-Senachwine High School Rym

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