10 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
1
St Marys Church led by Rev Father Schauer offers Sunday High Mass at 7 30 a m and a second Mass at 9 30 a m with weekday Masses at 7 00 a m followed by Benediction after High Mass.
St John s Church and St Joseph s Church list July 13th timetable with Holy Communion Church School Mass and daily Masses. Sacred Heart devotions noted on Wednesday and Sunday evenings during June.
Rev James W Turner presides at morning and evening services on July 13 with 11 am and 8 pm hours A cordial welcome to visitors and occasional attendants. Sunday school gathers at 945 am Attendance and interest are excellent Come with us unless you attend elsewhere.
Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Preaching and Communion at 11:00 a.m. Young People’s meeting at 2:30 p.m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Missionary Society Friday at Frank Clift’s home. Annual Sunday school picnic at Walnut Grove on Wednesday July 16.
Neighbors hosted a social and entertainment at the Albert Quinn home last Wednesday. Ice cream and cake were sold for the M P Fair Association and netted 25 dollars. Elmer Quinn president extends hearty thanks for the liberal support.
Hanlontown Iowa July 3 1924 The Henry News Republican reports a four dollar check to cover subscription until September 1925. The writer notes favorable weather with abundant rain fine pastures and crops including clover hay oats and corn. Family is well and paper delivery is prompt, arriving by Friday noon, faster than some 20 miles away. Mrs Wilson signs.
Notice to O E Ss I W Don Meyers Chapter in Peoria invites officers and members of Henry chapter to the official visit of Combs Watkins Worthy Grand Matron Illinois Monday July 14 at 8 pm Maccabee hall 184 South Madison Peoria Banquet at Coeur Club at six o clock 1 25 a plate Banquet reservations notify Enid Case by July 12 Enid Case Secretary
Notice to autoists from Henry City Council enforcing speeding and opening of cut-outs. Speed limit set at 15 miles per hour. Mayor Pro Tem A E Ertle urges motorists to take due notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Notice to property owners from the Henry City Council requires all lots and vacant property to be cut in compliance with state law. Mayor Pro Tem A. I. Write urges immediate attention to ensure property is properly maintained.
The W. G. T. U. meeting is postponed until next Tuesday July 15 and will be held at the home of the Misses Riddell.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church will hold their meeting at the home of M Nielsen on Wednesday afternoon, July 16.
The ten millionth Ford car left Highland Park on June 4 1924 marking a milestone for Ford Motor Company. The piece praises the car's role in expanding mass mobility, boosting productivity and prosperity, and linking rural and urban life through widespread motorization.
Betty Brooks narrates a farm tour with Farm Bureau staff across Marshall Putnam counties. The drive covers farms of Sandy Boyle and Lyle Morine, Hopkins High School landmark Silver Spoon Avenue, observations of hybrid stock, cattle, alfalfa yields, and vaccination efforts.
The article recounts cattle and poultry sanitation warnings, urging cleaning and disinfection of premises after contagion. It notes a 50th anniversary at Magryo Grange, a John Swaney school sight, and a June 29 farm game where McNabb beat Streator in ten innings, with Henry Dippel farm alfalfa remarks.
I H W Ziegler cashier swears that the above bank statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn before Beulah B Nicholson July 9 1924. Correct Attest W B Duke T J Segraves L R Hunt.
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