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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

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Laura Weaver in Stark County Jail Visitation Report

The murderess Laura Weaver remains isolated in Stark County Jail with limited contact. Relatives visited briefly last Sunday and she has shown emotion only at first entry, now remaining composed and unconcerned. Mail and flowers arrive daily, mostly religious pamphlets and anonymous letters, while most visitors are kept out.

Stark County Laura Weaver Howard Weaver Naperville Toulon Sher Wilmer Kitselman W. O. Edwards Mary Curiosity Mrs. Fuller Laura Napperville Chicago

Four-H Club Contest Set for Henry Gym in August

The 4-H contest for boys and girls will take place at Henry High School gym on August 9 1929 at 2 pm. Teams include Saratoga Pioneers Steuben 4-H Clear Creek Boosters Toluca 4-H and Hopewell with topics on swine sanitation milk cleanliness corn disease prevention seed selection and corn dust treatment. First prize blue ribbon plus all expenses paid to state fair. runner up red ribbon and 7 50. Third white ribbon 5 and others 2 cash. Send entries soon.

Henry High School Saratoga Pioneers Steuben Clear Creek Boosters McNabb Hopewell Aurora

Rev P F Roberts Leads Two Wedings At Presbyterian Church

Two weddings were held Thursday at the Presbyterian Church by Rev P F Roberts. At 2 45 p m Miss Stella May Tibbie and Jos J Weimer of Kansas City Mo wed in a quiet ceremony. At 7 40 p m Miss Glendora Dewitt of Chillicothe became the wife of Glen W Buckingham of Chillicothe with a ring ceremony. The couple will begin housekeeping with the bride’s aunt.

Presbyterian Monseon P. F Stella May “Tibbie Jos J Weimer Kansas City Glendora Dewitt Chillicothe Glen Buckingham

Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ivan Lutes

The local hospital welcomed a daughter on Saturday July 20 named Mildred Irene to Mr and Mrs Ivan Lutes. She is also granddaughter to Mrs George Lutes Se of this city.

Ivan Lutes Mildred Irene Ivan Lutés George ~Lutes Se

Change of Address for Effie Fisher to Lane Evans

Effie Fisher of Ossatomo migrates to Lane Evans location in a formal change of address notice. The record notes the move from OssantomMO to a new Lane Evans address.

Illinois River Bottom Land Sells At Seven Dollars Per Acre

The sale under court order of 160 acres in Hopewell township near the Illinois river fetched only 7 dollars an acre. attorney Thos C Waterous notes the swamp land holds little value beyond fishing and hunting rights as it lies waterlogged year round. The home place of 80 acres brought 100 dollars per acre.

Illinois

Early Reports on Small Grain Prospects Prompt Cautious Optimism

Reports to the Farm Bureau indicate small grain yields vary by crop. Wheat yields of 8 to 25 bushels per acre with good to excellent grain quality. Late sown barley may be disappointing. early barley shows fair potential. One barley yield 22 bushels per acre. Oats hoped for 60 bushels per acre, outcome uncertain. Threshing machines to run soon in the area.

Farm Bureau Noedea

McNabb 4-H Girls Club Wins Demonstration Contest

The Maids of McNabb 4-H girls club led by Helen Whitney and Hollis Allen won the county 4-H Girls Club Demonstration Contest held in Henry on Tuesday July 23 and will advance to the district contest in Bloomington on July 29. Second place went to the Happy Dressmakers of Bell Plain with Roberta Iliff and Mildred Hall demonstrating Alterations of Patterns.

McNabb Winsco Maids Helen Whitney Hollis Allen Henry Bloomington Happy Dressmakers Bell Plain Roberta Iliff Mildred Hall Aus Aurora ‘Air Clara Haun Eunice Kraft Banner Blue Club Magnolia Margaret Burnett Jessie McQuilken Sunshine Hour Club LaPrairie Agnes Grill Evelyn Gustafson Merry Maids Club Roberts Township Rebecca Hansen Doris Deininger IS. O. S. Club Florid

Unfortunate Accident Injures Rev Corbin’s Daughter

Helen Corbin daughter of Rev Paul L Corbin suffered a dislocated elbow and a fractured bone above from a hammock fall at home. She was swung by her brother Alan and Jack Andrews when she jumped from height. Dr Coggeshall treated her and an X ray showed the injuries. She was taken to the local hospital and the injuries were reduced. The accident occurred during a happy vacation period.

Helen Corbin Paul L. Corbin Alan Jack Andrews Coggeshall

Henry Young People to Sing on WMBD Broadcast

Saturday evening radio feature from WMBD Peoria airs a vocal duet and solos by Leo and Dorothy Quinn and Misses Martha Louis and Josephine Gréén. They study under Mrs Anna Lucy Smiley of Peoria.

WMBD Peoria Leo Dorothy Quinn Martha Louis Josephine Gréén Anna Lucy Smiley

Miss Audrey Case Weds Edward Ford in Los Angeles

The many friends of Miss Audrey Case of Los Angeles, formerly of this city, will be pleased to hear of her marriage on June 7 to Edward Ford, also of Los Angeles.

Audrey’ “Case Los Angeles Audrey Case Calif Edward Ford

Former Steuben resident dies in Peoria at 73

August Ohlman a former resident and farmer of Steuben township died at St Francis hospital Peoria on July 20. Services were held Monday at Winzeler funeral home with interment in Chillicothe cemetery. Born April 17 1852 in Strasbourg Germany he came to the U S at 19 settling in Chicago then Spring Bay. He married Caroline Ege in 1879 and Henrietta Maier in 1892, father of eight with two deceased. He retired eight years ago to Peoria. He belonged to Modern Woodmen of America and the Universalist church. He was naturalized in 1878 and survived by his widow six sons and two daughters and 15 grandchildren.

August Ohlman Steuben Township St- Francis Hospital Peoria Winzeler Chillicothe Ohlmans Straseland West Baden Germany U.S Chicago Spring Bay Caroline Christine -Ege Joseph Harry Minnie Olga Henrietta Helden Maier Carrie William Earl Ray Elsie Aman Eb Doe - He Woodford Marshall Indiana’ Avenue Ohlman Modern Woodmen‘ of America Universalist Church of Joseph Ohlman Ernest Callori Aman Ohlman William Ohlman George Carlson Ray Ohlman Chillicothe and

100000 Enumerators to Be Employed for Census

Census director William M Steuart announces plans to hire about 100000 enumerators to survey 123000000 people across 500 districts. Women are favored for tact and attention to detail. Each enumerator will serve roughly 1 per 2000 people, with supervision by district staff. The 1930 census will list whether each person is a war veteran and which conflict they served in.

Washin William “M.steuart Census Bureau Washington Steuart

Wenona farmer Nels Appleton dies after stroke at 82

Nels August Appleton 82 retired farmer died at his Wenona residence Friday after a three week illness and a nine day prior stroke. Born November 6 1846 in Krifft halla Sweden he came to America in 1868 near Varna. Surviving four sons Anstrid Arthur Paul Martin all Wenona one daughter Clara. wife Emma death five years ago. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM Swedish Lutheran Wenona Rev Joseph Hultberg officiating burial Lutheran cemetery Wenona.

Wenona Swedish Lutheran Church Joseph Hultberg

Daughter born to Putnam couple at Henry Hospital

Mr and Mrs Louis Taylor of Put To welcomed a baby daughter born Monday July 22 at Henry hospital. Mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely.

Louis Taylor Put- To the Henry Hospital

Illinois approves 1930 license plates contract bid

The Illinois secretary of state announces that the Springfield Ohio firm Revertson Steel & Iron Co won the contract to manufacture 1,400,000 license plates for front and rear use. Bid was eight and a half mills per plate, two mills lower than last year, with delivery in patented envelopes containing motor vehicle laws and safety regulations.

Illinois William’j. Stratienes Revertson- ‘Steel. & Iron Ohiona Springfield Ohio Stratton Statehhouse

School Law Reforms Boost County Education Funding

County Supt W E King explains the 2 million dollar increase in the state distributive fund and new certificating and minimum term laws that took effect July 1. He notes the fund will extend to Marshall County districts, raising per dollar returns and enabling uniform schooling statewide.

W. E. King Louis L Emmerson Collective Marshall King Arshall County State Department Marshall County

Local visitors plan brief Kansas City stop after East Coast trip

Mr and Mrs Merrill Bright and daughter June of Los Angeles have been visiting Civilbiss relatives since May. They returned recently from New York and left Tuesday morning for Kansas City for a short visit before returning west. Mrs Grace obey and daughter Josephine of Watseka, visiting two weeks with Mrs Herbert Doyle and family, plan to leave Sunday for home. Mr and Mrs Doyle and John will accompany them for two weeks with Mrs Doyle's parents, Mr and Mrs J S Williams.

Merrill Bright June Los Angeles California New York Kansas City Grace Obey Josephine

Farm Bureau selects committee for MP Farm Picnic

Ernest Rehn of Magnolia A J Wolf of Magnolia and Ralph Wilson McNabb are named by the Farm Bureau executive board to head the local farmers picnic at Swaneyr school grounds on August 27. The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau and Home Bureau sponsor the event. They will recruit helpers for day wide duties with emphasis on a featured meal.

Ernest Rehn Magnolia A.j.wolf Ralph’ Wilson McNabb Farm”Bureau Executive Board Swaneyr School Marshall-Putnam. Farm. Buréau Home Bureau

Gas Storage Prohibited Under The New Law

Garret D. F. Kinney, director of finance, warns that storing gasoline before the August 1 effective date violates the gasoline tax law. Storage on August 1 incurs tax, penalties include fines from 250 to 500 dollars, up to six months in jail, and license revocation for filling stations. Owners must file returns within 10 days showing stored fuel and pay the tax due.

Garret D.F. Kinney Kinney Department of Finance Kifiney

Former Henry Resident Evan Deal Dies in Peoria

Evan W. Deal, a former Henry resident, died at his Peoria home Wednesday at 1 30 pm aged 54. Born July 2 1875 in Jackson Ohio he served in Spanish American War with Infantry Company H. He is survived by widow Jessie Thompson Deal two sons Sanford E DePue Jr and John W Deal a sister Martha Firth and three brothers. Funeral at 118 Matthew Street Saturday at 2 pm with burial at Lancaster Cemetery Timber Township.

Evan W. Deal Peoria James and Eliza Jane Deal Jackson Ohio Deal Knights of Pythias Lancaster Cemetery Timber Township E. Miller

Laprairie gravel contract goes to Peoria bidder

C. L. Swords of Peoria won the LaPrairie township gravel contract. The bid was 1.87 percent per yard for 17 000 to 18 000 yards to be spread over about 14 miles of highway. Gravel will be hauled from the Santa Fe pit near North Hampton and laid nine feet wide and eight inches deep by October 15.

LaPrairie C. L. Swords Peoria O. W. Boen Santa Fe North Hampton Chillicothe

Heat records fall as temperatures soar this week

Record breaking heat marked the week with 93 and 95 degree readings at the local weather station on Monday and Tuesday. Nights dipped to 56 and 66 degrees, while light showers and unsettled conditions offered some relief today.

Weather Bureau Insea

Bogner Family Heads to Creighton for Nebr. Visit

Mr and Mrs E N Bogner and son Floyd with Mrs Theodore Bickerman and Miss Minnie Bickerman depart Monday for Creighton Nebraska to visit Mrs Bickerman's sister and other relatives.

E. N. Bogner Floyd Theodore Bickerman Minnie Bickerman Creighton, Nebr

Margaret Helper Marries Virgil Connolley in Mt Pulaski

The ceremony took place at the bride’s mother home on Wirt Street with Rev G W Kinaman officiating. Margaret Helper wore periwinkle chiffon and pink rose bouquet, while Virgil Connolley traveled in blue gray silk crepe. After the meal the couple escaped for their honeymoon amid playful pranks.

Standingiannia Virgil G. Connolley Argaret W.kinaman Mr. Geo. Helper Phine Turner Universit of Chicago Bacon Lohengrin George the.Henry James Milliken ‘University Ilinois State Normal Indis the Connolley Will Cook Mt. Puleski Third Street

Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Set For October 10

The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on October 10 with the election of executive committeemen and township directors. Township selections mirror last year’s local elections, with meetings in each township on the first Tuesday of October.

Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

4-H Club Tour Set for August 7

The annual 4-H club tour of Marshall Putnam counties will be held on Wednesday August 7. The event will visit various projects to compare youth work under farm conditions before the Fair. State club leader E S Pilchard will attend and answer questions on club work and animal fitting for showing. More details announced next week.

Marshall-Putnam Counties E. S. Pilchard

Small Blaze at Henry Motor Co Garage Promptly Doused

A small blaze started in a trash pile at the rear of the Henry Motor Co garage Friday morning. Firefighters were on the job in jig time and the blaze was quickly extinguished.

Henry Motor Co Henry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stark Henry Gym P. F. Roberts Henry Young Ete Batty Eee ‘Steuben Putnam M.P Bureau Margaret G. W Kinsman Bride
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