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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
10
Children day observed with a special program on Sunday morning June 7th. Sunday school and morning worship combined. regular lesson study omitted. Program to occupy the morning period with services beginning at thirty. Sunday evening service follows.
Rev Karl A Nilsson pastor announces midweek Bible class in Luther Hall at 7 pm Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs Palm hostess Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 8 pm Junior Missionary Band meets Saturday afternoon at 2 pm in Luther Hall
Next Sunday at 10 o clock English services will be conducted with Sunday school at 9 o clock. Attendance was good last Sunday and all are welcome. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs Ernest School and Mrs Joe Lawler. Mr and Mrs Otto Dietrich of River Forest visited Rev and Mrs Manteuffel and family over Decoration day and returned Sunday with Mrs Manteuffel and Frances.
Visitors from Magnolia attended Sunday school last week. Rev Davis returns June 7 to preach morning and evening. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Communion at 11:00 a.m. Endeavor Prayer at 6:30 p.m. Sermon at 7:30 p.m. Topic How Should We Invest Our Lives Romans 12.1 23 1 Cor 10 31 33.
Sunday morning finger play by Mrs. Calders class delighted listeners. A church board decided to curb the church and parsonage front. A workers conference for teachers and officers is set for Thursday at 8. Attendees asked to donate to fund for curbing and parsonage repairs. Sunday school attendance was 96 with several absentees. Children’s Day practice is in progress for June 14. Services next Sunday follow the usual hours with Rev. Albaugh’s sermons praised.
A business meeting is held Monday evening at the Epworth church. Participants gather to discuss Hera Genetic TM topics in a community organized event.
Memorial services will be held at Saratoga M E Church next Sunday afternoon at 83 o clock. Charles Ward, pastor W T Ward's brother, delivers the address. The Northwestern Alumni secretary is noted. Local choir and Lacon male quartette provide music. Civil War veterans graves service follows. Eight soldiers buried in the cemetery. Children’s Day program faces scheduling conflicts with Le Prairie services. Wide Awakes hold June 8 meeting at Mrs Arno Reinbeck’s home.
Frank Jones and family visited relatives in South Pekin over Sunday. Charles McDonald and family visited near Tonica. Mrs Pearl Harless and children from Sterling visited Mrs George Poff. Miss Thomas of Milo stayed with Elvin Thomas. Mrs Frank Stocker and children visited Lacon. Irvin Capperrune and wife were in Peoria. Wyanet family hosted local visitors Sunday. Joseph Volk and family of Sparrow were guests of Ralph and Mrs Guyum. Mrs John Harvey of Manito visited Jurgenson. A. Talbert and family went to Burlington Iowa to see his father. Harry Monier and family of Princeton with E G Rees and Charles Rees and wives visited A W Shriver. James Poff family, Harry Lee family of Buda and Wilbur Erven family of Providence visited John and Mrs Poff Sunday. Roof incident at John Poff’s Broadmoor house caused small fire.
The Sanitary District has sent Frank Shoebotham, a chemist, to Chillicothe to take hourly samples of the river water and analyze them.
A rustic observation notes towns share similar scenes despite size differences. People lounge, workers bustle, and storefronts shift between old and new as trains pass and travelers arrive. The speaker reflects on routine commerce, changing buildings, and the common rhythm of life in various hamlets.
La Rose area hosts visits and dinners among McMullen Scott Spangler and Zilm families. Decoration Day services honor graves. high school banquet and graduates noted. Local sports saw La Rose White Sox lose to Minonk and Peoria Green Sox.
Odd OCR fragment shows speakers arguing over a name with incomplete phrases and unclear attribution. No clear event, date, or context emerges beyond a tense exchange and mislabeled identifiers.
The Marshall County Illinois Board of Supervisors will meet at the Court House in Lacon on Monday June 8 1925 at 1 30 PM. Each bill must be itemized sworn and filed in the County Clerk’s office by noon the preceding Saturday. Unfiled bills will be carried to the next meeting. Lawrence D Gregory County Clerk. Advertisement. 6-4.
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