Announcement for Dramatic Art Study Session in Chicago
Opal Bdward Motter invites interested students to meet Saturday afternoon June 6 at Henry National Bank basement to discuss dramatic art and expression. Graduate Anna Morgan Studios, Chicago advert. 6-4. Wanted to lease for one or more years a place to shoot ducks for four hunters. Respond with details and inspection time. Address G H Sutton Room 870 Old Colony Bldg Chicago NJ. Advertisement 6-25.
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Henry National Bank
Opal Bdward Motter
Anna Morgan Studios
Chicago
H—Sutton
Wanted couple to tend club house and meals
Wanted man and wife to take care of Put nam Club House and furnish meals from September to January first with possible house-keeping at the club house for the balance of the year. Contact C P Zacher 1840 SE 79th Bt Si Chipabo AM. Farrow Chickeriess sells various fowl breeds postpaid June 15 to August date in 100 lots with prices listed.
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Putnam
C. P. Zacher
Farrow
D. T. Farrow
Peoria
Tll
Henry Folks Newsy Notes Highlight Henry Visits and Local News
Henry Folks and family share weekend visits with Howard Loomis and relatives in Marseilles and Peoria. Local residents, including Chaney and Stoneberg families, attend funerals, school trips, and church services. Engagements cover a broad list of calls, visits, and community events around Henry and Saratoga.
Maxine Chesney Wins Piano Solo in Putnam Contest
Maxine Chesney of Putnam won first place in piano at the Putnam county contest held May 21 and received a gold medal. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel G Chesney of Pilot Hill farm near Putnam. judges were from Peoria School of Music.
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Putnam County
Maxine Chesney
Putnam
Maxine
Samuel G. Chesney
Pilot Hill Farm
Peoria_School_of—Music
Henry Municipal Band Opens Season With First Concert
The Henry Municipal Band of about 40 players under George P. Thompson performs tonight in Central Park. Rehearsals have run weekly all winter and the public can expect high quality concert music from the new band stand in use for the event.
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Henry _Municipal
Central Park
George P. Thompson
Tnafyanpec
Class of 60 Confirmed at St Marys Church
Sunday at St Marys Catholic Church Right Rev Edmund M Dunne Bishop of Peoria confirmed a class of 60 including children and converts. Nine Peoria diocese priests assisted him as the choir performed Ecce Sacerdos and the sermon focused on The Feast of Pentecost. Benediction followed with Holy God We Praise Thy Name.
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St. Mary’s Catholic
Edmund M. Dunne
Peoria
Broaddus Resigns as Henry Shipping Association Manager
I. E. Broadus who led Henry Shipping Association since January 1924 resigned last week to take new duties at the First National Bank. Henry Wallace was elected to succeed him, during Broadus's tenure 50 carloads of stock were shipped.
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I. E. Broadus
Henry Shipping Association
First National Bank
Henry — Wallace
Mrs Vail and family visit Secor home of Armstrongs
Mrs Daniel Vail and her daughter Mrs Harold Bullington with children spent Sunday in Secor at the home of Mrs Vails daughter Mrs Ralph Armstrong and husband.
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Daniel Vail
Harold Bullington
Secor
Ralph Armstrong
McNabb Girl Engaged to Geneseo Man at U of I Dinner
Miss Gladys Mills of McNabb announced engagement to Emil G. Schultz of Geneseo during a Champaign Beta Phi Alpha house dinner. Mills, a 1925 UI alumnus, is Beta Phi Alpha member and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mills. Schultz, also a 1925 graduate, played football and basketball for Illinois and will coach at Proviso High School Maywood this fall.
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Hinsdale
Mgr. Carlson
Springfield
Gladys
Ward-Belmont
Nashville
James—Colligan
Nothhurst
Dallas City
E. C. Stoneberg
Granville
Harry Martell
Babe
Peoria
Charles Molt
Elmer Martell
J._E. Barry
Jean
Raymond Bickerman
Viola Rowe
L M
Washburn
George Homiighouse
Mark
Mae Homiighouse
Jacob Marks
Agnes
Ray Marks
W. M. Schick
Violet Dean
Evelyn
Thos. J. Wabel
Fred True
Catherine
Henrietta
Whitefield
Robert Daniels
Peter Trylites
Chicago
Newport
Gus Johnson
Gus Panos
R. L. Kortkamp
Presbyterian Church
Kate Holler
Henry
Louise
Jos. Holler
Lacon
Holler
John Mercian
N.J. Dreger
Keith
Percy Barkley
Danville
Anc
Adam Staab
Bernard Merdian
Anton Stadel
Bernard Holler
Chillicothe
Carl Hallfarth
el Paso
Texas
W. R. Brokaw
Alva Brokaw
Tiskilwa
Dorothy
Clarence E. Burt
Geo. A. Burt
George Burt
Spencer
George
Clarence
Burts
Sigma Pi Tribe of
Illini
Fresh— Man
Schultz
Proviso High School
Maywood
Get Rid Of That Backache With Doan's Pills
A historical ad touts Doan's Pills as a kidney remedy. It cites James Hoeferlin, a painting contractor, claiming back pain, headaches, and urinary troubles improved after use. The price is 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo New York.
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Dean's
Doan
Henry
James Hoeferlin
Thomas Sr
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