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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

8

Dress Form Party and Home Bureau Notes in Marshall Putnam

Seventeen women gathered at Mrs George Schwartz home south of La Rose to craft dress forms with an adviser supervising. Five finished forms were taken for summer wardrobes, followed by a noon pot luck. The La Prairie Unit advanced to second place in the county contest, with praise for sewing machine attachments and canning demos. Miss Maxwell will lead two clothing schools this week, while Miss Myra Jane Robinson from Hoover Co will lecture on rugs and carpets for Evans Unit. The school nurse Miss Lundgren highlighted preventive health work in schools as most valuable, and a club tour diversity to Illinois University is planned for mid June, needing volunteer transport for Marshall Putnam girls.

Marshall-Putnam Home Bureau Miss Maxwell Extension Department Myra Jane Robinson Hoover Company Evans Unit Miss Robinson Lundgren Marshall-Putnam Counties Illinois Our State University

Local residents listed visiting and visiting groups across towns

A lengthy community column lists numerous visits and gatherings around Saratoga, Camp Grove, Peoria, Tiskilwa, and Wyoming. Names include Mrs. John Divilbiss, Mrs. William Kaiser, Zella Hawksworth, Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, the Kennedy sisters, the Fennell girls, the Hodge family, Ira Hawksworth, Emma Divilbiss, Mrs. John Carter, Mildred Kennedy, Cecelia Bickett, and many more with trips to St Paul, Ha vane, Missouri, and New Mexico as part of weekend and Sunday visits.

John Divilbiss Wm. Kaiser Zella Hawks- Worth St Paul, Inn John Burton Henry Thomas Steer Margaret Lillian Kennedy Fennell Camp Grove Ernest Hodge Sparland Iden Trobaugh Ora "Sheets John Morriser Ora-Sheets Tiskilwa John Morris Hayward Trobaugh Florence Trobaugh Ada Willard Will van Ostrand Havana Suri Loren Correll Clyde Hawksworth Louise John Carter Albert True Lary Dawson Charles Salisbury Harold Dawson Chester McGee New Mexico Ora Sheets Wyoming

Executor's Notice in Ludwig Bogner Estate

Joseph pose is named as Executor of Ludwig Bogner late of Marshall County Illinois. He will appear before the Marshall County Court at Lacon to August Term on August 3 1925 to adjust claims. All debts should be paid promptly to the Executor. May 25 1925. Fred W Potter Attorney.

Ludwig—Bogner Ludwig Bogner County of Marshall State of Illinois Marshall County Lacon

Memorial day events and commencements in the McNabb area

The piece lists Memorial day observances and numerous visits by residents to family and friends including graduations for Floyd Larson and a 1925 class monument dedication at the local high school. Attendees from Amboy Wenona Oak Park and Streator share in social gatherings, dances, and cemetery services around Memorial Day.

Irma Bumgarner Clyde McDonald A. J. Wolf Peoria Oliver Wilson S. My L. S. ‘Griffith Amboy Swaney Emma Thierry Whiting Wenona Mary Smith Evelyn Dose Shirley Griffith Lawrence Freer Oak Park J. Wolf Freer Anna Flitcraft Stanley Flitcraft Lane Ralph Mills Chicago M. L. Bumgarner Henry Gunn McNabb George Hager Dwight Wilson Merritt Lostant Everett Parrett Normal Harry Wierman Henry Richard Robbins Atlanta Ill Friends W. D. Waldrip Streator High School

Putnam Area Residents Visit Kin and Flowers for Decoration Day

Roy Welch and family motored to Hennepin. Numerous visitors and friends travel to Henry and nearby towns for Decoration day, bringing flowers and paying respects at cemeteries. Notable names include Murphy family, Dorff, Lith, Wheeler, Hominghouse, and Hankins relatives from multiple towns.

Roy Welch Hennepin Maggie Spratt Mrs. Murphy Alice Ruth Louis Droll Mossville Glen White Andrew Derks Kewanee Edward Murphy Mary Ann Hatcher Arkansas City Kansas Wilbur Driscoll Peoria Edward Orland Murphy Mae Hominghouse Henry Conkey Nora Lith Lillian Benson Moline Elton Anderson Dover Olive Darlene Dawson George Freer Robert Hominghouse Indiana Joe Johnson Margaret Chicago K._M. Murphy C. D. Hankins

One way to get rid of your friends is to give advice

A succinct saying notes that offering excessive guidance can strain friendships and push friends away. It emphasizes the social cost of unsolicited advice and the value of restraint.

Notice of Hearing on Assessment Roll Drainage District

Commissioners of the Whitefield Saratoga Drainage District in Marshall County Illinois announce a hearing to review the assessment roll and damages. The court will consider benefits and damages for lands within the district at 10 o clock a m on June 15 1925 in the County Court in Lacon Illinois.

Whitefield Saratoga Marshall County Illinois City of Lacon D. C. Shearer F. S. Clift Charles Greenlee

Milk Producers Organization Formed in Peoria Area

A meeting of about 100 milk producers from Peoria Tazewell and Woodford counties organized by the Peoria County Farm Bureau took steps toward creating a permanent milk producers organization. An organization committee was chosen and a committee to study the Peoria market was named to report back at a future meeting.

Milk “Producers ‘Organization Peoria Tazewell Woodford Counties Y Milik Woodford Peoria County Ducers

Little ideas that can grow through careful nurturing

A brief note emphasizes that small notions are acceptable if they have growth potential. It urges patience and steady effort to develop them into tangible outcomes, highlighting the value of gradual progress.

Medicines that Cure: A Bold Historical Promise

The saying notes a historical tension between relief and cure in medicine. It reflects optimism for curative treatments amid many remedies while highlighting limitations in achieving lasting healing. The line underscores medical progress and ongoing search for cures.

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Home Bureau Notes Evans Emerson Joseph Pose Fred W. Potter Eane Putnam McNess D_E Hawse Henry Wezze Kilfly Public Service Company of Northern Illinois Ere Public Service Company OF R. S. Carr Aeroplane View Electric Generating Station Kankakee Boe Savinas Bank of Kewanee Kewanee Thie Company Chicago Stock Exchange
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