Country Woman's Club Hosts Memorial Day Program
Miss Kathryn Roesch entertained the Country Woman's Club on May 23 with a Memorial Day program at National Cemetery. Mrs G E Bowry attended. Mrs Pauline Klein read a story and poems. Mrs Amy Mathis performed two vocal solos. Refreshments were served. annual luncheon set for June 13 at Hotel Henry. members asked to notify June 10 if unable to attend. Alma Stansell, secretary.
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Country Woman's Club
Roesch
Kathryn Roesch
G. E Bowry
Fla
Ington National Cemetery
Pauline Klein
Amy Mathis Ead
Mathis
Henry
Frances Allen
Alma Stansell
Father Higgins Addresses Kiwanis on U S Military Camps
Rev Fr Higgins of Seneca spoke to Kiwanis members on the 30 day government military training camps. He urged every physically able youth within the age limits to participate, highlighting opportunities and benefits under officers guidance. A ladies quartet provided special music.
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U. S
Higgins
Seneca
Elmer Hunt
Lawrence Hunt
O. Pagemiller
Gretchen Schiffbauer
Gratitude From Greathouse Family After Time of Trouble
Mr and Mrs Fred Greathouse and family express sincere thanks for kindness shown during their time of trouble and for gifts to Mabel and the family May God bless everyone
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Mabel
Fred Greathouse
Henry National Bank Displays New Currency Issuance
The Henry National Bank displays the new small size currency set for initial issue July 10 1929 with redesigned denominations green backs color coded seals and new engraving to standardize size and deter counterfeiting The bank holds 380000 in circulation funds with US bonds as security.
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Federal Reserve
Accoui
Peta
Mellon
Treasury
National Bank
Henry National Bank
C. A. Phillips
R. W. Miller
Henry
Washington
Route 89 Opens Across Putnam County For Public Use
On Saturday June 1 1929 Route 89 from Hennepin to Magnolia across Putnam County was opened to the public. Most shoulders are complete and slabs will fill gaps between McNabb and Magnolia this season. Concrete work has begun with over a mile laid and progress near Cedar Point two miles east. Completion of the entire route is expected by September with several buildings relocated or removed in Standard.
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Putnam County
Hennepin
Granville
McNabb
Mag‘nolia-avas
Magnolia
Aix—poing
Programs of the Henry Churches
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The
Henry
St Josephs Church Weekday Mass Schedule
St Josephs Church lists weekday services with Masses at 7:00 a.m and 7:30 a.m the first service and a second at 9:30 a.m for daily worship. The notice confirms morning masses for parishioners attending weekday schedules.
Local church services listed for Sunday and weekday
St Marys Church holds mass at 10:00 a.m. Weekday masses at 8:00 a.m. Mission Church services at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Methodist Church with Rev George W Kinsman pastor preaches at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League meets 6:45 p.m. Evening services at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Church
George W. Kinsman
Epworth
St John’s Church Sunday Schedule Observed
The Rev. Placidus M. Cooper leads services at 7 30 a m Holy Communion and 9 45 a m Church school on Sunday June 9 in the after Trinity season at St Johns Church.
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St. John’s Church
Placidus M. Cooper
First Christian Church embraces revival of Sunday services
Beautifully decorated worship spaces feature peonies from Richard Reed's gardens while Rev. Madden delivers a masterly sermon on the beatitudes. Mrs Cook and Miss Reinbeck play piano and organ with a duet and a soloist appears as the choir performs The Flower Song. District reports from Streator are shared by Mrs Loomis and Mrs Clift. Bible school starts at 9 45 and services run promptly. Chris Endeavorers meet at 6 30 with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs as guests.
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First Christian Church
David W. Madden
Ethel Cook
Richard‘ Reed
Madden
Cook
George Halbleib
Earl Blackwell
Streator
John B. Loomis
Frank Clift
Christian Endeavorers
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Worship and Sunday School Duty Emphasized by First Presbyterian
The church urges parents to send children to Sunday school and attend services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning sermon discusses Modern Views of Home and Children from Luke 2, while the evening sermon cites 1 John 4:20 on love and true patriotism. The upcoming Union meeting of the young people is planned for the last Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church with quarterly scheduling.
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Jesus
Presbyterian Church
Mit
Quinn Bros Henry Purchase Stallion in Purebred Draft Market
Purchases of large draft horses rise this year as farmer interest grows. Quinn Bros of Henry bought a pure-bred Percheron stallion from Frank W. Bender of Hillsdale, listed as Fairview Dan 179558 by the Percheron Society of America. Secretary Ellis McFarland notes over 2,000 inquiries about stallions and mares from Royas.
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Marshall County
Quinn Bros
Henry
Frank W. Bender
Hillsdale
United States
Percheron Society of
Amier
Iéa
Fairview Dan
Weather Report Summary for May and June
May reached a maximum of 92 and minimum of 39 with 1.94 inches of precipitation. Frost on May 21 caused some damage. June records show a maximum around 61 and a minimum near 45 with light precipitation noted. The data reflects typical seasonal variation and local weather observations.
Card of Thanks for Otto Hassler and Family
We extend sincere thanks to all who assisted and sympathized with us in the death of our loved one. Otto Hassler and Family, Scott and Family.
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Otto Hassler
Scott
Dairy tour reveals strong milk production cases and feed insights
Farm Bureau dairy tour highlighted cows with high butterfat, Jersey and Ayshire herds, and the value of recordkeeping. George Wiley noted rock phosphate boosts limestone limits, while Arthur Wilson cited cows producing over 400 lbs butterfat yearly and $280 above feed costs.
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Farm Bureau
George Wiley
Sparland
Wiley
Guérnséy
G. F. Crabbs
Henry
Mark Kays
Magnolia
Jersey
Kays
Law Bros
Arthur’s Wilson
McNabb
Dairy “Herd Improvement Association
Wilso
Dairy
Charles Zellmer-of
Granville
John Lyons
Lyons
Last Rites Held for Hennepin Resident
Kitty Wells widow of Charles C. Greiner and mother of a child born at death died in Hennepin June 2 1929. She was born March 6 1870 in Milan Missouri and longtime M E church organist. Funeral at her home in Hennepin led by Rev John Leckie with Riverside cemetery interment. Survivors include her mother Mrs Rachel Wells and several relatives from St Louis Eden Lestant Princeton and Chicago.
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Kitty Wells
W. FE
R. A. Wells
Milan
Hennepin
M. E
LaClede
Charles C. Greiner
John Leckie
Riverside Cemetery
Della Koch
St. Louis
BE. E. Waéaser
Eden
J. A. Whitney
Merchants' Carnival at Henry Theatre Next Week
Henry Theatre hosts Merchants' Carnival with a gift show and nightly attractions. Special motion pictures feature along with prizes such as a radio ham candy hosiery diamond ring and men’s furnishings.
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Henry Theatre
Marshall County Supervisors Meet Monday
Marshall county supervisors will foregather at Lacon on Monday for the quarterly session. Regular bills will be allowed and other matters accumulated in the past three months will probably be disposed of during the five day session.
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Marshall County
Lacon
Illinois Leads Nation in Rural Free Delivery Routes
Illinois has the most rural free delivery routes with a total of 22578 routes, reflecting nationwide mail distribution expansion and rural service growth.
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Illinois
W C T U Meeting Set At Miss Davis Home
The W C T U will meet at the home of Miss Mama Davis on Tuesday afternoon in June for the lodge gathering.
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Wc. T. UL
Mama’ Davis
Rebekah Lodge Notice at Christian Church Sunday
Church notices invite attendance for a Sunday session hosted by Rev. D W Madden at the Christian church with a call for a good turnout.
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Rebekah Lodge
D. “W. Madden
Henry Lodge 119 AUF A J Meeting with Deputy Grand Master
All members are requested to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday June 11. District Deputy Grand Master Frank Nichols of Peoria will be present. Work in the BA degree is planned.
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A. F
A. M
Henry Lodge No. 119
AUF
A. J
Frank Nichols
Peoria
Four Leaf Clover 4 H Club Announces Next Meeting
The Four Leaf Clover 4 H club met at Mrs. Kuhne's home. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Walter Boyle. Mothers are invited. Barbara Kuhne, secretary and treasurer.
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Kuhne
Walter Boyle
Barbara_Kuhne
Ladies Aid Plans Annual Fane Strawberry Festival
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Reade presiding. Plans were made to hold the annual Fane strawberry festival next Wednesday. Acting hostesses for the meeting were Mesdames R S Bayne and W L Bayne.
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Ladies’ Aid Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Henry Reade
Fane
Meésdames
W. L. Bayne
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