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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
6
Community news from Camp Grove lists visits and family gatherings. Mrs Janes and others share meals and discuss daily life while local students prepare for seventh and eighth grade exercises at the Camp Grove school on Wednesday. Memorial services and Sunday visits appear across nearby towns with multiple families noted.
Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Hickey and extended families visiting in Putnam area homes. numerous relatives including Roy Kays, Magnetists, and Joan Nelson joined meals with friends such as Pietro and Charlie VeWorhe, while others traveled to Davenport and Worthia to attend family events and attend church with relatives.
Harry Cole of West Jersey reported a new Ford sedan stripped of tires radiator speedometer lamps steering wheel and other equipment found in Indian Creek west of West Jersey. The car lacked plates and its engine number was filed off. the sheriff believed it had not been there long and showed little sign of rain exposure.
Rev. W oH Witter visited Bra ford on Monday and Tuesday. Sunday school held a farewell for Olive Dawson. Prof. M Rodenberger moved to Veroullies for vacation. Mrs RohrFt Droll and child with relatives at Vossville. JoJ Buard completed voyage and took charge of the depot. Families visited farms and towns including Wheatland, Brady, Wenona, Lacon, and Spring Valley. Two Eckard boys remain ill with measles and pneumonia. nurses present. Mrs George Bookhout's father died in New York. funeral planned.
The article praises Rev. W H Witter for organizing Decoration Day services. The cemetery is described as beautiful with flowers. Nineteen soldier graves are decorated with flags and flowers. At services end, high school scholars visited the grave of the Indian chief Senachwine and adorned it with flowers.
P Damon former Wyoming resident died at his home in Cressey California from heart trouble The Damons lived in Wyoming about nineteen years ago Mrs Damon died earlier this spring and the body was brought to Wyoming for burial He is survived by a daughter Mrs H A Paul of Wyoming a son George of Peoria three brothers Will Archie Fred and three sisters Mrs Nettie Liggett Mrs Roxie Aitken and Mrs Alice Peterson Services to be held at 3 o clock Friday morning arriving in Wyoming for burial
An advertisement from News-Republican contrasts modern printing with price concerns, arguing a dollar or two should not block progress. It touts affordable options and a stance that quality should accompany modern services.
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