Waney Handy Maids hold first meeting members elected
The Waney Handy Maids No 1 met at Mrs Dorothy Leons home with officers elected for 1961: Carol McQuilkin president Lydian Glover vice president Donna Grasser secretary treasurer Beverly Harloff reporters Carol Nelgon song chair Ruth Jensen program man Laura Wilnen junior leader spoke on demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waney
Dorothy Leon
Carol ‘McQuilkin
Lydian Glover
Donna Grasser
T Beverly
Harloff
Luncheon Precedes Home Bureau Board Meeting
Acting hostesses at a luncheon for Marshall Putnam Home Bureau board members in the Farm Bureau building community room Friday June 2 included Miss Julann Brya Mrs Marjorie Frantzreb and Mrs Arx mella Guimond. County chair man Leo Quinn presided at the business meeting which followed and presented gifts to Miss Brya who resigns July 3 and to Keith Ariel Gehm new baby of Mrs Ariel Gehm as applications for a successor to Bryza were considered. Frantzreb will assume full adviser role until an adviser is secured. Plans for the annual meeting in Henry September 28 and the home bureau stand at the fair August 29 30 81 September 1 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall- Putnam ‘Home
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Julann-Brya
Viser
Marjories-Frantzreb
Arxmella
Guimond
Leo. Quinn
Gifta
Brya
Keith
Ariel’ Gehm
Ariel Gehm
Toise Bryz
Frantzreb
Henry
Home Bureau
MP Fair
Henry Woman's Club to Close Year with Annual Luncheon
The Henry Woman's Club holds its final meeting of the year at the Farm Bureau building on Tuesday June 18 at 10 o'clock. Reservations are due by the preceding Monday. Mrs. Ben Schmitt will serve lunch. New officers will be announced after old business. Mrs. Arba Law will report on the Chicago estate convention and appoint committees. Mrs. Gordon Downey will sing. outgoing president Mrs. J. T. Dauber arranged arrangements. Mrs. David Borch chairs the decorating committee. Guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woman's Club
Farm’Bureau
Ben Schmitt
Arba Law
Will
David’ Borch
Legion Auxiliary Hal Conference Held in Peoria
The 16th district spring conference of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the American Legion hall in Peoria. Mrs. J Stanley Brown Spar ta, Department president, spoke as guest. awards were contested in Poppy, national security, and essay contests with Jeanne Forney Henry taking third in the American essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Peoria
Stanley Brown
Sparta
Department of the
Ilinois-American ‘Legion -Aux- Silary
Poppy
Jeanne Forney
Henry
Gladys’.Wood
Marian
Pagemiller
Music
Rose Riva
Spring Valley
Emma Krautwald
Ira Thompson
Mildred
Evelyn » Schmitt
Gladys Wood
Ia’ Thompson
Corrine Ries
Alta Clark
Mildred Nilson
Perbom
Tyey Os
Morton
Dalrymple-Schneder Nuptials Sunday at Henry Methodist
Norma Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Schneider married Frank Dalrymple son of Mr and Mrs Barry Dalrymple at Henry Methodist Church with Rev Charles Bennett officiating. Attendants, ushers, reception, and wedding cake details noted. The couple resides in Lacon after graduation and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry_ Methodist church
Norma Schneider
Richard "Schneider
Frank Dalrymple
Barry Dalrymple
Lacon
Charles’ Bennett
Gordon Downey
Robert McBride
Mildred Roth
Carole Merdian
Janice Mercian
Estman
Dalrmyple
Robert ‘Newell Jr
Kenneth Meridian
Kenneth Miller
Waa
Jay Barnes
Leo Quinn
Margaret Hart
Gloria Cowell
Franz Zuleger
Mary—Joan Downey
Dalrymple
Henry
Normal University
Ashburn
Lacon High
Consumers Cooperative
Bogner Pairani Nuptials Highlight June Wedding
Donna Marie Pairan daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Pairan and Donald A Bogner son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Bogner were married in a St Joseph church ceremony performed by Fr H B Causey. The Mass featured pink gladioli peonies and calla lilies with attendants from the Pairan and Bogner families and a reception at the Farm Bureau building in Bureau. The couple plan a Black Hills wedding trip and will reside in their new Henry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Jane
Donna-Marie Pairan
Raymond
Pairan
Donald A. Booner
Theodore Bogner
H. B.causey
Martha iMerdian
Charles Bogner
Ave
Louis
Eldon
Bogner
Mary B. Fogerty Fuertges
Dolores Ziegler
Mary Ellen Sleater Nell
Doreen Pairan
Linda Strode
Joe Pairan
Miriam
Venice
Katie Hume
Robert Bogner
Josephine Pairan
Bureau
Fr. Schumacher
Father Causey
Farm Bureau
Denton
Mary Margaret ‘Ba
Elaine ‘Lukach
Cor
Fogerty
Tom ‘Fogerty
Henry
Grid
Henry-Senachwine High School
Henry State, Bank
W. W. Dewey’ & Sons
Chillicothe
Princeton
Lacon
Princeville
Minorik
Bradford
Local Social Evening at Bae Farm Near Hennepin
A fragmented report notes a social evening at the Bae farm near Hennepin with attendees including Cap i Re Ziegler and est Stout. Mentions Mr and Mrs One, Mr Thielbar and Arthur Gentert Loy, plus Mrs Herman Miller and Dr and Mrs Bruce planning travel in May to attend a college event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap
Bob
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CLUBS
Ean
Marvin ‘Kottman
Medo
Leo Bogner
Granville
Senachwine
Dora Poh Oee Mare
Putnam Town Hall
Putnam
Henry-Senachwine. High School
Donna
Dorothy
Lutes
Ruth
Engelbrecht
Nancy Heininger
Floyd Baker
William Thompson
Orin P.child
Leslie- Wheeler
William Greek
Leslie. Wheeler
Donna Paifan
William B. Clift
Willis Wheeler
Greek
Baker
Robert Ross
Horace Morse
Ross
Arid Voca
Mra
Ed Lefman
Margaret Anne Stipp
Qite
Charles “Read
Veasurer
Evelyn
O'Brien
Barbara Wright
Richard Anderson
Roger Magnuson
Donna; Pairan
Ati Lowell Park
Dixon
Arvid" Magnuson
Liddle
Bonnie
Esther Miller
Richard Magnuson
Mies
Barbaras Wright
Gan
Lars
Meath
Apne
LIFE
Tate Bras
Tormyit
Amicaco
Bureau ‘Board
Charles
T.C. Hawa
Alt- Minn
Knight Home
Floyd Tompkins
Ehidrass
Mc . Kofoldy
Ron‘Tompking
Lara
Henryc High School
Cy Henry
Theatre
Robert Taylor
John Hodiack
Roy Rogers
Sierras
Tarzan and the
Slave Girl
Denise Darcel, Rex’ Barker
Red Skelton
Legion, Auxiliary
HAL
Dalrymple - Schneider
Bay Ory Jry
ED Ewood Park
McNabb
Little Eddie
Shafer
Yeates Lacoa
Fate
Farley Sei Baty O'Donnell
Gene Autry
Sun& Mon
Appleange
Youngstown
Admiral
Sealy
Sma
Kroehler
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