Community Notices and Social Events Roundup
Local church basement meetings hosted by the Willing Workers and Ladies Aid with notes on attendees. Visits to Luth eran parsonage and a committee gathering led by Rev L H Klusman from La Rose. Numerous social gatherings including bridge club, missionary society event, a wiener roast for a Sunday school class, a miscellaneous shower for Wayne Lundgren, and visitors to Varna and Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Quiram
Hos‘othe
John. H. Fitchen
Washburn
L.’H. Klusman
la Rose
Cora’ Hurl
Irma Saltzman
Lacon
Bridge Club
Rose. Johnson
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Adeline Koch
Mney
Koch
Norma. Peterson
Wayne Lundgren
Luther Hall
Helen Held
Helen
Varna
Paulie
William
Carl
Austin
Rockford
Andre Trulin
3. P. Johnson
Curley
King
Melrose Park
Norwood
Indiana
Landowners to Sue Polluters to Stop Water Defilement
The United Sportsmen Inc of Indiana proposes a legal plan to curb stream pollution. Landowners harmed by polluted water would pursue damages from polluters, with multiple suits across counties to deter continued discharges. The tactic aims to prove pollution too costly to maintain and to recover compensation for damaged lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sportsmen (Inc
Indiana
Howard M. Meyer
United Sportsmen
Indianapolis
Eleven Good Men and a Mule
The foreman announced the jury could not agree on a verdict. The judge urged further deliberation and warned of supper delivery if no agreement by evening. A juror quipped that eleven suppers and one bundle of hay were needed.
Detecting Fake Sapphire via Cathode Ray Emission
Cathode rays are described as a method to detect an artificial sapphire passing as a genuine gem. The note highlights the test distinguishes real gemstones from counterfeit samples using electronic emission properties.
Manteuffel Family Delights in Milwaukee Graduation Plans
Rev and Mrs Manteuffel attend grand banquet for Concordia College graduates in Milwaukee where Emanuel Manteuffel earns honor in athletics. He graduates Friday and will enter the St Louis seminary next fall after two college years. The family travels between Milwaukee Sheboygan and Chicago for celebrations and work at the World's Fair. Holy communion in German planned for Sunday June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna St. Paul
Manteuffel
Concordia.college
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Emanuel Manteuffel
theological _seminary
St. Louis
Emanuel
Theological Seminary
Klusmann
Glock
Washburn
Secor
Ill
Ladies’ Aid
Theodore Quiram
Sunday dinner menus feature fresh spring produce
Sunday dinner ideas from Ann Page highlight affordable home meals using asparagus rhubarb spinach radishes and greens. The Quaker Maid Kitchen offers three menus with options including shoulder roast beef fricassee of chicken and roast leg of veal with sides, salads and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Maid Kitchen
Motorists Pay Over One Billion In 1932 Auto Taxes
A Chicago Motor Club report shows U S motorists paid 1 099 293 844 in motor vehicle taxes during 1932. The average tax per vehicle was 45 25 with total motor vehicle property valued at 4 505 625 600 and an annual levy of 24 4 percent. Over a seven year life, the typical car owner would pay about 170 8 percent of the car’s value in taxes. From 1930 to 1932 registrations fell 2 269 280 or 9 percent while the tax per vehicle rose 7 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago Motor Club
Henry Grey baseball fans recall old era and new team rise
The piece muses on Henry Illinois baseball, comparing the old Grey nine to the 1933 Henry Greys led by Jack Parker dubbed Salvation Dan. It notes Honus Wagner’s verdict that 1907 players would fail in 1933 and urges a comeback to former greatness amid changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Billy
Old Bill
Merrie Old England
Henry
Jack Parker
Salvation Dan
Salvation Dan—Howley
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Larry’ Green
Bob Helper
Green
Adam Glatz
Adam
Greys
Christy Mathewson
Hal Chase
Honus Wagner
Flying Dutchman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Daton Runyan
Parker
Fairgrounds
Middle West
Ilinois
SPECIAL BARLEY REQUIRED FOR MAKING BEER
Special barley for beer requires low nitrogen content, high starch and plump kernels. Soil fertility and balanced plant nutrients are crucial to malt quality. Potash increases starch and sugar while lime and phosphorus strengthen stems and speed maturity for better malting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Henry Woman's Club to Host Covered Dish Luncheon
The Henry Woman's Club will hold a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Nellie Hartley on Monday, June 12 at 1 o'clock. Each member may bring a guest and is asked to bring a covered dish, sandwiches and table service for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Woman’s Club
Nellie Hartley
Senachwine Happy Hustlers Club Meeting
The Senachwine group met at Merna Dally's home on June 1st. The pledge was repeated, roll call answered by color choices, a treasury-raising committee appointed, Bed-making demonstration by Lerita Wherry, Art Principles discussed by Helen Morse, notebooks worked on, and Betty French entertained with a piano solo before adjourning to June 10th at Frances Morse's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senachwine
Happy Hustlers
Senschwine
Merna
Dally
Lerita Wherry
Helen Morse
Betty French
Frances Morse
D A R Members Host May Meeting at Magnolia Home
The D A R enjoyed a May 27 gathering at Mrs Clifford Haws's country home near Magnola with a 12 30 picnic lunch. Mrs Allen of Lacon presided as regent and plans were made for a June 13 flag day picnic at the gymnasium, before a September resumption of monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Haws
Magnolia
Allen of
Lacon
Henry's Healthy Happy Hearts 4-H Club Meeting
A Henry High School domestic science room session in June features the Henry’s Healthy Happy Hearts 4-H club. Members answer roll call by favorite flower or book, discuss records, health score cards, and suitable seams. They plan patterns and fabric for dresses and undergarments and begin cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry’s
Henry High School
Marguerite Stadel
Helen Rose
Henry
Healthy Happy Hearts
La Prairie Home Bureau discusses library return and bulletin board
The La Prairie unit met May 29 with eleven members and three visitors. They proposed returning the circulating library to its owners and establishing a unit bulletin board. A June meeting with Mrs Norman Hicks was planned, and a strawberry season gathering at Mrs Clement's home featured readings and quilting displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Prairie Home Bureau
la Prairie
The
Home Bureau
Ed. Manock
Norman Hicks
Margaret Burnett
Card of Thanks for Firemen at Green Place Blaze
The family of Mrs. M. H. Smith expresses heartfelt thanks to the Ladder and Hose crews the Bucket Brigade and all who assisted at the burning of their Old Home on the Green place on June sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladder
Hose
Bucket Brigade
Green Place
M. H. Smith
Henry News Items That Interest
Henry notes Sunday visits include Benny Merdian with Elmer Newhall in Cagesee and Lucille visiting East Peoria this week at the Stout home. Mrs Vogelsang in Chillicothe for her mother, Mrs Bromilow, in poor health. Mrs Pierson and son Cecil Kelso drove to LaCenter Ky and brought Terril Merriweather, stationed at Mare Island, east to attend the World's Fair then back to California. James Cook spent time at Uncle Walter Winship's in Putnam. Sisters Vincent Baptist and Celine of Mt St Clare, Clinton IA dined with Helena Birch and Raymond, also visiting the Wimer Schlosser home and Miss Dorothy Hank. Sister Baptista completes thirteenth school year at Toluca. they plan a visit home. The trio drove to Camm Grove to see Fr Brunnick and Mrs William Herbérger on the way back to Clinton Town. William John and Clark Phillips, sons of C A Phillips, return to Scranton IA with grandmother Mrs William Dunivan for several weeks. Mrs Dunivan has been visiting at the Phillips home. Mrs Dorothy Colligan, daughter of James and a student at Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington, arrived Wednesday for summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Merdian
Elmer Newhallén
Lucillé
East
Peoria
Vernell“Stout
Charles Vogelsang
Chillicothe
Bromilow
Harry Pierson
Cecil Kelso
Wimer Schlosser
Dorothy Hank
Sister Baptist
Toluca
Baptista
Camm Grove
Brunnick
William
William, .Hérbérger
Clinton
John
Clark Phillips
Tand
A.' Phillips
Scranton
Dunivan
Philips
Dorothy _Colligan
James Colligan
Illinois Wesleyan
university _Bloomington
Wenesday
Eden Hee
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Pela
C. Jenkins
Oscar Flesburg
L. Norwood
Augusta
Bergsten
O. B
Oscar Olson
R. Richard
Richards
Arvid Adolphson
Edward—bundgren
Sunda
Jennie Peterson
Donald Peterson
Geo. ‘Bergsten
Ann Page
Aytew
Henry Merchants
Lodge and Society Notices
Knights OF
FBI
SUN
Sea of
Laffis
Speed Demon
William Collier
Joan. ‘Marsh
Frank Grampp & CO
Harry M. Moline
Illinois
Krogers
Pillsbury
S. Best
Kroger Tissue
PRG
California
Tom
Sunkist
Cee
Baw
Aems
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