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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
P. Scott remains owner and publisher while Winfield Scott takes the role of managing editor in a leadership shift at the paper. The changes centralize editorial oversight under Scott and his son, with continuity in ownership.
Rev Paul L Corbin argues fear drives failures and aggressions in international affairs. He cites the disarmament talks, German reaction, Soviet military power, Japan's conduct, and warns only divine fear replaced by Godwill can bring hopeful peace.
Marshall Putnam Home Bureau notes that members have first chance to practice June Jesson for Community Meals at the county picnic on June 21 in Sparland gymnasium at 11 a.m. Steuben unit hosts with Mrs Elizabeth Aitchison as chair. A jelly and jam demonstration follows at 2 p.m. Miss Marguerite Stadel and Miss Betty French will entertain with a musical reading Sancy Sue.
Thursday evening June 22 at 8 o clock the Putnam County Library hosts an Open House at the 4 E church in McNabb for Marshall county guests. Program committee plans include poetry by Mrs Lou Franklin Swaney a book review by Frances Boyle a skit from Magmolia and discussions on child development children's books and good book judging with local librarians and assistants. Display of books posters and music by the Granville community are also planned as part of the event.
The Treasury announced the eleventh month of the 1983 fiscal year shows a deficit of about one billion dollars less than May 1932. Expenditures totaled 3.4775 billion with a 978 million reduction from last year while receipts rose to 1.7933 billion aided by beer taxes and debt payments. Public debt at May end stood around 21.853 billion, up 2.817 billion from a year earlier.
An unnamed speaker asserts that a woman who accepts only practical details is unsuitable for marriage. The remark centers on a belief that a wife must overlook such specifics to form a lasting partnership.
Harold Wuerzburger, 28, Low Point, and Miss Catherine Hahn, 19, Lacon, are listed for marriage in the Marshall County Court news. The notice appears as a brief item within the up-to-date notices.
New circuit court filings include Edwin Tidmarsh and others versus Elizabeth Tidmarsh and estate administratrix, a divorce petition for Adaline Bianchi versus Frank Bianchi, Schlosser and related parties against Wimer and others, and a bill to annul a trust agreement involving the First National Bank of Henry and George W. Smith trustee. Distress for rent also listed in Becker versus Hutchins & Downey.
Real estate transfers include Isaih Harwood versus J F Winters adding Santa Fe to Toluca lots 17 and 18 with a mechanic's lien. Several chattel mortgages and certificates of sale appear, including HI Webber to State Bank of Speer and Joseph A Ehringer to Harry Stroup heirs. Additional notices cover quit claim to Ella Phillips in Varna and affidavits for Jessie Lant and Mrs Laurence Clifford.
In reconservatorship of Harriett P. Klinger a petition asks to transfer funds from a Peoria bank to Henry. Hearings set. inventories and final reports filed and approved. Multiple estates including Fredericka Zilm Ellen C Blair Adolph Krueger and Lyle Safford see actions for probate guardianship and conservatorship with bonds, guardians ad litem, notices, and letters testamentary issued.
Saturday guests include Miss Merna Dally with Marion and Virginia Inley and Mr. and Mrs George Crawford of Minonk. Putnam baseball beat Whitefield 11 to 10 as 28 dined with Lloyd Kay Heininger’s birthday noted. The Merry Makers Four H club met June 8 at Zelda Daniels’s home. Several families attended dinners with Downey and Heininger households. The Royal Neighbors recorder post was resigned by Lissa Strosnider after 35 years. Rhoda Wright appointed.
Barbara Ross visits Dr. McBroom at Speer. Mrs. Kenneth Seely calls on Mrs. Charles Rees in Broadmoor. Mrs. Jennie McManus of Princeton and Mrs. R. J. McNulty of Bradford visit C. J. O'Brien. Altar and Rosary society meets at Mrs. Charles Powers. Many Camp Grove residents attend the Ada Driscoll and Raymond Kinsella wedding at St Johns Bradford.
Mrs Earl Wherry and new granddaughter Betty Maxine are cared for at the Henry home of her mother Mrs T S Hunt. Frances Morse keeps house in Tiskilwa for Robert Morse while Mrs Morse is in Henry. Vineta Wherry visits Henry. the Pathfinder class had a wiener roast at May camping grounds. Marion McDonald to teach Henkins schools. Earl Wherry and John Morse grandparents celebrate birth.
The Merry Makers Four H club held its third meeting at the leader's home. The gathering began with an opening and roll call answered by each member with their favorite hobby. Members participated in an interesting talk.
The minutes reference Bernice Sipe and Mrs Downey presenting talks on Hygiene of Feet and Appreciation of Pictures. Phyllis Read gave a piano solo. Slips were worked on and are to be finished by the next meeting led by Mrs Dartiels with Earlene Wherry as vice president.
Fred W. Potter and Walter C. Overbeek are attorneys at law specializing in real estate and insurance with emphasis on settlement of estates. Contact information includes telephone details and offices for client consultation and legal advice.
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