Henry News Items Amid Local Social and Death Notices
Local Henry area items cover visits among families including Reinbecks and Vail, warnings about a prosecutor in a sensational double murder case, and community events. Attendees at funerals and services, family gatherings at Starved Rock, and plans to visit the Century of Progress in Chicago are noted. A Mayo Clinic treatment for Lester Mihsner is listed along with a fatal California case.
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American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Daniel Vail Jr
Frank Ziegler
John Reinbeck
Andrandson
Bud” Reinbeck
Jess ‘Reinbeck
Arno Reinbeck
Benny Jean
Mayo Bros. Institution
Charles Holmes
Saratoga
Bruce Ryder
Bobby
John Schmitt
Ben Schmitt
Clear Creek
Lloyd Laughlin
Princeton
Daniel A. Vail Jr
Starved Rock
Roy Martin
Steer
Ella McAtee
Albert. True
Jane Smith
Andrew Kelley
Raymond Quinlan
Joliet
Lindsey— Anderson
Carriery
John Staab
Ira Johnson
Chicago
Irma Beick
Sullivan
Wisconsin
George Kroeper
Miss Beick
R. Tremain
W. J. Manson
el Segrando
California
Maurice Donahue
Whittier
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Donahue
Albert Russell
Forest Grove
H. G. Roberts
Daniel A. Vail, Jr
H. L. Allen
R. A. Allen
Pontiac, III
A. L. Allen
Marseilles, Ir
Charlotte Allen
Huntington
Pontiac
R. M. Tremain
Callie’ Clawson
Albert True
Henry
John Noyes
M. E
William Reese
Theodore
Peoria
Thomas Steer
L. M. Belk
Mary E. Hines
Lacon
Peoria Journal
The
Journal
Henry Church Programs at St Marys Church Sydney Mass Times
Catholic services at St Marys Church led by Rev Fr Andrew Schauer feature a first mass at seven in the morning and a second at nine followed by weekday masses at seven. The notices appear in the Henry parish listings.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Andrew Schauer
Sydney
St John’s Episcopal Church Service Schedule
St John’s Episcopal Church led by Vicar K A Morford offers Holy Eucharist and sermon at 8 30 in the morning with church school at 9 15 a m on Sunday.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
K. A. Morford
First Christian Church Bible School Next Lord's Day
First Christian Church led by David W. Madden announces Bible school at 9 45 am with Communion and morning worship at 11 am. The Junior department will present a Children's day program at 8 am. No Christian Endeavor evening meeting due to Children's day events. Auxiliary meets next Wednesday afternoon June 21 chaired by Mrs Earle Blackwell.
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First Christian Church
David W. Madden
Bible School
Our Bible School
Church Annex
Earle Blackwell
Presbyterian Church Services Ready For Sunday
Reverend Roger F. Cressey presides over Bible school at 9 45 with Leo Quinn supervising. At 11 00 morning worship features a sermon on The Forces Making for Progress in the World. An 8 00 evening service discusses The Coin and Superscription of Christ s Realm with planned cooling by fans if hot.
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Presbyterian Church
Roger F. Cressey
Leo Quinn
Christ
God
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
Morning worship at 9 45 with sermon and choir. Sunday school at 11 led by superintendent Johnson. League at 1 00 for youth. Evening service at 8 00 with gospel message and music. Midweek service and pot luck supper on Wednesdays. Missionary society meets next Wednesday afternoon June 21 led by Mrs Herbert Doyle with program by Mrs Albert Bodden.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Johnson
Trl Johnson
The
Missionary Society
Albert Bodeen
Herbert Doyle
Community Notes From Mt Palatine And McNabb Area
Local residents share reports of visitors and events including William Heininger of Peoria visiting Benjamin Hoyle family, Frank Bogner and family in Henry, Maybelle Wolf hosting a La Salle guest, and a large McNabb Community orchestra performance. Mt Palatine school picnic held after dismissal with diphtheria scare delaying end of term. Walter McNabb family visits Fritz Keller home. a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Seibert. Mrs. William Elliott seriously ill. Peter Kuhne’s suicide shockingly noted. Saturday summer entertainment plans by local business group.
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Myr
Walter
Fritz Keller
Arthur Westerlund
Quentin Wiede
Louis Happold
Marshall Kuhne
George Koehler
Louis Keegan
Henry
Elizabeth Koehler
William Heininger
Peoria
Benjamin Hoyle
Frank Bogner
Leo Bogner
Maybelle Wolf
la Salle
Peter Kuhne
McNabb Community Orchestra
Mt. Palatine
Frank Branson
la Saufé
Chris Burkhart
Helen
Ivan Seibert
William Elliott
Gustave Miller
Chicago
Peter Miller
Shall we elope or tell father and wed with rice?
A couple debating elopement versus a conventional wedding. He prefers telling their father and facing social tradition over risk of buckshot, while she coyly questions the option.
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Father
Local families host visitors and attend events around Florid and McNabb
A roundup of Sunday visits and weekend socials shows Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daily and family at the Albert Daily home near Magnolia. Relatives and friends from McNabb La Salle Morris Hennepin and Detroit joined gatherings, with musical entertainment from blind pianist Lester Stewart and other neighborhood guests.
Ladies' Aid to Host Jitney Supper in Saratoga
The Ladies' Aid of the Saratoga M. E. church will hold a jitney supper Friday June 16 at 6 pm served cafeteria style. A chicken pie supper with all trimmings may be had for a few jitneys. All invited.
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Saratoga M. E. Church
Viola
Floyd -Van-Ostrand
Ien Gustafson
Varna
John Noyes
John Merrill
Moline
Alfre Olmes
Edna Mangold
Otto Mangold
Edna
M.R. Hicks
Grace
John Gray
Hal Predmore
Lawn Ridge
Clyde—Hawksworth
Sparland
Chicago presses plan to reapportion state voting power
State Senator Harold G. Ward of Chicago introduced a bill in the senate seeking reapportionment to give Cook county 26 senate seats and downstate 25, with prior bills in the House aiming to gain control there. If enacted, Chicago would dominate state policy. the list of downstate districts and Cook county allocations are outlined.
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Harold G. Ward
Chicago
Senate
Cook County
House
Richland area notes on community events and obituaries
Local residents attend La Rose Lutheran Ladies Aid. Funeral services for Kenneth Buck held in Lacon with many Richland relatives present. Family updates include Mrs. Frank Krueger's condition and various visits. Jelly and jam demonstration planned at Sparland gym on June 21 hosted by Hopewell unit. Several residents travel to Toluca and Streator for events, shopping, and concerts. Horse losses noted for Grant Garrison, Otis McClary, and Tom Held.
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Myrsa-Jake—Preis
Garl—Preis
C. F. Schumacher
la Rose Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Richland
Kenneth Buck
M. E
Lacon
Frank Krueger
Clarence Tuttle
William Reer
Hopewell Home Bureau Unit
Sparland Gymnasium
Ola Hunt
Carl Preis Wis
la Rose
Carl Otto
Dorothy
Evar Carlson
Streator
Raymond Laible
Elmer Feazle
Pearl Henry
Otis McClary
Merle Garrison
Frederick Henry
Max Meredith
Toluca
Richard Rebholz
Clover
Ray Nightwonger
Sparland
George DeBolt
Shirley Ann
Peoria
Ira Moreland
East Peoria
Lou Otto
Henry Majesky
George Erkman
G. E. Schumacher
Leonora- Berg
Wenona
Lucille Munson
Varna
Louis Koch
Grant Garrison
Tom Held
Fred Nelson
Perle Crone
Anna Cockrell
Nelson
M P 4 H Club Chorus Earns Top Honor At State Event
Granville and allied counties sent 4-H groups to the university event with choirs trios and quartettes trained by Mrs. Immel Dean Inman and Mrs. Olson. Special lectures and demonstrations covered dress, flowers, food prep and home arts while 1800 4-H members attended the campus tours and dances including a large picnic on June 8.
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Swaney
Bennington
Rankin
Joe Maack
Irene Barnes
Illinois
H. J. VanGleave
W. L. Roosa
Maria Leonard
Marshall
Putnam Counties
Cotter’s Inn
E. E. DeLark
America
T. H. Hafer
B.—W. Lehman
Agricultural Engineering
H. A. Ruehe
Borgstede
Oscar Borneman
Harry Immel
Ruth Lévenberg
Lewis Pletsch
Eugene Stadel
Paul Benbow
Selden
A. C. Johnson
Bennington Club
Edith Moews
Granville
Eva Griffin
Helen Jean Mills
Jane Stansell
Margaret Wolf
Oscar Nolte
James Bumgartner
Clear Creek
Willetta Judd
Magnolia
Ilene Clemens
Margaret Adolphson
Varna
Harms
Toluca
Gordon
Kenneth Merdian
Dorothy Dysart
Melda Henkins
Walter Bogner
Henry
Pretty Bad Movie Sends Little Ann Home Worn
Little Ann returns from the cinema looking weary and sad. Her mother asks if the film was good. Ann replies that it was awful and she could hardly sit through the third performance.
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Little Ann
Ann
Crow Meadow Visitors and Local Socials Noted
Mr and Mrs Louis Hofer and children drove to Chicago and returned. Edwin and Dorothy left with them for a week with Mr and Mrs Herman Hofer. Frank Holler and family and Mrs William Blackburn Sr of Lacon visited Mr and Mrs Theodore Rinehart. Rose Dauber returned from Lincoln for summer vacation. Royal Neighbor lodge refreshments served by Mesdames Clift Wabel and Rinehart. Eugetadel back from school duties. Belle Horrom and Alice Wabel hosted Presbyterian Ladies Aid event.
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Louis Hofer
Chicago
Edwin
Dorothy
Herman Hofer
Frank Holler
William Blackburn Sr
Lacon
Theodore Rinehart
Rose‘ Dauber
Lincoln
Alfred Clift
Alice Wabel
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Euge Tadel
Belle Horrom
The
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Bad Actor Exchange Sparks Wry Father Son Banter
A humorous exchange features a father teasing about kissing a girl until he met his partner's mother. The son replies with a straight face, saying he could say the same to his son.
Opportunity Meaning Not Equal to Free Money
A concise reflection states that having opportunity does not guarantee wealth without earning effort, emphasizing personal responsibility and hard work over entitlement.
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