Programs of the Henry Churches Presbyterian Church
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with no preaching service A congregational meeting set for Friday evening at 700 p m All church members and the congregation urged to attend First Christian Church Rev W J Carpenter Minister Bible School 10 00 a m Frenching and Communion 11 00 a m Young People Society 7 00 p m Evening Service 8 00 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday evening
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Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
W. J. Carpenter
Young People’s Society
Saint Joseph Church Mass Schedule
St Josephs Church lists Rev Father Brennan celebrating Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 9 30 a m and weekday Mass at 7 00 a m in the parish schedule.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Father Brennan
St Marys Church Mass Times Notice
St Marys Church announces Mass times with Rev Father Schauer. First Mass at 7:00 a m. Second Mass at 9:00 a m. Weekday Masses at 7:00 a m. Benediction after the first Mass.
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St. Mary’s Church
Schauer
Henry Municipal Band Stage Second Park Concert
The Henry Municipal Band performed its second season concert in Central Park last Thursday before a large audience. Ora Mae Klein sung Let Me Call You Sweetheart. a male quartet performed the chorus. Mrs Mae Burkhart recited Have You Met Mrs Smith. a second concert segment followed and weekly park concerts are planned with a June 25 request concert. Tonight features Robin Hood and Faust operas plus George Harney songs including I'll See You in My Dreams and Honest and Truly.
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Henry Municipal Band
Central Park
Ora Mae ‘Klein
Dr. C. M. Nielsen
Louis Kraus
George Harney
Miss Klein
Mae Burkhart
Mrs. Smith
Red’’ Williams
Robinhood
Deoven
Faust
Genoud
Kiwanis Club Hosts Lacon Talent Night Highlights
The Kiwanis program led by Charles Onyan featured talent from Lacon including readings by Mrs. George Hacker and a piano piece by an unnamed performer Miss Held. A Pub lic Service Co official spoke on northern Illinois operations. Attendees included O H Davis Rev Fr Cooper and several local figures at the Minoak Kiwanis charter presentation with guests from Putnam.
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Kiwanis Club
Charles Onyan
Lacon
George Hacker
Public Service Co
Illinois
O. H. Davis
Fr. Cooper
T. Floyd Monier
L. F. Boyle
C. O. Pagemiller
A. J. Ironmonger
Sherman Littler
Duke
Charles Green
Lawrence Hunt
Minoak Kiwanis Club
Clifford Green
Charles Martin
Guy French
Putnam
Christian Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Christian church Missionary society met Friday and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Orpha Phillips was chosen president with Mrs Electa Hunt as vice president. Mrs May Drake will serve as secretary and Mrs S May Stickel as treasurer.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Orpha Phillips
Electa Hunt
May Drake
S. May Stickel
Subscriptions Gain Postage Savings Under New Law
Readers who mail papers to absent friends must now pay four cents postage per copy. Subscribing directly from the office keeps costs down and ensures regular delivery. Consider subscribing for those far away.
W. R. C. Notice Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the W. R. C. will be held at the American Legion hall Friday afternoon June 19 at 2 30 oclock.
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American Legion Hall
Fress Cor
Congregational Meeting At Presbyterian Church Friday
The Presbyterian church calls a congregation meeting Friday the 19th at 8:00 p.m. to discuss extending a call to the pastorate and any church business. All members and congregation are urged to attend. Margaret Riddell, Clerk of the Congregation.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Riddell
Country Woman annual luncheon at Hotel Henry
The Country Woman's club held its annual luncheon at Hotel Henry last Thursday with thirteen members attending a three course meal. Mrs. Broaddus welcomed guests, Lela Forrest toasted the president, and Miss Mary E. Hines delivered a humorous read. Mrs. Walter Boyle won first prize in games and spoke after the presentation of gifts. The meeting adjourned to June 2 with a program by the children.
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Ladies of the Country Woman’s Club
Hotel Henry
Broaddus
Lela Forrest
Mary E. Hines
Walter Boyle
Roberta Sleater Celebrates 8th Birthday With Party
Mrs Bert Sleater invited nine girls and boys to celebrate Roberta Sleater's eighth birthday at their home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests played games and enjoyed lunch of sandwiches pickles ice cream and cake before continuing to play until dusk. Roberta received many gifts from friends Ruth Nielsen Priscilla Knight Lois Henkins Tessa Sleater Jean Baker Helen Duke Lucille Lorimer Eunice Murrel and Dean Brown attenders.
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Bert Sleater
Roberta
Jean Baker
Helen Duke
Lucille Lorimer
Eunice Murrel
Dean Brown
Abandonment Hearing Adjourned To July Sixteen
The C and A railroad abandonment hearing to discontinue service on the T R and N line is continued to July 16. The session starts at 10 a m Chicago time in room 2001 City Hall Square Building Chicago. The Marshall County Board of Supervisors appropriated 750 to aid Putnam County in fighting the application. Magnolia would lack rail facilities if approval is granted.
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C. and A
Chicago
City Hall Square Building
Marshall County Board of Supervisors
Putnam County
Magnolia
D A R Celebrate Flag Day Luncheon Event
D A R observed flag day with a one o'clock luncheon at the hotel. Mrs Waterous and Mrs Starliper hosted. Mrs Hallfarth attended from El Paso. Members toasted the flag then played bridge. decor featured national colors. Mrs Harrison Gregory Jr won first prize.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
T. C. Waterous
Calvin Starliper
Carl Hallfarth
el Paso
Tex
Fla
Harrison Gregory, Jr
Ational
iss _Juhia—Strawn
Advertising and promotional bulletins urged to boost sales
The piece argues that using pro duct education and free government bulletins can stimulate sales. It notes canning, sewing, home making, cooking bulletins, and similar materials distributed by dealers and grocers. It warns against delaying advertising and urges timely action to avoid a failed comeback.
Shower Held for La Rose Young Couple
About 150 guests gathered at Edward Spangler’s La Rose home and at the Spangler residence for a surprise shower honoring Miss Georgia Spangler, bride to be of Fred Zilm. Guests enjoyed lawn games and music as Georgia opened gifts including bed linens, china, silverware, and coins. Refreshments of coffee, ice cream, and cake followed, provided by relatives of the couple.
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Edward Spangler
la Rose
Walter Spangler
Georgia Spangler
Fred Zilm
Georgia
Fourth of July Fund Grows as Donors List Increases
A city Fourth of July finance committee reports pledges reaching 269.50 with additional donors named this week. More funds are needed for prize money and downtown attractions, and those not yet contacted are urged to notify committee member Mr. Carlson. The money is not required before July 1.
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W. W. Dewey & Son
D. E. Best
H. H. Hall
Tos Tau
Carlson
Thumb Injured at James Barry Farm Incident
William Solathe known as Soliday suffered a badly injured thumb at the James Barry farm when his hand was caught between an engine and a corn shelter as machines bumped into each other.
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William Solathe
Soliday
James Barry
Whitefield Drainage District bids for 8100 feet of tile work
Commissioners C Shearer F Clift and C Greenlee of Marshall County Illinois call for bids to lay 8100 feet of shale clay drainage tile at Whitefield Township section 18. Tiles 20 inch for 3200 feet and 22 inch for 4900 feet, starting 20 rods south of the northwest corner, hauled seven miles from Broadmoor. Payment 50 percent at half completion, balance on finish. bond required. Bids due Tuesday at Meissner's Garage Henry Illinois at 2 PM.
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C. Shearer
F. S. Clift
Charles Greenlee
Whitefield
Marshall County
Illinois
Whitefield Township
Broadmoor
Meissner
Henry
D. C. Shearer
Clift
For Sale or Trade Buick Roadster and Ford Touring Car Top
One Buick Roadster in good running order and one Ford Touring Car Top offered by Simon C Kaplan of Henry Auto Salvage Co. A brief notice advertises these items for sale or trade.
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Simon C. Kaplan
Henry Auto Salvage Co
Dawson Family Visits Extend to Geneseo Trip
For and Mrs Arthur Dawson of Lacon were Saturday evening callers in Camp Grove. On Sunday the Dawsons and Bert Dawson and family visited Mr and Mrs William Dawson in Geneseo to spend the day.
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Arthur Dawson
Lacon
Camp Grove
Bert Dawson
Geneseo
Wm. Dawson
Notable Weekend Visit at J P Hickey Home
Leo Ennis a Chicago student spent Friday through Sunday at the J P Hickey home. Sunday guests included Art Sigama of Evanston Leo Kamins and Miss Celestine Hickey of Peoria.
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Leo Ennis
Chicago
Fred W. Potter Attorney-at-Law
Attorney at law Fred W Potter offers real estate and insurance services with special attention to estate settlements in Henry Illinois. Contact the office by phone for details and consultations.
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Christian Missionary
Roberta Sleater
A. E. Hubbard
Jefferson
Peoria
At-Fisher’s-Meat-Market
Fred W. Potter
Henry, Ill
Aetna
Via
Duke Brothers
Webster’s
Henry-News-Republican
Ag Bts BO Sas
Boy Scouts Movement
U. S
Boy Scouts
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