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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
5
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Classified note offers corn planting help and a two row tractor plow for hire. Includes contact Geo Baggins Route 8 Wyoming phone Camp Grove 1-10 and ad dates. Also items from D Jot ls and L Frazier Henry Illinois with free delivery lard whipped cream and a slip found on a hard road.
Henry residents hosted visitors and travelers during the week. Frank Adams and Mrs. Olive Adams spent time in town, Clarence Turner and son took a race horse to Bingeapoli Minnesota, and P. V. VanHeft of Chicago visited Bob Davis. Royal Neighbors lodge initiated two candidates and shared refreshments after a meeting. Roy F. Stegle joins Henry High as superintendent and will move his family. John Peterman and spouse celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary with a Peoria trip and show.
Community outside Henry shares picnics visits and church events. Families such as Mr and Mrs Herbert Doyle and Cronkrite clan plus Grace Toby and others attended gatherings around Henry and nearby towns. A three boy two girl first communion at St Josephs church and local residents visiting relatives fill weekend pages.
The Henry Illinois merchandising landmark Hutchins & Downey closes after 71 years of continuous advertising and service. Edmund Glick of Muscatine Iowa bought the stock and fixtures and moves the operation to Muscatine for retail through regular trade channels. Downey plans remain private with residence in Henry Arkansas.
A meeting of the Illinois Valley Union Central club of Union Central Life Insurance agents was held at Hotel Henry on Wednesday June 21 with sessions in the basement and a luncheon in the dining room. General agent M. E. Schryver attended along with district agent C. H. Davis, and agents praised local courtesies.
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