Longtime Illinois Secretary of State Su Hughes Dies in New York
Su Hughesysnee eS ceratary of state since 1932 died at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. He was the last remaining Democrat in Illinois officialdom after Republicans swept other offices. Survived by widow Winifred and daughter Mary Elizabeth, he had long served in state government and earlier as Chicago politician.
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Opke County Board of Revie
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Contenton
Public Works
Justus S. Johnson
G.O.P
Bradford Republican Local News in June 29 1904
Fragments from a 1904 Bradford Republican page mention weekly copies for sale at the Henry News-Republican office. It notes prices five cents per copy and references Newark Republica and Henry Winds' news items for Manitoita counties.
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Wehona Club Guest Day at Bethany Lutheran Church
The Wenona Community Club hosted Guest Day on May 15 at Bethany Lutheran Church with 37 members and guests. Grace Routh opened the meeting, readings and pledges followed. Mrs Anna Lord spoke on the Dwight State institution and inmate ranges and sentences. Henderson Sisters entertained with piano, xylophone, clarinet numbers. Doris Keuhn sang. Lois Lindgren played violin. Refreshments served by Grace Routh and committee. Army cargo figures referenced from World War I peak tonnage in 1918.
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Grace “Routh
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Glara Moffett
America
Martha Harter
Fred Campbell
Anna Lord
Dwight State
Henderson Sisters
Doris Keuhn
Belen Lindgren
Lois Lindgren
Bessie McAllister
Hulda Anthony
Edith Judd
EU White
Brown Family Visit From Stockton to Henry City
C L Brown of Stockton California visiting Henry with his wife and son in law. He served two years in the Navy and fought in the late war era. They arrived Wednesday night to stay five days with Norton Brown and family during their tour to New York for a report.
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Manoes
Norton Brown
Stockton
Galif
New, York
Métor
Brown
Navy
Torry
Ji Ke
Heéenry
Two-Year-Old Suffers Bad Finger Injury At Home
Allan Quinn, two-year-old son of I and Mrs Leo Quinn, suffered a badly lacerated finger from a binder at his Henry area home Thursday morning. The child was taken to St Margare. Fred Mattern of Galesburg arrived in Henry Thursday morning to spend part of a two week vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Mattern. Intermediates of the Presbyterian Church studied What Jesus Taught under Mary Miller’s leadership after several baseball games in the church yard Wednesday evening.
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Leo Quinn
Henry
St. Margacure
Fred Mattern
Galesburg
Ed. Mattern
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Mary Miller
Lostant youths honored at Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lostant youths Carl Barr Max Chasteen and Gerald Ostick, slated to enter service, were honored at a Methodist Youth Fellowship meet. Hosts varied games on the lawn as three boys received religious books. Barbecue sandwiches strawberry shortcake and drinks were served. Max Chasteen left Monday for service. Local organizations aided at the Canteenine Street station, feeding 1623 service members. Forty women worked. food quantities included 122 loaves, 100 dozen cookies, 14 dozen Dismarks, 12 dozen rolls, 18 pounds coffee, 70 pounds meat and 10 pounds cheese. Glenn Palmore, a former Lostant boy, visited and helped graft some Lostant-Indies. Pvt. Dean Kellty home from Rantoul visited his family. The Palmore home hosted a Sunday picnic in honor of Cpl Glen Palmore on furlough from Tampa Florida, with his brother Mitchell awaiting navy duty. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Judds departed for California after a six week vacation.
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Max Chasteen
Gerald Ostick
St. John's
Woman's Club
Legion Auxiliary
Lostant
Glenn Palmore
Ben Palmore
Ino Rutland
Dean Kellty
Rantoul
Frank Kellty
Edward Boers
Glen Richard
Loutant
Hughie Spear
Mra
Verdu Antrim
Dana
Cpl Glen Palmore
Tampa
Fla
Mitchell
John Fogerty Buried in Putnam Funeral Service
Funeral services for John Fogerty of Chicago were held at St. Joseph's Church Henry on June 26. He was born November 10, 1870 in Putnam and died June 23, 1944 in Chicago at age 78. He married Catherine Jaggers of Peoria in 1908. He worked for Western Electric and later ran a furniture business. He leaves four sisters and six nephews served as pallbearers. burial followed in the family lot.
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Putnam
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Tisilwa
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Peorayg
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Davenport
Iowa
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Edward Finnegan
Camp Grove
Harold Pinnegin
Vern Fogerty
Princeville
Donald Russell
Tiskilwa
Soldier Names and Camps Mentioned in Wisconsin Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists Private Cletus Edwards and Private First Class James Knappenburger with unit references and multiple camps. Mentions Camp Hood Texas Camp Grant Racine area and Sturtevant Wisconsin. no clear event or dates provided.
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Hood
James ‘Knappenburger
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Racine
Camp Grant P. W. Camp
Sturtevant
Wisconsin
Schumacher Reunion Brings Family From Several Towns
The 12th annual Schumacher reunion gathered Sunday in LaBiose grade school yard with relatives from Te Salle, Yarna, Peoria, and LaBoise. A noon picnic lunch was enjoyed by about fifty attendees. Afternoon program featured officers and titles including president Mrs Lewis Bulk, vice president Lyle Schumacher, and secretary-treasurer Mrs Eunice Harms.
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Bulk
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Lyle
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Harms
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