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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

4

Whitney for Marshall-Putnam Junior College Board

Henry News-Republican endorses Robert B Whitney Magnolia community as the qualified candidate for one of seven director seats to guide the new Illinois Valley community college district. Whitney, a Magnolia farmer and Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau president, combines educational focus with tax understanding to back the college’s growth and revenue needs. The July 2 election offers a meritorious choice for voters in Marshall Putnam territory.

Putnem Ingle tlinois-Vally Unter Putnant County Henry Wenoniay Marshall County Illinois Valley Community College DB Group Marshall-Putnam Flordator-Thet Junior College Board of Education Marshall- Putnam Robert B. Whitney Ofu Magnolia Whitney Funior College Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau Omenthenry Union Henry News-Republican

Zoning enforcement stressed by consultants

Thompson Dyke of Harland Bartholomew & Associates says enforcement is the key to any zoning program. He notes a community lacking enforcement has no real zoning, merely waiting for funds and consultants while adopting ordinances.

Thompson Dyke Harland Bartholomew & Associates Marshall County City of Henry Byke

Fish Removal At Broadmoor Lake In June Event

A group led by Jack Boswell and others removed 1300 more small bluegills and crappies from Broadmoor Lake near Bradford on Tuesday night June 21. This raises total fish removed to 44,600 since seining began to reduce overpopulation, and the fish were placed alive into Scatfet Creek.

Lacon Ill Jack Boswell Petrie Hank Thomas Hud Alb Schulte Tom Adding Norville Herrin Elmer Brown Wilbur Holler Broadmoor Bradford Bréadmoor Lake

Peoria Public Library Groundbreaking Invitation Issued

Members of the Henry Library Board received invitations to the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Peoria Public Library building on Monroe Street Thursday at 10 a.m. The event marks the launch of a project within the Nol Valley Library System of which Henry Library is a member.

Henry Library Peoria Public Library Arrow Monroe’ St Peria Gondgiarcars Norby Valley Library System Mente

Service members addresses near Mississippi area

Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses including Army Detachment GMARY Ss 5 Box 28844 Keeserss, Bayt Mississippi 39534. Details are incomplete and unclear due to transcription errors.

Gerald Mércian GMARY Keeserss Bayt Mississippi

Marshall County Probate Court and Traffic Actions Summary

Marshall County court actions include guardianship petitions, probate of wills, and estate settlements. Notable items involve Grace E B Fraher will admitted to probate and estate settlements for Marion T McAllister and Clifford S Manock. Traffic court lists licenses, speeding, and improper towing cases with multiple defendants and dispositions. Property transfers include several lot and land conveyances in Sparland Lacon and nearby areas.

Marion T. McAllister Joan G. Duden Grace EB. Fraher Roy W. Miller Alfred R. Wright Louis F. Klein John H. Whitake Creikt Marshall Ilo

Smoking as enslaving hazard urged by pastor

In Tiskilwa Illinois a pastor argues against tobacco use citing Surgeon General findings. He links health cost, financial drain, spiritual duty, and social impact, urging Christians to abandon smoking and offer their bodies as holy sacrifice.

U. S

Henry Fishermen Remove 863 Fish From Lake Broadmoor

A Henry team led by Marshall Malisch Dr Walter Bayne and Rev Donald Beckman removed 863 small fish from Lake Broadmoor. The effort part of a weekly push aims to total over 10 600 since May 25 with a goal of 15 000 to improve fish balance amid overpopulation of panfish.

Henry State Department of Conservation Broadmoor Marshall Malisch Walter Bayne Donald Beckman Robert Petrich Ray Stange Albert Simpkins Pete Heltzman J. A. Jones Harold Stange Francis Stange Harry Robinson Herman Schubert James Copple Russell Huey

Gas heating tips cut costs via filter changes

The American Gas Association advises gas warm air heating owners to replace furnace filters once a year and clean them every two to three months during the heating season to improve efficiency and conserve energy.

The American Gas Association

Infra-red Burners Improve Auto Finishes in LA Plant

Infra-red burners using natural gas help dry and set paint on newly assembled cars at a Los Angeles facility. A major manufacturer reports 95 gas infrared burners in its plant.

Los Angeles

Bills Paid by Henry City Council June 13 1886

City council expenditures list payments to General Disposal Co Xerox Corp IMRF payrolls to multiple workers including Helen Raffensperger and Doris Brown and others, utilities, supplies, and services such as heating plumbing electrical and mowing with total items from various vendors and individuals.

Henry Multigraph Corp Turners Heating Bath Turner’s Murphy’s Gregor Electric County Clerk & Recorder Henry Chamber of Commerce Ind General Telephone Co John J. Wosik May Henry News Republican M-P Farm Bureau Central Ilinois Hopkins Standard Henry Motor Valley Chemical & Solvents Sinois Meter, Inc Ringenberg Read Bros Henry Plumbing & Heating Arwell, Inc LaSalle Clean Towel Palmer Chemical & Equip

Moews Companies Expand With New Iowa Plant

Moews Companies unveil plans for a new Granville Iowa seed plant to meet rising demand. J Robert Huey assures Perry interests that no layoffs are needed at Granville Boswell or Ill plants. Granville will supply seed corn and alfalfa seed while west coast and southwest sources provide other seed stock. Executives from Granville and Boswell attend Perry welcome event hosted by the chamber and Pe Industries.

Granville Moews Perry Iowa Des Moines Robert Huey Princeton Moews” Company Ill Boswell Ind Hugg Fey Towa Perry Chamber of Commerce and Pe Industries, Inc Huey Moews Granville Bettina Moews Gladys Brannon George Brannon Errit Veenstra C. A. Sowers Moews Corn Belt Company

Local families gather for visits and celebrations in Varna area

A flurry of visits and events surrounds Varna and nearby areas. Residents welcome relatives from Henry and Toluca, attend ice cream socials in St. Marys, celebrate birthdays, and mark anniversaries. News notes include marriage announcements in New York and family dinners in Peoria, Henry, and Metamora with many relatives mentioned by name.

Bowers Receives National Safety Council President's Medal

Ramon Bowers of Central Illinois Light Co. was awarded the NSC President's Medal for emergency resuscitation of a coworker after a March 15 1965 gas incident. The ceremony June 22 at Vonachaen's Junction featured remarks by Rev Thornburg and James H Snyder presenting the bronze honor.

Ramon Bowers Central Illinois Light Company National Safety Council Central Ilinois Industrial Association Vonachen’s Junction Safety Council James H. Snyder Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc Robert Watts Thornburg First Methodist Church of Peoria

Newcomers Dorff Barry and Henkins families welcome new births

Newcomers Arthur Dorff and Helen Long of Martinville Indiana welcome daughter Tina Marie born June 20 weighing five pounds three ounces. Captain William Barry of Cheyenne Wyoming and his wife greet son Nicholas Patrick born June 22 weighing six pounds fifteen ounces. Grandparents include Carmen Timmy siblings and Walter Wadas of Peru. Earlier Harley Henkins' son, born June 25 at St Francis hospital in Peoria, ties to Douglas Bugerle and Frank Quynn. Earlier generations listed, with extensive extended family details.

Arvid Magnuson St Joseph Hs Homie Peoria Sin Fater Rosin Ni Hageman Ray Zee Mans Péorla Cate Joe Arn California Walter Nell Bogner Broomall Irene ‘Bogner Peo i James Shurts Elwin Shurts Hennepin Bilando's Camp Grove Henry John’ Maddox Judy John Abn Bogner Jay Ard Don Schlosser Holiday Inn Peru Schlosser Steven Seal Pekifi Robert Umphress Varna Lawrence Newan Varna Sunda Rai Richard Ay Ag Calif Arthur Dorff Helen Long Martinville Ind Tina Marie Capt William R. Barry Cheyenne Wyo Nicholas Patrick Timmy Carmen William Barry Walter Wadas Harley E. Henkins St Fracis Hospital Peoria Saturda Douglas Bugerle Frank Quynn Mabel Henkins James Wabél Roy Crooox Emmettsburg Iowa

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