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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1940

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Dewey Grain Company plans river elevator at Henry port

The Dewey Grain Company announces construction of a 60,000 bushel river elevator on the Illinois River south of Waterworks Park to be built by R Ry Mayberry of Cedar Rapids. The project, awarded Monday, aims to load shipments by barge and rail, creating a larger Henry river port with two elevators.

Illinois River Herator Wyey,’& Sons Grand Henry Rock. Island Henry Willee Déweys Ted DY Norris Grain Compar Chicago byener-Hudnut Company Operenne Norris Dewey Mayberry Cedar Rapids Iowa Suouth Bya Dulane Charles. Dewey Ilinois Ohio Havana Yoliet

Oscar Flesburg of Wenona Dies at 78

Oscar Flesburg of Wenona died March 7 after a year of illness. Born April 8, 1862 in Sweden, he married Alida Johnson in 1884 and worked as a sailor before emigrating to the United States in 1890. He later farmed near Wenona and moved to town in 1925. Surviving: three daughters Mrs Hylan, Mrs Ellen Johnson, Mrs Inez Boyd. two sons Harry Flesburg and Clifford of Chicago. one son Clarence died recently. one sister and four brothers in Sweden. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. at Hyddin-nome and 2 p.m. at Bethany Lutheran in Wenona with Rev Bernard officiating. Burial.

Oscar Sweden Wenona Wiesburg Hylan Ellen Johnson Alden Inez Boyd Peoria Harry Awasen Hydin-nome

Aged citizen Helen Rinkenberger Noll dies at 81

Mrs Helen Rinkenberger Noll died Friday March 5 after long illness including heart disease and pneumonia. Born August 19 1868 in Indiana she was 81 years 6 months 25 days old. She married Jacob Noll in Chicago April 30 1901 and lived in Henry. Funeral services were held at home with Rev Walter T Ward officiating and pallbearers named. Burial followed at Henry City Cemetery with M B R C conduct. Relatives from Chicago Des Plaines and Davenport attended the funeral.

Roya Neighbor Lodge U. S. W. V.hiineis Streator Walter T. Ward Methodist Church Ward Gus Beck Joseph Hellige John Appel William Siewers William Muller W. BR. C Henry City Lydia Schultz Chicago Arthur Rinkenberger Des- Plaines Ill Minmmie Brudsig Harold Peterson Davenport Iowa Sri O. Green

Tax Statements Mailed in Henry and Vicinity

Sr. of Toluca mailed 1940 tax statements to Henry and nearby property owners. Mr. Aimone arranged with local banks to receive tax funds and plans to visit Henry at least twice more. He will announce visit dates in the News Republican and will work from the lower bank building as in past years. He then traveled from Henry to Camp Grove and Speer to arrange bank collection of state rents.

Toluca Henry Aimone News-Republican Grove and Speer

New Farm Bureau Membership Grows in 1940

During early 1940 the Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau reports 55 new members added to Illinois records. Fifteen 1939 cancellations were reinstated. January alone saw 1589 new members statewide. Marshall Putnam met its 1940 quota of 70 with township committees driving outreach and service explanations.

N.ew Farm Bureau Marshall -Putnam Farm Bureau Illinois Agricultural Association Illinois Agricultural “Association Illinois Marshall - Putnam Wheerner Nut Populton Leusing Census Bureau Lureau House Senate

Townsend Club to raffle upholstered chair at June 7 rally

Henry Townsend Club plans a raffle of a valuable upholstered chair purchased from Whitmer store. Tickets cost ten cents or three for twenty five cents, with onlookers able to view the chair at Whitmer store. One ticket holder will receive the chair on June 7 at the Pier 2 rally.

Henry Townsend Esraer Henry Townsend Whitmer Furniture Dway Pier 2 P Beibers Whitmer

Bell Plain Farmer Named Campaign Manager for Stelle in Illinois Race

Rayroad Schwartz of Bell Plain Township has been named campaign manager for John Stelle in the Illinois Democratic gubernatorial bid. Schwartz, a longtime county official and Legionnaire, travels with aides LaRose and Washburn to promote Stelle and running mates in Marshall County and beyond.

Bell Plain Farmer Stelle Rayroad Schwartz Bell’ Plain Township Ear “Washburn Marshall John Stelle McLeansboro Illinois Lico Schumacher Marshall County LaRose Washburn Washburn n_ High- School Horner Florida National American Legion Singe Ne Tm

Hershey Campaign Stop Set for Wenona March 23

Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Harry B. Hershey with a statewide touring caravan plans a Wenona Illinois rally at 11 a.m. on Saturday March 23. Hershey leads the Hershey Slattery campaign ticket backed by regular party organizations in Marshall and Putnam counties with Louie E. Lewis lieutenant governor and Edward J. Hughes secretary of state among others.

Harry B. Hershey Wenona Ill Hershey James M. Slattery United States Hershey - Slattery Democratic County Central Committees Marshall Putnam Counties Louie E. Lewis Edward J. Hughes John C. Martin Homer Mat Adams Harold G. Ward Congress T. V. Smith Walter J. Orlikoski

Green visits Putnam County for Illinois governor bid

Dwight H. Green Republican nominee candidate for Illinois governor spoke at the American Legion hall in Granville. Organized by Lawrence Ellena county treasurer and campaign head. Dentists Dr M Germano chaired the meeting and introduced Green. Also presented were William Titus Magnolia and Albert Pucci candidates for local offices. Green spoke on unemployment government payrolls agriculture and state departments.

Dwight H. Green Putnam County Illinois American Legion Granville Lawrence Ellena Green R M.germano William Titus Magnolia Albert Pucci Mr. Green

Henry Resident Second to Pay Taxes This Year

William Pierce of Lacon was the first Marshall County resident to pay taxes this year as announced by Peter J Aimone Sr Toluca county treasurer and collector The second payer was Mrs Lottie Brown of Henry The statements were mailed by the county treasurer

William Pierce Lacon Marshall County Peter J.‘ Aimone Sr Toluca Lottie Brown Henry

Hershey Campaign Signs Active in Henry County

Henry supporters of Harry B. Hershey of Taylorville campaign for the Democratic nomination for Illinois governor. Large signs advertising Hershey have appeared in the Louis Seier building on Edward Street in Henry County.

Hershey Harry B. Hershey Taylorville Illinois Henry-at Louis -Seiér Edward Street

Dirksen Seen as Rising Illinois Leader in 1940

A Chicago observer predicts Rep Everett Dirksen of Illinois 11th District will gain key committee posts if Republicans win the House in 1940. The piece cites his knowledge of government, public speaking skill, and youth as factors in his ascent and notes interest from party and editorial circles in higher offices.

Everett M. Dirksen Marshall Putnam Congress Rep Dirksen Joe Cupnon James H. Mann Illnois Chicago Washington House of Representatives Sloyan Lnois Philadelphia Congressional Trentetra Tigutd Hia

Lyons Would Remove Sales Tax From Food

Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard J. Lyons told a statewide radio audience that with a Republican legislature he would remove the sales tax from food, claiming Illinois families would gain about 17 million dollars yearly for meals. State Representative Lottie Holman O’Neill praised Lyons’ record and said his government experience makes him the best qualified candidate for governor.

Richard J. Lyons Illinois WENR Chicago Lottie Holman O’neill Downers-Grove

McDonna Motor Sades TM Moves To Lucas Building

McDonna Chevrolet Motor Sales moves from the Warner building on Route 29 to the Lucas garage on Edward Street. Walter McDonna, proprietor, plans a new sales room for Chevrolet cars and a modern repair department with skilled Chevrolet mechanics. The second floor will hold repair work and car storage, while the Warner building will continue to service trucks and used cars with an outdoor lot.

McDonnamotor Lucas McDonna Chevrolet Walter Li _McDonna Cart Edward Street McDonna Henry Chevrolet Eharge Lucas Garage Me Melonna Warner Route 29 Ako Peoria

Belsly Hardware Plans New Building

Belsly owner Mark Belsly announces a new store building on the adjoining lot. To clear space for construction he will run a big sale of new and used merchandise through April 15 after moving $36,000 in stock from the Groh building, now unavailable.

Belsly Hardware Mark Belsly Belsly Nounced Groh Belsly

Marshall County Political Meetings Center on Green Campaign

In Marshall County several political gatherings focus on Dwight H. Green for governor. Events at Stanton Hotel Wenona and Veona feature updates by Andy Brix and Leslie Scott. Other activity supports Richard J. Lyons and U S Senator candidate C Wayland Brooks. Absentee and specimen ballots are now available at the Lacon county clerk’s office.

Henry Wenona Marshall County Dwight H. Green Andy Brix Streator Primis la Salle County Green Stanton Hotel Venona Leslie Scott Lacon Young Republicans Putnam County Lawrence Ellena Ellena Hove. Henry Oscar H Davis Richard J. Lyons C. Wayland Brooks Lyons Brooks Putnam

Putnam County Schools Award Certificates

Thomas M. Kennedy Putnam County Superintendent of Schools received superior grade school certificates for McNabb Granville Magnolia and John Swaney Consolidated. Regular certificates went to Florid Gehm Dysart Hullinger Fairview Centerville 13 Standard and Mark. Kennedy chaired a District 12 Illinois Association of School Boards dinner at Scott Hall Ottawa with Arnold Ashdown A J Wolf W NM Sutherland and George Mathis in attendance.

Thomas M. Kennedy Putnam County State Superintendent of Public Instruction McNabb Granville Magnolia John Swaney Gehm Dysart Hullinger Fairview Centerville Kennedy Tllinois

Henry Essexpectant and the pay of Gold radio program

A fragmented report notes a Tuesday night radio program hosted by Henry Essexpectant from New York sponsors offering $1,000 to a randomly selected resident named from a telephone directory. The piece hints at audience anticipation and a call for a Henry directory copy.

In- Partici Henry Minstrels Lions Roe Harsday Henry Henry Teléphone New- York City fHenry. Tees

Grass waterways are good insurance against gully erosion

Grass waterways provide erosion control by slowing runoff and stabilizing soil. The term appears in agricultural guidance advising farmers to implement such practices as a preventive measure against gully formation on fields.

Terrific Speed Causes a Dramatic Henry County Crash

Four young men from Chillicothe and Sparland drove at high speed on a daylight stretch near Henry. Their 1936 Ford wrecked after hitting a tree and telephone pole, tossing three from the car while another was found in the driver’s seat. Witnesses described a near airplane-like crash as the car careened past a residence and into a pole. two injured youths were hospitalized.

Henry Chillicothe Sparland Kay Warner Chilicothe Tom Doran West LeTourneau Doran Montonye Emil Mawksworth Dick Kapraun Shell City Lmlts Maxine Applegate Fritz Merdian Tenry Imels Ol Ray Warner Ehr John Williams Jiitry Moline Mr. Williams Harry Moline Ayas Montonys Hawksworth

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