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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1934

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Horner Appoints Debt Adjustment Committee Here

Governor Henry Horner confirmed the formation of farm debt adjustment committees in Marshall Putnam counties to aid farmers in financial distress. Members include L F Boyle Clifford Haws William Heinrich Bernard Moews and J W Owen. Committees review farm real estate mortgage cases hear testimony and negotiate adjustments to prevent foreclosures. Committees act as mediators not lenders and operate at no cost to applicants. Applications go to local committee members.

Henry Horner Marshall and Putnam L. F. Boyle Hennepin Clifford Haws Magnolia William Heinrich Henry Bernard C. Moews Granville J. W.owen Walter W. McLaughlin Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Conciliatory Committee Illinois

Chance to Fight Again Headlines Lacon Boxing Card

Kenneth Chance of this city returns to amateur boxing on Friday at the K of P hall in Lacon facing Allen Bovell of Streator at 175 pounds. The card also features Russell Bennington vs Otto Giesholt at 145, Lee Pelz vs Henry Smith at 135, John Harvey vs Sam Cali at 118, Deco Sharick vs Steve Klatcho at 135, and Raymond Crank vs Tadk Roberts at 126.

Kenneth Chance K. of P. Hall Lacon Allen Bovell Streator Chance Woodruff Field Peoria Russell Bennington Eecon A. G Otto Giesholt Streaor Lee Pelz Lacon A. C Henry Smith John Harvey Sam Cali Deco Sharick Steve Klatcho Raymond Crank Tadk Roberts

Henry Girls Cagers Wallop Abingdon 31 to 2

Henry's feminine basketball team routed Abingdon Y girls 31 to 2 at the local gym. Olson scored the visitor's lone basket while Applegate Keenan and Waughop each hit five field goals for 10 points. Williams added a free throw for 31 total. Next Tuesday March 27 the Siona Beauty quintet of Kewanee visits seeking revenge after an early 15-14 Henry win.

Henry Abingdon “Y Olson Invaders Applegate Keenan Waughop Williams R. Merdian Corbin Siona Beauty Kewanee Kewaneeans Péorla —Dry— Goods Weisser Jewelry Company Iowa Sionas Femsa

Velma and Thelma Harvey to Be Featured on WMBD Juvenile Show

Misses Velma and Thelma Harvey twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Fred Harvey of Chillicothe and granddaughters of Mr and Mrs William Hill of Sparland will perform a vocal duet on the Juvenile program from WMBD Peoria. The program airs Saturday between 10 and 11 o clock p m.

WMBD Velma Thelma Harvey Fred Harvey Chillicothe William Hill Sparland Peoria

Special Services at First Christian Church Next Sunday

Special services at the Christian church next Sunday include an 11 o clock sermon by Hallautel on The Crown ing Day with music by Orien and Elden Johnson home from school. At 4 o clock the choir rehearses for the evening service followed by a 7 30 evangelistic service featuring Daniel on Seven Last Sayings of Christ from the Cross and a large electric cross in use. All invited to attend this spiritual feast. Psalms provide chorus.

Christian Church Hallautel Orien Elden Johnson Daniel Christ

Swaney Wrestlers Place Fifth in Illinois State Meet

Swaney high school grapplers from McNabb earned fifth in the Illinois state high school wrestling meet at Urbana high school. Gwynne Peterson won the 115 pound title and Tom Quinney captured the 165 pound crown for Swaney. Coach Paul Benbow, elected president of the Down State Wrestling Coaches association, noted a potential state meet at Swaney next March. Richard Greene of Champaign received the outstanding wrestler medal.

Swaney High School Grapplers McNabb Ilinois Urbana High School Paul Benbow Down State Swaney Urbana Gibson City Benbow Swaney High School Gwynne Peterson Tom Brady Danville Tom Iron Man Quinney Edwin Adkins Richard Greene Champaign

Granville Church Names New Pastor

The Rev. Ray W. Barber, assistant pastor of South Church in Chicago, has been called to Granville’s First Congregational Church and began duties last Sunday. He has preached the last two Sundays and is married with four children Edith 17 Raymond Jr 16 Catherine 12 and Martha Louise 9. Barber studied at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Shurtleff College the Divinity School of the University of Chicago and the Chicago Theological Seminary and holds Th.G preph and Ph degrees.

Ray W. Barber South Church Chicago First Congregational Church Granville Barber Edith Raymond, Jr Catherine Martha Louise

Marshall County Vets Set for 268273.80 Bonus Under Patman Bill

The Patman veteran's bonus bill would grant Marshall County 268 273.80 if enacted. Illinois counties show varying totals with Peoria 2911686.40, McLean 31506210.20, Knox 1057521.60, and the statewide Illinois allotment 157191472.40 per Congressional Record figures.

Marshall CO Patman Marshall County Peoria Tazewell Stark Putnam Bureau Marshall Fulton Hancock Henry Knox McLean Mason Merced Woodford Illinois Congressional Record

Toluca Miner Hurt by Falling Rock at Mine

Dominic Leonelli of Toluca sustained a serious head injury when a large rock fell on him at the Minoak mine. He was transported Thursday afternoon to Dr. Peterson’s Toluca office for treatment.

Dominic Leonelli Toluca Minoak Dr. Peterson

Bank appoints receiver for Old Granville National Bank

Albert Janssen of this city has been named receiver for the old Granville National Bank. He will oversee liquidation of the former bank’s affairs. Granville’s new National Bank, recently organized, is operating separately. Janssen was previously conservator during the institution’s reorganization.

Albert Janssenz Granville National Bank Granville New National Bank Janssen

Illinois Agricultural leader to speak at Marshall Putnam farmers meeting

Earl C. Smith president of the Illinois Agricultural association will speak at a Marshall Putnam county farmers gathering at Sparland High School auditorium next Wednesday March 28. The meeting begins at 7 30 p m according to the farm bureau.

Earl "C. Smith Illinois Agricultural Association Marshall-Putnam County Sparland High School Farm Bureau

Smith Joins Wallace on Midwestern Agriculture Meeting

Mr. Smith has worked with Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace on corn hog control and farm taxation issues. He is praised as the leading agricultural authority in the middle west and farm bureau officials urge a large attendance for the meeting opening. A prepared program will entertain the gathering.

Smith Henry Wallace Middle West Farm Bureau

Stock Assessment Set for Henry National Bank Creditors

Stockholders of the First Henry National Bank face a capital stock assessment authorized by receiver Albert Janssen under the Comptroller of the Currency. The 350 000 total is payable by April 21 with 25 percent due initially and 25 percent monthly thereafter. late payments incur Illinois legal interest. Liquidity improvements are expected and depositors may receive a dividend once assessment details are finalized.

First Henry National Bank Albert Janssen Comptroller of the Currency Washington Illinois

Lloyd Hunter Injured After Auto Mishap Near LaRose

Lloyd Hunter of this city was injured and his car heavily damaged in an automobile accident near LaRose last Friday afternoon. He pulled onto the pavement near the LaRose elevator and failed to yield to an approaching truck. The truck struck his car, throwing it from the road and demolishing it. Hunter received severe cuts to his head and face and other injuries. The truck and driver escaped serious damage.

Lloyd Hunter LaRose Hunter

New Ferre Barge On Way Henry

A new ferry is en route from Copperas Creek near Havana to Henry to replace the current operation. William Ric key and William Barker are listed as navigators. It is expected to arrive today or tonight and will begin service during Henry bridge construction to cut ongoing costly repairs on the old outfit.

Copperas Creek Havana Henry William Rickey William Barker

Magnolia Bible Class Sponsors Fish Fry and Lecture

The Magnolia Community Church Men’s Bible class plans a Good Friday fish fry on March 30 with serving at 5 30 pm. Senator Noah M Mason of the 39th district will speak on Education Taxation and Legislation, outlining solutions and stressing tax concerns for homeowners and workers. Musical numbers accompany the event.

Magnolia Community Noah M. Mason Mason Oglesby Senate Magnolia

Former Resident Williams Dies in California

Steven Williams born March 1 1860 in Henry Illinois died March 18 in Long Beach California. He lived in Nebraska with family before moving to Long Beach in 1917 where he owned a home. Survived by sisters Mrs. Thomas Rance Omaha and Miss Alice Williams Long Beach and brothers J H Williams Peoria and David Williams Pendleton plus several nieces and nephews. Two siblings preceded him in death.

Long Beach California Steven Williams Henry David Catherine Williams Marshall County Illinois Nebraska Alice’ Williams Williams Thomas Rance Omaha Nebr Alice Williams J. H. Williams Peoria David Williams Pendelton Oregon Henry and Vicinity

Cornhog Signers Must Stake Off Contract Acres

About 1 500 farmers in Marshall and Putnam counties have signed contracts to retire 20 to 30 percent of their corn acres. They must stake off retirement areas with posts before committees appraise productivity and determine 30 cent per bushel payments. Delays occur if boundaries are unclear, slowing the program.

Marshall Putnam L. J. Hager Extension Service College of Agriculture University of Illinois

Frank T Harlin Dies at Woodstock Illinois

Frank T Harlin age 78 and former farmer of Marshall and Peoria counties died in a Woodstock Illinois hospital after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at Blue Ridge church with burial in nearby cemetery. He was born June 15 1855 near Worcester Ohio and moved to Illinois as a child, later marrying Ella Fillmore in 1904. He leaves one child Ora F of Chillicothe.

Frank T. Harlin Marshall Peoria Woodstock Ill Blue Ridge Franklin Thaddeus Harlin Worcester Ashland County Ohio Illinois Putnam Brimfield Ella Fillmore Ora F Chillicothe Methodist Church

Employment Office Ready to Serve Farmers in Marshall County

The Marshall County Re-employment Office in Lacon at the county courthouse lists 76 registered farm hands with five or more years of experience. Manager B A Bollman offers to arrange introductions so farmers can discuss work nature and wages before hiring. The service charges nothing to employers or workers and aims to aid spring and summer farm labor needs.

Marshall County Marshall County Court House Lacon B. A. Bollman

John Poignant Surprised on His Birthday

John Poignant was surprised by relatives on his birthday March 16 at his country home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joseph Roth and son Clifford of Washburn, Mr and Mrs Lou Poignant and Harold and Helen of Washburn, Mr and Mrs Melvin Newell of Chillicothe, Mr and Mrs John Stotler of Sparland, Frank Poignant and son Frank Emerson of Metamora, Mr and Mrs Isaac Stotler and sons Clyde and George Melvin and granddaughter Gelestine Stotler of Bradford, and Thomas Foley of Camp Grove.

John Poignant Joseph-Roth Clifford Washburn Lou_Poignant Harold Helen Melvin Newell Chillicothe John Stotler Sparland Frank Poignant Frank Emerson Metamora Isaac Stotler Clyde George Melvin Gelestine Stotler Bradford Thomas Foley Camp Grove

National Legion Commander to Speak at El Paso Post Dinner

Edward A. Hayes national commander of the American Legion will be the guest speaker at the 12th annual community Legion dinner sponsored by El Paso post No 59. The dinner is set for March 31.

The American Legion Edward A. Hayes community—Legion el Paso Post No.59

Ten year old George Snell bitten by dog in Princeton

George Snell ten son of Mrs Marie Snell of Princeton was severely injured last week Tuesday when attacked by a dog. He was taken to Perry Memorial hospital in Princeton and his condition was listed as serious. He is nephew of Lawrence and Harrison Gregory and many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

George Snell Marie Snell Princeton Perry Memorial Hospital George Lawrence Harrison Bud) Gregory Henry

Putnam Names Ray Strosnider Postmaster

Ray Strosnider has been appointed postmaster at Putnam with confirmation by Postmaster General Farley. The fourth class office under the civil service act is a permanent position. Strosnider ranked highly among the three applicants who took the examination.

Ray Strosnider Putnam Farley Strosnider

Elgin Couple Welcome 9 Pound Baby Girl

Mr and Mrs Rube Elgin announce the arrival of a 9 pound baby girl this Wednesday.

Mrs. Ruse Elgin Rube Elgin

Old Henry County landmark razed after decades of use

One of Henry's oldest structures on Second Street near School Street was torn down this week by Fr Potter of the city. Constructed in the late sixties or early seventies, it once housed McNeal carriage works, then Wrigley poultry firm, later Steele poultry, and Grampp & Co. The property, once owned by the Duke family, had stood idle after a fire in 1901 and was ordered demolished due to fire hazard.

Henry Second Street School Street Fr Potter McKendrie McNeal Ken McNeal McNeal Harry Hurt Wrigley Poultry Wrigley Wyoming Matthew Steele Frank Grampp & Company Grampp East Park Row William” Duke Belle Duke

Absentee Voting Opens For April 10 Primary

Friday marked the first day to file absent voter ballot applications for the April 10 primary. Deadlines: mail applications by April 5, in person by April 7. Clerks post lists with applicant name address voting district party ticket and dates received. Ballots stay in envelopes until election day and are counted with in person votes. Absentee voting available only to voters out of the county on election day.

Court House

John Steele Found to Have Broken Hip

John Steele, hurt in an accidental fall about a month ago, has a broken hip per an X ray at St Margaret's hospital Spring Valley. Doctors at Henry hospital cast the leg and he will be confined at home for several months.

John Steele St. Margaret’s Hospital Spring Valley the Henry Hospital

Arbor and Bird Days Urged in Illinois Proclamation

Gov Henry Horney urged Illinois citizens to observe Arbor Day April 1 and Bird Day October 19 by renewing interest in nature and planting trees and shrubs while protecting native birds in a public proclamation.

Henry Horney i Illinois

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Horner Henry Girl Cagers Wallop Abingdon ATS First Christian Old Granville Earl. C. Smith TA A Earl C. Smith NEW Ferre Woodstock, Ill George ‘Snell
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