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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1931

Page

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Henry Alun fini Association Banquet Plans Ready

At a May meeting the Henry Alun fini Association mapped the forty first annual banquet to be held in Henry gym on May 29. Committees chaired by Margaret J. Duke cover program decorations dancing nominating and reception with numerous members named and plans well advanced.

Scorogerk Henry Alunfini _Association Henry National” Bank Anna Hunt Irene. Keegan Clarence Duke Oscar Davis Chas Green Beulah,Nicholson Jennie ‘Bayne Julius Hoscheidt Clara Ziegler L. H. Meissner Alden Hunter Charles Hofer Gene Clift Lawrence Green Grace Hartley Lorna Blackburn George Harney May Young Hans Otto Alta Rickey Ruth Green Guys Sivell Mae _ McLaughlin Dorothy Miller Delilah ‘Hubert

Obituary: Welch Man Dies at 38 in Watertown State Hospital

William Welch born June 28 1892 in Bootenville Orange County Vermont died May 10 in Watertown State Hospital at age 38 10 17. Survived by three brothers Roy of Putnam Carl of Montevideo Minn Byron and three sisters Mrs Mary Johnson Delhi Iowa Mrs Clara Harting Cherry and Mrs Ethel Dork this city. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm A B Smith chapel Rev D W Madden officiating. Interment Riverside cemetery Hennepin.

Werman Welch Bootenville Orange County State Hospital Watertown Roy Putnam Carl Montevideo Minn Byron Mary Johnson Delhi Iowa Clara—Harting Cherry Ethel’ Dork A. B. Smith D. W. Madden Irl Johnson George Heminghouse Clarence _ Johnson Walter Downey Walter Transburg Jake Dorft Frank Dawson Riverside Hennepin

Christian Church Plans Annex Addition At West End

The Christian Church board has approved a contract with Sivell Bros to add two rooms a kitchen and a social room at the west end of the existing edifice. The building will be painted and redecorated and modern conveniences installed. Funds are pledged and largely collected, avoiding extra burdens on members. Additional updates will follow as the project progresses.

Christian Sivell Bros

Mrs Glenn Anderson Taken To Spring Valley Hospital

Mrs. Glenn Anderson of Henry was taken to St. Margaret's hospital in Spring Valley on Wednesday for a serious operation on a complication of appendicitis and gall stones. She is recovering but will remain in the hospital for an indefinite period.

Glenn Anderson Henry St. Margaret’s Hospital Spring Valley Anderson

Senior Class Present Nothing But the Truth

Henry High School senior class will present Nothing But the Truth next Friday evening May 22. The cast is nearing polished performance and promises a pleasant and entertaining event for patrons.

Henry High School

Mother's Day observance at First Christian Church

More than two hundred gathered at the First Christian Church for the Mother's Day program. Dr Madden delivered the sermon and floral awards were presented by Mrs Flavel Bland. Mrs Belle Hunt was oldest mother present and Mrs Robt Morse youngest. The father with most children was Mrs John Brown. Gerniums petunias and ferns adorned by Mrs Jack Hunter were given to winners. Miss Reinbeck and Mrs Cook provided piano music and a double quartette of young ladies sang. Mrs Earle Blackwell and Miss Verla Waughop gave solo parts. The service closed with an invitation hymn and benediction.

First Christian Madden Flavel Bland Belle Hunt Robt Morse Sand John ‘Brown Earle ‘Blackwell Waughop

Plan Low Interest Farm Loans Draw Local Support

A large group of agriculturists and business men gathered at the Henry National Bank community room to hear William Costello outline the Farmers Three Per Cent League plan to form a Marshall county unit and file petitions for Congress. A monster mass meeting is urged for Sparland Gym May 20. Costello says farm mortgages totaling 9.5 billion dollars carry up to seven percent interest and proposes federal refinancing via farm mortgage bonds at three percent. The league spans at least twenty Illinois counties and 16 states with broad citizen support and petitions expected to mobilize 85 to 98 percent local voter backing to press Congress for action next session. A program committee including George Harney, Hugh Hastings, and J. A. Shanklin will arrange the Sparland event.

Henry National Bank William_Costello Farmers’ Three Per Cent League Marshall County Sparland Jon Costello Senate Illinois George Harney Henry Hugh Hastings Chillicothe J. A. Shanklin la Rose

Last Session of January Court Concludes Marshall County Term

Judge Harry J. Ingram presided as Marshall county circuit court finished its January term. In Brumsey v Hall Brumsey the will construction motion and relief were set with objections as exceptions. Langston v Smith et al awarded 334.44 dollars. North America Benefit Corp assumpsit cases were dismissed and costs paid. Term adjourned to meet May 25 for the May term.

Harry J. Ingram Circuit Court of Marshall County Richard Brumsey James Hall Brumsey M. A. Langston Emmerson W. Smith W. A. Smith Pearl J—Onyun North America Benefit Corporation Assumpsit Mae E. Olson

Henry News-Republican publisher named to Peoria board of review

G. P. Scott owner and publisher of the Henry News-Republican and Chillicothe Bulletin was appointed to the Peoria county board of review by County Judge Francis C. Vonachen on Wednesday. He replaces William T. Conley who retires after six years on the board. Scott’s two year term begins June 1.

G. P. Scott Henry News-Republican Chillicothe Bulletin Peoria

Legion Plans for Memorial observance

Memorial Day events in the city are planned for Saturday morning May 30 by American Legion Post No. 323. A three member committee was formed to coordinate with the Women's Auxiliary and the W A C to arrange a tentative program.

American Legion Post No. 323 Auxiliary

Henry Will Celebrate Fourth of July With Big Public Event

Plans for independence day festivities at the Pisxclel-Yetrate fair grounds in Henry progress quickly. The all day program features horse racing baseball fireworks dancing and a Riviera Park evening show with a rebuilt amphitheatre at El Paso and a free grandstand for spectators. Families are invited to Henry to enjoy the celebration.

Henry Fair ‘Grounds Riviera- Park el Paso

Lacon Sparland Dike Paving to Start Immediately

The Lacon Home Journal reports immediate paving of the dike road between Sparland and the Lacon bridge. J R Fey of the Flack office will be resident engineer. Two strips will allow one way traffic during work. Paving set to begin June 1 and finish by July 15 if weather cooperates. Hartman Clark Construction of Peoria handles the contract.

Lacon Home Journal Theodore Flack Peoria Sparland Lacon Bridge J. R- Fey Hartman-Glark Company of Peoria

Soil treatment boosts land value at McNabb field explain program

The College of Agriculture University of Illinois will host a soil experiment field meeting at McNabb at 1 30 p m on Wednesday May 27. Representatives will explain experiments showing income gains from treatments including manure plowdown red clover and rock phosphate in a four year rotation. The site invites all farmers and interested persons.

Putnam County College of Agriculture University of Illinois McNabb

Forty Acre Tract Sells at Three Dollars Per Acre

In Worth Township Woodford county the executor S M Snyder sold 120 acres to settle Nicholas Parr estate. A 40 acre tract brought 120 dollars at 3.00 an acre bid by John T Miller. An 80 acre tract went to Alois J Alig at 7.25 an acre totaling 580 dollars. The full 120 acres brought 700 dollars in cash.

Woodford County S. M. Snyder Nicholas Parr Worth Township John T. Miller Alois J. Alig

Former Henry Resident Sarah Pool Dies at 83

Mrs. Sarah Pool widow of the late Aaron Pool died in Alliance Nebraska on May 6 1981 at age 83. She lived in Henry and vicinity from 1860 to 1883 and is survived by a sister and four sons.

W. J Logan Street Denver Colo Sarah Pool Aaron Pool Alliance Nebr Henry and Vicinity

Henry hosts Marshall county grade school track meet

Approximately fifty athletes from Wenona Toluca Washburn and Henry compete tomorrow afternoon at the fairgrounds in nine events. The meet features heavy and light weight classes with relays over half and 440 yards, cups for relay winners, ribbons for individual placers, and Nate Crabtree as referee assisted by Wright Hoscheidt Phillips and Hartley. Lawrence Green coaches the Henry team with hopes of winning.

Henry Marshall County Wenona Toluca Washburn Hield Nate Crabtree Wink” Wright Julius Hoscheidt Dick Phillips Jack Hartley Lawrence Green

Local Poppy Day Sale Planned For May 23

The American Legion and Auxiliary announce Memorial Day poppy drives in Henry on Saturday May 23. Proceeds from the sale fund disabled veterans and families, with more than 7 200 auxiliary units nationwide enabling millions to honor World War dead and aid living veterans.

Henry American Legion France Flanders

Henry Grade School shines in Washburn contests

Henry Grade School students excelled in Marshall county grade school literary and musical contests at the Washburn opera house on May 6. Billy Miller won first in boys declamation, Miriam Crabtree took third in girls declamation, and the girls chorus directed by Miss Romana Mooney placed first, praised by judge Professor Lathrop as the outstanding chorus of the evening.

Henry Marshall County Opera House Washburn Billy Miller Miriam Crabtree Romana Mooney Lostant Martha Green Hollis Frazier Phoebe Madden Priscilla Knight

Monster Mass Meeting At Sparland Gymnasium

A monster mass meeting will be held at the Sparland gymnasium on Wednesday evening May 20 at 7 30 for the purpose of discussing refinancing of farm mortgages on a three percent basis. A speaker of note will discuss the fundamentals of this refinancing plan and everyone is invited including farmers and business men.

Sparland Gymnasium Farmec

Federated Bible Classes to Meet in Wenona May 20

Members of the Marshall Putnam Counties Men's Federated Bible Classes will hold a meeting at 7 o clock followed by a banquet at Wenona on Wednesday evening May 20. Rev R L Rezner has been secured as speaker for the evening.

Marshall-Putnam Counties Men’s Federated Bible Classes Wenona Revi-R.- L.-Rezner

Junior-Senior Banquet Held Monday Evening

The dining hall at H Hotel Henry was elaborately decorated for the junior senior banquet held Monday at 7 p.m. About sixty attended including faculty. Toastmistress Miss Tessa Sleater presided. program featured Dana Kinsman welcome, Opal Keenan response, vocal trio, trumpet solo by Kinsman, readings, toast by Joseph Markus, and a photo-play at the Henry Theatre.

H Hotel Opal Keenan Helen—Onyah Carol Heininger Dorothy Williams Ac- Ace Elizabeth Richardson Dana Kinsman Margaret’ ‘McAllister Joseph Markus Edwin Barry

Leonard W. McBride Dies In Far California

Leonard W. McBride died May 7 in Los Angeles from an acute heart attack. Born September 10, 1891, in Henry he worked in Varna and Venice as a pharmacist before moving west. Surviving are daughter Mary Jane, his mother, siblings, and a large network of relatives. funeral was May 9 in Culver City with Masonic rites at Inglewood Cemetery.

Leonard Wesley McBride Los Angeles Calif McBrdde Leonard W. McBride Henry T J.segraves Thewest McBride Venice Chicago H Cuskey Varna Mary Jane West Lucy E. McBride G. P. Schaffer Springfield C. W. Ransom W. J. Wellbrook Tucson Ariz N. J. Ponder B. F. McBride Worthington, Minn C. A. McBride E. C. McBride

Four day rainfall brings relief across central Illinois

Rainfall over four days totaled about one and a quarter inches easing water worries. Farmers and residents welcomed the end of lawn and garden sprinkling as creeks ran and irrigation needs declined. The weekend rain was described as the finest in a year by locals.

Central Illinois

Woman Breaks Leg How Fall from Ladder Hurts Home

Mrs. Frank Wunder is in local hospital with a broken leg after slipping from a step ladder at her home Wednesday afternoon. She twisted her right leg near the ankle while cleaning walls and was treated at the hospital. She is recovering and may be moved home later this week.

Frank Wunder

Toluca Wins Marshall County Track Meet

Toluca wins the Marshall County track meet at Toluca with 36 points. Weona collects 342-3 and Lacon 30 points. Henry leads with 12 1-3, Varna adds three, Sparland one, as Toluca edges the rivals.

Toluca Wenona Acon Marshall County Lacon Henry Varna Sparland

Peoria Post Band Delights Crowd In Rainy Concert

The Peoria American Legion Band post No 2 delivered a wide program at the Henry Theatre despite Friday night rain. Everett Dirksen Pekin spoke during intermission about Legion aims while Master Detmer and Leon Towne entertained with solos. The show closed with Star Spangled Banner and Stars and Stripes Forever encore.

Peoria American Legion Band Post No. 2 Everett M. Dirksen Pekin Henry Theatre Legion Woodman America Light ‘Cavalry Harry Detmer Leon’ D. Towne Kiss Towne Red Mill Herbert Everett M. ‘Dirksen Captain Woodman Peoria’ Post Dirkson American Legion Orpheus Mahlon Saxton Drolla Schubert Sally_Trom=- bone Illinois Doc” Woods Illinois American Legion Wigan No Man’s Land Johnny Sousa

Farm Bureau Baseball Team to Play Peoria County

The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau baseball team opens the 1931 season at Kickapoo in Peoria County on Saturday May 16 at 2 30 pm. Several new players join the roster and the club shows strong interest. Stark County is expected to meet the Marshall Putnam squad in a game hosted in Marshall Putnam counties on Saturday May 23.

Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau

Sam Crabtree Delivers Mother's Day Address at Dwight Reformatory

Sam Crabtree of this city spoke at a vesper service in the Illinois reformatory for women at Dwight. He noted 50 inmates are housed there, all ages and colors, and that women from Joliet will be moved to Dwight at a later date.

Sam Crabtree Bellinois Reformatory Dwight

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Association Christ Christian Church Spring Valley Hospital Will Didina Lacon-Sparland - Dike Henry Passes ON Federated Bible Classes Far California Peoria Post Boys Farm Bureau Peoria County Illinois Reformatory
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