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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

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Light Farm Homes Apply for $60000 Government Loan

Illinois Valley Electric Cooperative plans to finance and build a rural electrification project in Marshall Putnam counties. REA funds will back line construction and loan retirement with billing handled by the cooperative, aiding farmers seeking electricity and economic growth in the area.

Natin Illinois Valley Electric Coopertive Marshall and Putnam Coun Glennrothers Magnolia Delco M P REA Washrein D. C Nea Georgia Public’ Service Illinois Yeus Henry

Aéro.club Events and Summer Schedule Noted

The text outlines summer activities for a Sindire Aéro club with model airplanes. It mentions a late June to September window, a Thursday closing and a 12:30 time for a final day event, referencing Henry and Padre. It seems to summarize club timing and potential venue closings during the summer period.

Ara Sindire Aéro Ose Henry Afets Tony

Mrs E W Fountain Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs E W Fountain dies at her son Orlando’s home Saturday at 6 45 am after a long illness. Born Elizabeth Ann Shurts in Flytown New Jersey on September 9 1849 she was 89 years 8 months and 4 days old. She married Edward Fountain January 21 1869 and had seven children William George Edward Flora Fannie Renzella Robert Bruce Harry Grant and Orlando. Funeral services were held Monday at her home with Rev Walter War officiating. Interment followed at Winfield Center Cemetery with pallbearers and many relatives in attendance.

E. W. Fountain Orlando Elizabeth Ann Shurts Flytown N. J Peter P Effie Atin Shorts King Illinois Whitefield Edward Fountain William George Edward Florae Fannie Renzella Robert Bruce Harry Grant Ager Emeriia Rebekah Lodge Methodist Church F W ‘Brokaw Cole Iowa Bruce Harry State of Washington Henry Ward Walter Wara J. W Harris Mayd Momer Joseph Schwarz Charles Bourdette Marshall Downey Bradford Frank Brokaw Iona Mra A. Graffis Arduth Dorothy Ralph Greff Cago Harm Harms Rutland Harold Teets Beota Clyde Teets Wyoming Onc Clyde Young -F Rada

Memorial Day Observed At Putnam Cemetery

Memorial Day will be observed in Putnam with exercises at the Putnam Centre at 10 a.m. The program includes the Henry Post 823 American Legion firing squad, Senachwine School Band, and Rev. C. W. Baughman as speaker on “A Memory Day.” Veterans in Putnam and nearby cemeteries will have their graves decorated by local volunteers.

Putnam Ana Condit Putnam Centre Henry Post American Legion Senachwine Arthur Blocher C. W. Baughman Putnam and Henry Mayme Sample Galesburg Putnam Cemastery Stowe Marvin Johnson Billy Williams Lone Tree Keegan Cemetery Lore Tree

First Communion Class At St Marys Church Today

Rev Andrew Schauer instructed seven year olds for their first communion during the 6 30 mass at St Marys Church. On Ascension Thursday the class included Marjorie Damm Ruth Engelbrecht Janice Bickerman Kathryn Appel Darlene Mattingly Pauline Klein Patricia Mattingly Devald Sherchan John Keegan George Glatz Louis Bischler Edward Weis Lloyd Schlosser Harold Schmitt Danny Schmitt John Horan Charles Ely Floyd Ziegler and visitors Mrs William Steele Mrs Alice Tuska Mrs Joseph Kraus Miss Wolbert attended Magnolia visit notes.

Andrew Schauer Churc Ashis Ascension Marjorie Damm Ruth Engelbrecht Janice Bickerman Kathryn Appel Darlene Mattingly Paulines Klein Patricia Mattingly Devald Sherchan John Keegan George’ Glatz Louis, Bischler Edward Weis Lloyd* Schlosser Harold ‘Schmitt Danny Schmitt John Horan Charles Ely Floyd Ziegler

George Yanochowski passes away after brief illness

George Yanochowski of La Grange aged 51 died at St. Luke's Hospital Chicago at 10:45 p.m. Sunday from coronary thrombosis. Born in Henry in 1888, he attended Henry High School 1909 and studied at the University of Illinois and Kent School of Law. He served as president of Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co and previously was patent attorney. Survived by wife Helen a daughter and two sisters, services held at Immanuel Episcopal La Grange with interment at Boniswood Cemetery Hinsdale.

George Yanochowski la Grange St. Luke's Hospital Chicago Henry Frank A Mary M Yanochowsk Henry High School University of Illinois Kent School of Law Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Company Helen James Bowman Isabelle Anna Wherry William Espe Immanuel Episcon Taurch Bronswood Cy Eter Hinsdale Ann Ec.ory Venvoge Ssecal Havne Anna Wh Joe Ball Yurosnovwsy

Local court sentences man to jail for assault and probation possible

A man was sentenced Monday by Judge Gregg to seven months in county jail for a criminal charge. The judge indicated that an application for probation could be considered, giving Wright a chance at work on a farm. The case referenced a second involved party, with family connections and a disappearance noted in the surrounding narrative.

Virighi Lonwig Iussell Mallette Sue T Gregg Hawete Wright William Mesenwe Moicceatily Henry

New Cream Station to Open in Henry County

The Mil Way Hatchery in Henry will host a first week opening for a new creamery operated by Madsen Creamery Company of Toulon and Kewanee. Axel Madsen plans full operation by June 1 with Edward Street facility housing the creamery. The plant will process cream, milk, and feeds, aligning with spring business growth.

Opeare Ney Milway Henry Madsen Creamery Company Touton Kewanee Ilway Edward Street Madsen X Axel Madsen Manlius Tiskilwra Toulon

County Treasurer Spends Busy Day On Tax Payments

Henry County Treasurer Peter J Aimone Sr. spent a busy day at the First National Bank building handling personal and first real estate tax installments. More than 125 residents paid their bills, with Aimone noting about $16,000 or a third of the year’s taxes received from Newry Township so far.

Peter J Aimone Sr Toluca Henry Aimone First National Bank Th Bank Newry Township

Henry Aero Club Organized By Model Builders

Henry community youths form the Henry Aero Club at the Potter Jaw office with Glen May and James Tindall as co presidents and Alden Rickey as secretary. Members pursue gas and rubber motor planes, with dues 40 cents monthly for emer members and 20 cents for junior members, plus optional National Aeronautic Association membership. May’s gas model plane weighs about three and a half pounds with a five foot wing span, capable of 35 mph and 400 to 500 feet altitude, to be tested at Mt Hawley airport.

Potter Jaw Henry Lso Glen May James Tindall Alden Rickey John Steven Hunter Bill Wagner Russell Brookman Delbert Barnes Bud Woodfill Richard Sivell Jack McKirgan Bud Wagner Bill Magner Nationa- Aeronautic Association Henry Club Oty Niles Tog Cru Richa Sivell Mt Hawley Peorie Buc Wovahl Marshall-Patnem Fair Association May Cleveland Company Leveland Ohio

Mary's Place Reopens After Improvements on Route 29

Marys Place on Route 29 owned by Larry and Mary Thompson reopened after a 14 by 18 addition on the south side. The roof was raised new wiring fixtures booths and tables in orange blue and oak plus a new regulator with canopy for frying ham burgers. The Thomasons have received many compliments on the updated appearance.

Mary's Place Mary’s Place Route 29 Larry Mary Thompson Thomason

Magnolia invaded by soft soap purveyors

A group of men canvassed Magnolia last Wednesday targeting Mrs. Z. F. P. Titus. A salesman obtained a $5 bill for a purchase, claiming no change and leaving to collect it, then fled toward the car with the others. They were later reported jailed in Streaton.

Magnolia Z. FP. Titus Titus Streaton

Henry High Board Tends New Teacher Contracts

Henry High School Board of Education met to address next year’s staff. Dorothy Miller resigned after five years as English teacher and drama coach. a new teacher will fill her spot. Music instructor position at the high school will be dispensed with, Mira Mary Hogan will continue in the role for the past year. Faculty contracts offered to R. F. Steel Ruth Merdian Gretcher Schiffbauer Kathryn Chandler Orville Smith and William Bennington.

Henry High School Board of Education Ben. H. Hauber Dorothy Miller Roy Miller Seney Henry High School Miss Miller Peoria Star Dorothy Duerkop Miller Mira Mary Hogan Henry Clifford Merdian R. F. Steel Ruth Merdian Gretcher Schiffbauer Kathryn Chandler Orville Smith William Bennington

Former Marshall County Resident Dies in Missouri Home

Henry Betz, 79 years old, longtime Marshall County resident, died at his Brosworth Missouri home on May 16. He had moved from the Betz homestead southwest of Henry about 30 years ago and lived retired in Brosworth. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Ed Reinbeck and Mrs John Reinbeck of Henry, a brother Alfred Betz of Sparland, four children John Betz of Mackin, Herold Betz of Beverly California, Leonard Betz of Beverly California, Mrs Edith Carter of Rogerville, and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include services in Brosworth Friday and Sparland Methodist Church Saturday at 2 PM with interment in Sparland cemetery. Funeral delays allowed California-based children to arrive.

Henry Betz Brosworth Betz Henry Bosworth John Reinbeck Alfred Betz Sparlend John Betz Acor Herold Leonard Betz Beverly Calif

George Koehler Named On M P Fair Board

George Koehler connected with J Watercott & Co store in Henry was named to temporarily join the executive committee of the Marshall Potnam Palt Association. He will serve on the entertainment committee with Clarence Duke and Halsey Monler as A. E. Ertle recovers from embolism. The group plans a large program for the 192 Fair and will stay busy through the event.

Marshall ,Potnam-Palt-Association Ene Duling Savile Sarbanes Aurachi Sgoweren Teate George Koehler J. Watercott & Co Henry A. E. Ertle Ertle Koehler Clarence Duke Halsey Monler

Baccalaureate Services Planned For Sunday Night

Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday night at 8 o'clock in the Hen School Gymnasium. The senior procession will be led by Lyman Hunt and Doreen Cullen, with juniors participating. The program includes invocation, audience singing, a Henry High School chorus selection, scripture, a sermon titled Anny Reward by Rev. Walker Ward of the Hem Methodist Church, another chorus selection, benediction, and recessional.

Hen School Lyman Hunt Doreen Cullen Henry High School Scripin Threening Anny Walker Ward Hem Methodist Church

Henry Bank declares ten percent dividend to depositors

William H Kaffer as receiver for The Henry Bank announces a ten percent dividend totaling 59818.67 for depositors. Checks are prepared and distributed, with mail delivery for distant depositors. This brings total paid to sixty percent of claims since closure in 1938, and a fourth dividend may follow using state funds and other assets. A new Henry bank is planned by local investors with capital of 65000, while the First National building has been sold to supporters. Public notices list bank affairs.

William H. Kaffer First Henry National Bank Cbmpsroller Kaffer Bb. QC Jeffers Odell Gladys Sivell Henry Divi Bank Henry Bank Albert Janssen Wyoming Joliet Apeaters Sayers Myrl H. McKee Minonk Adolph Woltzen Washburn Minonk and First National Bank Henry National Bank Post Office United States

Henry Alumni Association invites members to join

Alumni may join by paying a $1 fee this year and the banquet attendance is limited to spouses of members. If any member did not receive an invitation and wishes to attend, call 92 or 38 or write Dorothy Baldwin by Sunday noon May 28. A public dance at Henry Gymnasium follows the banquet with music by dole Livek.

The Henry Alumni Association Alumni Association Dorothy Baldwin Henry Gymnasium Dole Livek

Grade School Operetta Set For Tomorrow Night

The Henry Grade School presents an annual operetta in the high school gym Friday May 19 at 8 p m. The program includes folk dances a flower fantasy choral music and the operetta The Pirates Umbrella. Names of participants will be in next week's paper.

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