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Newspaper

Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1946

Page

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Protests Grow Over Illinois Telephone Rate Hike

Illinois residents across 181 communities protest a blanket rate increase proposed by the Commercial Telephone Company. Local business leaders and patrons urge IC C to review service quality and rehabilitate equipment before any rate raise, citing high charges and poor telephony.

Bradford Buda Camp Edelstein LaRose Nces I.C.C Illinois Commercial Freing Pice Mlinois

Varna Township High School Holds 1946 Commencement Events

The Varna High School 1946 graduating class will close activities next week with baccalaureate on Sunday May 26 at 8 p.m. in the Methodist Church led by Rev. Carl Jensen, and commencement on Wednesday May 29 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Rev. Carl D. Kamemeier of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Washington IL will speak on The Springtime of Life, with valedictorian Val Antrim and salutatorian Jean Baker.

Varna Township Carl Jensen Leroy Peterson Varna High School Carl D. Kameyer St. “Mark's Lutheran Church Washington Kamameyer Norman Chamberlain Edna ‘Armbruster Jean Baker Carol Carlson Mary Jane Flesburg Robert Lenz Lois Laible Katherine Pulliam Shirley Tipton

Rural Life Sunday Observed At Henry Church

Henry Presbyterian Church will host Rural Life Sunday next Sunday the fifth after Easter. The service honors Christ’s message for rural life and seeks God’s blessing on seed and farmers, with a soil consecration ritual and a pot luck picnic on the lawn after services.

Henry Presbyterian Church International Association of Agricultural Missions Home Missions Council Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America

Settlement in Bureau County OPA Case for 33 90

The Bureau County OPA case against Arvid RK Larson Princeton furniture dealer ended with a full settlement of 33.90 after a $500 penalty was refunded and deemed in error. The case followed the mass resignation of 26 price panel members and involved the OPA board before the settlement.

OPA Arvid RK Larson Princeton Larson Bureau County OPA Board

Paper Drive of the Year Contest Held at Wade School

Wade School collects papers through the year and raises funds as faculty and students work under Principal Howard. The event, led by Grade Dupus, aims to honor the paper drive effort with a year end drive on May 28.

Dupus Howard Wade

St Parochial School honors graduates and awards

Sunday afternoon exercises at St Parochial School featured graduates and awards. Rev Fr Andrew officiated as names such as Guimond Jean Mc Harold Schmitt Wunder appeared among attendees.

St. * Parochial School Sylomas Yostor Fr Andrew Eurcation Merela Pafter Mayo Atia Guimond Jean Mc_ Harold Schmitt James Chert Wunder

Public sale of saddle horses and ponies near Wyoming Illinois

Public sale announced for Saturday June 1 at the DeBoer Brothers farm three miles east of Wyoming Illinois on Route 17. Consignments directed to Fred DeBoer Louis Kelly or Leo Murphy. Auctioneer Col Roy Camp Aledo IL. Managers Henry Community and Marshall Putnam Farr-er. Clerks Ben McAllister and others.

Henry Marshall - Putnam Farr-er Ht Monter Francis Keegan Ben McAlliater DeBoer Brothers Wyoming Ill Fred DeBoer Louis Kelly Leo Murphy Wyoming Mt Roy Camp Aledo

War Is Not Over says 1946 graduates serendipity speech

The Rev Fr Andrew Schauer delivered the baccalaureate address at Henry gym May 19 for the first peace time graduating class. He urged reconversion of moral attitude, promoting the four freedoms, love, and cooperation while warning against hate and false pride. The ceremony included clergy, a high school girls chorus, and student delegates led by Margaret Hall and Darrell Longman.

Henry Gymnasium Fr Andrew Schauer Ian Father Schauer Tnd L. McCauley Kenneth ‘Nelson Green Cathedral Bette Joan Bauter Margaret Hall Darrell Longman Gordon H. Downey

Navy Men From This Area Given Releases from Service

Names released by the U S Navy personnel separation center at Great Lakes include Walter D Hansen P Ho 2 c of Menab discharge May 12 1946 John F Wright R D M 2 c of Henry discharge May 16 Edw J Myszkowski AMM 3 c of Wenona discharge May 20 and Wayne R Brown A O My 2 c son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of Henry also discharged May 20.

U. S. Navy Great Lakes Walter D Hansen P. Ho Menabb John F Wright Henry Edw J. Myszkowski AMM Wenona Wayne R Brown A. O. My Ralph Brown

Lowell Hagemann Takes Over Princeton Electric Shop

Lowell Hagemann son of Joe Hagemann of Henry takes over the former Faye Furlick electrical shop in Princeton. He was discharged in January as a mechanic, attended school, then worked for Mr Furlick, and after Mr Furlick's death assumed the business.

Lowell Hagemann Electric Princeton Joe Hagemanns Henry Faye Furlick Hagemann Lowell Fullick

Wanted Living Quarters in Marshall County for Teacher

A notice seeks housing in Marshall County for a vocational agriculture instructor who is a war veteran. Any owner or agent with an apartment or house to rent or sell should contact W. Swanson, county superintendent of schools, Lacon.

Marshall County Vettrans Co W. Swanson Lacon

Ag Teacher to Instruct Marshall County Veterans

G E Newburn of Annawan is hired as vocational agriculture teacher for returned veterans in Marshall County under the G I bill. He will start July 1 but needs housing. anyone with an apartment for rent should contact Dr W Swanson, county superintendent, to assist about a hundred local veterans.

G. E. Newburn Annawan Marshall County Newburn Annawsa High School Childin W. Swanson Lacon Ana

Henry to form a Cub Pack for Henry area boys

Field Boy Scout executive Hillard E. Park of Creve Coeur helps plan a Henry Cub Pack for boys aged 9 to 12 from St Mary's Parochial and Henry Grade Schools. The Henry PTA will sponsor and appoint a Cub Pack committee and den chiefs led by Boy Scouts. dens of six or seven with a den dad and den mother.

Hillard E. Park Creve Coeur Cornell Pearis Henry Ray Hunt Donald Lemkau George Koehler Park Parents - Teachers Association PTA Foon P- T A Peoria Boy Scout Council National Boy Scout Organization Henry P- T. A St .Mary's Wu F

Relatives in Berlin Notify Hennepin Family of Safety

Matilda Nash of Henry High School and her relatives in Hennepin received a letter from an American soldier serving with a hospital unit of the Army of Occupation. The soldier reports that her sister father and mother are well and hope to travel to America once transport is arranged. He notes the aged grandmother is alive and eager for grandchildren.

Matilda Nash Hennepin Henry High School Germany Army of Occupation America Nashi Nasi

Henry Postoffice Announces Memorial Day Closure

Postmaster Lee Wright announced that the Henry post office will be closed all day Thursday May 30 in observance of Decoration Day. There will be no window service or rural delivery that day.

Lee Wright Henry Postoffice

Henry High School Class of 1946 Commencement May 24

Commencement exercises for the Henry High School class of 1946 will be held in the school gymnasium at 8 p m Friday May 24. Principal Roy F Steele presides with Rev Kenneth Nell delivering invocation and benediction. Music by the high school girls chorus and solo by Bette Salisbury. Diplomas presented by Ben H Hauber. Class colors blue and white. motto Nothing is so difficult but that it can be done by soaking. Class roll lists graduates and salutatorian Lillian Kathryn Roth.

Henry Righ School Roy F Steele Kenneth—_Nell Edgar Earl H. Hansen Rock Island Hahn Roy F. Steele Ben H. Hauber Board of Education Bette Salisbury Donald Leimiakau Steele Milas Joan Bauter Mary Rud K Bogner Frances Marie Clarence Barbara M Delsinger Warren A. DeWalt Bethany Jayne Dysart Mary Helen Biy James FE Forrest Rita Ann Glatz Eugene Kaliher Edith May McCauley Agnes Kathleen McCauley Mary Ellen McDonald Robert E. Mercian Donald_Henry_Nauhalsen Lois Alma Pace John G. Raffensperger Lillian Kathryn Roth Mary Jean Rowe Robert G. Ryder Helen Lucille Schlosser Harold Schlosser Doris Elaine Swift Lois Irene Turpen Barbara Allyn Tuttle Doris M. Williams Gertrude Ann Walf Tas N. Ziegler Mary Ae Ya. Er

Capacity Crowd To Attend Alumni Banquet Tonight

The Henry High School Alumni Association prepares a large 1946 banquet at the Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau building. By May 21, 122 alumni had accepted. Returning veterans boost attendance. A dance follows the dinner with public participation and local music. Tickets available at merchants or the farm bureau.

Henry High School Alumni Association Marshall- Putnam Farm Bureau Maay Lloyd Merdtan’s Drug Store Strawberry Lane Farm Bureau

Hopewell Child Recovery Hindered by Spoiled Fever

Marjorie Schwiderski four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Le Roy Schwiderski on Schultz sisters farm Hopewell remains ill at St Margaret s hospital Spring Valley after serum treatment failed Doctors report a medical and blood plasma therapy showing promise on a prior patient may aid recovery A wood tick is named as carrier of the infection and officials link the source to a past local outbreak that proved fatal in one case

Marjorie Schwiderski Leroy Schwiderski Schultz Sisters Hopewell St. Margaret's Hospital Spring Valley B. Q. Dysart Frank Grisell Marion Schultz Bailey Schultz Joyce Dick Cook Schulz Farm Mr. Bailey

Sparland Hi School Hires Shirley Stateler English Teacher

Shirley Stateler will teach English at Sparland Township High School next year after graduating from the University of Illinois College of Education in June She is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs OT Stateler of Lacon and previously taught at Champaign High School while completing practice teaching in Urbana.

Sparland Hi School Shirley’ Stateler College of Education University of Illinois Sparland Township Miser Stateler Lacon Acon Champaign High School

Paper Out Early Next Week

The Henry News-Republican will publish Wednesday May 29 to close the office on Thursday May 30 for Memorial Day. Correspondents contributors and advertisers are urged to submit copy a day earlier to allow a one day ahead reprinting schedule.

Henry News - Republican

Memorial Day Services Planned at Putnam

The Putnam Memorial Day committee announces the program for the service at Putnam cemetery at 10 a m with the Senachwine Community School Band leading a march from Putnam to the cemetery The program includes America School Band prayer by Rev Gaylord Mullins reading In Flanders Fields by John C Read a Doris Mac Wright solo music by the School Band addresses by Rev Gaylord Mullins a Band Rifle Salute by the American Legion and master of ceremonies Walter Wright Papsy Legionnaire

Putnam Senachwine America Gaylord Mullins American Legion Papsy

Memorial Day Services Planned in Henry

Memorial Day events in Henry will begin at 1 p.m. with Legion commander Bryan Chapman leading Legion members and auxiliary groups in a procession to the Henry ridge. A rifle salute and taps will follow, with services at the Henry bridge and cemetery announcements by Rev. Mullins and others.

Bailey Fire Tragedy Leaves Publisher and Two Children Dead

Coroner jury unable to pin origin of May 18 blaze that killed John W Bailey III and his children John W Bailey IV and Nancy Jane at their Summer home southeast of Princeton Arispie Township. Witnesses describe frantic escape efforts and survivor Mrs Bailey's testimony while sheriffs and neighbors recount discovery of bodies and efforts to contain the fire.

William Dennis Bureau County Republican Bureau County John_W_— Bailey IlI Republican John W._Bailey IV Nancy Jane Bailey John Bailey Princeton Arispie Ternsnlp John W. Bailey II Nancy Johnnie John Sau A. A. Meyer Doris Peterson Verna Palmer George O. Smith Clifford Thompson Forest Mercer William Dennis Foreman Mexico John W. Bailey IV

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Illinois Ilinois Illinois Fe P Neral Aicrosa Sring Sparland Varna Val Antrim Rev Karl D. Kemmeyer Rural Life Service Henry Church Berlin Plan Bryan Chapman Legion Ial Womiun’s Relief Corps Legion Auxiliary Bo Scouts Girl Scouts Hig Legion Hall Henry Ridge Woman's Relief Corps Fr. Schauer St. Mary’s Catholic Church Gaylord J. Mullins Baths la Christian Hur cCnouwley The Fundamental Bible Church Methodist Church Charles and Lawrence McCauley Arthur Blocher Henry Bridge the Beautiful Sharon Sivell Ripforette American Legion Committee Murray Goebel Virgil Borner A. F B. Ertle Harold Barry Woman's Relief Corpu American Legion Hall Legion’ Hall Will Schultz Richard Cook Richard Hillway Samuel Traynor Princeton Fire Department John, Jr Gan John W. Bailey III Sitterly Watson F. Lawton Keelen Walnut Pearin Life Insurance Company Bail Bail~eys For Years. Mr. Sitterly Is Head of the Western Sand and Gravel Company Lawton Baileys Trimble Law Firm Mary P. Bailey Veel
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