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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
6
St Marys Church offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 with weekday Mass at 8. St Josephs Church lists Sunday First Mass at 7 80 am and Second Mass at 9 30 am with weekday Mass at 7 am.
The Rev Father Cooper leads St. John’s Church with Holy Communion at 7 30 and Mass with sermon at 11 00 on Sunday October 11. Church School gathers at 9 45. Weekday hours follow the usual schedule.
Rev W J Carpenter leads Bible School at 10 00 a m Preaching and Communion at 11 00 Young People Society meets 6 30 Evening service 7 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 Missionary Society Friday at Miss Clara Waughop home Mrs Littler leader
Rev James W Turner pastor invites all to Sunday worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with reception of members and baptismal service in the morning hour Communion observed then Epworth League at 645 p m Sunday school at 945 a m Our Junior choir showed an excellent start last Sunday and the coming year holds promise from the youth choir and responses by the church choir
Regular Bible school at 9:45 with graded lessons led by Charles Meier. Morning worship 11 with sermon “The Personality of Jesus” and evening service at 7:30 on “Back to Bethel.” Ladies' Aid met midweek. flowers donated by Mrs. Reide. Emphasis on earnest gospel sermons and inviting new attendees to help rebuild the church next Sunday.
The Whitefield Home Bureau will meet at the home of Miss Rebecca McAllister on Thursday afternoon October 15.
Jes Aid of the Christian church announces a bake sale this Saturday October 10 at the Klein Parth plarage. Funds raised support church activities and community programs.
A Daughters of Isabella business meeting is scheduled for next Monday October 12 at the K of C hall. Election of officers will take place and all members are urged to attend.
The Delphian Chapter will meet Tuesday evening October 13 with Mrs. W B Duke as leader. The program includes A Homeric Palace by Mrs Hunter Homeric Women by Mrs Phillips The Sirens by Mrs Starliper Nausicaa by Mrs Vogelsang Ulysses and Penelope by Mrs Waterous. Leah W Cromwell Sec.
A social evening for members and friends of the Methodist church filled the church dining room for a well served supper. Reports from church departments highlighted a successful year and unity of effort. Rev. J. W. Turner praised the people. Rev. Dusenberry and his wife were thanked for their service. trustees noted property in good order with minor improvements underway.
The Putnam Pep Club met with Mrs. Edith Ketchum last Tuesday afternoon. Members played cards with Miss Nora Lith winning first and Mrs. Lucille Strasnider taking second. Refreshments featured orange pie with whipped cream and coffee. The group adjourned to meet Mrs. Nellie Sparling on October 6.
About sixty five members of the D of I attended a kid party at the K of C club rooms on Monday evening. School day memories were revived as they played school with Miss Clara Sleater as the school ma'am. Mrs. Frank Jennett won the spelling bee prize a large stick of candy. Refreshments included chicken sandwiches sweet pickles and coffee.
The M E Church Ladies Aid elected officers: President Mrs Vesta Wheeler First Vice President Mrs Lottie Helper Second Vice President Mrs Rebecca Blackwell Secretary Mary M Phillips Assistant Secretary Mrs Emma Kaiser Treasurer Mrs Etta Vail Assistant Treasurer Miss Eva Harrison The society begins the year with 72 members and reports the deaths of Mrs Mary Rowe and Ella Belle Harlin.
A caption beneath the photo of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rinehart’s prize-winning daughters omitted an s, leading readers to think only one girl was theirs. The intended caption reads Little prize-winning daughters to reflect both girls.
A parade of local residents and guests is recorded including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moline in Peoria and Princeton, bankers meeting in Marshall county, visits from Mrs. G Roberts in Hspurlend, and multiple trips to Peoria Streator and Havana. Families, illnesses, and social calls weave through Henry society notes.
A garbled correction notes an error in a previous notice. It references Mrs. Minnie Kline of Hammond Indiana and a mistaken mention involving Eva Simpson, a cousin of Mrs. Mayme Deck from Chicago, without detailing any medical procedure.
The estate of Susan L Peters deceased asks all claimants to present claims to Marshall County Illinois Court at Lacon for the first Monday in November 1925. Debtors are urged to pay promptly to Elmer Quinn administrator with Charles P Green attorney noted.
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