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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
5
A roundup of social visits and church events from Sparland and Henry including Mrs James Parsons and Leslie in Henry, Miss Mabelle Watkins from Bloomington, and numerous family gatherings. Local pastor Rev. Simpson of Aurora preached at the Baptist church and a Sunday school rally drew attendees from Sparland to Henry.
The Steuben unit met Tuesday afternoon October 13 at Mrs. Watkins Bethel home. Miss Scott taught One Piece Dress Patterns and Food Selection, with pattern making and score cards. Meeting date moved from third to second Tuesday. next gathering at Mrs. Edward S. Tanquary's home.
Social notices describe visits and hosting across Toluca Lacon LaRose and Peoria. Individuals include Mr and Mrs Harry Bass Mr and Mrs Louis Freeman and families Mrs J L DeVault Clarke Mrs G T Stevenson Mrs Ed Sweet and many relatives in birthday dinners weddings and travel to Chicago Peoria Elkhart and Weston.
A local firm offers a full service sale advertising package to handle all promotion details. Clients are urged to secure a plan before the sale to avoid trouble and ensure effective outreach.
Florid Jes Gall and Verna spent Sunday at the S P Clemens home. Helen Wilson of Granville visited Mrs E A Albert. Joe Edwards and wife stayed in Tonica with Mrs Edwards and Arthur Woodke. Mrs S P Clemens and Vera visited the S P Clemens home Tuesday evening. Pat Donoho and Dean Allen were guests at Clyde Allen’s Tuesday. Rosa Beck visited her daughter Mrs Albert Daily and family. Mrs John Brandstatter and son Ralph dined with S P Clemens. Elmer Cassell entertained Peoria relatives from Saturday to Sunday. Clyde Allen family Willis Deininger family and Joe Edwards visited Pat Donoho’s Friday. Wescott left Saturday for Carthage to bring back wife and son Henry from caring for his sister and new baby.
Henry county resident Jos N Krenz owner of a harness shop on Second Street describes severe back pain and frequent night urination due to kidney issues. He credits Doan’s Pills with improving his condition. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY priced 60 cents at dealers.
Patient testimonials from Mrs. Andrews of Chicago praise Pink-n-White Tablets for rapid relief from headaches. The ad claims the duo of pink and white tablets also eases backaches colds neuralgia neuritis and fever with a 25 cent package available.
The fair should operate to educate in Agriculture Horticulture Mechanical and Fine Arts with statewide or county reach. It must be open to public funding oversight, keep costs low, and foster morality, cooperation, and open exhibitions that inform and benefit the entire community.
A crude insult targets a student over substandard printing and urges removal from the class. The speaker condemns poor workmanship and challenges the pupil to improve or leave.
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