Henry Churches Programs at St. Marys Church
The notice lists Sunday Masses at eight and ten o clock and weekday Masses at eight o clock at St Marys Church as part of Henry Churches programs.
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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
6
St Joseph's Church Mass Times Listed
Sunday mass schedule at St Joseph's Church includes a 7 30 a m service and a 9 30 a m service. Weekday mass is at 7 00 a m.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Sunday services and church activities at St John’s Church
St John s Church lists 7 30 Holy Communion followed by 3 45 church school 1 mass and sermon and weekday hours at usual times for parish activities.
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St. John’s Church
First Christian Church Services Outline
Bible school at 10 a m. Preaching and communion at 11. Young people society at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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First Christian Church
W. J. Carpenter
Bible School
Young People’s Society
Methodist Church Seeks All for Sunday Services
Rev James W Turner pastor announces morning and evening services next Sunday at 11 and 730 with a welcome to all. Sunday school at 945 and Epworth league at 645. Autumn rally day drew over two hundred in Sunday school and the day featured a Bible presentation to the junior department.
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Methodist Church
James W. Turner
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church Notes Calls for Full Attendance
Weekly Bible school at 9 45 for all ages led by Chas Meier. Morning worship at 11 with Lord's Supper. Evening service at 7 30. Ladies Aid met with hosts Mrs Ed Smith and Mrs Vogelsang. The pastor urges church unity and active participation in all services.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. Ross Gibbons
Chas. Meier
Kingdom of God
Ladies Aid
Ed. Smith
Vogelsang
Special Meeting Called by Marshall County Supervisors
Marshall County Illinois Board of Supervisors calls a special meeting for Monday October 26 1925 at 1 30 PM to appoint a Sheriff and handle other business. Signed by Chairman John Turnbull and Supervisors J S McCully Fred Bestold Ben Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marshall County
Ilinois
John Turnbull
J. S. McCully
Fred Bestold
Ben Ransom
Young Epworth League Banquet At Methodist Church Enjoys Evening
Epworth League members gathered Friday night at the Methodist Church for a banquet. Despite rain, the open quadrangle dining setup hosted a full crowd with a three course dinner and an active program of toasts. Members expressed appreciation for their training and pledged to support church work, then finished with games and discussions on rally Sunday cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
League
Putnam Farms Show General Decrease Since 1926
A Washington Department of Commerce review of Putnam county farms compares the 1925 farm census with 1920. Nearly every metric drops, including land, livestock, acreage, yields, and farm numbers. The report notes 11 574 more acres in 1920 and 88 fewer farms, with ownership shifts among tenants and owners.
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Putnam County
Department of Commerce
Washington
Sam
Ever Ready class rally at Christian church
The Ever Ready class at the Christian church held a Thursday evening rally with Mrs. H. J. Roberts as president. The program included welcome, prayers, readings by Mrs. May Stickel Mrs. W. H. Donahue Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Clara Davis, songs by the congregation and a talk by Rev. Carpenter followed by refreshments of pumpkin pie doughnuts and coffee.
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The
Christian Church
H. J. Roberts
May Stickel
W. H. Donahue
Knight
Walter Cook
Rev. Carpenter
Clara Davis
Maco. Hatchieth
Country Women's Club Holds October Meeting and Prizes
The Country Women’s Club met October 7 with 16 members including Mrs Barbara Kuhne. After brief minutes and no new business the program covered railroads and steamships followed by a drawing contest on farm machinery won by Mrs W A Boyle and Miss Mary E Hines. A Halloween party is planned for October 29 with Mrs Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Womens’ Club
Barbara Kuhne
Margaret Reismeyer
W. A. Boyle
Mary E. Hines
M E Aid to Meet Oct 28 at Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will be held at the church Wednesday afternoon October 28. The third division chaired by Mrs Lottie Helper will serve refreshments. A large attendance is desired. Mary M Philips secretary
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Ladies Aid Society
The
M. E. Church
Lottie Helper
Mary M
Philips
B K Club Hosts Fruit Shower for Mrs Carroll
The B K Club of Putnam hosted a fruit shower honoring Miss Marguerite Carroll who was married Thursday at Mrs Emmett Finnigan's home. Hostesses Mesdames Finnigan and Harrington. three Finnigan daughters staged a mock wedding as bride groom and train bearer. luncheon served.
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B. K. Club
Putnam
Schupp Baby Dies at Two Months in North Lacon
Elizabeth Marie Schupp, two months old and daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Schupp of North Lacon, died Oct 13 at the parents home after a brief illness since birth.
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Elizabeth Marie
Earl Schupp
North Lacon
Local residents host gatherings and church events in Sparland area
Henry Locals C. J. Bullington entertained friends at pinochle. St. John's Guild to meet at Mrs. T. C. Waterous’s home. Mrs. T. S. Hunt visiting Ola and family near Sparland. Many neighbors host relatives and attend church activities and club meetings. A baby boy born in Chicago died after surgery. a Rochester trip for medical treatment noted. Rev. H. G. Dusenberry to preach at Lacon churches as replacement pastor.
Mrs Cecil of Hennepin Dies of Paralysis
Mrs Cecil of Hennepin who was stricken with paralysis Sunday evening passed away Wednesday afternoon. The funeral will be held at the home Saturday afternoon at 1 30.
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Hennepin
Gram «Bae
Richland News Timeline Tracks Family Visits And Hog Trades
John Valin bought a hog at Awalt Zilin's in Richland on Friday and Frank Wisner of Sparland pur chased a hog at Otis McClary's in Mon ay. Fred Kline and family visited relatives in Wenona Monday. Curtis Holland planned to shell corn and deliver it to Wilbern this afternoon. A large crowd attended a charivari at Jensen hall Toluca for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Fred Winkel who wed Thursday in LaRose. Harriet Kline of Waterloo left after visiting. Ora Spangler and family from LaRose visited John Wink's in Weston Sunday for a large family dinner. Mrs Otis McClary visited her sister Mrs Henry Hahn to help redecorate. Mr and Mrs Jake Pries hosted a Sunday dinner for the Winkel wedding party and relatives from Waterloo and Leads. Spangler shopped in Toluca area while Otis McClary and daughter Orah Mae joined a Henry afternoon trip. Hull school pupils and John Calhoun visited Shaw's Point for a spelling contest won by Hull. Violet Hodge spelled down five opponents earning praise. Otis McClary shipped eight head of Duroc hogs to Peoria last week weighing 3950 pounds with Fred Mast assisting the haul.
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C. J. Bullington
St. John’s Guild
T. C. Waterous
T. S. Hunt
Ola
Sparland
Homer Johnson
A. J. Boomer
Atkinson
Gladys DuVal
Chicago
Mr. Kranz
Albert Kranz
Ballantine
Lawton Green
Bloomington
Florida
Harry Spencer
Marseilles
Lawrence Hunt
Ruth Kroeper
Zella Bliss
Princeville
Mildred Ball
Morton
Irving Baldwin
Elbright
Lacon
Baldwin
James Latourette
Wm. Rickey
Toluca
Emma Dee Guisto
LaSalle
Lindsey Anderson
Wm. Strosnider
Putnam
J. Wherry
Wm .Wheeler
M. E. Church
Miranda Doyle
Frank Johnson
Bonges
J. Henning
Earl Anderson
Esther Keenan
Opal
Chris. Olsen
Almon Adams
Wilmington
N. C
Groverern
Albert Mead
Ed ‘Ely
J. B. Kirby
Peoria
J. J
Grover Kirby
Leslie Klein
Nebraska
Dan
W. R. Brokaw
C. M. Lucas
Ballatine
Tiskilwa
Brokaw
Alva Brokaw
Lucas
Leslie
Laura Clement
C. A. Phillips
Fred Bliss
David E. Best
LeRoy
Casper Halbleib
Rochester
Minn
Howard Young
George Halbleib
Victoria Halbleib
Irving Broaddus
Country Woman’s Club
Barbara Kuhne
J. K. O'Neil
Eastern Star
John Knobloch
Rev
D. Davies
General Council
Washington, D. C
Dusenberry
John Valin
LaRose
Harriet Kline
Waterloo
Fred Kline
Ora Spangler
Lester
John Wink
Weston
Otis McClary
Henry Hahn
Carl Althouse
Jake” Pries and
Fred Winkel
William Kline
William
Pries
Pete Frickie
Orah Mae
Henry
Shaw’s Point
Hull School
Hull
Violet Hodge
Fred Mast
Ern est William Ferling Born to Mr and Mrs Ferling
A seven and a half pound boy named Ernest William arrived Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ferling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ferling
Ernest William
Lawton Green Undergoes Eye Operation in St Louis
Friends of Mr and Mrs Lawton Green of Blomington report he had cataract surgery at a St Louis hospital. The Greens formerly resided in Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Green
Blomington
St. Louis Hospital
Henry
Public Sale Dates See Prompt to Avoid Conflicts
Notice urges timely submission of sale dates to prevent overlapping bookings and help schedule efficiently. It stresses sending the exact date and details to ensure others do not choose the same day.
Public sales listed free of charge in Henry News-Republican
Having your sale listed in the Henry News-Republican is getting it before the people. All public sales listed free of charge. Dec. 10 Farm gale. Ed Mattern Whitefield corners. Dec. 26 Farm sale. John Ely 2% miles south of Henry. Oct. 30 Former G E Fenwick funeral home. Oct. 26 Farm lands at Milo Jesse Hufnagel admr.
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Henry News-Republican
Ed Mattern
Whitefield Corners
John Ely
Henry
G. E. Fenwick
Milo
Jesse Hufnagel
Admr
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St. Mary’s Church
Putnam Farms
M .E. Aid
Schupp
Cecil
ESSEX
Hudson-Essex
Hudson
Richland
Henry News
Charles Viotier
Henry, Illinois
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