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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
9
Church notes announce Sunday school and services at usual hours. On Sunday evening November 1 at seven o clock the Sunday school will present a Reformation program at the church. Everyone is welcome.
The Saratoga M E Church reports the district three Sunday school convention was postponed due to bad roads and will convene at the church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with regular services at 1 30. The missionary offering will be taken during closing exercises. The girls gospel team from Henry led evening services with nineteen members, ten absent.
The Putnam Christian Church Ladies Aid held a long all day meeting Thursday at Mrs Walter Wright's with 23 attendees. A cafeteria style dinner satisfied participants and one new member was added to the roll amid good spirits and visible progress.
Among the visitors were Mr and Mrs W J Car penter from Henry and Mrs Opal Motter and two children of Peoria. Sunday school was led by Mrs L L Sample. Communion was led by M L Condit. Bro Vanderwater of Eureka will visit next weekend with choir practice at Ellard's. A musical program is planned for the last Sunday in November. Next services repeat the schedule with Brother Vanderwater preaching both morning and evening. All welcome.
The Varna church led by Rev. Karl A. Nilsson holds council in Luther hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Mid week Bible class meets Wednesday in Luther hall. Sunday school teachers and officers meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the parsonage. Confirmation class at 10 a m in Luther hall. Junior choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
Theo Rinehart bought a new sedan. Mrs. Lawrence King spent weekend with her mother Mrs. Wabel. Alden Loomis was in the area selling stock minerals. Farmers are husking corn with light coin. Mrs. Horrom moves a purchased building in Putnam. The Dorseys Litchfields and Mrs. Culp of Lacon visited Mrs. Alice Waber. Elizabeth and Violet Wood planned a wiener roast but weather changed plans. The Woods left for Chicago and then Miami for the winter. Theo Rinehart and daughters drove to Rock Island with Mrs. M. M. Henkins returning Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Cecil of Hennepin died at her home last Wednesday after a stroke of paralysis. Born in Warren County Ohio she would have been 77 in January. She came to Hennepin at age three and lived there ever since. A daughter Mrs Florence Church survives. Funeral services were Sunday at her home with burial in Riverside cemetery.
Peoria business call Henry Althaus noted. Social visits recur as families travel between Varna Lacon Peoria and LaRose. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Wm Stodgel on Sinclair Row. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet November 5 at Mrs Henry Kamp. Home Bureau posts storm-related postponement. Rural mail route changes start November 1. Community events include bird museum visit and charity gatherings at local homes.
An advertisement promotes Doan’s Pills as a stimulant diuretic to ease back pain headaches dizziness and fatigue caused by sluggish kidneys. Mrs John Smith of Thomas Street testifies the remedy relieved her symptoms after cold settled in her kidneys. 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Milo residents host relatives from Ohio North Dakota and Saratoga while others visit Bradford Princeton and Brad Ford. Corn husking slows due to rains as neighbors hire help from Missouri and Kentucky to assist local farms.
In a rural scene, parent birds berate their youngsters as the fledglings struggle to master flight, highlighting natural caution and early learning. The piece reflects the patience of parents guiding成长 in the wild.
Barnes Magoon Horton of Lacon and Peoria offers general practice with emphasis on trial work Chancery cases and estate settlements serving Peoria Life Blog area clients through offices at Peoria and Lacon.
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