Republican meet to draft county district ticket
Harmony hosted a Republican rally at Lacon Country Club with over 200 leaders from Marshall County. The gathering aimed to promote party unity and draft a tentative ticket for April primary elections, with remarks from officials including Charles Turner and others.
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Lacon’ ‘Country Club
Marshall
Barre
Poe
Home Osborne
Gunn Republican Central- Prtachtees ‘Grieves
Fred’ Bestold
Lacon
Purcell
Venona
Dave Ross
Camp Grove
C. O. Duke of
Lacon Homecoming Draws Big Crowd For Old Settlers Day
Lacon’s 68th Old Settlers day drew throngs from Lacon and surrounding areas. The program included a children's parade, races, and contests. Hon. C Wayland Brooks of Chicago gave the main afternoon address, with readings and music. The day featured a baseball game at Hall’s Pastime Park, continuous Lyric Theatre shows, and a Drum corps drill by American Legion Post No. 2 band from Peoria. Everet M. Dirksen of Pekin spoke in the evening, ending with a free carnival street dance and a Lyric midnight show.
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Lacon
C. Wayland Brooks
Chicago
Homer
Barney
Hall’s
Lacon Woolen Mill
Colored All-Stars
Peoria
The
Legion
Everett M. Dirksen
Pekin
Lyric Theatre
Mrs Susan L Clift Dies At 81 In Henry
Mrs Susan L Clift longtime Henry resident died at her home early Thursday after a prolonged illness. She was 81 years 8 months and 11 days old. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Johnson officiating. Interment in the Tiger Love order of Eastern Star will conduct rites at the grave. Robert Green directed arrangements. A detailed life sketch will appear in next week’s Henry TM News Republican.
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Susan L. ‘Clift
Susan L. Clift
Henry
Methodist-Episcopal
Joaohnson
Robert . Green
Tove
Order of Eastern
Clift
Republican
Marriage Promotion at Marshall Putnam Fair Seeks Couples
The Marshall Putnam Fair Association invites couples in Marshall and Putnam counties or nearby areas to marry at the fair's amphitheatre on the final night. Henry merchants offer prizes and a cash purse with gifts for couples willing to wed there. Communications to C. A. Phillips, secretary of the fair.
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Marshall
Putnam
Putnam Fair Association
Association
Henry
C. A. Phillips
Marshall Putnam Fair
Mrs. Fred Newton former Stark County resident dies
Mrs. Fred Newton of Eldred Illinois dies at home August 29 1983 aged 55 years 10 months 25 days after long illness. She married Fred Newton February 6 1895 and had twelve children plus fourteen grandchildren. Funeral held at Bradford Methodist Church with burial in Bradford cemetery.
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Fred Newton
Stark CO
Fila J. Perkins
Charles
Mary_Perkins
Eldred
Ill
Lawrence of
Irma Snyder
Henry
Eternal Light
eBesides
William Rovaée
Bert Austin
Bradford
Henry Perkins
Missouri
Arthur Perkins
Wood River
Bradford Methodist Church
Miss Dorothy Hawksworth Weds Joseph Shearer
Miss Dorothy Hawksworth daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Hawksworth of near Henry became the bride of Joseph Shearer son of Mr and Mrs Willis Shearer of Saratoga township in a ceremony solemnized at St Josephs Catholic church. The Rev Fr D H Harrington officiated. The couple planned a honeymoon to a Century of Progress exposition in Chicago and will live on a farm near Henry.
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Dorothy Hawksworth
Ira Hawksworth
Near Henry
Joseph Shearer
Willis Shearer
Saratoga Township
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
D. H. Harrington
St Joseph’s
Clement Fogarty
Mary Shearer
Chicago
Henry
Knights Hear World’s Fair Talk at Eureka Luncheon
John F. Andrews formerly of Henry spoke at the Knights of the Round Table weekly lunch in the Vance hotel Eureka Calif detailing the Chicago World’s Fair grounds and a Century of Progress exposition. President P F McRae presided and E W Brainerd led the program. A three corner debate between Paul Valentin and Brainerd is planned this week on We Do Our Part versus We Did Our Part.
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John F. Andrews
Henry
Knights of the Round Table
Vance Hotel
Eureka
Calif
Andrews
Chicago
P.F. McRae
E. W. Brainerd
Paul
Valentin
Brainerd
Mrs. Lissa Strosnider of Putnam Dies at 65
Mrs. Lissa Strosnider, 65, lifelong Putnam resident, died at her home Sunday evening after an 18 month illness. Funeral Wednesday at 3:30 pm from First Christian Church with Rev. C. C. Carpenter officiating. Interment in Putnam cemetery. She kept news columns for Henry News-Republican and was Putnam correspondent for Bureau County Republicans. Survived by two sisters Chettie Crawford and Atha Wheeler and two sons Edward W. and Orland R. Murphy.
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Lissa Strosnider
Putnam
First Christian Church
C. C. Carpenter
Peoria
Sider
Lissa Wheeler
Senachwine
William S. Murphy
Edward W
Orland ‘R. Murphy
Francis E
Alvin Murphy
Putriam
Chettie Crawford
Minoak
Atha Wheeler
Sheffield Girl Is Stricken With Sleeping Sickness
The first case of sleeping sickness in the area appeared in Sheffield last Saturday night. Miss Alyce Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hubbard developed the illness and was treated at Kewanee hospital before returning home. Dr Giltner and Dr McShane will investigate with the state health department. The patient is in a critical semi conscious state and suffers severe head pains. She is known as a Hubbard Sister whose entertainment songs draw radio and public appearances.
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Sheffield
Alyce Hubbard
Hubbard Sisters
John—Hubbard
Kewanee Hospital
Giltner
Springfield
McShane
Miss Hubbard
Lacon Legion Sponsors Moonlight River Excursion
The Walter Guede post 593 American Legion of Lacon sponsors a moonlight river excursion Thursday September 14. The steamer Idlewild will dock at Henry at 9 15 p m, travel to Lacon and return to Henry around midnight with a 12 piece colored orchestra providing the dance music aboard the main deck.
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Walter Guede Post
American—Legion
Lacon
Stevening
Henry
Idlewild
Illinois
Greys to Meet Whitefield On Fairgrounds Diamond
Henry Greys will meet Whitefield nine on the fairgrounds diamond next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. This is the first meeting of the two teams this year.
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Henry Greys
Whitefield
Fairgrounds
Council May Begin Toll Charge for Henry Ferry
City council expects to install a toll of about 5 cents per car on the Henry ferry within weeks to cover maintenance costs. Projected revenue around $800 monthly would offset expenses and reduce merchant contributions. Traffic has exceeded 250 cars daily. Route 890 paving may boost numbers. State highway aid covers the barge, about $900,000 annually. No final decision yet.
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Henry
State of Illinois
Highway Department
Greys Wallop Old-Timers In Annual Tilt
The Greys defeated the Old-Timers 9 to 4 at the fairgrounds, in a rain-tinged Sunday game that drew scattered attendance. Green pitched well for the Greys, holding the Old-Timers to three hits while the youngsters amassed 11 hits. Buchele, Wagner, Phelps and Halbleib saw action for the Old-Timers, while Henry, Hartley, Lefman and Ransom supplied key hits for the Greys. The contest featured six errors on each side and a lively box score documenting the efforts of both squads.
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Green
Greys
Buchele
Wagner
Phelps
Halbleib
Princeton Tiger
Henry Greys
R. H. "Hartley
Brown
Steele
Wenenseerse Dansacsees
Goebel
Eree
McAllister
Helper
C.cscnceeeen
H. Murphy
Anderson
Kanive
Ccevesenseneceds
Stoner
Seseseeeeees
Kramer
Travers
Ford
McLinden
Winters
Ackinegers, If
Heininger
Wallen
Wallace
Phelps, P
U Halbleib, P
Lefman
Ransom
Articy
Féen Ransom
Scully Jones
Peoria
Princeton Man Attends Fair 64 Straight Years
Jacob Obermeyer of 11 North Main Street Princeton set a record by attending the secretary's office at the Princeton fairgrounds last week Tuesday and purchasing a season ticket for the sixty fourth consecutive year. He recalled buying his first ticket as a ten year old boy in a new suit.
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Jacob’Obermeyer
North Main St
Princeton
Princeton Fairgrounds
Last Rites Held for Mrs. Mary A. Kays in Henry
Mary Alice Hartenbower Kays died at home near Magnolia September 1 after a long illness. Funeral services were held September 8 at the Henry home with Rev. C. T. Oscar Schacht of Bloomington officiating. Interment followed in Henry City cemetery. Survivors include five children Victor C. of Jonesboro Arkansas Dona J. of Columbus Ohio Albert R. of Kewanee Ill Mark E. of Magnolia and Lora G. Pomerene of Coshocton Ohio. One daughter Lois Lavonne died in 1884. One sister and three brothers survive. Mrs Kays lived in the community for years and was a devoted member of the Presbyterian church in Henry.
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Mary A
Kays
Magnolia
C. T. Oscar Schacht
Bloomington
Indiana
H. G. Dusenberry
Henry
A. B. Smith
Henry City
Barney Relsmeyer
George Haun
Frank Nader
Walter Boyle
Murray Glenn
Dawson _Glenn_Jr
Mary Alice Hartenbower
J. H. and
Anna McCaleb-Hartenbower
Rochester
Minn
Winterset
Jaz and
Hennepin
Ill
John R.ays
Victor. C
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Dona J
Columbus
Ohio
Albert R
Kewanee
Mark E
Lora G. Pomerene
Coshocton
Lois Lavonne
Carrie M. Carpenter
Normal
W. Hartenbower
Chica
John, G. Hartenbower
Neosho Rapids
Kansas
Alvin Hartenbower
Douglas
Presbyterian Church
MOEWS FARM APPROVED FOR CORN HUSKING MEET
Floyd Keepers of Prairie Farmer visited the Moews farm near Granville to approve the site for the state corn husking contest. He inspected two 70 acre fields planted last spring and praised the setup. The tentative date is Friday November 8, with October visits planned to organize staging committees.
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Floyd Keepers
Prairie Farmer
Granville
Moews
Moews Farm
Nebraska
Moslander Buys Out Franke Interest in Market
E G Moslander has purchased Gus Franke’s stake in the M and F Meat market and will continue the business as Moslander’s market dissolving the four year partnership. Franke leaves Henry for Elmwood Ill to operate the Miller Meat market there. Moslander takes full charge of the Henry market.
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Miller
Henry
Moslander
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Wabel in Henry
Mrs. Alice Wabel died Monday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Theodore Rinehart’s home in Senachwine township. Funeral services will be held today at the Presbyterian church in Henry with Rev. Roger F. Cressey officiating. Interment will be in Henry City cemetery. She had been ill for a long time and was a widely known Henry resident. The Henry News Republic will publish a life sketch in the next issue.
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Alice ‘Wabel
Theodore Rinehart
Senachwine Township
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Roger F. Cressey
A. B.~smith
Henry City
Wabel
Henry News-Republican
Marshall Putnam Fair to Open for Four Days of Expos
The 12th annual Marshall Putnam Fair will open next Tuesday at the Henry fairgrounds for four days and nights. Entries are due by Tuesday morning. exhibitors must be Marshall or Putnam residents and owners of displayed items. Ten high class acts will perform twice daily at the amphitheatre, with significant advertising value and a busy midway. Local merchants are urged to exhibit. the fair promises entertainment, races, exhibitions, and amusements on par with recent fairs.
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Marshall-Putnant
Henry
Marshall
Putnam Counties
Duke’ Brothers
J. R. Belsly &Son
Lacon
4 H Club Show Set With Record Marshall Putnam Exhibit
Four H members from Marshall and Putnam counties prepare the largest 4 H exhibit on record for the Marshall Putnam fair showing pigs calves and poultry. Beef calves 114 entries plus 52 purebred and other calves will be judged September 13 at 9 30 a m with free grandstand admission. Forty Holstein Jersey and Guernsey dairy cattle will also be shown in the beef and dairy classes.
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Texas
Poland
China
Chester
Hampshire
J. B. Rice
Marseilles
Ill
Pig Club
Marshall- Putnam
Jersey
Guernsey
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