Improvements Planned by M P Fair Board
J H Monier secretary reports at a meeting that over 2000 dollars was raised for permanent improvements. Treasurer George A Burt says 1575 dollars in subscriptions and 642.29 from the 1986 fair profit, with plans for more roadways water and electric upgrades. The score card ads net 116 and cards 87.24, totaling 203.24, funds paint the amphitheatre and promote Marshall-Putnam Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Burt
Henry
The
Fair Association
Mak- T
Serre Nich
Ig Aan E Fair Association
Burt
Reading
Messrs, Monler
Farmer Ellsworth Weekly Obituary Dies in Peoria
Ellsworth Weekly reports the death of a La Prairie Township farmer aged 63 3 11 from a brief illness in Peoria. Survived by widow and two brothers John of La Prairie and a Indiana brother. Services held at 2 pm at United Knnt-C of LaPrairie with burial in church cemetery.
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Ellsworth Weekly
la Prairie
Monay
Peoria
Mr. Weekly
Strayton
Ind
Katie
Spotland
John
LaPrairie
Indiana
The
United
Knnt—C of
Church Cemetery
Burial for Henry McConnell Held in Arizona
Veronica Dwyer McConnell of Chicago announces the death of Henry McConnell after illness. The funeral and burial arrangements are pending with services expected to take place in Chicago, with relatives traveling to the site.
Coming Sales haw cashble sale of live stock
Auction notice describes live stock sale within one mile east of Henry by E Doke. Readers advised to attend details listed in local ad column.
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Henry By
Mary Duke of Henry Dies After Long Life of Service
Miss Mary Duke a longtime Henry resident and member of one of the area’s oldest families died Sunday September 26 at age 83 years 2 months and 23 days at sister Mrs Charles Greenlee’s home. Funeral held 2:30 p m Tuesday at St John’s Episcopal Church with Father Franklin officiating. Interment followed in Henry City Cemetery in the Duke family lot. Surviving sisters are Mrs Chas Greenlee and Mrs George McGillick, with two nieces and two nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duke
Henry
Charles Greenlee
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Franklin
John Parker
Arthur Ironmonger
George Burt
Marshall Downey
William Steele
Walter Overbeck
Henry City
Duke
Green
Joseph
Barbara Duke
Gambier
Ohio
Miss Duke
Hent
Thomas
New Books Added to Library Inspire Readers and Students
Miss Helen Duke donates five Dr. Doolittle titles to the public library along with a ten volume Our Wonder World set for schools. New adult and rental books include Victoria by Wilkins, Truth to Tell by Rosman, Danger in the Dark by Eberhart, Citadel by Cronin, You Cant Have Everything by Norris, Full Flavor by Leslie, Hounds of God, Scaramouche by Sabatini, Ruben and Ivy Send by Mila, and Laughing Boy by Lafore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Duke
Dr. Doolittle
Porter
Pumphrey
Molesworth
Washington
Alhambra
Irving
Bain
Lang
Edwards
Hillyer
Smith
Ruskin
Cheney
Pat
Silver Bush
Montgomery
Henry Public Libeers
Victoria
Wilkins
Rosman
Eberhart
Cronin
England
Kathleen Norris
Leslie
Hounds of God
Henry People on New Rocket Train Travel to Chicago and Back
Mr and Mrs Charles B Dewey rode the Rock Island Rocket from Peoria to Chicago Monday and back Tuesday declaring the train the latest in rail travel with air conditioning and onboard dining. Mr and Mrs Walter B Duke rode the Rocket to Chicago Wednesday. The train was eight minutes late recently at Spar when two residents flagged it by mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Dewey
Chicago
Peoria
Rock Island
Walter B. Duke
Spar
Bicycle rider killed near Sparland in Route 29 crash
LeRoy Cook 16, messenger for Western Union at Peoria, died after his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Albert Short of Sparland near the Sparland brick yard on Route 29. Short testified he could not avoid the boy. jury ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Cook
Tiskilwa
Sparland
Western Union
Peoria
Albert Short
E. E. Royce
Chillicothe
Proctor Hospital
Harold F. Diller
Peoria County
E. B. Burnham
Short
LeRoy
Flora Betts Cook
Canton III
Final Tribute Paid Charles E Griffin
Funeral services for Charles E Griffin were held Thursday September 23 with Rev J A Johnson of Barry Ill delivering a consoling address Life is Christ Death is Gain The City Four Square and The Garden of Grace were sung by Mrs Charles Pagemiller and Mrs Elmer Hunt He joined Whitefield Center Church and later Magnolia and Henry Methodist Church serving as trustee and Men s Bible Class secretary He helped lead the movement making Henry a dry town Six Spanish American War comrades from Frank Killifer Camp No 33 Streator escorted the casket draped with the American flag at the grave The Henry Post American Legion led the services and floral pieces reflected the high esteem in which he was held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Barry, Ill
Henry Methodist Church
Haries
Griffin
Whitefield Center
George Alford
Whitefield Church
Magnolia Methodist Church
Henry
Methodist Church
Marshall-Putnam Federated Bible Classes
Rea Martin
Henry’s
American Legion
Galvin Starttger
Charles Carrier
Hoyt Clifford
Venona
Howard
Bolton and
LaTour
Spring Valley
Frank Killifer
Streator
Henry Theatre Awards 2150 in Gifts Across Trading Area
Mrs. Ethel Stites of Magnolia received 60 dollars at Henry Theatre on Wednesday night. The venue has distributed 2150 dollars in gifts to people in the Henry trading area, underscoring its role as a community entertainment hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stites
Magnolia
Henry
Henry Theatre
Watercott's Store Expands with New Addition in Henry
J Watercott & Company begins a 2400 square foot expansion to create a 12,000 square foot display and retail space. The project supports Henry's growth tied to the new bridge and farm prosperity, with local contractors and redecorating of the main store involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watercott
Henry and Henry
J. Watercott & Company
Peoria
Watercott’s
Parent Teachers Association District 7 to Meet in Varna Gym
The 16th annual conference of District 7 will be held at Varna Township High School gymnasium on Tuesday October 5. Mrs William Goldsmith of Peoria district director will preside. Counties Peoria Stark Marshall Tazewell and Woodford will be represented. Superintendent Robert Jamieson will lead the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna Township High School
William Goldsmith
Peorig
Peoria
Stark
Marshall
Tazewell
Woodford
Robert Jamieson
Last Rites for William J. Barth Held in Henry
Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic Church Henry for William J Barth who died Sept 24 after a five week illness. Interment was in Calvary Cemetery. Surviving are his widow Mary Barth two sons Albert and Paul and four daughters Mrs George Schmitt Mrs Lester Garman and Mrs Robert Chappalear and Mrs Ed Eves ten grandchildren and several siblings.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Henry
William J. Barth
Barth
Andrew Schauer
Mr. Barth
Barney Merdian
Henry Meister
Louis Tommes
Frank Bickerman
Ed. Hennessey
J. J. Green
Calvary —Cemetery
A. C. Lindbloom
Weimar
Catherine Barth
Warsaw
Ill
Mary Turnhoffer
John Schlosser
Putnam Peps to Broadcast From Urbana
The Putnam Peps novelty band of the Senachwine Go-Getters 4 H Club will broadcast at 12 30 PM Saturday Oct 2 over WILL radio from the University of Illinois Champaign Urbana campus. Members include Mark Heminghouse Mildred Johnson John Edward Murphy and Robert Baer all of Putnam with C W Read as local leader. WILL now has increased power and will be heard across the state on 580 kilocycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Peps
Senachwine
WILL
University of Illinois
Champaigen- Urbana
Mark Heminghouse
Mildred Johnson
John Edward Murphy
Robert Baer
Putnam
C. W. Read
Apples Begin Ripening At Wagner Orchard East Of Henry
Wagner orchard in Hopewell Township covers about 70 acres with 5 000 trees. This year’s crop is large and high quality as a natural cave storage for 1 000 bushels is built near the orchard entrance with electric lights. next year a second cave of similar capacity will be added. Owners Gilbert Wagner and Dr J H Wagner report a grass fire threat earlier but only slight damage. swine are being fattened on windfall apples. road signs direct visitors to the orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Orchard
Wagner Orchards
Henry
Hopewell Township
Gilbert Wagner
Chicago
J. H. Wagner
Parole Violation Arrest Returns Suspect to Joliet Prison
Scott Swain of McNabb, released from Joliet State prison after a confidence game sentence, was captured as a parole violator Monday by Sheriff Lawrence Ellena of Putnam County on orders from State investigator Edward Duffy of LaSalle. Duffy sent Swain back to Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Scott
Swain
McNabb
Joliet State Prison
Lawrence Ellena
Putnam County
Edward Duffy
LaSalle
Duffy
Joliat
Henry Community Sale Barn Opens Friday Morning
The Henry Community Sale Barn at the Marshall Putnam Fair Grounds opens Friday at 11 o clock with a large stock list. J L Kidd owner manager reports two loads of dairy cows horses and mules plus cattle sheep hogs and stock cattle including steers. A 20 by 40 new building houses an office and a lunch room run by Floyd Brown and partner. Francis Keegan auctioneer and clerks include Leon Clausen Ben McAllister and Keith Loveless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Henry River
Marshall - Putnam Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Watercott’s
New Henry
J. L. Kidd
New Sale
Sale Ring
Sale Company
Floyd Brown
Magnolia
Francis Keegan
Putnam
Leon Clausen
McNabb
Ben McAllister
Kéth Loveless
Milford E. Lucas Buys Vogelsang Grocery in Henry
Milford E. Lucas, longtime employee, subpurchases the C B E Vogelsang grocery store from Miss Katie Vogelsang administrator. He will run the business in the Edward Street game building with the same high grade merchandise and continue delivery service as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford E. Lucas
Vogelsang
Henry
Lucas
Forty Hour Devotions At St Marys Church Held This Week
Forty hour devotions were conducted at St Marys Church with Rev Father Pregenter of Chicago leading daily services. A large attendance gathered each morning and evening, and the closing procession featured eleven priests and sixteen students in white from St Marys School. Visiting clergy included Monsignor Gohlman Fr Henry Schubert Fr George 0 S B of Peoria and several others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Father Pregenter
Chicago
St. Mary’s School
Monsignor Gohlman
Henry Schubert
George
Peoria
Wencel Scholar
Norbert
O. S. B. Penn
Leo Henkel
Tiskilwa
Spaldine
Chillicothe
T. J. Harrington
H. B. Causey
Henry
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Tary’s
JH. H. Monier
Farm Bureau
Henry Gir
Veronica Dwyer
Frank Gene
Henne
Fisheron
Ariz
Pire
McConnell
Seaghts
Chinetomorrow
Helen
Inquest
Charles E. Griffin
Jena
Third Street
Bert Hoppler
Watercott's
Si Gilpin
P.T. A. Meeting
Wm.j. Barth
SALE
Rush
Kidd