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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1915

Page

1

Local notes on residents and agriculture in the county

Hasty, fragmentary summary details residents visiting relatives, students home from the state university, farmers moving to summer farms, and local business activity. Mentions Kenneth Helper, Nigdrew Hunter, Miss Clara, Joseph Schaeffer, Driscoll, James Murphy, and George C. Helper among others. notes road work, real estate, and pig prices as market glimpses.

Kenneth Helper Nigdrew Hunter Margover Joseph Schaeffer Daugh Peoria Vis Mrn Bernard Yaeger gultJones The George C. Helper Mr. Helper James Murphy Kap Grove

Town Officials Approve Levy and Cemetery Walk Aid

Henry township voters approve a $750 general tax levy and allocate $500 to aid Catholic churches in building a concrete walk from the street junction to Catholic cemeteries. The total project cost is about $1100 with the balance from Catholic congregations plus shade trees along the route.

Henry S. Merritt Howard—Stoner Theo Bickerman John Ford Wuilding Elenry

School Notes Show Busy Week At Bradford

The article details baseball practice ahead of Friday's season opener at Bradford under coach Bassett. It notes Arbor and Bird Day materials from the state superintendent, a botany class tree planting for the class of 1917 by Ethel Stoner, and English readings. Freshmen cooked and served cocoa with wafers while a short literary program occurred. fire drills occurred Monday and Wednesday. various students held roles as pianist organist and visitors.

Bradford Bassett OE Public Instruction Ethel Stoner English Iti Burke Ida Brown Blanche Gibbs Esther Hunter Theo Lawsha

City Ordinances and Enforcement Voices Rise in Meeting

A packed session discussed aldermen passing ordinances, state law conflicts, and the mayor duty to enforce both. The meeting highlighted loyalty to the oath of office and hinted at political tensions amid debate over enforcement and public commitments.

Board of Aldermen Robil T. “K. Leech Republican Au Terre etonsAllynee

County Board Of Supervisors Election Totals Report

Complex county board results list Republican and Democratic tallies by township. Henry, Saratoga, Whitefield, Steuben, La Prairie, Roberts, and Roberts areas show votes for supervisor, commissioner, justice, and trustees with party splits and holdover members noted.

la Prairie John “Turnbull Steuben Altér Burnett Saratoga Robert Kelley Ies Evans J. F. Douglas Sy Roberts Olney M. Hurt Bennington M.stratton R. Holdover Whitefield B.r. Hunt Richland J. EB. Tiffyr Henry B. F. Ransom D. Belle Plakin C—k—Seluumacher Ag Lacon F. A. Barr D. Hopewell A. M. Stoner F. Douglas Wenona New Tiake Henry Township Cantina Eare Kapraun Taylor Smith Justice of the Peace T C. Haws C.C Doran G. L. Schultz C. B. Dewey John Hickey Jacob Kissell Adolph Buenazi Albert Reese Jackburn Kevies Salisbury Carter Shearer Jay Barnes Hiram. Mutton A. A Rouse George Shorts Walter Burnett Wm. Kehlenbach T Carver Constable Hon F. P. Kelly Harry Seibold O. ml. McLaughlin Blir Kehlen Bich Garver Seibold McLaughlin Tory Adam Gray H A. Barton Thomas Davidson Ed Epley J Myers Justice R. D. McCulloch Oscar Olson

Will Coulter of Clara City Expires After Long Illness

Will Coulter of Clara City Minnesota died Monday afternoon March 29 19125 after several months illness. He was born October 18 1867 in Marshall County grew to manhood married Jennie King of Camp Grove and had six children. Survived by widow father one brother and two sisters body brought from Minnesota to Havlock for interment. A benefit event for St Mary Church will be held Friday evening April 97. Proceeds go to the church.

Will Coulter Clara City Minn Imness Ww. J. Coulter Marshall County Jennie- King Tand John King Henry St. S Maryist

Local Woman’s Club Plenums Peoria Plans and News

Mrs Theo Disosway presided at the 16th District Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting held in Peoria with delegates from Henry club. Miss Gertrude Bickerman was absent in Peoria. notes on current events and war updates were read. Mrs Spencer Ketchum reported on Ocean Springs Mississippi trip and Florida City charity letters were read. Local members hosted and shared piano duets by Imelda and Lillian Hartley and discussed child welfare laws and church support.

S. May’ Stickel ar—Women's Peoria Henry Club Spencer-Ketchant Sie Clift Charlotte ‘Sparling Nellie Harlin Imelda Lillian Hartley Ris Burt George Halbleib Florida City Mla James Powers May Young Mexico England Lloyd- George Great Britain Germany Austria Rum Spencer Ketchum Ocean Springs Southland John’ ‘Ffartley Gird Lillian Margaret Campbell Bella Evans Press Cor

Easter Exercises at Presbyterian Sunday School

The Presbyterian Church held Easter exercises Sunday evening in place of the regular service. The beautifully decorated church featured songs and recitations by Sunday school children and selections by the choir. The program included soloists, readings, and a benediction by Rev. Martin with the primary department notable for its contributions.

Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Sunday School Carpen

Easter Services Across Churches Highlight Resurrection

Easter services in multiple churches featured extended programs, choir performances, and sermons on the resurrection. St Joseph's observed a grand Mass with Holy Communion and two choirs delivering special hymns, while the parish emphasized devotion and offerings, marking a festive resurrection celebration.

Easter Open Doors Service Shown by Christian Church School

On April 4 the Christian Church held an Easter service titled Open Doors with the Bible school at 10 a.m. led by W. Knight and Rev H C Reichel at 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. An Endeavor service followed at 6:30 p.m. The alcove depicted three doors for the Orphans Home Hospital and Home for the Aged, with children and nurses performing scripts and songs. The program included recitations, a National Benevolent Association speaker, and a collection for associated institutions to be held next week.

Caleb Simpson F. W. Haist Christian Church U. W. Knight H.C Reichel Christian Orphans’ Home Christian Hospital Christian Home For Jesus Christian Orphan's Home National Benevolent Association Mirs-Deck iCarriers saMayowish Hasabeei Imeeting Mss Ryan Congressys

Fragmentary OCR Notes Amid Confusing Neighbors Names

Incomplete text from a page segment mentions various personal names and a possible social event. The legible parts include references to a location bar and an afternoon meeting. No coherent narrative or clear event is discernible from the readable lines.

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