Card Party and School Elections Highlight Henry News
The Henry community plans a card party and dance at Henry Opera House next Thursday April 29. Voter turnout for the school board election reached 235 ballots with B F Ransom president candidate receiving 119 votes and Charles Onyan 124 for three years. Roy Miller 112 votes for two years. A follow up meeting was set after high water prevented full attendance.
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Henry Opera House
Henry
Henry School
B. F. Ransom
Charles Onyan
J. E. Barry
Roy Miller
The
Henry High School
Esmerelda
J. K. O'Neil
Halleen Tandy
Viola van Ostrand
John van Leer
Ralph Downey
Helen Bracken
Putnam
Eva Hubbell
Sparland
Chillicothe
Spring Valley
de Pue
Peoria
Grade Board Organizes elects secretary and approves raises
The Grade Board No. 35 held its first meeting in George Daniels studio with President B. F. Ransom presiding. Charles Onyan named secretary. committees announced including Finance by Onyun Meridian and Miller. The board voted to raise salaries by 15 dollars monthly for the coming year and plans regular meetings on the first Tuesday each month in the Henry Nessonale Bank building.
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District Board No. 20
President Green
B. Smith
Roy Hill
Stoneberg
Helper
Hunter
Forbes
Lottie Helper
George Daniel
B.F. Ransom
Charles Onyan
Ransom
Onyun
Merdian
Miller
Barry
Steele
Hiltabrand
Henry Nessonale Bank
Riddell Sisters
Clara B. Waughop
A G. Hillabrand
Oklahoma
G. M. Clark
Austin Clark
Henry Morse
Lizzie Zenor
Margaret Riddell
G. E. Travis
Bella Evans
Press Cor
The Man Who Turned White at Henry Opera House
A program at the Henry opera house features Ma Fa Pa in desert adventure scenes with exotic dancers and martial action. The event announces dates and previews drawings of dramatic escapades alongside local notices and society reports.
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Sahara
H. B. Warner
Foreign Legion
Henry Opera House
Methodist tale sermon at Putnam church on Sunday
A Putnam Methodist Church notice invites a Sunday gathering with an Odd Fellows inspired sermon on helping others. Rev M B Vaneer plans a brief sermon and special music by choir and orchestra, with Sunday school at 2 30 and preaching at 3 00. Everyone is welcome.
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Old Jerusalem
Jericho
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
M. B. van Ever
Putnam Methodist Church
Pal Paya Presbyterian Church Services Announced
Rev H G Dusenberry pastor outlines next Sabbath schedule with Sunday school at 945 am worship at 11 am sermon titled An Incident of Contrasts and 730 pm sermon Safe or In Danger. all welcome to attend.
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Pal Paya Presbyterian Church
H. G. Dusenberry
Church notices and Alaska lecture at Presbyterian church
Sunday masses at St Mary’s and St Joseph’s churches are listed with times. Rev Dusenberry spoke on Alaska at the Presbyterian church, praising the Presbyterian society work. Peoria Presbytery meeting at Canton reported a strong era movement and church finances, with 24 new members and 19 baptisms. Ex service men invited to Henry Post American Legion meeting at K P Hall on April 29 1920.
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C.F. Duerkop
Buffalo
N. Y
Roy Miller
Ilinois
Cadillac
Erickson Magneto Company
Chicago
Crow Creek
Henry
J. B. Quinn
John Reese
M. R. de
State Appellate Court
Leonard Hunter
L. O. Hunter
Tiskilwa
Boss Manufacturing Company
Kewanee
A. Schauer
Ang ST. Joseph's Church
M. J. Brennan
Wy Pa
Dusenberry
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Dusenberry
Peoria
Canton
American Legion
Henry Post
K. P. Hall
Country Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Time Saving Ideas
The Country Woman's club met with Mrs. W. A. Boyle with many ladies present. Discussion covered saving time on housework and lighter duties as member suggestions circulated. Members shared labor saving devices and ideas for club and community benefit. Refreshments and social hour followed with plans to meet again April 29 with Mrs. Barney Reismeyer. Rev. W. J. Carpenter left for Paris Illinois to attend memorial services for a soldier who died in France.
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Spencer Ketchum
South
Hartley
Peoria
Hart
Disosway
Department of Education
Waughop
Vaughn
Lexington
Joseph Warren
Paul Revere
Williams Dawes
Lolita Bell
Mesdames Hartley
Chicago
Ida Ketchum
Mesdames Halbleib
Stella Wood
Rose Reinbeck
Bunker Hill
Country Woman’s Club
W. A. Boyle
Barbara Kuhne
L. F. Boyle
Bumgarner
Barney Reismeyer
W. J. Carpenter
Paris
France
United States
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America
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Woman's Club
G. L. Schultz
Clarence Phillips
Judson Ong
Phillips
Ong
Charles Dewey
Alex Doelzer
Dewey
Doelzer
Henry Aluntin Association
First National Bank
Charles P. Green
J. K. O'Niel
Rebekah Lodge
Bureau
Marshall Lodge
Star
Marshall Lodge Jis
Victor C. Kays
Seventh District State Agricultural College
Jonesboro
Ark
Mary A. Kays
David Swain
A Salle
W. C. T. U. Meeting
U. S. Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Oral Bell
Morton News
Oral
A. R. Johnson
Thomas C. Waterous
New York Life
T. A. Buckner
Buckner
Charles A. Green
George Green
Horatio Hartley
Bartonville
Green
Bay City
Mich
W. C. French
J. C. Abbott
F. B. Coe
French
San Francisco
Frank D. Chase, Inc
Industrial Engineers
New York
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Saginaw
Coe
Ellen Riddell
Walter B. Duke
A. J. Ironmonger
Marshall Downey
Alden Hunter
Peter Harrington
John Lindgren
Fairfield
A. Oakley
Peoria Star
George A. Burt
Rygo
M. E. Church
M. S. Meeting
W. F. M. S. Society of
Clara Snyder
Elizabeth Reed
D. R. Blackwell
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C. E. Griffin
India
Korea
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Frank Johnson
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Methodist
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