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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

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Local notes from Henry County social and business life

The itemized column lists visits and greetings from Miss Margaret Jones and Mrs. Chestnut, a new bank president Jessie Gillett, railroad changes, home improvements by Mrs. Haines, and various community updates. It mentions Henry K. GFP lodge costumes, Fox River Association meeting at Marseilles, and a Rock Island railroad depot conduct note. Includes civic and social details across Ottawa, Marseilles, Logan county, and surrounding towns.

Hunter Wheatland Helen Lyle Biawells Margaret Jones D. Ia Putnam Maxwell Pea Lucas Glénne Margaret H. Correll Springfield Camp House Méssiére Jan Kewanee Henry First Chestnut Williane Duke Peoria Hoh. Haines Isi Fox River_Association of the Congregational churches Marseilles Ottawa Sheator Lockport Joliet Minooka Ya Salle Peru Springs Valley Cherry Seatonville Hennepin Graneville ME_ Palatine

Emportant Affairs of the Week Noted In 1914 Update

A mixed 1914 roundup notes motorists urged to display automobile numbers to avoid arrests. It reports J P Root of Chillicothe undergoing tumor removal with quick recovery, highway plans across Illinois, and a 164 coal mine deaths total for Siters in 1318 versus other states. It also covers a bakery school initiative, a cruiser trip from Memphis to La Salle, and local O E S organizational history.

J. P. Root Chillicothe Timois Cook Dupage and Kane United States Bureau of Mines Pennsylvania West Virginia New Mexico Ohio Alabama Colorado Illinois Bakers’ Association University of Illinois L. G C. Fuller J. Clark Chicago Memphis la Salle Tennessee Vira Prentiss Bine-Ridge Thomas Martin United States McLean Champeign Livingston la Salles Vermilion

Republican to Publish City History for Sixtyth Anniversary

The Republican plans a booster edition to mark sixty years since the city was chartered and organized. It will include a history of administrations, old and new street views, river and residence scenes, profiles of prominent men, societies, and a business directory. Over a thousand advance orders have been placed.

Republican Henry Tne Republican

W C T U Memorial Honors Lilian Stevens Leader

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the New Jerusalem church on April 21 with Mrs. George Helper presiding. The program honored Lilian M. W. Stevens after Frances Willard’s death, praising Stevens for expanding the temperance movement and rallying recruits, while recalling her lifelong mission to end liquor’s harm. The meeting closed with a song.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union New~Jerusalem George Helper J. A. Williams Reed Lilian M. W. Stevens Frances E. Willard National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Lillian Stevens Lillian M. WN Stevenshike Frances Willard

Schoolboard reorganizes and student classes organize for year

The Board of Education reorganizes on Monday evening with committees chosen including Finante Phillips Bayne Building Barry and Downey. Students will elect class officers next Sunday as their class organizes for the coming year. The league treasurer notes due central office dues of 25 cents per member. A shower sale and Auklands lenders event were mentioned, with community families returning from Florida.

Board of Education Finante League Leell Wawksworth Pentages Auklands A. A. Webber Castleton Greally Florida

Publication Duty for Township Financial Reports

The article urges sworn annual financial reports by township and city officials handling public funds. It explains a 1911 amendment requiring such officers to file sworn copies with the county clerk within 30 days after fiscal year end, plus bank balance certification and cash accounting. It warns of possible prosecution for noncompliance.

Mrs Douglas Chance Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mrs. Douglas Chance died April 17, 1914, at 8 30 p m after a long illness from cancer. Born October 1843 in New Jersey, she was 70. She married Douglas Chance in 1880 in Henry, had two sons Caleb who died years ago and Fay, the survivor. A former writer for The Henry Republican, she belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church. Funeral was Monday at 9 am. Rev Fr Brennan offered a mass and reflections on eternity. Interment in Henry cemetery. A B Smith funeral director.

Douglas Chance Thomas Mary Green New Jersey Henry Caleb Fay C. E. Smith Chance Henry Republican St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Fr. Brennan Henry Cemetery A. B. Smith

Mrs Malissa Johnson Rites Held in City Church

Mrs Malissa Johnson born Indiana July 14 1856 died April 20 1914 aged 58 years 9 months 6 days. She lived in Missouri since childhood married S M Johnson March 26. Six sons and three daughters survived with her husband. Funeral at Methodist church April 22 conducted by Rev J E Mercer with neighbor women as casket bearers. Interment at Henry Cemetery.

S. M. Johnson Malissa Johnson James Malinda McCarty Indiana Missouri Freewill Baptist Church Sony J. E.mercer Henry Cemtery A. B Smith Maubach Perdew Reismeyer Brodddus Ash Barker

Chicago May Adopt Modern Sewage System Says Healy

City officials indicate Chicago will abandon dumping debris into the drainage canal and adopt a modern sewer system to reduce river pollution. Alderman Healy cites sub surface delays and urges immediate action to implement Europeanstyle sewage disposal, with plans linked to a subway project.

Chicago Des Plaines Illinois Illinois Valley Wm. J. Healy Downtown Municipal Improvement Commission Wnwortuyo

Methodist Church to Host Week events and May Dedication

Services next Sabbath include Sabbath school at 9 45 led by M L Coan with a Men s Bible class. Public worship at 11 and 7 30 with a Dowworth League service at 6 30. The Ladies Aid meets April 27 in the parlor and midweek prayer Thursday. Speaker Spencer spoke Sabbath eve. communion drew many. Ministerial association will meet May 4 5 in Pekin with about 100 ministers present. The Lew aac building in Peoria will be dedicated May 19 by Bishop McDowell. Rev J H Mercer notes his six years as superintendent there.

M. L. Coan Ladies’ Aid Society Spencer Peoria Pontiac Pekin Lew Aac McDowell Chicago J. HE. Mercer

St Johns Episcopal Church Easter Services and Guild Meetings

St Johns Episcopal Church holds Holy Eucharist at 9 45 a m on the second Sunday after Easter with Sunday school at 11 a m and matins and sermon. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m. Women s Guild meets Thursday afternoon and St Catherines Guild meets tomorrow at Miss Young s home. Saturday marks the Feast of St Mark with F W Haist as Priest in Charge.

St. John's Episcopal Church Women's Guild St. Catherine’s Guild Miss Young St. Mark, the F. W. Haist

St Joseph’s Church Services and Mass Schedule

St Joseph’s Church advertises weekly services with low mass at 8 a.m. on weekdays and Sunday services at 8 a.m and 10 a.m. A sermon and benediction follow the high mass at 10 a.m led by Rev. Fy-M St Brennan.

St. Joseph's Church St Brennan

Saint Mary's Church Mass Schedule Detailed

St Marys Church lists morning mass at 7 a m with high mass and English sermon, low mass and German sermon at 10 a m, and Sunday afternoon services at 2 30 o'clock. Fr M Gensler signs the notice.

St. Mary's Church M. Gensler

Voters' League to Meet at City Hall April 24

The Voters' League will convene in the City Hall council room on April 24 at 7 20 p m. Bella Evans serves as secretary.

Voters’ League Riz Bella, Evans

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