Joseph Peterman 1878 Birth and Christian Burial in Henry
Joseph Peterman died at a young age and was laid to rest at St Mary’s Catholic Church Henry. Rev Fr Zutabuch and Rev Gumbuehl led services praising his Christian faith. Henry Fire Department attended. pallbearers were Playmates and schoolmates. Floral tributes and cards of thanks followed.
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Joseph Peterman
Henry
St Mary's Catholic Church
Zutabuch
Joseph
Gumbuehl
Joe
Rumbuehl
Henry Fire Department
Fire Department
John Peterman
Cincinnati
A. Renz
Feury Reading Club
Barney Blatzey
Barto
Barney Kramer
Calla Lifies
Gro A Wurt
Geo Burt Sr
Calla Miles
Fico Tinniels
T. Hartwig
If Fiedler
Hutchins-Bincoln Co
Toseph Schick
Bosbenner
Andrew Helm
Indianapolis
Barney Blazey
Frances
Geo Barto
Tiskilway
Adam Peterman
Mourning in the Community for Peterman Youth
The town mourns Joseph Peter man son of Mr and Mrs Adam Peter man who died after a long illness cancer sarcoma. He served Hutchins Lincoln Co. and sought cure through X Ray treatment in nearby Chicago. A revered young man, he was consecrated bishop in 1901 and served the Quincy diocese. The piece notes his character and reflections on life, with local notices about farming, church events, meetings, and a recent accident involving Mr Baker and a disrupted wagon at the Brum Bey farm along with ongoing church activities and community reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pe‘terman
Adam Pe’terman
Chicago
Hutchins-Lincoln Co
Earth
Wm Baker
Brum- Bey
Andeus
Tmunter Lumber Yard
Bedrard—street
Watercott's
Kealee
Joseph Ziegler Jr
Baker
Robert Doran
Mra Ziegler
Devilish Dick the Gypsy Camp Trader in Illinois
A, known as Devilish Dick across Illinois, travels with two wagons and a company of horses trading along the road. He owns a 200 acre farm near Aurora and employs his wife to tell fortunes in towns. He often settles horse trades by racing, defends cash with force, and recently sent $1000 to his mother while continuing travels with Jules and a horse trading band.
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Illinois
Aurora
Henry
Taga
Chillicothe
Tags
Squire Booth
Iired
Jules
Dick Joley
Death and Funeral of Henry Malone in Ames and Swisher News
An obituary notice chronicles the burial of Henry Malone born in Marshall county 1880 died March 20 1908 after long illness with throat cancer and faltering health. It also reports the death and funeral of Mrs Susan A Swisher at Mt Palatine Ill aged 81 with service by Rev J T Bliss and burial beside her husband. The piece notes community attendance and Woodmen bereavement benefits and reflects on faith and consolation.
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Susan A Swisher
Susan A. Swisher
Owear Bumgarner
Mt Palatine
Putnam County
Ill
Bumgarner
Ralne Aul
Garner
Chicago
Washington Co
Hino
Jonathan Swisher
Joshua L. Mills
Mr Swisher
Mt Palatjoe
J. R. Bush
Phos Feining
WB. Mills
Amos
Morris A
Wilson
Mr Smith
Dearest Joe Mourned in Bereavement Card
Heavy hearts recall the loss of Joe with lines of sorrow and faith as families thank neighbors and friends for support. The heartfelt note expresses belief in heaven, the father’s summons, and a brief memorial tone from Miss WN Stout and children.
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Joe
WN. Stout
Death of William N Hlunt in Whitefield Illinois 1908
William Nichols Hlunt aged 73 died at his Whitefield Marshall county home on April 13 1908 after a brief illness. He was born July 4 in Chester New Jersey and moved to Marshall county in 1898 with his wife Ruth Ann Young. Survived by four children Phomaa N Alma Co A Terrell William S Gertrude and Karl B, funeral held at home with Rev H Coolidge leading services and burial at Sugar Grove cemetery. A long-time respected settler noted for kindness and good citizenship.
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W. N. Stout
William Nichols Hlunt
Whitefield
Marshall County
Chester
Morris County
N.J
Ruth Ann Young
Sig
Phomaa N
Aira Co
Terrell
William
Gertrude
Karl B
Billy
H. Coolidge
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Keller
Messie Simeon
Doyle
Henry Merdian
W. W. Wallace
C. L. Clawson
John Divelbles
W. R. Brokaw
C. A. Terrell
Peoria
Josie Bhratta
Keota
Iowa
Shaid Mrr H
Aa. Hammond
Wyoming
Elia Teeter
C W.¢Lester
Bishop Taylor Dies in Kenosha Bright's Disease At 50
Bishop Frederiekh-WHiaur-Paytor, head of the Quincy diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church, died on Monday in Kenosha Bantturtium while seeking relief from Bright's disease. Born in 1868 in Toledo Ohio, he was educated at Western Reserve University and General Theological Seminary. He served in Danville Springfield and Quincy, contributed to church law, and left a legacy as a scholar and writer revered across the church.
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Frederiekh—Whiaur—Paytor
Quincey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kenosha Bantturtium
Bright
Quinncy
Taylor
Quincy
Toledo
Obite
Western Reserve University
General Theological Seminary of New York
Church of the
St Paul's
Springfeld
Jépiscopal Church
Hhvols
Cora L. Mkingsley
Cleveland
Ohio
Illlinois
Springfield
St Paul’s Pro-Cathedral
Cooking Demonstrations by Mrs Waterman at Library
The Henry area welcomes Mrs Alice Casey Waterman Waterman will present a course of lectures and cooking demonstrations May 11 to 16 in C R Jones building, previously Schaefer's Novelty Store. The Library Association organized the event with Mrs Waterman praised for her engaging teaching plus a note that programs will be printed next week.
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Henry
Alice Casey Waterman
Library Association
C. R. Jones
Schaefer
Mra Waterman
Mrs Drayton W Bushnell visits hometown memories
Mrs Drayton W Bushnell nee Helen Lyndshaw a former Henry girl and Counce Bluffe Iowa resident spent several days in our city as guest of Mrs Bh Hutch ens. She recalls landmarks from her youth and notes changes across the years while praising the home of her childhood and her own pleasant company.
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Drayton W. Bushnell
Helen Lyndshaw
Henry
Counce Bluffe
Iowa
Our City
Bh. HW. Hutchens
Indy
County school contest reform eyed by several towns
Citizens seek to withdraw from the county contest and form a new association including Peoria LaSalle Ottawa Princeton and Henry. Many towns propose a May meet at Henry to stage a student contest seen as a big day for Henry with wide funding support.
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Peoria
LaSalle
Ottawa
Princeton
Henry
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promised For Indigestion Relief
A Kentucky reader reports long standing dyspepsia improved immediately after starting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. She claims rapid weight gain and restored health after using the product, stating it digests what you eat and makes the stomach content.
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Mary 8
Crick
White Plains
Powell
Brain Food Fad Promoted by Authorities and a Local Meeting
The piece ridicules a brain food craze while promoting Green's August Flower as a digestion aiding remedy. It notes indigestion harms nutrition and claims the remedy purifies blood and boosts vigor. Dr Powell's city drug store sells it for 26 or 75 cents. Republicans of Marshall county set a delegate convention in Tueton at 1 pm tomorrow to nominate a County Clerk candidate.
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Green
Marshall County
Tucton
Call
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