Lloyd Wyckoff Wedding in St Louis Ceremony
Henry community notes the marriage of Harry Lloyd of St Louis and Anna May Wyckoff of Henry at St John s Episcopal church on July 25. The bride wore light brown pongee, violet trimming and carried bridesmaids roses. the groom is linked to Chicago firm William Wrigley Jr. Co. Kansas. The event united families with local merchants and public figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd-Wyckoff
Harry Lloyd
St. Louis
Anna May Wyckoff
Henry
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George Lloyd
Charles B. Dewey
Messrs
Logan Barrett
Oscar Davis
Matthew Steele
Richard Reed
Elizabeth
Edward
Mendelsshon
T. L
Episcopal Church
St Louis
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
William Wrigley, Jr. Company
Chicago
Kansas
Carrie Carpenter
la Salle
Henry High
Henry Meier longtime Henry business leader dies in Henry
Mrs Louis A Meier of Henry mourns the loss of her husband Louis A Meier a respected businessman who built L A Meier & Sons into hardware and tin goods stores. The funeral at Edward street featured a large crowd with military and civic attendance. Gen Thomas J Henderson sent a heartfelt letter of sympathy noting their longtime comradeship in the 112th Illinois and praising Meier’s community service and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Light Guard
William
Meter
Henry
L. A Meier & Sons
Edward Street
Frijaar
D & McCown
ME Church
Meier
J S Burt
Walter ‘Scott
Alex Daniels
Light Guard Band
A Fromme
Henry Yaeger
J. J Henry
Heary Cemetery
Worth McVicker
Miss Brown
Rev McCown
JL R. Phillips
Princeton
Louis A Meier
Mrs Meier
Mrs. Meier
Thos J Henderson
Veteran Meier Memorialized in Henry as Civil War Bugler
The obituary honors Lewis August Meier, a German-born Civil War veteran from Henry, Illinois. He served as corporal in the 112th Illinois Infantry under General Sherman, fought at multiple battles, and was discharged in 1865. A skilled musician, he sang war songs at Memorial events and led church choirs. He married twice, left four children, and remained active in the Episcopal and later Methodist congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys In Blue
J .A Melick
Robert Hoar
Lewis August Meier
Lewis August Meijer
Christian R and
Johanna Meier
Braunschweig
Germany
Henry
Louisa Schulpius
Carl Wiiwai
Gustaff
Meier
America
Henry County
Linois
Atlanta
Decatur
Utty Creek
Lovejoy
Dark River
Spring Hill
Franklin
Nashville
Tenn
Anderson
N. C
Willmington
Kingston
Goldsboro
Greenboro
Society of the Army of the Ohio
Priscilla Angeline Watson
Lewis A
Episcopal Church
F Pal Church
Georgia
Tentine
Entscopal
Card of Thanks from Meier Families
We express grateful thanks to the many friends who aided us during sickness and bereavement. Mrs. L. A. Meier and Family, Gus Meier and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Meier
Gus Meier
Otsego Journal Endorsees Dr King s New Discovery
Otsego Journal editor William M Dietz lauds Dr King s New Discovery as the most popular remedy in Otsego county and the family’s best friend. The ad claims it cures coughs colds and lung diseases with guaranteed satisfaction and trial bottles available at the local drug store for 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego
Gilbertsville
N. Y
Dr. King
ACS
Bradford Hazing Explains Accident and Family Regret
Editorial letter defends Bradford schoolboys after a March 6 1907 hazing incident involving Oscar Stoner and his son Charley. It describes a prank that left Charley pinned under a fallen spire, notes the boys’ remorse, and condemns all forms of cruel pranks while stressing the legal action and impact on families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Oscar Stoner
Charley
Stoner
Bradford
Main Street
Martle
Deaths Grip Chillicothe Mourns Kinloch Prominent Citizen
Chillicothe mourns the death of James Kinloch at 62 a former mayor and longtime booster editor of the Chillicothe Bulletin He founded Columbia para and was a trusted public speaker and generous neighbor His loss is deeply felt by many in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
James Kinloch
Columbia Para
Chillicothe Bulletin
the Bulletin
Jim’ Kinloch
Richard A. Culter
Peoria
Hardin Culter
A. Hall
Culter
North Street
Oat Harvest Competes Between Neighbors Apple and Pembrook
Stephen Apple reports light harvest while claiming the bundle weighing heaviest marked the farmer. Calvin Pembrook, longtime oat cutter on Morning Star, moved east of Lacon this year. Apple and Pembrook are described as good neighbors and recently shared harvesting tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Apple
Calvin Pembrook
Wnhent
Morning Star Place
Lacon
Steve
Aripple
Pembrook
Paris native couple reunites in Dallas wedding
John E Tyler and Lillian B Adams, long separated sweethearts from Henry County, wed in Dallas on July 24. Tyler, a Merrick night clerk in Paris for twenty years, and Adams, a Has kell Institute teacher, renewed their romance after decades apart, returning to Paris to reside at the Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Tyler
Lillian B. —Adams
Henry
Fil
Paris
Texas
Daily Advocate
Tyler
Adams
Arch Bracken
Bothn
John E Tyler
Merrick
K C
Lillian B Adams
Haskell
Dallas
Frank H Wright
Wright
Lawrence
Hes
Tyer
Santa Fe
Coal Dealers’ Ex cursion to Algonquin Park
A Chicago group of 84 Coal Dealers undertook a July train and steamer tour from Chicago to Ontario and Quebec. Highlights include London and Niagara Falls visits, a St Lawrence River voyage to Montreal, and a base at Algonquin Park 300 miles northwest of Montreal with tents, canoes, and deer watching. The trip, lasting about ten days, ends back in Chicago on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mr Burgess
Pullman Cars
Grand Trunk Railroad
Hades
St Clair River
Port Huron
London
Canada
Burgess
Niagara Falls
Falls
Royal Gorge
Kingston
King Howard
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Dominion Park
Ottawa
Canada Farms
Hainelland Iowa
Cash Lake
Algonquin Park
King’s Rangers
Toronto
G. MM. Locke
Minnesota Land Sale Opens Vast Prairie Farms for Investors
An advertisement touts 3 000 acres of improed farms across Watonwan Blue Earth Brogd and Martin counties Minnesota with 90 to 640 acre plots and prices from 45 to 65 dollars per acre. It also promotes 8 000 acre blocks in Red River Valley North Dakota and 8 000 acres in Canada, plus 160 acre or larger tracts, inviting buyers to contact banks or the firm for terms and lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watonwan
Blue Earth
Brog and
Martin
Minnesota
Red Riye Valley
North
Dikota
Gale
North Dakota
Canada
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Cupid
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Standard Oil Co
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Ilinoss
John Sompson
Thompson
Ett Lacon
Villaola
United For Life
Jir
St. Louis, Missouri
Woman's Club
Peter W Wyckoff
Mrs Lloyd
Nfe
West
Louis A. Meier
Boy
Barts United
Whiting
Brown. Lig Co
Madeira, Minn
Whiting-Brown Land
Madelia
Minn
Joseph
Canaan
Red Sea
Paul Jones
Henry Time
Lake City
G. Valr
Warren Cowles
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