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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

10

Burglary at Smith & Friederich Store in North Chillicothe

The Smith and Friederich General store at North Chillicothe was broken into Friday, with merchandise valued at 811 dollars 50 cents stolen. Charles Burns tracked the thief to a wheat field near the Santa Fe roundhouse, where a Mexican guard was arrested and bound over to the grand jury in Peoria. A separate note mentions a saloon closing night in Minoak ending with a whiskey mix up in an automobile.

Smith & Friederich North Chillicothe Charles Burns Santa Fe Round House Peoria Grand Jury Ra Papa

Fitting Glasses Session at Camp House Third Tuesday

A notice announces a continuing fitting glasses session at the Camp House from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and on every third Tuesday forenoon thereafter.

Open Air Meeting in Henry Addresses Spiritual Renewal

Sunday evening at Central Park drew churchgoers as Rev. M. B. Van Leer urged close communion with God to weather unrest and sin. He preached on Moses and Sinai praising prayer, purity, and a Christ centered life to radiate holiness over Henry. The note continued with obituary details for Sidney Crissy of Joliet, his family, and career, and then local notices of residents and marriages in Bradford.

Central Park Henry M. B. van Leer Moses Mount Sinai van Leer God Christ Church of Christ Sidney Crissy

Life of Ella DeVoe Remembered From Hennepin to Pasadena

Ella DeVoe, longtime Hennepin resident and early educator, died in Pasadena California on July 15. She taught, sang, and spoke publicly in Illinois Seattle and Pasadena, with a life of service at Pilgrim Congregational Church and in Young Women's Christian Association work. Her friends recall her modest spirit and vigorous life.

Ella DeVoe Hennepin Pasadena Cal Henry Illinois Seattle Young Woman's Christian Association Pilgrim Congregational Church

Sunshine Alley Stars Mae Marsh at Henry Opera House

The quaintest play features Mae Marsh in Sunshine Alley a Goldwyn production written by Mary Rider and directed by Jack Noble. Nell loves a bullfinch valued by her grandfather Harbost while Ned Morris helps and the bird becomes central to a hospital visit at a city home. See it at the Henry tomorrow.

Sunshine Alley Mae Marsh Goldwyn Henry Opera House Mary Rider Jack Noble Everett Shinn Harbost Carlo Morris Harbest Nell Ned Mrs. Morris

Phillips Family Reunion at Ed Phillips Home Near Magnolia

The Phillips family held its annual reunion at Ed Phillips’s home near Magnolia on Sunday July 27 with about two hundred relatives attending. Ted Phillips aged about 84 rises at 4 am daily and remains healthy. The article also warns of a potential coal shortage this winter and urges readers to stock up while supplies last.

Irvin Cappertine Cambridge James McKean John Poff Providence Im. G. Rees Lloyd Winslow Chicago M. Shimer Putnam R. W. Shisiel Clark Reed Bride Omaha Neb Clarence Johnson Ien Emma Johnson Harry Lee Marathon Iowa A. W. Shriver Wisconsin Minnesota Peoria Alice Post Thomas Code Bradford Pradford Phillips Ed Phillips Magnolia Ted” Phillips R. W. Phillips Bloomington George Phillips Melvin Nelson Grant Fairbury Jane Warner Ernest Tansley Henry Varna Tonica S. B. Merritt Tonica News Tincle Ted

Signs of mild or cold winter prophesied in two dispatches

Two July 29 dispatches forecast winter conditions. Milwaukee predicts a mild season as sunspot decline signals gentle weather, while Dowagiac warns of a long cold winter aided by a beech nut surplus. The piece also notes Clifford R. Trimble selling his stake in the Bureau County Tribune to Harlow B. Brown with Trimble shifting to The Honor Roll of Bureau County and fair work.

Milwaukee Chris Spaeth Dowagiac Mich Clifford R. Trimble Bureau County Tribune Harlow B. Brown Mr. Trimble Bureau County

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