Henry and Lacon Win Big Sixth Annual Baseball Tournament
Henry and Lacon divided first and second with $190 while Toluca and Wyoming split third and fourth with $155. La Rose earned $70 as fifth. The four day event drew over 5,000 in attendance despite Saturday rain. Lacon defeated Henry on a misplay, then Wyoming, Toluca, and La Rose battled in tight games with Bush striking out 18 in one, Fahy guiding Toluca to a win over Lacon, and Henry tying for first by beating Bush in a close deciding finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lacon
Toluca
Wyoming
la Rose
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Wood
la Salle Nagle Battery
Kedele
Bush
Mike Fahy
Fahy
Kanayietor Lacon
Troy
Waldorf
Horton
Stark County
Jim Stanton
Smart
Hinkle
Toluca Battery
Fred Harney
Elias B. Wright
Thomas McKeon
Tom
Cass
Sterling
McEntee
Kanavie
Martin
Peoria
Duncan
Ducker
Barthel
Tiskilwa
Streator
Balenselfen
Smith
Dwight
Pekin
Tiredele
Rutland
Stanton
Wenona
Result of Games and Fatal Train Wreck Near Granville
A series of game results shows Lacon Toluca Wyoming Henry and La Rose competing with scores listed for each date. A wreck near Granville on the C I and S road claims engineer Nicholas Marks with severe injuries and the fireman H D Shaw survives. Notices announce a Sunday school picnic at Pavilion Park on Sept. 1 with invitation to senior ladies and husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Nicholas Marks
Kankakee
H. D. Shaw
Streator
H. H. Kelly
F. D. Clark
L. A. van Sleep
Marks
Shaw
Marshall County School Notes 1910-11 Teachers List
Comprehensive roster lists Henry W. King as superintendent and many principals and teachers across townships such as Harmony, Whitefield, Center, Lacon, Bennington, and Sherman. It includes grade assignments, district numbers, and a note announcing the annual teachers' institute at Lacon from Aug 29 to Sept 2 along with eighth grade graduation details and Lindley scholarships to multiple students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield
Hila Morgan
Sugar Grove
Cornelia V. Wyckoff
Stella Ebright
Red Town
Mayme« Balleweg
Niblock
Evangel Nighswonger
Dunlap
Jennie’Ramp
Bursom
Frances Nighswonger
Bonham
Saratoga Township
Hans Otto
District No. 51
Nora Camery
Conover
Margaret Flood
Broadmoor
Camto Grove
Jennie McGee
Doyle
Mabel Hauger
Coulter
Alice Iunt
Rickey
la Prairie
Mace Hanley
Smith
Lucy Gallup
Collins
Anna Hastings
Kellogg
Una Watt
Florence Taylor
Grove
Ella Hastings
Turnbull
Alice McNutt
Forest Grove
Alta Aman
Hull
Steuben—Sparland
B. E. Nelson
F. A. Ganzer
Grammar
Della Taylor
Elsie Gehr
Lena
Miriam Hacker
Nellie Sculley
Strawn
Nellie McEntee
Garfield
Althea Lane
Ramsey
Ruby Furrow
Oil Town
Jase McEntee
Wilbern
Evans—Wenona
Randall
Grace Walker
L. D. Brown
Neva Hatch
Thority Moulton
Edith Gants
Parepa Wood
Eunice Walkup
Morgan
Ruby Kreger
Hamilton
May Jackson
Alfred Judd
Ethel BE. Judd
Judd
Hazel Glover
Center
Bessie Hannum
Tremont
Stella Hines
Climax
Kathryn Ehrntaller
Beckwith
Roberts
Varna
J. H. Gleaser
Lucile King
Gertrude Hickman
Grace Kelley
Lloyd
Myrtle Bell
Stateler
Madge Kelley
Harmony
Gertrude Justice
Shaw’s Point
Stella McCusker
Fairview
Hopewell
Forrest Huttstetter
Sawyer
Mabel Mellon
Brown Run
Ella Renwick
Marshall
Pearl Day
Lacon
L. C. Smith
Nora L. Borchers
Lillian Schreiber
Leola Thiedohr
Lucy Hutchins
Margaret Guede
Lulu Felger
Virginia Lane
Jessie Ramsey
Emma_ Rickey
South Lacon
Augusta Danhof
New Salem
Florence Kanive
Crow Creek
Belle Plain
la Rose
Bessie Miller
Jeanette Isch
Lois Wells
Bennington Grove
Ella Keenan
Wolcott
Gertrude Feazel
Edna M. Clark
Pattonsburg
Bessie Feazel
Hazelwood
Nellie Ferrow
Sulphur Springs
Bennington
Toluca
G. L. Marshall
Margaret O'Bierne
Agnes Slattery
Margaret Kelly
Ella Olander
Josephine Ryan
Alice Reitz
Kathryn
Assembly High
Institute
Edwin Turner
Normal
J. M. Pace
Macomb
Mary E. Hastings
Alton
C. E. Avis
Harrisburg
Lindley
William Fairbanks
Harmony School
Eda Siems
Marshall School
Martha McAllister
Elsie Guderian
Carrie Holland
Teresa Coffman
Beulah Susac
Antioch
John Thumma
Center School
Mary Rapp
Greene
Emma White
Death of August J Ponzer and funeral in Henry Cemetery
August J Ponzer born in Germany 1877 died after kidney surgery in Chicago. Funeral in Henry with Rev. Vivian officiating, Henry Fire Department bears pallbearers, floral tributes from local offices. He was a printer, hunter, sportsman, and longtime Henry Fire Department member. Survived by parents and seven siblings including Ernest Panzer of Stanford University. Card of Thanks from Panzer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
August John Ponzer
Arnswalde
Stranderberg
Germany
Henry, Ill
Henry Republican
Chicago
Wesley Hospital
A. B. Smith
R. L. Vivian
M. B. Church
Jesus
Henry Fire Department
Henry Cemetery
Fire Department
Isaac Gilpin
W. P. Bush
Henry Siewers
Fred Wels
Earl Ertle
Henry Peterman
Bertha
Carl A
Willemina Panzer
Augusta
Mary
Will
Emma
Ernest
Stanford University
California
Carl
Rock Island Railroad Survey
Davenport
Happenings Of Week In Local News And Notes
The Henry Republican column reports visits and family events in Jefferson, Peoria, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Mt. Carroll. It notes a straw hay bailer for sale, a confirmation date, a funeral in West Liberty, and farmer market thoughts on cattle after dry weather. It includes duck hunting rules, a postal from Florence Italy, and letters from H. H. Whitman in Edmond Oklahoma detailing weather, crops, and growing Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Kraus
Mollie Judd
Jefferson
J. R. Sivell
Peoria
James McAleer
Richard Reed
Ruby Olson
Sparland
Theodore Kaiser
George N. Harney
Henry
Ill
Fawcett
Quincy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
John Mead
West Liberty
Aaron
Sarah Morgan
Illa
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ivan Clark
Henry Bottling Works
Dennis Curran
L. G. Landenberger
Florence
Italy
Burt
Savaranda
Rome
Firenze- Loggia Dei Canzi
Parker Hurless
Bureau
Frank
Mt. Carroll
Coleta
Hurless
Ed Haddon
H. E. Whitman
Edmond
Okla
Henry Republican
Alberta
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
H. H
Whitman, Edmond, Okla
Birthday Anniversary for Alderman Alexander Brown at 77
Alderman Alexander Brown celebrated his 77th birthday on Sunday August 21 1910 with a family gathering of children and grandchildren. The longtime resident and city alderman who favors sidewalks and public matters enjoyed a day of sociable reminiscence, gifts, and shared meals with relatives including Alvin and Junie Brown Ira Brown and Gail Bishop. Born August 21 1833 in Claremont County Ohio he moved to Marshall County Illinois as a child and married twice fathering six sons. He and his wives attended the M E church and remain active in civic life despite retirement from farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Brown
Mr. Brown
Alvin Brown
Junie Brown
Evans Township
Ira
Gail Bishop
Wappelo
Claremont County
Ohio
Hyans Township
Marshall County
Ill
Wenona
Sarah Wright
Byard Wright
B. W. Wright
Lancon
Fannie Evans
Henry
Deacon Hill
M. 9. Church
Brown
Petit Jurors for October Circuit Court Report
The petit jurors selected for the October term of the circuit court are listed by county and include Henry J. G. Hank Peter Mercian George Harney 8. G. Forrest Steuben Thomas McDonald William Gibbs La Prairie Warl Edminster Saratoga Karl Doyle Whitefield Geo Waughop Bruce Fountain Evans H D Roberts Wilber Mann W K E Monser John McCuskey Thomas Melody Charles Lauf Bennington Adolph Pelz Warren Patton Belle Plain Clyde Meredith W V Morrow Roberts Conrad Koch Amiet Lundgren Alfred Wright August Hall Ralph McCulloch Richland Fred Koch Hugh lark Hopewell William Wallace John Schmitt Wm Glunz Lacon Ed Christman L J Barr Co Co Garrett Patrick McKeone Willard Horner Ole Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
Circuit Court
Henry
J. G. Hank
Peter Mercian
George Harney
G. Forrest
Steuben
Thomas McDonald
William Gibbs
la Prairie—Warl Edminster
Saratoga
Karl Doyle
Whitefield
Geo. Waughop
Bruce Fountain
Evans
H. D. Roberts
Wilber Mann
W. KE. Monser
John McCuskey
Thomas Melody
Charles Lauf
Bennington
Adolph Pelz
Warren Patton
Belle Plain
Clyde Meredith
WV. Morrow
Roberts
Conrad Koch
Amiet Lundgren
Alfred Wright
August Hall
Ralph McCulloch
Richland
Fred Koch
Hugh Lark
Hopewell
William Wallace
John Schmitt
Wm. Glunz
Lacon
Ed Christman
L. J. Barr, Co
Co. Garrett
Patrick McKeone
Willard Horner
Ole Boers
Christian Church Weekly Services And Meetings
The Ladies Aid society will meet at Mrs. T. S. Hunt's home next Wednesday afternoon August 31. Mrs. Albert Stickel and Miss Campbell attended church at Putnam last Sunday. The church board meets at Albert Stickel's home next Sunday afternoon with full attendance desired. Rev. H. C. Reichel will preach both morning and evening next Sunday, singing a solo in the morning. Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, teachers' training class at 7, and preaching at 8. All welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. S. Hunt
Albert Stickel
Miss Campbell
Putnam
The
Christian Church
H. C. Reichel
God
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P. C't. Lacon
CO. Sup. Perry
W. E. King
P. Marie Pfaff
Luella Worley
Carrie Carpenter
Matthew Steele
May Young
Alice Gilpin
Arleene Hunter
Gertrude Bickerman
Bertha Merdian
Harrison
Leam Hansum
Quinn
Floyd ‘Williams
Union
Edna Stoner
Merritt
August J. Ponzer
Henry Fire Company
Carl A. Panzer
J. W. Graff
Old Settlers
Spencer
Crow
Everybey
Henry and Vicinity
Alex Brown
Petit Jurors