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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
4
Henry files a crowded column with local society notes. School opens next Monday. Henry residents attend the state fair. families and visitors gather for church events, picnics, and clubs. Names include Blackburn, Stibgen, Newhalsen, Dusenberry, and many more from Henry and nearby towns.
Ethel Barrymore is cast to star in The Eternal Mother at the Henry Opera House on Wednesday September 4. The adaptation of Sidney McCall’s Red Horse Hill features Barrymore as a young wife who marries against her father’s wishes and dotes on her child Felice, while demonstrating maternal affection and charity.
Re Pa PS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS will meet at the courthouse in Lacan on Tuesday September 10 1918 at 1 30 p m. Bills must be itemized and filed with the county clerk before 12 noon Saturday prior. Lawrence D Gregory County Clerk.
A note from Mrs. T. R. Serlye thanks numerous friends for thoughtful flowers and cards sent during her hospital stay. She assures all were greatly appreciated and will not be forgotten.
Henry orchestra supplied music at the M E church in Lacon last Sunday evening and was highly praised. Marshall County notes report a court house dedication planned at the Old Settlers picnic to honor local service members.
Cradle Beach and Recreation Camp reports a successful season with all but one child returning home. The remaining girl will stay until September 20 before moving to Washington D C to pursue theatrical work with her mother. Local recreation and organized play activities were credited with refreshing and improving the children.
Notice states that laundry service 2 Thollaundry will be sent every Wednesday instead of Thursday. Names A. Smith and Adot appear in the notice.
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