Foot and Mouth Fears Sweep Stark County Notices
News briefs report dogs to be killed to prevent foot and mouth spread in Stark County. Also notes A Coppin elected first vice president of the State Beekeepers Association in Springfield, plus local obituaries and farm market updates.
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Stark County
A. Coppin
Wenona
State Beekeepers’ Association
Springfield
McLean County
Stark County Farmers’ Institute
Bradford
Woman's Club Philanthropy Meeting Report
Club notes recount a December 18 gathering led by President Mrs. H. W. Adams. Miss Clara B. Waughop presented an enlightening program, with Mrs. Wm. Green and Mrs. Wm. Merritt describing plans for a Peoria County home for dependent and delinquent children. Musicians Harold and Edwin Daniels and Grace Hartley contributed.
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Miss Young
J. S. Townsend
H. W. Adams
Clara B. Waughop
Wm. Green
Wm. Merritt
Peoria County
Harold
Edwin Daniels
Grace Hartley
Mesdames Wombacher
Daniels
Miss Grace Hartley
Henry High routs Manual High 52 to 2 in basketball
Henry High School overwhelmed Manual High School Midgets 52 to 2. Louis Phillips scored 26 points and Swiger added two fast baskets from midcourt while Helper excelled in his first center role. McGrane Meyers Lashbaugh and Barry contributed for Manual with sparse scoring.
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Henry High School
Manual High School
Henry Boys
Louis Phillips
Swiger
Do Helper
McGrane
Meyers
Henry Phillips
Jenness
Helper
Klein
Bell
Sanit
Manual
B. McGrane
Lashbaugh
Barry
Harry Stoner
L'Imer
L. Bassett
McBride
School Notes Record Class Activities and Visitors
Mrs. Carpenter gave the first Thorndyke test to the first year algebra class with good results in multiplying signed numbers. Sewing classes displayed garments in the office, many embroidered and lace trimmed. Charles C. Wells of Allyn & Bacon visited. Dorothy Cromwell plays the matches this week. Grades prepare for Christmas. Zoology finished mollusk study focusing on the salt water clam. Domestic science prepared creamed vegetable soup, corn fritters and creamed puffs. Kendall Smart is noted as a skilled snipe and rabbit hunter. Mothers at Teachers Parents meeting visited in Miss Young's room and others.
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Kendall Smart
Miss Young
Clara Waughop Letter From San Diego Exposition Notes
Clara B. Waughop writes from San Diego describing the city as thrifty with a mild climate and appealing sites including Mission Cliff Corona do beach and a stadium. She notes plans to stay through winter and to move mail to Santa Monica while her father prefers ocean views. Merritt attended Morris A. Wilson’s funeral in McNabb last week.
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Clara
Waughop
San Diego
Cal
5Th Street
Santa Monica
California
Mission Cliff
Gardens
Coronado Beach
Barbra Park
Father
Clara B. Waughop
Merritt
Morris A. Wilson
McNabb
James Theodore Locke dies at 68 in Grantsburg Wis
James Theodore Locke brother of Mrs. Eb Hutchins dies in Grantsburg Wisconsin at age sixty eight years six months and thirteen days Born May 10 1847 in New York City He lived in Henry Illinois Watonwan County Minnesota Long Lake township early pioneer He married Missouri Falls in 1878 and Missouri Locke died in 1868 He remarried Edna Bullis in 1891 Seven children survive in Grantsburg Wisconsin The family moved to Grantsburg about three years ago He was temperate kind and well regarded with friends and relatives attending with floral tributes
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BE. H. Hutchins
James Theodore Locke
New York City
Grantsburg
Wis
Henry, Ill
James
Watonwan County
Minn
Charles H
Silas H
Long Lake Township
Minnesota
Missouri Falls
Emma H. Locke
John H. Locke
Wenona
Ill
James Henry Locke
Tuttle Falls
Missouri Locke
Edna
Bullis
Lollo G
Lowell G
Charles Warren
Franklin R
Grantsberg
Locke
Jim
EB. H. Hutchins
Henry
Monroe Locke
Florida
Joe Wirth
Charles Locke
St. James
Silas Locke
Long Lake
John
Soldier Newton Ray Dies After Civil War Injury
Newton Ray born near Wheeling West Virginia August 6 1840 moved with family to Saratoga Township died December 13 in Peoria after a long illness stemming from a Civil War wound. He married Frances Diverbiss in 1870 leaving two children Clement S Ray and Mrs. C F Weisenborn. Funeral held at Com erford undertaking Peoria. Rock Island railroad to build new depot at Marseilles following Utilities Commission order. F J Gould Peoria inspector visited Henry office this week confirming ongoing work.
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Newton Ray
Joseph Ray
Wheeling
W. Va
Saratoga Township
Bentonville
N. C
Frances
Jonas Diverbiss
C. F. Weisenborn
Clement S. Ray
Rock Island Railroad
State Utilities Commission
Marseilles
Utilities Commission
Col Shoup Remembered By Brother In Letter From Dayton
W W Shoup of Dayton Ohio writes Miss Mary Ann Green to announce the death of Col B F Shoup on Friday December 3 at a great age. He long served as a railway conductor in Ohio and lived much of his life in Dayton. A refined gentleman active in the Episcopal church he spent his later years in Dayton with his brother. His funeral was held Tuesday December 7 at the Dayton cemetery.
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Mary Ann Green
W. W. Shoup
Dayton
B.F. Shoup
Eastern Railways
Ohio
Shoup
Henry
Henry Republican
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
Westfield
Miss
Olive: Wilson
Lnion
Husban
Oakland
Cal
Oliver Wilson
Death of Lloyd V Seelye and community condolences
Lloyd Vernon Seelye born January 31 1912 near Whitefield died after illness December 11 at home. The community mourns with parents Thomas A Seelye and family as funeral services conducted by Rev Wright and Rev Mercer honor the child with interment at Henry Cemetery. Pallbearers were local boys Park McAllister Ralph Wabel Ormond Rowe Cecil Fountain Duval Lutes and Joseph McAllister.
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Lloyd Vernon Seelye
Thomas A. Seelye
Witefield
Aly
Alphonso Seelye
Norton Moffitt
Wright
Whitefield Corners
M. E. Church
J. K. Mercer
Henry
Park McAllister
Ralph Wabel
Ormond Rowe
Cecil Fountain
Duval Lutes
Joseph McAllister
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Daniel Vail Family
A farewell gathering at the Vail home on High Pisiie featured games especially charades in a ladies vs gentlemen contest. A late lunch of fruit salad with whipped cream cake and coffee followed as guests expressed regret at leaving the estimable family.
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Daniel Vail
Pisiie
Ius
Cantata and sermons mark Presbyterian Sunday service
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sabbath school at 9 45 A M with A B Smith, morning worship at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. On Dec 24 the Junior and teen Sabbath classes present the cantata Hope of the Christmas City featuring characters Hope Elkanah Joseph Ruth and others. Rev L G Landenberger speaks on Preparedness or Reconciliation and at 11 A M a Advent sermon on the Divine Names of the Lord is planned. Bible study at 10 A M.
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A. B. Smith
Christian Endeavor
Church of the New Jerusalem
England
L. G. Landenberger
Wilson
Bryan
Roosevelt
Heaven
Harth
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Activities Schedule
Sunday school 9 45 a m with Mrs Wm Wheeler superintendent. Men s Bible class during Sunday school hour 11 a m and 7 30 p m public worship 2 30 p m Junior League service 6 30 p m Epworth League service prayer meeting Wednesday evening and choir rehearsal Thursday evening J E Mercer pastor.
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Methodist Church
Wm. Wheeler
Bour
J. E. Mercer
Church Services and Activities for Lord's Day
Bible school at 10 a m led by Wm Knight. Sermons by Rev Zerby at 11 2 a m and 7 30 p m. En deavor meeting at 6 30 p m. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Hunt Wednesday afternoon December 22.
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Bible School
Wm. Knight
Zerby
Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Marys Church Sunday and Weekday Mass Times
St Marys Church lists Sunday services with English sermon at 10 am and German sermon at 2 30 pm. High mass and vespers with benediction. Weekday mass at 8 am daily except Saturday 7 am. Ry Fr Gensler Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Gensler
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Brennan
St John Church Announces Regular Sunday Services
St John Church lists services including Holy Eucharist at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m litany and sermon at 11 a m and evening prayer with sermon at 7 30 p m announced by Priest in Charge F Ww Haist.
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St. John's Church
Haist
Local notes mixed with community updates and politics
Miss Bertha Neuhalfen visits home while friends and neighbors share illness visits and travel notes. Dredges prepare to dig drainage ditches under an $11,000 contract. plans for road improvements and oiling. congressional bills on interstate mail order tax and federal buildings discussed. National Grange convention reported with Oliver Wilson reelected Master.
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Board of Supervisors
Stark County
Toulon
Lafayette
Wyoming
Bradford
Charles E. Fuller
Belvidere
Committee On Ways and Means
Fuller
Stone
Peoria
Marshall County
Congress
Spring Valley
Lacon
Committee On
House
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West Pullman
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L. A. Somers
Wichita
Kas
L. A
Zack
Somers
James H. Somers
James Newman
Republican
Arthur
Jonathan Creek
John Rogers
Pontiac
Braceville
Colchester
Abington
Woman's Club
Miss Waughop
Pete Laverne
Newton Bay
Comerford Undertaking
D. E B. Williamson
Fresbyterian Church
F. J. Gould
Uncle Sam
Col
B. F. Shoup
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leechburg
Presbyterian Church
Hope
Elkanah
Joseph
Ruth
Philistia
Herod
Pompilia
Mars
Christian Church
Parents‘Teachers’ Association
4. C. Helper
A. G. Hillabrand
Charlotte Sparling
May Young
E. S. Sterrett
W. BE. King
F. W. Potter
Bella Hyane
Cornell
Mamelda Hartley
Warner
Rock Island
Shane
Bertha Neuhalfen
Wm. Neuhalfen
Jon Barney
Elmer Deck
Leslie
William Duke
Mary Duke
Doelzer
James Colligan
Isaac Gilpin
Aubrey ‘Stibgen
Racine
William Wheeler
J. C. Winship
Prof
Gibson
Science and Art
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Miss Ryan
Brownsville
Tenn
Chippewa Falls
Berkshire Worll and
Lyn2herd
Poland
China
Homewood
Blackburn & Hunt Bros
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