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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1917

Page

4

Holiday notices and community life in Marshall county 1917

Marshall county notes chronicle Christmas prep at stores and windows, local weddings and anniversaries, soldier letters and enlistments, Liberty bond interest payments, and civic updates. Mentions include Leonard Barnes, Frances Smith, Ed Kaiser, Corinne Smith knitting for Red Cross, Cornenha the youngest knitter, and Corbin Baker’s death. also reports on weather, school events, and Masons and Eastern Star fundraising for Illinois soldiers.

Lou__Shultz Peoria R. M. Tremain John Sullivan McNabb County Gregory Lacon Ed Kaiser Anna Whettal Christ Lloyd. Hunter University, of Illinois St. Champaign Putnart Merritt Onyun Marshall ‘County F. Hunter A. P. Wallace W. 5. Wallace Savanna Bevern Airs France Camp Grant West Front Europe Corrine Smith Charles H. Smith Red Cross Soldier Cornheta Ned Croa Marshall County George Baker Atkinson Henry County Mr. Baker Gertrude Fordick West Side Chenoa Vivian Lawless John Lawless Saratoga Vivian Center School Margaret Wallace Springfield Henry Ilnois State Public Utilities Commission Fiftieth General Assembly Mike Pat Minonk Ed Hoover Grand Master Illinois Grand Lodge of Masons U. S. Army Order of Eastern Star Masons Bome

Christmas Program at Presbyterian Sunday School

The Christmas Eve program by the Presbyterian Sunday School on December 24 begins at 7 30 p m. Readers and soloists named include Gordon Downey Mary Downey Marion Seitz Florence Williams Haddon Perdew Imogene Newell Vir ginia Bills Dorothy Newell Esther Hunter John Hardin Florence Nichols Ruth Downey and others with pianists violinists and vocal numbers featured throughout the evening.

Presbyterian Sunday School Presbyterian’ Sunday School Gordon Downey Hilda Blankenship Jim Good Maxine CIA Harold Morse Richard Downey Lawrence‘Donahues George’ Hatton Haddon Perdew Marion Seitz Frances Segraves Rosalind Hall George Nichols Edna Hajpen Jeans Edwane ‘Newell Wilford Wright John Hardin Hall Latha Bauter The James Howard Kirby Harold Kaiser Rodney Brown Santa Claus Gwendolyn Fowler Esther Hunter Baldiera Florence Williams Mary Dow Florence Nichols Imogene Newell Virginia Bills Bethlehem Dorothy Newell Marguerite “Crouse Theelma Donohue Mazella Haines Junior Tableau Elsie Carpenter

Christmas Mass Schedule at St. Joseph's Church

St Joseph's Church announces three Christmas morning masses at 6 7 30 and 9 o'clock with high masses at first and last. Sermons will be delivered and confessions held Monday afternoon and evening starting at 2. Parishioners urged to receive the sacraments on the holy day as choirs under Mrs William Monahan rehearse then perform. Rev M J Brennan pastor.

St. Joseph's Church Bethlehem William Monahan M. J. Brennan Ey Pa

Christmas Tree at M. E. Church Seeks Gifts

Christmas at the M E Church includes a Monday evening tree with activities starting at 7:80. Congregants are urged to bring private presents in the afternoon for children. Older classes forgo treats and will donate their exchange gifts to starving Armenian Christians. Each class plans an original offering as part of the program.

M. BE M. Church

Christmas Sermons at Methodist Episcopal Church

The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines the week with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 Epworth league at 6 30 and an evening service at 7 30 The Sunday morning sermon is Christmas and the evening sermon titled The Man Who Pitched His Tent Toward Sodom There is special music but no evening service due to the Red Cross union meeting.

Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Sodom Red Cross Union

St Marys Church Christmas Day Services Schedule

On Tuesday December 26 the feast of the nativity of our Lord. Services begin 6 am high mass and English sermon. 8 pm mass with communion of the different societies. 1 0 6 pm high mass and German sermon. 2:30 pm vespers and benediction followed by a Christmas celebration for the children in the hall.

St. Mary's Church

Sunday School to Meet at Presbyterian Church With Union Service

Sunday school sessions proceed as usual next Sunday at the Presbyterian church with no preaching service. The congregation will unite in a union service held at the opera house in the evening.

Presbyterian Church Opera House

Episcopal Services at St John’s Next Sunday

Services at St John’s church next Sunday morning at eleven o’clock. No evening service. Rev Saunders, rector.

Episcopal Church St. John’s Church Saunders

A Splendid Idea Promotes Cheer for Soldiers and Families

A poem encourages sending cheer to soldiers at war and gifts to boys in camp to show they are not forgotten. It thanks those who assisted during illness and death in a family, signed by Mrs. Mary Newman and family, with a final note of gratitude.

Lea Blegs and Cechem

Red Cross Notes On Knitting Drive And Fund Drive

Eighteen members attended a Red Cross session led by Mrs Grieves of Lacon to learn surgical dressings while sweaters and socks were prepared for soldiers. The group shipped a third knitting box to headquarters including twenty five sweaters and twenty four pairs of socks. A membership drive was announced with a goal of fifteen million by Christmas, urging a town canvass and service flags in every home. A dance for Red Cross benefit was set for January 1 1918 at the Henry Opera House with Wagner’s orchestra.

Mra Hunt George Burt Henry American Red Cross Red_ Cross Red Cross The Mabel L. Steimle Henry Opera House Wagner

Henry township spelling contest and school activities noted

Miss Stevens room hosted a Friday spelling contest with Roy Debault from Union school and Orville Ball from Quinn school. Dale May and George Sivell posted top scores in grades eight and seven. The high school sold 85 dollars in Red Cross seals. crusade pins were awarded to top sellers. Christmas break runs to January 2 with teachers traveling home Friday evening.

Red Cross Miss Young Ivan Kaiser Margaret Bowers Mary Downey Paul Stelmle Mildred Traver Wilson Henry Union Miss Long Orville Ball Quinn Rose—Stndel Dale May George Sivell Roy Debault Orville Debault Clift Dale Marjorie Duke Helen Zenor

Infantrymen Carry Over 9 Lbs Steel

The ordnance bureau furnishes infantrymen with iron and steel totaling 914 pounds per man excluding uniform gear. Items listed include bayonet scabbard 2 ounces, bacon can 0.04 ounce, bayonet 16 ounces, front sight cover 2 ounces, knife 1 ounce, meat can 0.038 ounce, pack carriers 0.03 ounce, rifle 107 ounces, and shovel 9 ounces.

Ordnance Bureau War Department Quartermaster Corps

Carlson postpones optometrist visit to December 27

J. E. Carlson special notice states the regular visit to Henry of Optometrist J. E. Carlson is postponed until Thursday December 27 due to an optical convention. Office and hours remain the same. December 27. Advt. 12-13 2w.

J. E. Carlson Henry Optometrist

Capture of Jerusalem End of Turko German Threat

The capture of Jerusalem relieves the British from aTurko German threat to Egypt and the Suez Canal. After 400 years of Turkish rule, the loss shows the strategic end of a German dream of empire from the North Sea to the Persian Gulf and signals a shift in Middle East power.

Jerusalem Holy City Egypt Suez Canal Bagdad North Sea Persian Gulf

Card of Thanks from Mrs Clark for sympathy on brother Fosdick

The Ladies Ald society and the Eastern Stars join in thanking all who sent letters of sympathy after the death of my brother Fosdick. Mrs Clark.

Ladies’ Ald Society The Eastern Stars g-Fosdick

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