Masonic and Eastern Star hold joint officer installation
Henry lodge No 119 and Henry chapter No 477 held a joint installation in their lodge room with Rev H W Burger as installing officer aiding L R Phillips and Frank Johnson in deputy roles. Officers for Masons and Eastern Star were installed, banquet followed with speeches and a Home for Masons wives near Macon highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lodge
A. F
A. M
Henry Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
H. W. Burger
L. R. Phillips
Frank Johnson
Dr. Swein
Burger
Elmer Quinn
Oscar H. Davis
J. A. Williams
A. B. Smith
Frank
Eastern Star
Essie McKindley
Morris
Grand Chapter
Illinois
Carrie Carpenter
J. R. Newman
Ada
Sadie Smith
Ruth
Charles Greenlee
Usther
G. M. Locke
Martha
Mary Quinn
Sleeta
Lawrence Gregory
Marshal
J. A. Swein
Sentinel
Homer Quinn
James Case
W. E. King
G. M. Clark
W. EK. King
Order
King
Locke
Putnam Wedding Unites Miss Ina Winship and Mr Johnson
Miss Ina Gertrude Winship and I Srl Johnson wed at the Winship home near Putnam in a ceremony before about 70 guests. Pastor C. C. Carpenter officiated under a pink and white floral canopy, with Miss Ethel Winship playing Mendelssohn wedding march. The bride, Oberlin graduate and accomplished pianist, wore white massaline and carried white roses. the groom, educated at Brown's business college, is praised for Christian character and industrious habits. A three course supper followed. gifts included a $20 gold coin from the bride’s mother to the groom. The couple will reside on a Whitefield farm after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fvr Johnson
Ina Gertrude Winship
J. Orren Winship
Putnam
Miss Ina Gertrude
I. Srl Johnson
Mendelsshon
Ethel
Ney
C. C. Carpenter
Christian Church of
Princeton
Oberlin College
Ohio
Brown's Business College
Iowa
Whitefield
George Hughes
Park Rapids
Minn
John Long
Afton
Charles’ Prutzman
Bertha
Orval Winship
Tiskilwa
Ben Winship
Lockport
J. L. Downey
Hennepin
Durbin Downey
Sheffield
Marshall Downey
James Fountain
Clifford Chessrown
Henry
Christmas Cantata at M. Be. Church Friday Night
M. E. Church announces Christmas cantata on Friday night December 23 with no admission. Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 50 p m preaching 7 30 p m. A tree for all who wish to remember friends. Exercises begin at 7 30 p m. R L Vivian. Two weeks of meetings closed last Friday with Rev D McLeish returning to preach to old parishioners. Appreciation expressed for fellow churches and visiting pastors Burger and Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
R. L. Vivian
D. McLeish
Leave Taking of Mr and Mrs J H Crickenberger from Henry
Mr and Mrs Crickenberger longtime Henry residents depart for Nokomis Illinois after six years managing the Sterrett Bros electric plant. They leave amid community tributes with gifts from the M E church and Sunday school and a farewell reception. They expect to depart early next week for Montgomery county Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crickenberger
Nokomis
Crickenberger
Sterrett Bros
Illinois Valley Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Marshall County Sunday School Association
M. E
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Henry
Republican
M. EK
Vivian
Morris
Mrs. Crickenberger
Montgomery County
Illinois
Public Sales Calendar for Magnolia and Nearby Townships
August Drager sells on December 27 on A. G. Hillabrand farm in Magnolia township. W. H. Wafer holds sale December 28 near Magnolia. William Salisbury sale in Milo township on February 1. Howard Hick's sale on January 27. Will Clarence sale in Whitefield on February 2. Includes 911 as a draft detail.
Christmas Mass Schedule at St Josephs Church
Christmas services at St Josephs Church list masses at morning times with first and last high masses and Benediction after the final service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Canal Commissioners Bar Gas Pipes Over Canal Bridges
Illinois canal and Illinois Valley Gas and Electric Co clash after permission to cross Seneca and White bridges is denied. Work begins while commissioners are away, Ottawa side-cut pipe on Madison street also laid. Upon return, officials plan restraining orders to halt further laying on state property. Ottawa Journal reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Illinois Valley Gas and Electric Co
Washington
Ottawa
Marseilles
Seneca
Morris
White Bridge
Canal Commissioners
Madison Street
John O'Donnell
Light
Ottawa Journal
Christ Our Savior and Our Haven Sermons at Bure ta College
Ben Smith of Bure ta college will preach next Sunday with morning topic Christ Our Savior and evening topic What Is Our Desired Haven In This Venturesome Voyage. Christmas program for children set for Saturday evening Dec 24. Ladies Aid meeting Jan 4 to elect next year’s officers. Annual officer election conducted last Sunday with old officers re elected. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10, service at 11, teachers class at 6:30, and preaching at 7:30. Everyone cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Smith
Bure Ta College
Christ
Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Case
Recorder
Presbyterian Christmas services invite public to celebrate
A Presbyterian church invites all to Friday 7:36 PM Christmas exercises with a tree for gifts to be distributed by Santa. Sunday 11:00 AM Christmas sermon and 7:30 PM Christmas story by the young people's choir. A Thursday Dec 29 Congregational meeting at 7:30 PM will elect one ruling elder and three trustees. Roy Martin and wife visit from Canada with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
H.V. Burger
Merry Christmas News of a Busy Week
Numerous brief items note local moves and visits in Henry and surrounding towns. Mrs. Sutton remains feeble while Edna Clark recovers from surgery in Kansas City. A public sale is planned on Feb 3 at the Morgan farm near Putnam. Stores bustle with shoppers and a push to shop early. A rail line improvement between Ottawa and Princeton boosts freight and passenger traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sutton
James Wood
North Street
A. W. Gallup
Henry
W. F. Malone
Saratoga Township
A. B. Mills
Magnolia
Lewis
Charles Lormis
Morgan Farm
Putnam
Camp Grove
Minnesota
Edna Clark
Kansas City
Benjamin Hoyle
Mother Worth
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria Railway
Ottawa
Princeton
Daniel Anderson
Lone Tree
Frank
EB. A. Hall
John Kraus
West Park Row
Edward Street
Peru
Bert Chandler
Herman Schrader
Arthur Gray
Arlville
M. M. MccCreight
Western Seaman Friend Society
la Salle
Houston
Texas
Gcbe. Smith
C. W. Grubbs
Grubbs
Alice
Charles
South
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Answers A Summons A L Hupp Stricken With Apoplexy
A L Hupp dies instantly after being stricken with apoplexy at his Henry business on December 20. He was 68, born in Washington County Pennsylvania, married to Beatrice Kinder with four children. Funeral set for Friday at 2:30 p.m. internment Henry Cemetery. An inquest found apoplexy as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hupp
Mr. Hupp
Henry
George Hupp
Hennepin
Hdward Street
A. K. Tullis
Minoak
M. B
Henry Cemetery
William Duke
August Becker
George H. Pace
Alex Brown
Julius Watercott
C. C. Smith
A. B. Smith
Dr. Peterson
J. R. Paskell
Foreman
Carl Peterson
Wayne Hamm
Joel Haws
Joseph Herry
Another Donation to Henry Fire Co Arve Recipients
Clyde Worley of Berwyn Illinois sends December nineteen ten money order for five dollars to Henry Fire Co thanking them for their firefighting during Miss Clark’s blaze and expressing appreciation for the company’s help at their own home. Miss Worley and Mrs Worley had already contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fire Co
Clyde Worley
Berwyn
Frank Krenz
Henry
Miss Worley
W. H. Worley
Clye Worley
Mrs. Worley
McNutt to Speak at St Marys Hall on Jan 10 1911
Rev George L McNutt third Chautauqua Association lecturer will deliver his great lecture at St Marys hall Tuesday night January 10 1911 Governor Hoch hails him as a big brain and heart a big message A Toledo blacksmith praises his clarity and knowledge Admission is 34 cents reserved seats at Segraves drug store Peterman Bros store Tickets at Segraves and Peterman. A fire in Lacon destroys the Roth building and damages nearby outlets. several businesses lose stock and belongings with Hollenbach Paris Roth and others listed as losers. Paris saved cash register. Hollenbach saved goods. Lodgers in second story also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. McNutt
Chautauqua
Association
St. Mary's Hall
Gov. Hoch
McNutt
Toledo
Segraves’ Drug Store
Peterman Bros. Store
Segraves Drug Store
Lacon
Roth
Illinois
Arthur Paris
Henry
Green's Book Store
E. L. Buchanan
Frank Hollenbach
W. T. Gapen
C. Roth
Paris
Hollenbach
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Masonic and
Phillips
Thomas W. Bobby
M. BE. Church
Christian Church
St. John’s Church
Episcopal
Adams
Roy Martin
Canada
Mrs. Martin
Ruby
H. R. Trim
Mrs. Marshall
Sparland
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