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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1921

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Marshall County Institute Offers Delinquent Subscriber Warning

Henry Opera House hosts the Marshall County Farmers Institute February 22 and 23 with a due notices about March 1 paper delivery refusals for subscribers over a year in arrears. Program includes morning and afternoon sessions with speakers, music, and a Wednesday address on rural roads and livestock production.

Marshall County Farmers’ Institute Henry Opera House M. J. Brennan Henry High School W. C. Coffey University of Illinois Wisconsin J. T. Donaghey Wisconsin Highway Commission Brooks la Salle County M. E

Mrs Lippert Dies After Brief Illness In Peoria

Mrs Mary J Lippert died at 3 am Monday at 1114 South Adams Peoria after months of heart trouble She was born December 3 1845 near Beardstown aged 75 years 2 months and 12 days She moved to Peoria about 20 years ago and was widow of Adam Lippert Funeral 2 pm Wednesday from her home with Rev Munny officiating Interment Springdale Peoria She leaves a sister Mrs Josephine Chance a brother David Ransom and a brother John Ransom plus three daughters Mrs Henry J Cook Mrs Albert Brown and Mrs John Halbleibh and sons William and George Lippert numerous grandchildren.

Adam Lippert Mary J. Lippert South Adams Street Peoria Beardstown Putnam County Josephine Chance David Ransom John Ransom Putnam Henry J. Cook Albert Brown Chicago John Halbleibh McNabb William and George Lippert Magnolia Township Rev Munny Springdale Cemetery

Henry Knights Active in Local Pythians the Winter

The local Knights of Pythias Lodge has been very active since November, admitting about 25 new members. A Monday meeting will promote eight to Page rank. On Sunday February 20 the lodge meets at Castle 10230 and marches to Christan church for Rev. W J Carpenter's Pythian sermon honoring the order’s founding. A Monday evening entertainment at the Opera House honors Grand Chancellor O Donnel and Grand K of R and 8. Douglas. Knights and Past Knights are urged to attend.

Knights of Pythias Lodge Christan Church W. J. Carpenter Opera House O'Donnel K. of Douglas

Missionary Society Formed By Mrs Slater In Moline

Mrs W 3B Slater organized the ladies of the Christian church into a missionary society yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs 3 C Winchip. Mrs Cook presided at the piano with Mrs Phillips as song leader. Slater read and commented on the 24th Psalm and offered a fervent prayer. Officers elected were President Mrs C A Phillips, vice president Miss Clara B Waughop, secretary Mrs Walter Cook, treasurer Mrs 5 May Stickel. Miss Mabel Glenn daughter of Dawson Glenn of Magnolia and Mr Burdette Griffith of McNabb plan a home wedding February 19 at six o'clock with only immediate family.

Mabel Glenn Dawson Glenn Magnolia Burdette Griffith McNabb

Pilgrim Thomas Brown dies after long life of toil in Illinois

Thomas Brown born in County Clare Ireland on December 24 1844 emigrated to America as a youth, lived mostly in Henry Illinois and laterArkansas. He married Susie Cosgrove about 38 years ago at St Marys Venona and leaves two sons Edward and Alfred and daughter Mayme Ziegler. He died aged 76 years 1 month 16 days after illness, survived by sister Ellen Malone and his niece Mrs Hanley who cared for him. Funeral at St Josephs church with interment at St Josephs cemetery. Card of Thanks from Mrs John Hanley Mrs Ellen Malone and Charles Ziegler. W R G C meeting announced for February 19 at 2:30 pm.

Thomas Brown Ireland County Clare America Henry Marshall County Illinois Arkansas Mr. Brown Susie Cosgrove St. Mary's Catholic Church Venona Edward Alfred Texas Mayme (Brown) Ziegler Earth Charles Ziegler Whitefield John Hanley Brown Hanley Ellen Malone St. Joseph’s Church Fr. Brennan St. Joseph’s Cemetery Fenwick & Giblin William Green Sr John Green Lott Sullivan Michael Ziegler James Barry James Wallace

Temperance Night Honors Washington Lincoln and Anthony

The W. OC, T. U. held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Wheeler’s home with Old Glory, plants, and tributes to Washington and Lincoln. Clara Waughop chaired. talks covered Prohibition, early temperance societies, Susan B. Anthony, and anti liquor sentiment from presidents Polk to Roosevelt. A second session in Magnolia featured music, Russian home life, and a reading on Bolshevikism with notes on future events and local school activities.

W. OC T. U Wm. Wheeler George Washington Abraham Lincoln Clara B. Waughop W. B. Deck Frank Johnson Lizzie E. Zenor Washington C. C. Smith Lincoln Parson Weems Johnson Washingtonians Sons of Temperance Susan B. Anthony Wheeler Rutherford B. Hays White House Polk McKinley Cleveland Roosevelt Pussyfoot Johnson Peoria England London Maynard Lucy Mateer Cecelia Spencer Magnolia Mateer Carrie Weatherly C. B. Griffin Dept. Home Reishhenbach Miss Richmond Russia Gretchen Schiffbauer Dora Halbleib Alexander II Enid Case David Warfield Bella Evans Press Cor

Spring Wheat Planting Advisory From Marshall-Putnam Bureau

The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau notes favorable conditions let farmers profit with 15 or more acres of spring wheat though not ideal for regular use. With high labor costs and oats shortages, seeding spring wheat between now and March 20 is a safe bet as fall wheat plans were disrupted by dry weather.

Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau

Card of Thanks and Death Notice in Magnolia Township

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for neighbors aid during a family bereavement for a four month old daughter. Mrs Caroline Tinker dies at home in Magnolia Township on February 16, daughter of James and Abbigal Wilson born March 17, 1847. Funeral planned Saturday with A B Smith in charge. Renew your subscription now.

Caroline Tinker Magnolia Township James and Abbigal Seeley Wilson David Watkins A. B. Smith

Farm House Burns To Ground West Of Putnam

The Albert Stickel homestead with 240 acres burned Tuesday afternoon three miles west of Putnam. Neighbors helped save belongings from the lower floor while 15 rooms were destroyed and clothing and bedding wiped out. Insurance on both building and contents totaled 1500. replacement cost estimated at 135000.

Lee Stickel Putnam Mr. Stickel O. K Leo Henry Lee Stickel

Card of Appreciation From Mr and Mrs Stickel

We thank all friends neighbors who aided during the fire that destroyed our home last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lee Stickel. This week is your last chance to buy those fancy Rural Potatoes at 1.25 per bushel. Only about 380 sacks left.

Mrs Lee Stickel

Presbyterian Church Sermons on Character and Ruth's Choice

The Presbyterian Church led by Rev H G Dusenberry offers a morning sermon on Christianity as the true basis of character with part of the service featuring Mr James of the Anti Saloon League. Evening's topic Ruth's Choice closes with worship at 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday school at 9 45 am and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm.

H. G. Dusenberry James Anti Saloon League Ruth

Epworth League Open Meeting Invites Town to Sunday Services

Methodist message from M B Van Leer invites townspeople to an Epworth League open meeting Sunday night featuring song and music. He praises the inspiring nature of the young participants and notes the services will run with minimal help from him.

Epworth League M. B. van Leer

First Christian Church Bible School and Services

The First Christian Church hosts Bible School at 10 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11. Knights of Pythias attend the service in a body. Evening service at 7 30 with speaker addressing “A Back Bone or a Wish Bone” and discussion of present day affairs. Special music at both services.

Bible School Knights of Pythias

St Josephs Church Mass Timings

The notice lists Mass Sundays at 8 00 and 10 00 a m and a weekday Mass at 7 30 a m Rev M J Brennan pastor

M. J. Brennan

St Marys Church Mass Times and Service Schedule

Masses Sunday at 8 00 and 10 00 a m Vespers and benediction at 2 30 p m on Sunday afternoon Week day mass at 8 00 o clock Rev A Schauer pastor.

Rey A. ‘Schauer

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Post Office Department GEO. Burt & Son Marshall County Farmers' Institute Carpenter Glee Club F. E. Puller Z. M. Holmeg Tulinoig Agricultural Association Mossville W. E. King County Superintendent of Schools Presiding W. S. Booth Springfield W. H. Howland H. W. Seitz Z. M. Holmes Henry High School Orchestra House of Man W. A. Bone Henry Knights M. FE M. C. Doyle Lottie Helper D. R. Blackwell C. EB. Griffin China Doyle Ejla Jenkins Elizabeth Reed Reishenbath W.R. GC the W the Woman's Club Meeting Farmers’ Institute Lacon Hisory Daniels Oliver Machinery Co Comic Cubs Harold Heininger Imelda Lillian Hartley Dennis Edna Haines Ralph Downey Ida May Holt Frank Chambers Ivan Kaiser Helen May Forbes Duke Helen Marjorie Duke Robbie Jones Ora May Klein Onyan Grover Kern Miller Katherine B. Sivell Ira Brown Bethoven Lennie Sawyer John Roberts Varna Dorothy Audrey Case Dorothy Williams George Zickerman James Mc-Ginn Whitefield Township John McGinn Wyoming Emma Colligan Presbyterian Church Carlisle Pennsylvania Haskell, Institute Kansas Penn John Blot Geronimo Colorado River George Thiel First Christian Church St. Joseph's Church St. Mary's Church
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