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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1915

Page

3

Fragmented Aeons Of Town Affairs And Local Notes

Local items cover illnesses at Brown's College in Peoria, weather impacts, horse death, a cancelled play at the Opera House, farming moves by Lyman Horrom and family, and various community notices. The piece mentions Dr. F A Powell, the Neuhalsen family, Charles Kin, and partnerships in farming near town, with travel to Springs and New Orleans and reflections on climate.

William Neuhalsen Clarence Burt Peg Myarty Opera House Charles Kin Lyman Horrom Ily Senna Farington Daniel Lyman Germany Heares William Steimle Edford Yochum SpeRosk Island

Pioners of Henry Township Passes Away

Mrs. Anton Gresser born near Luxemburg Germany June 23 1847 emigrated with parents to Wisconsin aged nine weeks married Anton Gresser January 3 1864 moved to Henry area where four children were born two living Kate Peterman Joseph Gresser Henry Gresser husband died about 15 years ago. She died February 21 a stroke. Funeral February 24 at St Marys church burial in church cemetery casket bearers listed. Old settlers noted for German heritage citizenship duties to state and nation.

Henry Appleonia Umbs Luxemburg Germany Nicholas Umbs Wisconsin Hartford Wis Anton Gresser Kate Peterman Joseph Gresser Henry Gresser Princeton St. Mary's Church Derth Gresser St Mary's Church Gensler William Kuss George Pace Anton Stadel Gus Becker Frank Baer George Halbleld Smith

Samuel Croft dies after long illness in Evans township

Samuel Croft son of Hutchinson and wife Nellie Forbes born in Evans township, spent youth in Henry and Marshall county, owned a prominent Galloway cattle herd with his sons, removed to Anthony Kansas, died Thursday December 18 after a prolonged illness. He leaves wife and seven children and two brothers in law. News notes his long era of respect and impact in the community.

Samuel Croft Hutchinson Croft Evans Township Ifen Nellie Forbes Peter Forbes M. Forbes Irving Broaddus Marshall County Anthony, Kas West Henry Edward Street J Howard Willams Ilnois United States Croft Randabell Tio

Death of Isaac Joles in Galena Kansas

Isaac Joles born October 1890 in Galena Kansas died February 18 at 24 from dropsical effusion. He had moved to the vicinity three years ago to work as a farm hand near Laconaver with half brother Richard Joles. Funeral conducted by Rev Rae W Martin February 20, burial in Henry cemetery, mortician C C Doran. He was known as a good, honest, industrious young man with potential life ahead.

Isaac Joles Galena Kas Richard Joles Laconaver Rae W. Martin Henry C. C. Doran

Thorp Infant Rites Held After Kidney Trouble

Reuben H Ren Thorp infant son of Mr and Mrs William Ren Thorp died Wednesday morning from kidney trouble. Funeral services were held at Ziegler chapel Peoria with burial at Henry Cemetery. The child was brought to the home of his uncle John Ford for services conducted by Reverend R W Mar. Interment followed at the Henry cemetery. Survivors include his parents and one sister.

Reuben H. Thorp HS Sharp William Ren Thorp Sagilite A.simalt Deccas Ziegier Peorlac John Ford Mar ‘Tay Henry Charles Rome Edwendergast John Green

Naughty Trick Played on a Retired Youngster

A Los Angeles Times piece describes the prank on Robert Law, claimed as the youngest retired business man. Jokers filled his hotel room with burrs and thistles, locked the closet, and cut the lights, forcing Law to seek a candle and risk a public stumble as guests returned to the lobby.

Law Hotel Green Henry Los Angeles Jrarty

Henry Greys Sign Key Players for 1915 Season

The Henry Greys have signed van Clark shortstop, George Heininger outfielder, and Will Phelps pitcher and second baseman with June as a possibility. The group forms the core of the 1915 team. A meeting with Trinois Valley League figures sought Grey membership, but management chose to stay independent, promising more city games. The proposed league would include Havana Canton Pekin Peoria Chillicothe and possibly Gridley and Morton, with 30 game schedules. Jimmie Johnson directs Chillicothe, Akers Peoria, and Fountains Canton.

Henry ‘Greys van.Clark George Heininger Will Phelps Fowler William Kreig Trinois Valley League Jimmie Johnson Felder Peoria Brasfield Greenlee Greys Timois Havana Canton Pekin Chillicothe Gridley Morton Akers Fountains

Union Temperance Meeting At New Jerusalem Church

Rev J B Mercer will speak at the union temperance meeting Sabbath evening at the New Jerusalem church under the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union. His subject will be The Redemption of the Ballot. All citizens invited. Wheeler superintendent. Sabbath school 9 45. men’s class 11. Epworth League 8 30. prayer meeting Wednesday evening.

Wu. Wheeler Epworth League Union Temperance New Jerusalem Church J. B. Mercer Union Temperance Meeting New- -Jerusalem Iocal Temperance Union J. EB. Mercer

Letter from Charles Lippert to extend Henry Republican sub

Charles E Lippert of Wyoming Illinois sends a $150 money order to extend his Henry Republican subscription from February 23 1915 to February 23 1916 He notes sadness at the death of Mabel Sutherland praising her as a respected and beloved teacher and commends the paper from first page to last expressing gratitude and wishing continued success.

Charles Lippert Wyoming Henry Republican Mabel Sutherland Castleton Charles E. Lippert Wyoming, Il

School Notes Describe Local Activities And Absences

School will be closed Thursday and Friday for a staff meeting at Lacon. The physics class finished magnetism. A Wednesday literary program featured a debate on Restriction of Foreign Immigration with Kennedy King and others for the affirmative and Jos Meyers Hiram Hogg and Selsey Robinson for the negative.

Lacon Kenneth King Art Montgomery Lou Klein Jos Meyers Hiram Hogg Selcyr Robinson Ev. Haist Rev. Mercer Eva Harrison Grace Hartley James Robinson Elizabeth Bell Frank Huffstetter Diane Bent Gordo Downey Gertrude Hunter Ees Bruce Bauter Glenna Sivell Margaret Heldeol Tout Toon Fred Smith

Presbyterian Church Sabbath Services Schedule

The Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath services including Sabbath school at 9 46 a m led by superintendent A B Smith, morning worship at 11, Young People's Endeavor at 6 30 p m, prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m, mission study Thursday 8 30 p m, no preaching Sunday evening due to a union temperance meeting at New Jerusalem church led by Pastor Rev W Martin.

Presbyterian B. Smith Chris- Han- Endeavor Union Temperance New Jerusalem W. Martin

Lent Services at St Joseph's Church Schedule

St Joseph's Church announces weekly Lent devotions with rosary sermon and benediction on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Friday stations of the cross and benediction Sunday vespers and sermons at 7 30 p m First mass daily 7 30 a m Sunday masses at 9 30 and 11 30 with sermon Sunday evening service and sermon at 7 30 Rev Fr Brennan priest directs the liturgy

St. Joseph's Church Brennan

St Johns Church Sunday Services and Guild Activities

Saint John s Church announces Sunday services including Holy Communion at 845 a m and 1130 a m with matins and sermon at 730 p m. Sunday school at 11 am, evening song and sermon, midweek prayer and address, Woman s Guild meets in Guild hall, Boys club meets Friday evening in Guildhall under F W Haist pastor in charge.

Woman's Guild Boys’ Club Guildhall F. W. Haist Prisst

Edn Hummel letters and notices from Chenoa and Peoria

A compilation of handwritten notices and letters from Edw Hummel Chenoa Illinois and Homer Thompson Inglewood California. Updates include a new Peoria address 515 N Madison Ave and draft payment details for the newspaper. Messages mention past townsmen and subscriber convenience notices and a telephone insertion request.

Hummel Chenoa George A. Burt Henry Snl Madison Avenue Peoria Jona

Seed Corn Ad Promises High Yields From Reid’s Yellow Dent

An advertises strong germinating seed corn including Reid's Yellow Dent Leaming and Silvermine. The seller claims large yields and reasonable prices, offering approval sales and noting permission to ship nationwide. Also contains garbled public notice text about county supervisors meeting notices and a court matter in Peoria county, with references to Marshall County and a hospital exposure case.

Reid John Scott J.’C. Winship Pit In Ill Adyt M+ teen

Christ's Unfinished Work to Open Morning Service

Christian Church announces Bible school at 10 a m with William Knight as superintendent. Rev H Réfelei will preach at 11 a m. The union temperance meeting is set for 7 30 p m at New Jerusalem church.

St Marys Church Service Times and Sermons

St Marys Church schedules Sunday services at 8 am with English sermon and a German sermon at 2:30 pm. Weekday mass is 8 am daily except Saturday at 7 am. Rev Gensler serves as pastor.

St. Mary’s Church Gensler

Regular monthly meeting of Woman's Christian Temperance Union

A regular monthly gathering of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is planned for Sunday evening February 28 at the News Jerusalem church. Rev Mercer will address the meeting with Wilde chairing. Several local names appear in attendance notes and remarks, including Mrs Potter and Mr. Milo, while other fragments refer to farm plans and local projects.

Woo. Tw Woman's +Christian Temperance’ Union Jérusalem Mercer Wilde

Illinois and Nebraska notes on plague and progress

A fragmentary Illinois column reports widespread health concerns with an outbreak in Kentucky and a cattle slaughter surge. It records moves by Mr Healess returning to Nebraska, plans for a Starved Rock steamer linked to Peoria, and local developments including surveying work and a marriage. The piece references Mary Ryan’s domestics book success and Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans.

Mary Ryan The State University Cerurbany Inc Pearin Chillicothe Beestia Santa, Fe A. Perea Terereget Blasberg Ands Naumann Ethel Wincivero Illinois Sucher Peoria Perey Wala Herman Mehi

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