Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Henry Republican in Henry, Illinois

We have 16,533,978 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1914

Page

9

Henry chapter and local notices from Osceola township area

Week’s notes cover church chapter activity Henry chapter 477 C E, shifts in Dr H C Swift Bradford trips to Wednesday and Saturday, sale plans for trotters, Mrs Monier’s return from Peoria, Schipper & Block’s fatal heart event, Seelig dance party attendances, Hutchins Downey clothing plans for spring, a unique deaf mute wedding in Kewanee, historic deeds and artifacts from 1765, and Tulsa World feature on Hon James A Harris guiding Oklahoma GOP strategy toward constitutional voting rights.

Chicago Charles Thomas Monier Henry Peoria Schipper & Block Grover Kern C. A. Phillips Harrison Gregory, Jr N. L. Harris Lee Wright Floyd Williams Charles Hartley Edna Greenlee Carrie Greenlee Laura Williams Mary Schubert Jessie Swein Karl Harmon T. W. Harmon Osceola Stark County Bradford Kewanee Amelia Larson Edminster George Perry Abraham Pierce Plymouth Colony New England

Henry Coming Into Her Own Railroad Depot Refit Planned

For a decade the depot has been a public nuisance and health concern. The city now gains better facilities with a north end freight room and toilets moved, a new 25 foot addition, a gentlemen and ladies waiting area, and a full interior and exterior refit to create a depot building to be proud of.

Lookout Mountain W R C installs officers in ceremony

Officers-elect of Lookout Mountain Post W R C No 2 held installation last Saturday with G A R members and guests present. Mrs How ard Young presided as installing officer naming Miss Bella Evans as president Harriet Starliper Lizzie Zenor S G Wilde Miranda Doyle Fannie Brown Lucy McBride and Mary Newman as officers. A lap supper followed with chicken sandwiches brown bread pickles salads doughnuts cheese and coffee and old time songs rounded out the evening.

Lookout Mountain Post Howard Young Bella Evans Harriet Starliper Lizzie Zenor S. G. Wilde Miranda Doyle Fannie Brown Lucy McBride Mary Newman Calvin Starliper

Surprise Party Honors Mr and Mrs Lester Brown

Neighbors Mr and Mrs Adam Staab and Mr and Mrs Peter Mercian hosted a surprise party last Thursday night for Mr and Mrs Lester Brown. The event featured progressive euchre, prizes, brick ice cream and cake, with guests departing after a enjoyable evening.

Lester Brown Adam Staab Peter Mercian

Supervisors to Meet in Lacon March 10 1914

The Marshall County board of supervisors will convene at the Court House in Lacon on Tuesday March 10 1914 at 1 30 PM. Each supervisor’s bill must be itemized certified sworn and filed in the county clerk’s office by noon the preceding Saturday. Bills filed late will be carried to the next meeting.

Board of Supervisors Marshall County Illinois Lacon Thomas A. Connell

Feed the Birds During Snow Storms on Farms

The article notes two weeks of storm and snow harming birds, stressing quail value at over a dollar per bird season. It urges caretaking now to carry them through. Dr Powell keeps cemetery areas clear and feeds quail, while William Heinrich also feeds them near his property.

Dr. Powell William Heinrich

Voters League Meeting and DAR Social Held in City

The Voters' League will meet Friday evening at city hall. Bella Evans, secretary, notes an interesting session. DAR ladies of Christopher Lobin ser are to be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Charles Dewey and Mrs. Dr. Bayne at Mrs. Lobinser's home.

Voters’ League Bella Evans Christopher Lobinser Charles Dewey Dr. Bayne

Banquet Honors School Board at Washington Birthday Theme

A high school banquet hosted by Mrs. Cornell and the domestic science senior class honored the school board and Superintendent and Mrs. King with a Washingtons birthday decor themed dinner. The event included a class served menu, a brief formal session with thanks, and social time as guests departed pleased with the evening.

King Cornell Barry A. B. Smith Washington Florence King Freda Vogelsang Streator Anna Longman Putnam Milton Gant Grant & Co Grace Hartley Miss Wood Mr. Steele William Ganzer

George Washington Birthday Exercises at St Marys School

Last Friday afternoon the children of St Marys school presented a patriotic program in the school room with songs recitations and plays about George Washington Evolutionary times and Columbus. Parents and friends praised the spirit of patriotism and the event was well received. Miss Kate Forbes recovering from cancer surgery was briefly mentioned as she recovers at home in Chicago with plans to return to Henry by March. Mrs Fred Bauter is rapidly recovering from recent surgery and hopes for complete health restoration.

St. Mary's School George Washington Gensler Castegar la Salle Boston Columbus Kate Forbes Ella Warner Scott Langley Avenue Chicago Henry Fred Bauter Isaiah Spellman Tiskilwa Allen Spellman Milo Township Bureau County Hester Spellman Edminster William Henry Edminster Ilinois Seowa

The Henry Greys Season Preview and Club Holdings

The Henry Greys are praised for two decades of strong performances and a standout 1913 season. The soliciting committee has $600 pledged for 1914, and an officers list is announced with J. W. Brasfield as president. Manager Walter Duke reports signed players Wagner and Phelps as pitchers Ellwanger Ginnochio at first Heininger Bassett and Haines in the field and more are being lined up to complete the roster.

Henry and Henry Greys J. W. Brasfield George Halbleibh Vce O. H. Davis L. D. Gregory Walter Duke Co. W. Scholes Elias Wright Lawrence Peterman Addie Brown

Farewell Party for Glenn and Little Margaret in Oxbow

Mr and Mrs Silas King hosted a farewell party on Feb 19 for Mr and Mrs Y S Glenn and child Margaret as they prepare to move. About 50 to 60 neighbors attended with cards games and dancing. A gift was presented and the couple spoke thanking guests before refreshments and well wishes. Public notices follow on party candidates and a card of thanks from local families.

Silas King Y. S. Glenn Little Margaret Mr. Glenn Old Oxbow

Death of Hiram L. Hubbard in Henry Illinois

Hiram L. Hubbard born May 4 1861 in Henry Illinois married Sarah Daniels December 25 1889 in McDonald Kansas. He died February 20 1914 after long illness at 52 years 9 months 16 days. Funeral Feb 23 at 10 a m in Henry with Rev J F Mercer officiating. Interment Henry cemetery. We thank neighbors and friends for support shown to Mrs Hubbard and daughter.

Hiram L. Hubbard Henry Marshall County Illinois Sarah Daniels McDonald Kas Sallie Goldie George Hubbard McDonald, Kas Jennie Newell Sparland Robert W. H. Baker Whitefield Hubbard Kansas Washington Street J. F. Mercer Methodist Church Henry Cemetery Joseph Bogner Val Bogner Joseph Moody Alf Trobaugh Wimer Schlosser Henry Rowe A. B. Smith Mortician Mrs. Hubbard Daughter

Episcopal Ladies Host Card Party Before Lent

Mesdames C R Jones and T C Waterous entertained Tuesday afternoon February 24 at Deacon Halls home with six tables of cards. Nearly all the ladies from the Episcopal church were present and the jollity was mild. Refreshments were served and Rev Haist joined for luncheon and farewell festivities. Six tied for the prize, won by Mrs Paskell.

Mesdames C. R. Jones T. C. Waterous Episcopal Church Haist Mrs. Paskell

Religious Services and Schedule for the Week

The notice lists Sabbath services at 9 45 Sunday school 11 and 7 30 p m with sermons by the pastor and Epworth League at 6 30 p m A mission study class at the parsonage Monday March 2 The W F M second quarterly tea at the parsonage March 4 from 2 30 to 4 All friends invited Mid week prayer Thursday J E Mercer pastor Other dates include Holy Eucharist matins and sermons on Friday Feb 27 and Friday March 8 plus Holy Eucharist Sunday March 1 with 2 a m and 9 45 a m services and 7 p m prayer and sermon

M. L. Coan J. E. Mercer

Saint Mary's Church Sunday Mass Schedule

St Marys Church holds Mass every morning at 7 a m High Mass with an English sermon and a 10 a m Low Mass with a German sermon Sunday afternoon services begin at 2 30 p m reported by Fr M yensler

M. Yensler

St Josephs Church Services and Domestic Science Club Event

St Josephs Church held Sunday services with low mass in the morning and a sermon followed by high mass at 10 am. Fr M J Brennan is the priest. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jones hosted the Domestic Science club at their Deacon Hill home on Thursday with cards as entertainment. prizes included yellow Joaquin flowers for the ladies, silk hose for the gentleman, a potted palm and baby stockings for consolation prizes.

Clifford Haws George A. Burt Dr. Adams

Ground hog humor and local news from the district

The News Budget reports Mrs. Ingram Smith suffers an ulcerated tooth. A two week visit by the Gabels’ daughter ends. Cadell and Cushing wed. Scarlet fever deaths at Champaign clash with an epidemic fear. Royal Neighbors meet. family reunions and church guilds plan luncheons. A veteran mail carrier, Jacob Charles, dies. Court news covers woman suffrage delays and arson guilty pleas in Fairbury. Local and regional notes fill the page.

Ingram Smith Albert Gabel Harold Thomas Cadell Akron Township Elizabeth Cushing Bradford Champaign University S. H. Carter Princeton Royal Neighbors Wm. Slowers Anna Barry James Wood Donald Dwight H. F. Meihl Columbia Masonic Order Jacob Charles Bureau Hennepin

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. F. Andrews Hutchins & Downey Andrews James A. Harris Wagoner Okla Republican State Central Committee Tulsa State Supreme Court Supervisors’ Meeting Lady Baltimore George Washington's First Ward Henry W. Wombacher William L. Flynn Rep George Frank Baker Henry Ward Tessa and Orle Baker Father of Life Albert Perdew R. W. Martin Presbyterian Church Methodist Episcopal Church St. John's Episcopal Church St. Mary's Church St. Joseph's Church Revy M. J. Brennan Woman’s Club James Hartley Mary Paskell A. W. Kern Stephen Potter John J. Horbach Peter Schmitt Shawnee Oklo Orange County Texas Lone Star State Charles Blevins Fairbury Blevins Thomas Hornsby Hornsby Joliet
Search Courier

Search the Henry Republican Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Henry Republican?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication