New Year Nuptials Dent Dakin A Joyful Winter Wedding
The Dent and Dakin families recount a January wedding at the bride’s mother Mrs B M Dent home. Rev Schacht united the couple in a ceremony with green and red decorations, 125 guests, and gifts spanning cut glass to silverware. The newlyweds left for Chicago then Chenoa, with well wishes from a wide circle of relatives and friends.
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Dent-Dakin
B.M. Dent
Arlor
Migs
Bessie Otto
Schacht
M. KE
Hauda
Ratie
Tennis Dakin
Chicago
Chenoa
Mr. Sweet
Magnolia
Magtella
Messrs
St. W Spencer
Jas. Arnold
Eli Burnworth
She
John Arnold
Thos
Bishop
Lucien Sammona
H.C. Mills
Geo. Grittin
Frank Bouth
Jesse Muller
Chas
Hannum
John Burnworth
Clem Brenn
Ernoéet
Perley Brenn
Henry McDermott
Frank Glover
Perry Dakin
Ainsie Dakin
John W. Dean
Jas
Phillips
Chas. Baker
Harvey Ramage
Liezle McDermott
Ethel Bishop
Lulu Otto
Nane Sammons
Beatrice Massie
Jessie Emans
Nan Guinea
Mary Baker
Lostant
Messia
Mesdames
Orange Parrot
Thomas J Brenn
T. Bliss
Lawrence Dugan
Morgan Quaintance
Whitney
Een Bove
Melvin
Henry Dakin
R@Vakin
Wenona—Chas
Ong
Vaho
Dwight—Chaa
Merritt
Tonica
Kimery Boyle
Rutland
Clyde Meridith
Chevon
O. M. Sweet
Paxton
Emma Power
Varna
J. W. Evans
Independence
Iowa
Frank ‘Roberts
Bessie
Dade Co. Mo
Orie McCaleb
Swift-Wheeler Wedding At Putnam Dignified M E Ceremony
On Wednesday evening Merton Swift of Whitefield married Miss Jennie Wheeler daughter of Mrs Mary Wheeler of Putnam. The ceremony occurred at 8 with Rev C A McWane officiating, under holly and mistletoe, followed by a lavish wedding supper for sixty five guests.
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Swift-Wheeler
Merton Swift-of-Wiitefeld
Jennie Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Putnam
George Sparling
Kewanee
M. E. Church
C. AC. Me- Wan
Eman
Tevens
F’re Wheeler
Holmes Wilson Wedding Held in Saratoga Township
Alfred W Holmes of La Prairie and Jeannie M Wilson of Saratoga wed at the bride’s parents residence in Saratoga Township on January 1 1902. Rev Andrew Kelles officiated with only close relatives present. A wedding march and a formal entrance followed by a bountiful dinner marked the quiet home ceremony.
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Fife
Oscar
Chicago
J. Bruce Wilson
Saratoga
Milan Jolmes
Ju Prairie
Weeks Crammond wedding unites Peoria pair in Jackson
The marriage of Edith Grummond Weeks and William Weeks was performed at the bride’s sister’s residence in Jackson on January 1 1902 with Rev J T LeGear officiating. The couple planned to reside in Peoria after a brief visit to relatives and return to Chicago and Peoria area by mid month.
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Jackson iMieb
Harry ‘Scott
Mast Avenue
Edith Grummond
William Weeks
Peoria
Ill
J. T. LeGear
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Weeks
Chicago
Pines
Gift subscription for Henry Republican recorded in 1902
A Pueblo letter dated January 8 1902 expresses delight at receiving the Henry Republican. The writer notes brother Richard Bower subscribed for the year 1902 and compares the paper to 52 visits. The note mentions a meeting with Fr Ivenco Ixrenz and signs Jennings Bowers Phenix.
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Pueblo
Colo
Geo. Burt & Son
Henry Republican
Richard Bowera
Henry
Richard
Fr Fvco Ixrenz
Jennie Bowers Phenix
Ancient rite of confirmation outlined with apostolic roots
The article discusses the rite of confirmation as an ancient Christian practice with apostolic origins, tracing its administration by apostles and bishops, and noting its continuity in Roman and Greek churches and Anglican and Lutheran practice. It also mentions a church notice inviting attendance at a Sunday service and various local notices and social items.
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Philip
Peter
John
Jerusalem
Paul
Ephesus
Job
Greek Catholica
Oharch
St John’s Church
Chillicothe Couples Wed as Bromilow Squires Unite
The Republican reports the marriage of Ficlen Bromilow daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bromilow to Henry Squires. The ceremony was in Chillicothe at the Bromilow home with Rev Evans officiating. A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside on School Street in the Puskell residence.
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Republican
Ficlen Bromilow
James Bromilow
Chillicothe
Rdawret
Rev Evans
Congregational
Frank Seiwers
Etta Stelmle
Thikelty
Charles Vogelaang
Thi City
Squires
Imen
Jan Hustler
Henry
The
Silver Medal Contest at Magnolia Center
The third in the series at Friends meeting house New Years eve drew six contestants. Judges Mrs Lee and Mrs Gallaher praised the performers and Leon Sutherland won the medal. Participants included Christa era, Marcia Beck, Leland Grey, Fred Gresser, Clifford Milla, and Leon Sutherland. Amelia Bishop read a Christmas story. music by a quartet and gramophone numbers were provided. Eddie Laughlin previously won the medal in December.
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Magnolia Center
W.C. T U
Friends’ Meeting House
Mra Lee
Gallaher
Leon Sutherland
Ilfford Milla
Christaera
Marcia Beck
Leland Grey
Fred Gresser
Clifford Milla
Amelia Bishop
Mra Griffith
Frank
Laura Smith
Hubert
Lenora Beck
Fred Wolfer
Gramophone
Eddie Laughlin
Hamoud
Columbia School of Oratory
Chicago
Death of Mrs M Eiler in Henry with large family ties
Margaret Voemmes born in Dransen Germany November 20 1815 married Mathias Eller in 1812. She moved to America with five children in 1860 after her husband died and lived in Henry. Survived by four children Mary Wise Margaret Schneider Catherine Bickerman and Nathings Eiler. Nicholas predeceased. Funeral at St Marys church with Rev Fr Zumbueht.
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Margaret Voemmes
Dransen
Germany
Mathias Eller
America
Biler
United States
Henry
Ife
Miss Tyo: Bickerman
Sahe
Mary Wise
Mantenola
Colo
Margaret Schneider
Creighton, Neb
Catharine Bickerman
Hery, Tal
Nicholas
St Mary's Church
Zumbueht
Calvary Cemetery
Fire's Wake Leaves Jacksonville Grounded in Loss
Mrs R McDonough writes of Jacksonville Florida after a devastating blaze in 1901. She recalls the fire’s reach from three yesterday to the city’s half mile wide destruction and nearly 1700 buildings lost. She notes the commerce and churches burned, a few saloons spared, and the vast insurance debt. She also mentions housing costs, local labor, and her plan to visit St Augustine with her husband.
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R. McDonough
McDonough
Jacksonville
Fla
Last Mary
Andaain Seifi
Henry
Julia Stevens
Bert Sunter
Stevens
R. McDonovan
P.B
St Augustine
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Sold At De Powell's City Drug
In New York bound liner Cymric arrives with 47 Percheron stallions 10 French draft horses and 15 English shire horses for stock buyers Robert Burgens and Rev. WH Springer. A Peoria merchant reports a shipment of cheese from Putnam factory praised as best yet. The Henry Republican owes W C Patterson for a 1902 calendar.
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Ballard
de Powell
City
New York
Robert—Burgens
Wenona
WH Springer
Galesburg
Peoria
Putnam
Henry Republican
W. C. Patterson
Putnam County
Hennepin
Church Notes On Meetings And Upcoming Sermons
Local church groups schedule meetings through next week including Woman's Guild and Ladies Aid gatherings. Dr Bulgin evangelistic talks draw audiences. Presbyterian Sunday School officers elected. Bishop Taylor to officiate at St John's with confirmation scheduled. Episcopal services listed for Holy Communion and evening worship.
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Woman's Guild of
St John’s
Anth-Biss- Anicholson
Ladies Aid of the
Christian Church
Frank"Wood
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Nicholls
Bulgin
J. B. Field
Presbyterian Sunday School
Center Church
Whittefield
Tusa
Helen
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Andrew Stibgen
Frank Wood
Clara Davis
Burton
Clara Waughop
J. M. Powers
M. Locke
Burtha Burt
Wm. Bobby
H. I. Andrews
Chariater
Lucy Burt
Ella Meier
E. J. Bulgin D
Labora-Hore
Taylon
Woman’s Club
South
North Carolina
Ife
F. W. Taylor
Quincy
Will
Nerate
St John’s Episcopal Church
Holy Muchariat
U. m
Dr Bulgin Talks On Destitution of an Occasional Hearer
Dr Bulgin to speak for a few days with sessions aimed at different groups. Thursday night subject is the destitution of an Occasional Hearer or Jeroboam and his wife. Friday afternoon children in Presbyterian church after school. Friday night for all young people Go tell that fox. Saturday night young people discus Removing difficulties for young people or Either the Mediatrix. Bree aria sataeRe Receving ght Sunday afternoon men only. Secret societies invited on the topic Impossible Demands. Sunday night How they brought the cripple back. If he stays Monday night will be last sermon What David said in his heart for young converts.
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Euther
Bulgin
David
Empire Stock Co presents Among the Breakers in January
Young actors forming Empire Stock Co stage amateur drama series this winter. They reproduce Among the Breakers next Wednesday evening January 15. Local residents urged to attend and support the show. Clyde Darby dies at his mother’s home in Davenport Iowa. Remains arrive tomorrow morning at 8:45 and burial at Saratoga church cemetery. Clyde’s child died the day before. both obsequies at same time and place. Fred Ambrose’s wife dies in Iowa. Ambrose known here from Bryant nursery work. sympathies extended.
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Empire Stock Co
Henry
Vicinity
Clyde Darby
Mra Roger Merritt
Davenport
Neb
Saratoga Church
Princeton
Fred Ambrose
Iowa
Ambrose
Bryant Nursery
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