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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

7

The Big Drawing at Ironmonger Drug Store

Crowds gathered as Florence Siewers and Irene Kuss blindfolded drew winning Victrola numbers from a box on a bob sled outside Ironmonger’s. Elmer Henkins won the $175 machine with ticket 08188, Bilis Hendricks took the $90 machine with ticket 252794, and Mrs. Robert Daniels of Whitefield won the $60 machine with ticket 289833. Merchants who sold 25 cent tickets included Tronmonger Arnold Vogel sang Gregory Barry Coan Hartley Siewers.

Ironmonger’s Drug Store Florence Siewers Irene Kuss J. O. Hill Elmer Henkins James Harrison Bilis Hendricks Robert Daniels Whitefield A. J. Tronmonger J. M. Arnold Eb, Vogelsang H. J. Gregory J. E. Barry & Co Joe Siewers M. L. Coan J. J. Hartley

A New Year's Resolution on Reading Habits

The piece laments modern reading excess and sensational journalism. It argues true reading requires deliberate attention and will, noting many people lack focus amid distractions. It advises visiting a library and reading a well written book with careful attention to ideas.

Lterature

Little Miss Optimist Newsie Proves Bright Side On Screen

Vivian Martin stars as Maasie Ros ie Little Miss Optimist in a Gardner Hunting film. Tom Moore leads the male cast with siblings in cinema’s clever line. Supporting players include West Joy Gerard Bray in a Henry opera house showing Friday January 10. Belgium clothing drive appeals for discarded garments to aid 10,000,000 in need as winter bites. Packages may be left at Helper building Hast Park Row now. Mrs Madge Harney Winans visits from Chicago with family.

Maasie-Rosie Gardner Hunting Miss Martin Tom Moore Mae Murray Sessue Hayakawa Owen Moore Vivian Martin Charles West Ernest Joy Charles Gerard Helen Bray Henry Opera House Belgium CRY For Clothing Miss Helper Hast Park Row

Henry Chapter O E S Holds Installation Ceremony

About one hundred people attended the Henry chapter of the O E S installation on Monday evening with Mrs. W E King as installing officer and Mrs. L R Phillips as installing marshal. The retiring matron Mrs. E S Sterrett and secretary Mrs. Carrie Carpenter were honored with pins and a cut glass creamer and sugar respectively. The program featured instrumental music and solos, a social lunch served by the men, and new officers to lead the chapter in the new year under Mrs. Theodore Kaiser.

Henry Chapter W. E. King L. R. Phillips E. S. Sterrett Carrie Carpenter Henry Theodore Kaiser

A GOOD ROADS MEETING CALLED IN CITY HALL

Local business leaders plan a January 13 meeting at 7 PM in the city hall to organize a booster group for better road conditions after Christmas shopping. A committee has compiled over 100 names and aims to unite farmers and merchants in a cooperative effort.

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Quinn Mattison wedding at new Henry Mattison home

Miss May Mattison and Albert F. Quinn were married January 8 1919 at the Henry Mattison home with Rev M B Van Leer officiating. Attendants included Elmer and Mary Quinn and Mrs Van Leer. After a two course supper the couple departed for a western honeymoon.

Henry Mattison M. B. van Leer Ya May Mattison Elmer Mary Quinn van Leer West Hannah F. Mattison Readington N. J Henry Kantalkenui Club M. EB. Church Rebekah Lodge Mattison

Widow Mrs Fred Seitz Dies at 35 in Henry Illinois

Margaret Mary Bentley born November 25 1883 in Hennepin Illinois died January 4 1919 at her Henry home age 35 years 1 month 9 days married to Fred Seitz on her 24th birthday and leaves daughter Marian mother Mrs Nicholas Toofing of Ohio sisters Annie Riddell and Mrs D O Jennings brother Wesley H Bentley funeral held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at residence with Rev H G Dusenberry officiating interment Henry cemetery pallbearers Alden Hunter Sidney Ray Walter Duke Charles Knight Clellan Anderson Clarence Scholes

Oskaloosa Iowa Daily Herald James M. Smith Martin L. Coan Aliie Smith Henry Republican Mortimer Smith the Herald Central M, FE L. M.grigsby Chet Reid John McKinney James McLandsborough Charles Bass A. W. Ruby Ed Hanna Forest Cemetery Baltimore Henry, Ill James Lydia Stewart Tiskilwa Curtis Mortimer Nettie Rose Hill Stewart New York City Lydia Nettie Rule Evanston Ill Evelyn Mr. Smith Harmon Mahaska County Methodist Episcopal Church Margaret Mary Bentley Hennepin Henry Fred Seitz Marian Nicholas Toofing Ohio Annie Riddell Lancaster D. O. Jennings Hopewell Wesley H. Bentley Troy N. Y Seitz Ladies' Aid Society The Presbyterian Church H. G. Dusenberry H. F. Andrews Jesus Savior Esther Hunter Plano Dusenberry Jairiu Toofing

Installation of Officers of W. R. C. Lookout Mountain No 2

On January 4 the W R C Lookout Mountain No 2 held its installation of officers with invited guests. Miss Bella Evans presided pro tem assisted by Mrs Lizzie Young and Mrs Mary Newman. Officers installed included Miranda C Doyle Ella McAtee Lizzie Zénor Matilda Morse Lucy McBride. Following, games, luncheon, and singing of war songs honored veterans and those who served, ending with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.

Lookout Mountain No. 2 Starliper W. R. Vu Bella Evans Order Lizzie Young Miss Young Georgia

Northern Illinois board meeting in Chicago discussed wind up plans

Local and district boards of northern Illinois met at the La Salle hotel in Chicago to finalize winding down work and standardize actions. A January 18 session in Chicago with Provost Marshal General Crowder was announced for broader attendance by state boards and adjutants generals.

L. H. Allen Lacon G. Cromwell Henry Northern Illinois la Salle Hotel Chicago Marshall County J. H. Magoon Washington General Crowder Crowder

Inspiring Power of Example at Presbyterian Church

The pastor Rev H G Dusenberry invites all to Sabbath services with a morning sermon on The Inspiring Power of Example and an evening address on Religious Indecision. Morning worship at 11 preceded by Sunday school at 9 45. Endeavor Society meets at 6 30 p m with The Practice of Kindness. Mid week worship Thursday at seven. Everyone welcome.

Ray Jones Roxy Nettles Whiteside Jake Jim Watkins Sue M. J. Brennan

Christian Church Annual Report and Election of Officers

Christian Church reports for 1919 list officers for Bible school including Hans A. Otto as superintendent and Elmer C. Deck as assistant. New home department and cradle roll leaders named. outside work donations total $325.75 for 1918. Services scheduled for Jan 12 with sermons by H. H. Hungerford and a Bible school at 10 am. Also notes on church events, other local church items, and community notices.

Bible School Hans A. Otto Elmer C. Deck Gladys Johnson Wm. Knight Lillian Merritt Vada Waughop Leslie Deck Hari Merritt Stickel Home Department I. L. Hupp T. 8. Hunt Treasury A‘d Society W. B. Deck May Stickel Clara B. Waughop Frank Wood Knight Hunt H. H. Hungerford Christian Endeavor

Olive Marie Broaddus obituary from Magnolia community

The Magnolia community honors Ollie Roberts Broaddus born September 1, 1895. She taught in Magnolia schools, married Lynn Broaddus, and died January 2 near Varna after influenza developed into pneumonia. Survived by husband Lynn, son Warner, mother, father, and siblings. funeral held January 6 northwest of Varna with burial in Magnolia.

Ollie Roberts Broaddus Magnolia Varna Ollie Riley Roberts Lynn Broaddus Warner A. B. Smith Henry

Disosway Family Mourns Los Angeles Death of Robert E. Disosway

Robert Emmet Disosway eldest siblings note his death from blood poisoning after a fish market incident. He died January 1, 1919, in Los Angeles after amputation and infection. Cremation followed in Los Angeles. remains repatriated for burial. He was 60 last April and left three sisters in California and a brother in New York. Funeral services planned near the depot with Rev. Van Leer officiating.

Robert Emmet Disosway E. T. Disosway Theodore Disosway Los Angeles Cal Undertaker's Robert Henry Sarah I. Disosway Lillian Day Chatsworth May Klenzendorf Oakland Charles Disosway New York City Fenwic Rev van Leer

Death of Dorothy Ella Birck a week after birth

Death notice for Dorothy Ella Birck of Saratoga who died at 12 30 a m Thursday January 9 after a heart condition. Parents Henry and Mrs Birck and sisters Clara Evelyn Grace Louise mourn. Funeral Friday at 10 am with Rev Father Walsh. interment Calvary cemetery Henry Allen Smith in charge. Also note of Mrs Lyman Hunt learning her mother Sarah Van Allen fell and broke her hip in Wenona and traveled to assist.

Dorothy Ella Henry Birck Saratoga Clara Evelyn Grace Louise Jesus Father Walsh Calvary Cemetery Henry Allen B. Smith Fou Pea Lyman Hunt Sarah van Allen Wenona

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Vivian “Martin O. E. S. Installation United War Work Campaign Evans Roberts Bell Plain Richland LaPrairie Perrone Fay Clinton Snyder Freeport Snyder LaSalle Luella~Stevens Pa Fal Pfirst National Bank First National Bank C. M. Jones W. S. Harrison J. L. Jones E. G. Cromwell George McGillick William Duke T. J. Segraves J. Lloyd Jones Clarence H Scholes Harry Ziegler Mary Ellen Schick Savings Department Gladys Sivell M. EF John L. Thielbar W. Thielbar W. A Rowe France Fa Pea Christian Church Christian Service G. A. Burt Harriet Stevens Moses Israel Frances Mary Ziegler William Ziegler St. Mary's Catholic Church Father Schauer L. M. Gallup Chillicothe Benjamin George Gallup Olive Marie Broaddus Robert Emmet Dorothy Ella Birck
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