Personal notices and local happenings in Henry area
Jan Miss Mabel Webber of Lacon dines with Mrs. M. C. Doyle. Mrs. Holler of Lacon visits parents here. Mrs. McAfee and Mrs. Steele improved from illness. The Seitzes of Toledo return home. W B Patton to perform comedy at The Wise Boob. Snow blocks rural travel and schools delay. Wenatchee Camp Fire girls meet at Mrs. Monier’s. Service flag dedication postponed due to blizzard. Hunt relatives head to Kansas City and California. Death of Mrs. Tillie Fuchs noted. local figure Charles Holt faces gallstone risk. James Turner sale clears over $9,000. Red Cross fundraising exempt from license. Mrs. Eva Sweet signs notice. Befle Doyle returns to Metamora. Appels postpone wedding trip. charivari held. Sergeant Church on furlough visits relatives. Aurora girl Jennie Garland travels to Chicago. State defense council clarifies fundraising licenses. Red Cross exempt from license per act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Holler
Lacon
Charles Balleweg
William McAfee
William Steele
William Seitz
Toledo
W. B. Patton
Patton
Wenatchee Camp
T. F. Monier
Olive Elizabeth Smith
M. E. Church
A. H. Hunt
Mary Hunt
Tillie Fuchs
Cincinnati
Henry
John Mercian
Minoak
George Sleater
Charles Holt
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
James Turner
Greenlee
Saratoga
Eva Sweet
Red Cross
Befle Doyle
Metamora
Matthew Appel
Appel
Sergeant Church
Angel Island
Cal
Samuel Garland
George Deford
Dunlap
Garland
Jennie Garland
Aurora
Chicago
State Council of Defense
Congress
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
H. W. Adams
Lawrence Turner
Henry Hospital
Mayme Balleweg
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
E. H. Hutchins
Jenness
Sweet
Laurens
Iowa
S. H. Thumma & Son
Spotted Lad
Thumma
George Panos
Illinois
Marshall County
J. A. Williams
Henry City Bridge Company
Bridge Company
City of
Pace
J. R. Paskell
B. F. Ransom
E.G. Cromwell
346Th Infantry
Camp Pike
Harry W. Camery
Worthington, Minn
Delinquent List and Local Notices From Marshall County
The list names registrants who failed to return questionnaires under selective service laws including Petro Buttitto and others from Toluca Wenona Sparland Camp Grove Varna Camp Grove. Citizens urged to report whereabouts to the Marshall County local board or sheriff. Additional items note Mary Pickford in Less Than the Dust at Henry opera house, a 60 year old shooting incident, a Royal Neighbors of America installation, and social events in Henry with upcoming OES announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petro Buttitto
Toluca
Jose Ontiverous
James Bonetti
James S. Eastlake
Juan Barajas
Bartoto Moreski
Harry B. Nichols
Juan Ramos
Feliciano Munoz
John Mariotti
Georgio Lavoretti
James E. Lynch
Wenona
Andrew Wandolfski
Martin Bonn
Daniel J. Kennedy
James Brooks
August Patteroci
August Lemus
Sparland
Joseph Cortez
Frank F. Gonzales
Varna
Mihmad Golip
Camp Grove
Randan Nahmed
Najib Rushan
Velly Tezola
Rassin Ahmed
Marshall County
Illinois
Mary Pickford
India
England
Miss Pickford
Henry Opera House
Adolph Zimmerman
W. C. Mensching
Roscoe Street
Zimmerman
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Chicago Examiner
Henry
Otto Schurr
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
Otto
Bank officers elected at First National and Henry National banks
The First National Bank held its annual election with directors C M Jones W S Harrison J L Jones E G Cromwell George McGillick William Duke T J Segraves and officers President C M Jones Vice President W S Harrison Cashier J Lloyd Jones Assistant Cashier C H Scholes Bookkeeper Harry Ziegler. The Henry National Bank elected directors J Watercott V P Turner Charles Greenlee Benjamin G Hoyle F A Yanochowski Lawrence Peterman L R Phillips with Julius Watercott President and W P Turner Vice President Cashier L R Phillips Assistant Cashier Clarence A Phillips and Miss Lauretta Merdian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
C. M. Jones
W. 8
Harrison
J. L. Jones
E. G. Cromwell
George McGillick
William Duke
T. J. Segraves
W. S. Harrison
J. Lloyd Jones
C. H. Scholes
Harry Ziegler
Mary Ellen Schick
Henry National Bank
J. Watercott
V. P. Turner
Charles Greenlee
Benjamin G. Hoyle
F. A. Yanochowski
Lawrence Peterman
L. R. Phillips
Julius Watercott
Vv. P. Turner
Clarence A. Phillips
Lauretta Merdian
Birthday Party for Three Girls and Community Notices
Ten young guests attended a 10th and 12th birthday party at Mrs. Glenn's home on January 7 with games, a prize and ice cream trip to the Newport parlor. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. Mary Diverbiss, upcoming weather with a severe snowstorm, a grocery store ownership change, Florida weather comments, and W C T U meeting reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Glenn
Stella Dietsch
Lola Kaiser
Margaret Bowers
Margaret
Parent Teacher Association Meeting Discusses Club Support
The P T A met in the assembly room on Tuesday with readings, a piano solo, and a humorous reading. Members voted to contribute five dollars to the Jolly Tar club for Great Lakes boys and discussed a service flag for former students in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
America
Fern Latourette
Harold Daniels
Clara Holt
Miss Arp
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Cornell
Cromwell
Miss Brown
Alice B. Gilpin
Church Service Schedule and Local Notices
Weekly church notices list Sunday January 13 services at Methodist and Epworth League details. Also masses times changed at St. Joseph’s Church and St. John’s parish announcements. A Presbyterian church gathering hosted by local families followed by remarks from Rev. Martin. A board meeting and registration drive set for Friday January 11 in Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Doyle
Glenn BE. Tilton
St. Joseph's Church
M. J. Brennan
Eyan
Board of Control
Henry
A. B. Smith
Five Happenings Presented in a Condensed Form
Mrs. Frank Wood remains ill under a physician care. Mrs. George Bickerman tends John Swaney in McNabb. Chicago visitors Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baker stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Potter. St Marys school dismisses due to heavy snow. work resumes Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
George Bickerman
John Swaney
McNabb
Warren Baker
Chicago
F. W. Potter
Baker
Potter
St. Mary’s School
France
Edna Greenlee
Peoria
Brown’s Business College
Monay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Webber
M. C. Doyle
Bandit
N. A
Royal Neighbors of
Club
James Hartley
Oracle
Arthur Smith
George Halbleib
William Siewers
William Knight
Mary Sleater
John Tartar
J. J. Hartley
A. J. Lindgren
Anna Schmitt
J. A. Swein
J. A. Swemn
Christine ‘Mercian
Val Bogner
Fred Ely
EB. S. of Illinois
Fafa
Maggie Campion
St. Francis Hospital
James Campion
Mississippi
Joint River Commission
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Richard S. Hawes
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Hawes
Ohio
Erie Canal
Herbert Wierman
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Charles
Union Stock Yards
W. H. Wierman
Summit Grain & Coal Company
Garden of Eden
Kansas City
M. E. Sunday School
New York City
Ben McBride
Madison
Wis
Lucy McBride
Mary
Margaret Campion
Mary Diverbiss
Mary Hewett
Emeline Tefft
Remsen
Onida County
New York
C. F. Kracaw
Clinton
Putnam
Henry T. Diverbiss
Mary Ella
Frederick Elsworth
C. R. Pembrook
Ida Davis
C. E. Robinson
Anita, Town
T. A. Morris
Keota
Emeline Davis
George Halbleich
Wurst & Knoll Grocery and Bakery
J. M. Arnold
Messrs
Wurst
Josephine L. ‘Townsend
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sunshine City
Sixth Avenue North
Box 188
Roger Rowe
Harrison Gregory
The
Presbyterian Church
J. 12. Quinn
Martin of
Bushnell
Williams
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