Evening Events and Local Notables in Our City
Mrs. Theodore Hartwig’s illness alarms friends while high school pupils plan a St Mary’s hall dancing party. Jeanette Frommel shows a new plato, Mayme Lindgren visits relatives, and Mrs C H Smith recovers from Peoria hospital operation. A large College avenue gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs B F Ransom. Liveryman Charles Motter adds a new bus. Doherty visits family and praises his new home. Star theater screens Over Niagara Falls. Doran residence at Richard and Edward streets nears occupancy as Henry Burkhart finishes decor. Housingston informs the Dorans are grandparents of twins born Dec 24. New electric rates cut business current costs by one third. Presbyterian services at the usual times with B Burger pastor. Frank Johnson moves to over-HJ Gregory’s store for men’s clothing. Mollie Murdock celebrated with surprise party. Eva Taylor and Leroy Dally wed and begin life in Bradmoor after Jan 20.
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College Avenue
Charles Motter
Charles
Charles Doherty
Spring Valley
Hunter-Doherty Lumber Co
Mother
Water
Henry
Doherty
Star Theater
Niagara Falls
Robert Doran
Richard and
Edward Streets
Henry Burkhart
Housingston
Clarrnce Doran
Electric Light Company
Chillicothe Enquirer
Presbyterian Church
H. Burger
Pasytor
Frank Johnson
H.J
Gregory
George Helper
Misa Mollie Murdock
Calhoun
Van
Eva Taylor
Baratoga
Leroy
Dally
Broadnot
Bradmoor
William
Yarger
Dalle
John Daliv
A. B. Smith
John L. Bittinger
Missouri
St. Joe
Mr. Smith
Bittinger
Abraham Lincoln
St. Louis
Montreal
McKinley
Roosevelt
A.G Hillabrand
Ryan
Hillabrand
Lilla Crady
Roy Foster
Lawn Ridge Parsonage
R. W. Foley
May Wenker
Edward, Koch
Speer
Morse
Holland Blauvelt
Calvin Stowell
McNabb
Wexter Bros
Lacon
F. W. Rotter
L N.krenz
Bernard Yaeger
C. E. Burt
Clifford Haws
E. G. Cromwell
John Hartley
John BR. Paskell
Elsie Smith
E.G. Cromwell
Thomas Monier
Floyd
Lawton
Okla
Darbara Quinn
L. R. Phillips
H. F.andrews
Burger
Vivian
Edmund
Elmer
Albert
Francis
oThey
Paskell
Granville
Ee “Rarle” Harris
J.H. Harris
Fulton
Canton
Turner
Peoria
the Leach
Fairview
Entered Into Rest Mrs Barbara Quinn
Barbara Quinn born October 12 1842 in Kirkwall Orkney Islands Scotland emigrated with family to Quebec then Delavan Tazewell county Illinois. She married James Quinn February 19 1868 at Pekin Illinois and lived on farms in Saratoga township Marshall County and Putnam County. Seven children survive. She died January 7 1911 after paralysis and rests with her husband Henry Cemetery. Card of thanks notes gratitude for support and floral tributes.
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Barbara Quinn
Barbara Wood
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Scotland
United States
Quebec
Canada
William
Delavan
Tazewell County
James Quinn
Pekin
Ill
Saratoga Township
Marshall County
Mr. Quinn
Quinn
Putnam County
Mrs. Quinn
Crow Meadow
Mary
John Edmund
Elmer D
Lillie B
Jay Y Gregory
Albert F
Francis Calvin
Edith May
Clyde Gregory
North Sangamon
L. Vivian
Henry Cemetery
Bank Elections At Henry National and The First National Bank
The First National Bank of Henry held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday electing directors R Jones O P Carroll J S Townsend J L Jones and C M Jones and officers President C R Jones Vice President O P Carroll and Cashier J L Jones. Other staff include Asa Gregory Clarence Scholes and Magella Schick. The bank reports its best deposits year in years and steady business. The Henry National Bank announced directors Julius Watercott C A Camp L R Philips Albert Stickel A G Humphrey W P Turner and Frank Yanochowski and officers President Julius Watercott Vice President C A Camp Cashier L R Phillips Assistant Cashier Benj G Hoyle with a successful year and strong business.
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First National of Henry
First National Bank of Henry
R Jones
O. P. Carroll
S$. Townsend J L. Jones
C. M. Jones
C R Jones
O. P Carroll
JL. Jones
Asa Gregory
Clarence Scholes
Magella Schick
Mr. Jones
Henry National Bank
Julius Watercott
C. A. Camp
L. R. Philips
Albert Stickel
A. G Humphrey
W P Turner
Frank Yanochowski
L. R. Phillips
Benj. G. Hoyle
Putnam Farmers Elevator Company Forms at Putnam
Farmers near Putnam plan a cooperative elevator to haul and ship grain locally. About $7,000 has been subscribed with a view to buying or building a new elevator, aiming to secure better prices and dividends seen at nearby stations. Putnam, a key grain point shipping 200000 bushels annually, shows strong farmer participation and a meeting will elect officers to advance the venture.
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Farmers’ Elevator Co
Putnam
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Putnam i
Putnam Farmers’. Elevator, Co
Ayfarmere-Elevator
Secon
Notice to Saratoga Tax Layers and Local Listings
Fragmented notice requests tax collection details for Saratoga township and directs inquiries to Camp Grove, Duke Road, Henry Worth Dixon, and Roy Hill in Whitefield. The garbled text references mule sales and a mixed list of names, times, and places without cohesive context.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Township
Duke Hroa
Henry
Worth Dixon
Col EE
Roy
Hill
Whitefield
Jai
School Notes Highlights Classes and Examinations
Regular teachers meeting discussed using written work effectively. Students prepare for semester exams next Thursday and Friday. Various visits and calls occurred at the high school. Zology studies mammals and English IV reads Sir Roger de Coverley. Report cards issued. Several absences due to sickness amid widespread cold and flu. A student injured fingers. play at Henry and Sparland high schools raised funds for Marshall County contest.
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Florence King
Pace
Seelye
Clark
Miss Bacon
May Downey
Elmer Merdian
Rose Dauber
Roger de Coverley
Steele
Addison
Esther Ertle
Belle Doyle
Elizabeth Bell
Maynard Bell
Miss Youngroom
Maine
Henry and
Sparland
Henry High School
Marshall County
Mitchell Car Praised by Fitch Bros for Field Work
A 1910 Mitchell Model R note from Fitch Bros of Glenwood Illinois to Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co Racine Wisconsin lauds the car for farm drainage work and rough roads. They have driven 3500 miles with four passengers, show no major expenses except tires, and endorse its service. Henry Auto Co invites inspection of a duplicate.
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Glenwood
Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co
Racine
Wis
Fitch Bros
Mitchell
Henry Auto Co
Vogelsang Family News And Local Club Notes
Miss Kathryn Vogelsang plans a Chicago visit this month and travels with her niece Ephra Vogelsang while her parents Dr and Mrs Kenison are away south. OWIs in town vote officers next Wednesday, with full member attendance urged. Woman's Club annual meeting set at Mrs Elizabeth Hendrick’s home January 16 at 3 30 pm, officers to be elected. Mrs Ida Ketchum, secretary. Also notes a Spencer Tay resident visits and local sales adds. Mrs Vogelsang hosts at First Street home.
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Kathryn Vogelsang
Chicago
Ephra Vogelsang
Kenison
South
Owis
C. R. Chessrom
C. R. Chessrom, Secretary. the Annual “Meetings, of. Thes
Woman’s Club
Elizabeth K. Hendrick
Thiaz
Ida-Ketchum
B.wilson
Lealie “Wilson
Spencer, Tay “Dame
Gresser
Migs
Gertrude” Bickerman
Patna
Edward—Humimmel
Bloomington
Sophi Ganzer
Ben Frank
Toman
Vogelsang
Latreet
Woman's club meets for forestry and audubon program
A regular Woman's club meeting on Monday January 9 held at Mrs Harriet M M Stevens home with president Mrs Susie A Clift presiding featured a forestry and audubon program. Stevens gave a Birds paper praised for its depth and knowledge. Miss Hazel Clift led Woodman Spare That Tree read aloud then sung as a chorus by attendees. Social hour with ice cream and cake followed. Guests included Miss Pfaff Miss Clift and Mrs Kirby.
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Harriet MM. Stevens
Susie
A. Clift
Stevens
Forest
Hazel Clift
Mabel R. Smith
Pfaff
Clift
Kirby
Christian Church Announces Schedule Change and Officers
The Christian Church announces no old tea on January 17 due to postponement. A business meeting will be held January 18 at Mrs J M Davis's home. Sunday school officers elected include Superintendent Mrs Albert Stickel and secretary Walter Smith. Services listed for next Sunday with a 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship in addition to evening sessions.
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Rolley
C. H. Reichel
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Report
Sunday school at 9 45 with three essays on Israel’s early breaks and a song number. David and Solomon topics from Mrs. Hillabrand’s class. Mrs Farley’s class sings. Sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Mrs C Snyder conducts choir. Thursday prayer meeting. R L Vivian notes Rev G L McNutt spoke Tuesday night and readers express regret attendees were not present.
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M. E. Church
Israel
Saul
David
Solomon
George L. McNutt
R. L. Vivian
Sermons on the Tabernacle by Rev L G Landenberger
Rev L G Landenberger starts a four sermon series at the New Jerusalem church on the Tabernacle and its furnishings. The first sermon at 11 a m next Sunday discusses The Outer Court The Holy Place and The Holy of Holies and the Three Planes of Man's Life. An evening talk covers The Commandments on Tables of Stone in the Golden Ark and The Internal Memory.
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L. G. Landenberger
New Jerusalem
Holy Place
Utilities consider undergrounding wires in city
The Tilinois Valley Gas and Bleetrical Company recently bought the lighting plant here and may reconstruct poles and wires for the whole city. They might be induced to place the wires underground, and the council could confer with the company about it.
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Tilinois
Valley Gas
Bleetricy Co
Dward W. Peck
Charles
AW. Peck
Henty
Pother
George Wall
Willzaso v
Canton
Bushnell
Chicago
Everling
Ormond “Andrews
Record- Herald
Rebekahs Install Officers In Lodge Ceremony
On January 3 the Marshall Rebekah lodge No 170 I O O F met to install its officers elect Mrs Mary B Hall lodge deputy acted as installing officer The newly installed officers include N G Francis Quinn V G Mrs Charlotte Sparling secretary Miss Eva Harrison treasurer Miss Mary Quinn Appointive posts were filled by Walden Mrs Nettle Morgan conductor Mr Jane Hall chaplain Mrs Laura Lowden I G Mrs C Clawson 02 G A Vogelsang S to N G Miss Dollie Wabel L S to N G Miss Avleene Hunter RrS to V G Mise Jacobs L S to V G Miss Anna Brown The lodge is growing and has a keen degree staff The column also notes deaths and local happenings including Major John L Bittinger and several local social items.
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Rebekahs
Marshall Rebekah Lodge
Mary.b. Hall
N. G
Francis Quinn
Charlotte Sparling
Eva Harrison
Mary Quinn
Walden
Nettle Morgan
Jane Hall
Laura Lowden
I. G
C. Clawson
A. Vogelsang
Dollie Wabel
L. S
Avleene Hunter
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