Presbyterian and M E church notes in local services
Epworth League led by Mrs Tullis as the Presbyterian choir previews next Sunday. Clergy and congregants report altar baptisms, new members, and a busy annual meeting with sermons, prayer meetings, and committee reports. Services highlight Belief sermons from Rev Campbell and a new century sermon by Rev Landenberger.
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Tullis
Epworth League
Mba Presbyterian
C. Bidwell
L. G. Landen
Perger
The
Presbyterian Church
H. Hutchins & Co
Adamgs
Aid
j.eThe
John
Campbell
Bertha Tullis
M. E
House of God
Presbyterian ‘Church
Henry
M. EK
A. K. Tullis
Albert
R. L. Campbell
L. G. Landenberger
Ia. m
Jesus Christ
Springfield visit recalls Henry Times era and reception
Junior Editor in Springfield recalls Charles Reubenn a former Henry Times reporter now with the Springfield Journal and union proofreaders. Gov Yates host reception drew large crowds at the State House revealing public accord and bustling movement. J. Lian convicted of wife murder at Lawn Ridge sentenced to 24 years in penitentiary, deemed likely lifelong confinement for crime against marriage and order.
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Springfield
Charles Reubenn
Henry Times
Charles
Springfield Journal
Henry
M. M. Mullary
J. Lian
Son Charles Severely Scalded at Prophetstown
A letter from Albert to his brother Richard of Whitefield reports that Charles, Albert's son, was severely scalded at Prophetstown in this state. He owns a laundry at the place and was helped by his father during an accident when a hot water kettle leaked, scalding his hands face ear neck and more with a rescue that possibly saved his life.
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Albert
Richard
Whitefield
Charles
Prophetstown
Youn Map
Matrimonial union of Ketchum and Anderson celebrated in city
The Tuesday wedding joined Spencer Ketchum of Whitefield and Mrs Ide Anderson of Shickley Neb under Rev A K Tullis. Guests included 26 relatives and friends. gifts valued for home use. The couple, after a dinner, planned to settle in Lavon with Mr Strawn preparing their home and the couple to begin housekeeping after a Chicago trip.
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Ketchum
Whitefield
Nebraska
Henry— A
Adelaide Harris
George H Harris
Lucy « Harris
AJ Rowe
Sampson Rowe
Minnie Harley
Ella Bourdette
Annan Rowe
Hdna Goddard
May Young
Abbie Newman
Edna Hartley
Jennie Hutchins
Ray Anderson
Mra
H. J. Adame
Messrs
Mesdames
TJ Bayne
CE Abbott Lacon
Julia Strawn
Myrtle Strawn
Althea Marsh
Equa Strawn
Lucy BS Foster
Enoch Strawi
Glenn Strawn
Marion Strawn
Messrs and
CJ Held
Charles Dey
RG Thompson
Wagoner
I.T
Wm H Harris J A Harris
Peoria
Susin Owen
Mr. Strawn
Chicago
Lavon
Strawn
Mr Strawn
Soap rub keeps glasses clear in warm rooms
Eyeglass wearers face dimming when moving from cool to warm rooms. Rubbing lenses with soft soap each morning or before going out prevents fogging by coating the surface, then polishing to a bright finish.
Henry Welcomes Ketchum Family As New Residents
The Ketchum family will relocate to Henry joining as the fourth brother to settle there. The wedding party included relatives from Logansport Indiana Shickley Nebraska Whitefield Henry Bushnell Lone Tree Clarence Ford county and Marshall. Local notices praise the couple and extend good wishes.
Harris Strawn Wedding at Henry Home
Misa Edith May Harris daughter of George D Harris married George W Strawn of Lacona at her parents Henry residence. Rev J B Stead officiated Congregational church pastor. Relatives and intimate friends attended, guests mingled before the brief ceremony concluded amid floral decor.
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Henry
Misa
Edith May Harris
George D. Harris
George W. Strawn
Lacon
J. BR. Stead
Congregational
Asmal
What Shall We Have for Dessert Jell O Delirous Dessert
A family question answered with a quick Jell O dessert option. In two minutes no baking needed, just add hot water and let it cool. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and strawberry, sold at grocers for 10 cents.
Funeral Held for Joseph P Hall Plasterer
Joseph P Hall a longtime plasterer born near Saratoga Springs New York in 1826 died Monday afternoon at his Henry Illinois home after a lingering illness. He moved from New York to Illinois in 1855 and lived in Whitefield and Henry, leaving a large family including a daughter Mrs Noyse Woodin and a second wife Miss Jane Curse. A Mason and an Odd Fellow he had a lengthy career, funeral conducted at the M E church with Masons and Odd Fellows in attendance and interment at Whitefield Center. He leaves three daughters 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Joseph P. Hall
Mr Hall
New York State
Saratoga Springs
Tlllnois
Whitefield
Henry
Noyse Woodin
Jane Curse
Lin
John Peterman
Manin Street
Whitefield Corners
Henry Lodge
M. FE
A. K. Tullis
Odd Fellows
Masonic Order
Whitefield Center
Bural
O. P. Carroll
Tullis
Fall
Williamson Durley obituary from Putnam County
Williamson Durley born January 7 1810 in Cald well county Kentucky died January 14 1901 in Hennepin Illinois aged 91 years 7 days. He helped in the Black Hawk war 1831 moved to Putnam county Illinois joined Durley Wardlaw firm later Durley Wardlaw then Durley solo and in mercantile trade. He served 24 Internal Revenue assessor 1840s 1850s active in Union League Free Soil and Republican politics. He married Elizabeth Winters December 21 1844 and had four sons and two daughters with relatives attending his funeral at First Congregational church January 1901.
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Williamson Durley
Caldwell County
Icy
Hennepin
Ill
Kentucky
Sanganon County
Springfield
Putnam County
James Durley
J &W
Kennepin
Internal Revenue
U Fon League
Liberty Party
Free Boil
Elizabeth Winters
Miami County
Ohio
First Congregational Church
Mra Hartenbower
H. A. Stewart
Grip Influenza Sweeps Through Town As Doctors Warn
The grippe spreads rapidly in the community with many households reporting at least one sick occupant. Patients endure hot and cold sensations, headaches, and general malaise, while physicians urge rest, warmth, hot drinks, and proper medicines to prevent worsening.
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Henry
Consumption cured after cough remedies fail
Five year old son of John Wildman suffered five months with a cough. After trying eight remedies and doctors, a 25 cent bottle of Cough Syrup from Dr C Wakefield & Co. was started, followed by a 40 cent bottle, and the child was cured of consumption as per the signer N T Cox of Leatherwood Indiana. Sold by Dr Powell.
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C. Wakefield & Co
John Wildman
Alidfield
N.T. Cox
Leatherwood Ind
Apprentice Wanted at Republican Office
Announcement seeking a boy to learn the printing trade as a path to fame and fortune. The opportunity promises mechanical and intellectual development and invites immediate application.
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Republican
Towton notes and church events at weekly gathering
Mrs Korneman and John Senn Sr attend writing at Towton with Carrie McGee as guest. The Stanwell and Martin sale proceeds well with stock selling at good prices. Rev Barker leads special meetings deemed instructive and promising. Darlene Powell remains poorly with a sprained foot. Mrs Katie McCine of Tonica visits and plans Sunday school and church Endeavor work.
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Korneman
John Senn
Alice Laughlin
Towton
Carrie McGee
Stanwell
Martin Sale
Barker
Darlene Powell
Katie McCine
Tonica
Canever Hednau Coimne
School Notes and Teaching Updates at Local School
The Senfora will begin geography review next week. Fourth year literature reads Paradise Lost. Grace Lee was absent due to illness. Daley Smith and Mrs Hill visited. Second year studies Lady of the Lake. Oscar Davis helped in Grammar School teaching last week. Forty two of seventy high school students earned top marks. Fred Harney teaches Grammar during Mrs Carpenter’s absence. Herbine touted as a blood purifier, 60 cents, sold by Dr Powell.
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Senfora
Grace Lee
Daley Smith
Hill
Scott
Oscar Davis
Cathoun
Fred Harney
Carpenter
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First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Ladies Aid Society
Treasury
B. C. Wall
G M. Locke
Yates
House of Representatives
Hancey
WL A Somihcott
James A. Rose
Richard Yates
J . McCullough
Moses D. Williamson
INO
Nelson & Thacker, Leading Jewelers
Henry, Ill
Marshall School
Marshall County
Luncon Democrat
Powell
VARNA
Frank Cox
Jesse Traver
Brown
el Paso
Walter Ireland
Washburo
Belle Smith
Dwight
Wenom
Charles F. Buck
Richland
Kate Yunker
Washburn
Quiram
WLC
Alia. Norton
Stoner
Frank Stoner
Stella
Elsa Blackman
Geo Myere
Rene
P. M. France
Durley
California
M. L. Coan, Henry, II
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