Wedding Bells Efferding Klein at Britton Oklahoma
A wedding at the Klein home two miles north of Britton Oklahoma united Miss Lilliss Klein and Corporal George A Efferding in a ceremony led by Rev R Y Hazzard of Edmond. Grandparents M G Cotney attended as they had wed 48 years earlier. The couple, after a reception, will reside on a farm north of Edmond while receiving good wishes from locals and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G Cotney
R. Y. Hazzard
Edmond
Lillian
Henry
Camp Grove
Oklo
Hfferding
William Efferding
Bellevue
Lilliss
George
Edlmond
Okla
Mr. Efferding
Oklahoma
Iowa
Miss. Ora Brokaw
Lawton
F. D. ‘Seelye
John Dawson
Oklahoma City
James Hankison
Arthur Hazzard
E. W. Daniels
G. E. Sparling
Bagley
Putnam, Ill
W. S. Hannum
Frank Troendly
Hazel Betz
Wm. Knecht
Okarche
Fred Bruza
Wm. Palmer
Gus
Carney
G. D. Bocock
Britton
Green-Wimer Wedding At Peoria Parsonage
On January 19 at the M. W. parsonage in Peoria Rev. R A Brown presided over the holy wedlock of Corporal Frank J. Green of the U S Cavalry and Miss Lillian Louise Wimer daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Wimer. Miss Tena Schwarz witnessed the ceremony and clergyman's daughter also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwarz
Enry
Sutton-Taylor Wedding at Yarger Home in Saratoga
The January 12 ceremony united Mabel Sutton and Lyman Sutton on a quiet note at the Yarger home with Rev. Vandervoort officiating. A four course luncheon followed as guests from Peoria Sparland Henry and others offered best wishes and gifts. the couple will honeymoon in New Jersey before settling on the Huffman farm in Saratoga township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Mabel
Lyman Sutton
R. J. Vandervoort
Whitefield
Ethel Seelye
Mae Harrington
Va Taylor
Wimer Diverbiss
Srl Johnson
Saratoga
New Jersey
Fred Snyder
Lon Russell
Peoria
George Barkman
Presho
S. D
William Kenney
Lula
William Prebble
Harold
A. L. McLaughlin
Sparland
Frank Bell
Bradford
T. A. Seelye
Ethel
Henry
Lena
Guy Higgins
Armour
L. M. Bell
Edna
Lincoln Link
Annandale
N. J
Frank Holton
Castleton
George Kroeper
Putnam
W. Ellis
Coleanor
Ala
John Dawson
Aldrich
Huffman Farm
Saratoga Township
Allen G Johnson dies at Henry Illinois in 1910
Allen G. Johnson born October 19 1888 in Senachwine township Putnam County Illinois died in Henry Illinois January 15 1910 He leaves a father mother two brothers two sisters and many relatives He was deaf and mute from measles at six months educated at the Jackson ville neat and dumb school Funeral services were held Monday at 10 30 at the M E church by Rev R L Vivian He was buried in the Putnam cemetery Henry Republican notes and a local office ad suppression facts are mentioned Benjamin Henry Republican subscription rates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Johnson
Senachwine Township
Putnam County
Ill
Henry
Neat and Dumb
Jacksonville
M. EB
R. L. Vivian
Allen Johnson
Putnam
Pioneer Townley Succumbs After Long Pioneer Life
Ezra J Townley aged 81 three miles north of Henry Illinois in Senachwine township Putnam county died after a brief illness on Sunday January 16 1910 at 12 20 PM He was born February 21 1828 in Essex county New Jersey and came to Illinois in 1854 He owned over 700 acres in Senachwine township and had two sons John C Townley Ches terville Texas Arthur Townley Eagle Lake Texas and daughter Rachel all living The funeral was held at the Christian church in Putnam with Rev Thomas officiating and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra J. Townley
Henry
Ill
Senachwine Township
Putnam County
Putnam Village
Mr. Townley
Essex County
New Jersey
Clark Townley
Ezra J
George W. Townley
Texas
Illinois
Toulon
Senachwine
Ezra
George
Nebraska
Townley
Julia Baur
Wall Street
New York
John C
Chesterville
Arthur
Eagle Lake
Rachel
Christian Church
Putnam
Clifford Doran
Thomas
Eureka
Sacred Desk
James Wherry
Jeremiah Drake
Benjamin Ransom
Stephen Smith
J. Chauncey Bacon
Daniel Morgan
B. J. Townley
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans Schick Dead After Illness in Colorado
Elizabeth Evans Schick, born in Ebensburg Pennsylvania, died on Christmas Day in a Greeley Colorado hospital after a long diabetes illness. She married Fred J. Schick in 1901, lived in Chicago Henry and Greeley, and traveled as a saleslady before her death. She wished burial in Ebensburg beside a beloved adopted niece, with her husband traveling from the Rockies to honor her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Alleghanies
Elizabeth
Fred J. Schick
Henry
Elizabeth Evans
Illinois
Chicago
Greeley
Col
Her
Greeley Hospital
Rockies
Neufind Died At Home In Missouri Valley Ia
William Neufind aged 60 years 7 months died Friday night January 14 1910 at his home in Missouri Valley Iowa He was born in Berlin Germany in 1848 and came to the United States age 4 He lived in Chicago Henry Marshall county Illinois before moving to Missouri Valley He married Sarah P Anderson in 1869 at Lacon Illinois and they had ten children nine survive He served as chief of the Missouri Valley fire department from 1881 until his death He was a member of Belden post G A R I O O F and the Commercial club He owned real estate in Missouri Valley and Colorado Funeral services were held January 16 from his home and he was buried in Rose Hill cemetery under I C O F auspices The Belden post Commercial club and fire department sent floral tributes including Our Chief
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William &. Neufind
Missouri Valley
Berlin
Germany
United States
Chicago
Henry
Marshall County
Iowa
Lacon
Sarah P. Anderson
Charles
Gus
Hulda Homes
Neufind
Missouri Valley Fire Department
Belden Post
Commercial Club
Colorado
Rose Hill
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Fire Department
Piano tuner J C Wells to perform in La Salle event
J C Wells of La Salle the piano tuner will be in Henry again next for Leave offers with Mrs E A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wells
la Salle
Henry
E. A. Hall
News of the City highlights and travels of locals
Mrs Lee Moore and her baby daughter visited Newton relatives with Eliphalet Ketchum before returning home. Prof Stine, former Henry public school superintendent, died of consumption in Nebraska. Various residents plan travel or work in Oklahoma and California. A court case awarded 1000 dollars for Webster Park rent. Farmers worry about unpicked corn due to severe winter and floods. A Texas birth announced at El Campo with Camp Leech name. Will A. Hunter, Pasadena builder, praised in The Pictorial American for artistry and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moore
Newton
Eliphalet Ketchum
Prof
Stine
Henry Public School
Nebraska
Martin King
Oklahoma
Edmund W. Vivian
R. L. Vivian
California
West
A. G. Hillabrand
Wagoner
Okla
N. J. Mathis
Webster Park
Princeton
Arthur F. Seelig
James Nelson
Seelig
Putnam
William A. Hunter
Henry Hunter
Pictorial American
Los Angeles
Will
W. A. Hunter
Pasadena
Crown City
Hunter
Victrola Concert by Ladies Aid at Presbyterian Church
A Victrola concert by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church is slated for Friday evening January 28. The program, loaned by Mrs. Locke, features famous vocal and instrumental selections including Melba and Tetraziani, with a 45 minute two part program and a 30 minute intermission. Admission is 15 cents and seats are expected to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sousa
Rus Sian
Michailona
Tagarinoff
Havana
Henry Woman's Club Annual Meeting Honors New Members
The Henry Woman's Club met Monday afternoon at 3 at Mary Shorts home on Main Street despite rain and poor sidewalks. Mrs Mae Stickel reported on a Princeton banquet and reception. Belle Evans joined as a new member and officers were elected: President S Almeda Clift, VPs Florence Hill Evelyn Jones, secretary Marietta Lovett Clara B Waughop, treasurer Dora Halbleib. A two course luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs Albert True and Mrs Curtis Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Belle Evans
S. Almeda Clift
Florence Hill
Evelyn Jones
Marietta Lovett
Clara B. Waughop
Dora Halbleib
Albert True
Curtis Lucas
Press Co
Classical College Minstrel Promises Local Fun Tomorrow
The Henry High School troupe in costume presents a minstrel show at the Henry Auto Co. building. Tickets 35 cents, reserved seats 40 cents, first come first served. Proceeds aid the high school literary fund. Mrs. Emma Matthews fractured her left hip after a fall. Dr. Hall treats her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry High School
Henry Auto Co
Henry
Segraves
Emma Matthews
James Briscoe
Dr. Hall
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A. H. Green
Uncle Sam
Dakotas
Manila
San Francisco
Co. G
29Th Infantry
Corporal Green
Fey
Rock Island
Angel Island
Cal
Pacific Coast
Chicago Daily
Record-Herald
Inter-Ocean
Henry Republican
Tfs
Pioneer
C. &. Griffin
News OF the City
Sarah Leech
C. A. Camp
el Campo
J. W. Leech
Luck
Leech
Victrola
St. Patrick's Day
Maud Powell
Schumann-Heink
Liszt
Barber of Seville
Luisa Tetraziani
Robin Adair
Geraldine Farrer
Jubel Overture
Weber
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