Henry county notes wedding and obituaries
Clarence Ormond Duke and Margaret Virginia Jones wed in Peoria at St Pauls Episcopal church with plans to reside at the Jones home after March 1. Marjorie Duke and Kenneth King served as attendants. Daisy Lee Kirby, born 1901 in McMinnville, Tennessee, died aged 15 in Henry Illinois after illness. funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Dusenberry officiating and interment at Heavy cemetery. A Persian views program and a Woman's club meeting are announced for late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ormond Duke
Thomas Duke
Margaret Virginia Jones
Charles R. Jones
Peoria
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Harold Linwood Bowen
Marjorie Duke
Kenneth King
Chicago
Jones
Henry
Henry High School
Pen Po Bleo
F. Ziegler
Marjorie Smith
J Henry Smith
Bradford
Leo Francis Ziegler
A .A Stapleton
St Johns Catholic Church
Stradford
Harry Ziegler
Edith Merdian
Eycom
Joseph Ziegler
Bradford School
Milo Township
J L Reid Sha
Blils
En Fa - Moss
Daisy Lee Kirby
McMinnville
Tennessee
Henry Sinois
John J
Grover
Roy
Ella Meade
Velma
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Dusenberry
Matthew Steele
Leslie Downey
Harold Danéls
John McAllister
Orrimel Heininger
Raymond Schultz
A. B. Smith
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Celebration of National Constitutional Prohibition
A large audience filled the opera house Sunday evening January 18 to celebrate the adoption of national constitutional prohibition. Speakers including A Williams, Rey Van Leer, Mrs. H G Dusenberry, Rev L G Landenberger and Rev H G Dusenberry stressed religious liberty, law enforcement, and public welfare, tracing prohibition history from 1620 to 1920 and urging continued effort until nationwide prohibition is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Henry
A. Williams
Gen B. van Leer
Rose Reinbeck
H F Andrews
Rey van Leer
M. E. Church
Pilgrim Fathers
Abraham Liincoln
H. G Dusenberry
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Elizabeth Reed
W. C TU
Dusenberry
WCTU
L. G Landenberger
Church of the New Jerusalem
Presbyterian Church
Lincoln
Roman Empire
Greece
Maryland
Virginia
United States
Malone
Madeva
Death and Burial of Mrs. T. Frank McCoy Recounted
A brief obituary notes the death of Mrs. T. Frank McCoy at 3222 West Park Ave Chicago on Jan 11 1926 aged 57 years 1 month 14 days. She was buried Jan 12 in Henry beside her first husband Jennie Poole and left children C L McCoy S S McCoy and Ethel with stepchildren J R McCoy and T F McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qittora
Bode
Elmer
Ida Ellen
Che
Mk McCoy
Henry
Hoatess
Urday
Sank Krabs
T. Frank McCoy
Chicago
Jennie Poole
Ida Stateler
A. Stateler
Varna
T. F. McCoy
C. L. McCoy
S. S. McCoy
Malta
Mont
Ethel
J. R. McCoy
Denver
Col
T. F McCoy
Helena
Johnson
McCoy
Hutchins & Guyer
Seneca
The
Mystic Worker
New Jerusalem dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ong
Saturday and Sunday guests included Rev L G Landenberger from St Louis for January preaching. The event dubbed a New Jerusalem dinner featured music by the pastor and by Mr Ong with Victrola selections. The Ongs shared a seven room home and enjoyed a lively social gathering with stories and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Oxdy
L. G. Landenberger
St. Louis
Mrg
Ong
Marley Davis
Henrietta Helper
George Burt
New Jerusalem
Landenberger
Opera House
Mre
2B Fris Christian Church Sunday Program 1920
Sunday program at 2B Fris Christian Church on January 25 1920 features Hans A Otto presiding Mrs George Halblelb chorister Rev W J Carpenter leading a 10 minute praise service 20 minute class study and cadet march. Eureka College appeal and offertory. Preaching at 11 on Progression. No evening services due to Putnam revival meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans A. Otto
George Halblelb
W. J Carpenter
Eureka College
Clara Vaughan
William Knight
Putnam
W. J. Carpenter
Local Shoppers and Social News Amid January Notes
Name drops abound as Peoria visitors, farm visits, birthdays, and church events fill the week. Residents like Miss Cannery, Lawrence Weber, and Mrs. G. M. Brown are cited with casual social details, while thrift week and Legion events hint at community activities.
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Sid
Ertle
Yana
Charles Meier
Ee O. Hall
BWC. U
W. c
Martha Miller
Is Rogers
Mabelenki
Peter Rogers
Rantoul
Gaia
Hol* Rowe
Ace
W. G. Dorsey
Laérév
John Blackburn
Barseys
Dex Ee
H Magaic Order
Mason
Charles Dewey
Horatio Hartley
Br Arnold
Caluesday
Diizabeth Baci
Clara Snyder
France
Mall Lodge
Meix
R. J. Smg
A.C. Haines
A. Monger
M. A. Adams
Galva
Prudent and Desirable
Peddress
Riverside
Weeksonville
Fla
Persia
Babylon
Ites
Efternoon
Acuse
Sibleib
Gtelle, Wood
Amr
C_bL
StaGoy
S. 8S
Ethel McC Oy
Isaac Camery
Charles German
John Morse
Hopewell
Margaret Camery
Bay
WC. T. U
John Reinbeck
Clara B. Waughop
Elise L. Helper
Maude Kaifer
Edward Kaifer
Kaifer
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Sons of Washington
Antis Saloon League
Rte
Elihast Root
Charles
Hvans
Hughes
William H
Taft
Los
Rey Landenberger
Fris Christian Church
FQ Presbyterian Church
H. G. Dusenberry
Ladies’ Missionary,society
Ito
Sy Methodist
Sfs
M. Big van Leer
Maka Prey ST Mary's Church
Roreock
Schauer
Mdis Zaes Rae
Ople
Fenegin
Anid’ Hort
Mr. Read
Miss Schiffiauer
Edna Stoner
John van
Leer
Tom Seelye
van Leer
William Kline
Mary BE. Hines
Jane Cannery
Kewanee
Fred Raymond
Lawrence Weber
Hevin Stringer
Ladies’ Guild of
the St. John’s
Episcopal Church
Mary Duke
Will Barker
Bureau
George Barker
Lee Wright
G. M. Brown
Eugene Zeimer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry’Blackburn
Lukens
Cisco
Ind
Pburn
Chillicothe Enquirer
J. A. Titus
Hobert
W. B
Titus
Gary
John
Tarter
Joseph
Kraus
George
Bickerman
Jona Wattersion
James
Wilkinson
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