City Council Proceedings July 3 1905 Henry
The Henry city council met July 3 1905 at city hall. Mayor Hutchins and Aldermen Brown Dewey Smith Cromwell Dille Townsend attended. Bills were approved and committee referrals made including sidewalk and park work and printing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchs
Brown
Dewey
Smith
Cromwell
Dille
Townsend
Halblelb
Falter Eagleston
Pete
Eagleston
Enry Electric Co
City Hall
Walter Traver
Miowing Park
Ceee Ee
Eee Ames
Kennan
R. Paskell
Board of Health
S. Burt & Son
Ige Hall
Eco. Hall
Geo. Hall
Co. Hall
Garlin
Ped Dayis
C. Stele
Am Gehring
A. Raymond
Kincaid
Iweltford Pricy Lisle
Tisreleeieiele
McKeal
Ted Dawson
John Sanders
Bush
Eo. Huffstetter
Frank Potter
Ayes
Omeng
Ditie
J. A. Anderson
Mason
J. A. Bur & Son
North Street
Third Street
North Streets
Richard Street
Richard
Edwards
Main Street
Williams Street
Main
Williams Streets
Edwards Street
West Park
BE. H. Hutchins
Elias B. W
Bro Sht
Brown Dewey
Smth
Onera Hall
Ty Brown
Mh. H
Hutchirs
Compressed Air Water Works System Wins City Contract
Crestline Advocate reports National Construction of South Bend Ind won the Cincinnati area bid for a complete compressed air water system at 73,291 with lower lump sum than competitors. The firm, already operating a Henry system and expanding to Grant Park, Eureka, and Kinsman, Ill., faced Storey City tank failure due to overpressure but remains praised for reliability and growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Ohio
National Construction Company
South Bend
Ind
Cover
Harrop
Barmuth & Babst
Henry
Grant Park
Ill
Eureka and Kinsman
Storey City
National Construction Eompany
Library Association Planned Benefit at Central Park Concert
The Library Association schedules a popular benefit during the next band concert in Central Park on July 7. Patronesses from St Marys St Josephs St Johns M E Presbyterian Church of Christ Swedenborgian Royal Neighbors Eastern Star and Relief Corps will grace the event and oversee refreshments under a team of workers. Reverend B F Reicher will conduct services at St JohnsChurch with his family moving into the rectory on Carroll Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Library Association
Central Park
St. Mary’s Church
Frank Krenz
Sophie Krause
St. Joseph’s
Reicher
St. John’s Church
Carroll Street
June Nuptials at St Marys Church for Renzi and Gertrude
Frank Renzi and Miss Gertrude Troendley married at St Marys Catholic Church in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Father Zumbuehl. Best man Fred Reismeyer and bridesmaid Laura Tomlinson attended. After a dinner at the bride’s home, the couple began housekeeping on Mrs Johnsons oxbow farm with many gifts and best wishes from friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Frank Renzi
Gertrude
Frank Troendley
Father Zumbuehl
Fred Reismeyer
Laura Tomlinson
Mason Kline Wedding Unites Mary Ethel and Leslie Mason
The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Kline in Streator hosted the June 28 ceremony uniting Mary Ethel Kline and Leslie Wilner Mason. The wedding featured pink and white decor, a Mendelssohn march, Dr. McCaughtry reading the Episcopal service, and a six course breakfast for about fifty guests. The couple plans a western trip then Mackinaw Island before settling in Chillicothe mid August.
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R. D. Kline
Streator
Mary Ethel
Leslie Wilner Mason
Masachusetts
Mendelssohn
Dr. McCaughtry
Presbyterian Church
Constance Kline
Mason
Santa Fe
Chillicothe
Mackinaw Island
G. T. Wilder
Springfield
Mass
J. Whitney
Myra Whitney
J. L. Saxon
H. L. Gregory
Gibson City
Charles Mason
St. Joseph
Birthday Anniversary Honors Nellie Coan at Home
A birthday anniversary celebration for Nellie Coan was held last Monday June 26 at the Coan residence. About 25 guests attended the reception with fine arrangements and artistic table decor featuring pansies. Refreshments, music and recitations by children, and other amusements completed the pleasant day with generous gifts from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Fourth of July in Henry Brisk, Pleasant Park Festivities
Henry marks the Fourth with a calm day of baseball at Pavilion Park. Peoria Gipps beat Henry Reds 10 to 0 in the morning, then Henry won 4 to 3 in the afternoon as Glatz pitched. M E church groups staged ice cream and confections, with a bicycle and baby cab parade drawing large crowds. Fireworks closed the day with a lively display and dancing into the night. Governor Deneen visited briefly, and local residents noted weather swings and community activity throughout the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pavilion Park
M. E
Central Park
Gipps
Peoria
Henry Reds
Glatz
Seelig
Cox
Presbyterian Church Notes Highlight Missionary Study
The Missionary society will meet next Friday with Mrs. Burt to discuss Philippines Patriotism and Japan. Rev. Todd preached two sermons last Sunday with large morning and good evening attendances despite rain and train delays. Sunday schools featured a description of the church among Oklahoma Indians and a sewing class taught by Miss Clara Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George A. Burt
Philippines
Japan
M. E. Todd
I. S. Chenoweth
Peoria
Henry
Christian Church
Presbyterian
Powers
Our Church
Alahoma
Byron
Sennacherib
Clara Williams
Clara G. Williams
Polytechnic
The Baby Show and Parade Delights Sparland Crowd
The ice cream social by M B church women combined with a Bicycle Parade and Baby Show drew a large crowd at 7:30 p m. Judges Owen Allen J A Williams and L R Phillips evaluated decorations more than baby features. Prize spoons honored several riders and riders and their carts were elaborately decorated with national colors and flowers. The event boosted the treasury by 26 50 while Sparland residents praised coverage in The Republican. The Swaty steamer will run an excursion to Pearla wect Sunday from Henry Jock at 9 39 a m fare 50 for round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
Messrs
Owen Allen
J. A. Williams
L. R. Phillips
Edith Baguley
Columbia
Leota Hunt
Liberty
Lila Clark
Carrie Greenlee
Henry
Bena Bell
Armand Rowe
Clara Brown
Harvey Tupper
Velma Rowe
Robert Thacker
Washington
Cand Bois Coan
Hickman Kincaid
Jessie Swem
Adaline Malone
Hazel Clift
Robert Burt
Nelyie Coan
Henry Bridge
Swaty
Pearla Wect
Henry Jock
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Front Street
Front Streets
Edwin Street
James Street
Edmund St
Edmund
School and Edmund Steps
College Ave
Monroe
Richards Street
Monroe Street
isKetend
E. H. Hutchins
Elias BR. Wricht
Elmer Melick
Ruth
Sant, Colorado
J. GC. Sterrett
Miller
de O
Melick
Bures
Colorado
Florris
Henry Lodge
K. of P
Pekin
Swain
Pekin Lodge
Ingit
United States
Howard Young
Albert and Morgan
Clara Wil. Kirkpatrick
Klahoma
Lunties
Den
Comanche
Powers Company
Lawton
Mason-Kline
Charles
Deneen
Illinois
L. 5
Crawford
Flanagan
Vatnam
Daniel Vail
Woodford County
Ottawa
Harry H. Hesl
Magnolia
Liypa Gurtls
Lostant
Minnesota
Burbank
Sparland
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