Baby born to Mr and Mrs Kehlenbach Friday July Seventh
The newspaper notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kehlenbach born Friday evening July 7. The infant weighs fine pounds and is cared for by a trained nurse along with the mother.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
8
Community Notes and Visits Across Varna and Whitefield Corners
Local residents report travel to Chicago Peoria and Camp Point for study work and family visits. Social events include church services a Sunday school gathering a league meeting and a church bake sale planned for next Saturday to support the budget.
Died at La Con Ed Breen Buried in Catholic Cemetery
Ed Breen died at his La con home Monday at 1 AM from tuberculosis. He had been at Ottawa tent colony six weeks and returned home last Wednesday evening. He leaves a wife, five brothers, and three sisters. Funeral from the Catholic church in Lacon Wednesday at 10 AM, interment in the Catholic cemetery. Carnival Co. arrives in Lacon. traveling excursion to Lacon Saturday night drew a good crowd with cold lemonade. Editor C F Hacker on vacation. Nell Dillon assists at Home Journal. McMahon returned to Coddington Wis. after bridge piling work in Roberts township. Mrs Marie Porterfield visiting Chicago and Waukegan. Hutchins' Sunday school girls to Walnut Grove July 27 for camp. Mr and Mrs George Hutchins returned to Minneapolis. Grover Heckard back from La Porte, Ind. Mrs Fannie Goldstein of Peoria visiting sister Mrs Will Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacon
Ed Breen
Ottawa
Carnival Co. Artivers
Lacan
C F Hacker
The
Lacan Home Journal
Nell Dillon
Hexter Bros
Minneapolis
Grover Heckard
la Porte
Ind
J H Magoon
Indiana
Jerome Howe
Fannie Goldstein
Peoria
Will Winters
Local Notices from Clyde Gregory’s Corner
Mrs Benj Mattingly ill under Dr Hess care. Laura Hufnagel visited brother Albert R M Tremain rheumatism keeps him home. C C Smith travels to Indiana to oversee land interests. A J Sherman and J E Taylor of Granville and Hennepin visitors at Clyde Gregory’s. WWI Lottery hostess Rozella Herr hosted last Thursday. Bakery sale planned in Henry on Saturday July 25 after a dog banded refreshment.
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Benj Mattingly
Dr. Hess
Laura Hufnagel
Albert R M Tremain
C C Smith
Indiana
A J Sherman
Granville
J .E. Taylor
Hennepin
Clyde Gregory’s
Rozella Herr
Henry
Oklahoma farmer weds 13 year old Chillicothe girl in Peoria
William Kavanaugh Lessart of Ponca City Oklahoma aged 25 married Miss Drucella Mooney aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm A Mooney of Chillicothe The ceremony was performed by County Judge Stone in his chambers at the Peoria courthouse The match followed an unusual courtship fostered by letters and a photo sent by the bride’s brother Fred Mooney before the wedding plans quickly formed and the groom returned to Oklahoma to tend his farms
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William Kavanaugh Lessart
Ponca City
Okla
Drucella Mooney
Wm. A. Mooney
Chillicothe
Stone
Peoria
Fred Mooney
Mrs J W Woodrow Dies After Illness in Pontiac
Death claimed Mrs J W Woodrow of 216 East Washington street after about four weeks of heart trouble. Funeral at 10 a.m. from the home with burial in the south side cemetery. She helped organize Pontiac's first church and served in many local organizations. Survived by two daughters, Misses Ella and Rose Woodrow. husband John W Woodrow. Her long life included Daughters of the American Revolution member, Eastern Star, Woman's Relief Corps, and other civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Woodrow
East Washington Street
South Side
J. H. Boose
First Presbyterian Church of
Pontiac
Yellow Springs
John W. Woodrow
Galesburg
Morris
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jvns
Daughters of the American’ Revolution
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