Chautauqua Season Closes With Notable Henry Program
Detailed report covers Henry Chautauqua's ten day run in our city. Weather, grounds, and pavilion supported diverse lectures and concerts. Highlights include Wallace Amsbury on James Whitcomb Riley, Damron potter demonstrations, Reno the magician, Edward Ott speeches on heredity and life, and Budapest Hungarian Orchestra performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Makers
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
James Whitcomb Riley
Amsbury
Damron
Jeremiah
Reno
Henry
Edward Amherst Ott
Baseball box score notes with team and players
Detailed line on base hits and pitching including H Kern Humble Swaney Henry Stansell D Glenn Kays and E Haines. Notes list two base hits by H Kern and Humble and errors or plays by Orr French and others with pitches, walks, strikeouts, double plays and wild pitch. Time 1:35 official scorer E Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cubs
Lacon
H. S
Bu Clark
Ketchum
Kern
Ford
Green
Ss . O
Wright
McBride
Orr
Serene
Lacon H
Polar Ramp
Kunkle
P. Barr
Perry
Saee ‘Hacker
Platt
McBentee
Ae Thompson
Ce Verney
Henry
Humble
Hacker
Clay—Wright
the Humble
Clark Bride
Bympson
G. Kern
Pire
E. Heiney
Cubs
Swaney
E. D. Glenn
Stangell
M. Glenn
A. W. Wilson
Carrithers
D. Wilson
Kays
Bean
Phillips
French
Oewe
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A.B. Clark
Eeewe
Fe Wright
HW. Kern
Teed
Cliff Green
Lovett
Weenee
H. Kern
Stansell
D. Glenn
E. McBride
E. Haines
Chautauqua Notes Look Forward to Next Season
The notes praise a well attended Chautauqua with nine addresses readings two orchestras three singing groups a magician and a potter. The writer urges grounds improvements and notes tent camping near town and concerns about seating for the young and elderly. The piece closes by urging community enthusiasm for a third Chautauqua season next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
M E
Epworth League
A B Smith
Bennett
Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra
Chautauqua Expenses Reflect Hope for Surplus
The second Chautauqua for Henry closed last Sunday after a ten day run with commendable entertainments and weather. Receipts are expected to cover staging costs, with season tickets at $1.50 and per-day costs around 16 cents. A modest price rise to $2 could boost funds for future talent while remaining affordable for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Local church notices invite annual change for Henry and service times
The note urges an annual change for Henry to benefit the community and mentions upcoming church activities. Sunday Sabbath school at 9 o clock and morning worship at 11, sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 8, Christian Endeavor at 7, prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cintian
Church Notices and Schedule for Sunday School
The 9 Christian Church announces a young men class meeting Sunday and a Sunday school next Sunday. Mrs James McCune will host Ladies Aid next Wednesday August 2 at 2 30 with a large attendance desired. Bring thimblework. Choir practice at 7 30 Saturday evening at the church.
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule Highlights
The Ea Sunday school opens at 9 46 a m and preaching at 11 a m Epworth League by m preaching at 8 p m A dent is doing well and needs Joy support Prayer meeting tonight at Tab Come
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M. E
Epworth League
Dent
Tab Come
Loomis Patient Confined as Kelso Heads to Chicago Trip
Mrs H R Loomis remains bedbound under doctor care while W L Kelso takes a car trip to Michigan and Chicago. Mrs Kelso travels Sunday to visit shows and a new home via Chicago, and relatives in Toledo. Several local families host visitors and trips, including John A Bush noted as a long time Odd Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Loomis
W. L. Kelso
Michigan
John Wherry
Wm. Wheeler
Dana
Joseph Kratz
Paso
Fra Koerner
P Carroll
Elmer Rollin
Morris
Mis
Janie Case
Carlson
Spring Valley
August Lith
E. L. Simpson
King
Chicago
E. Wheeler
Marshall County Board of Review Announces 1911 Meetings
Beginning June 19 1911 regular meetings of the Marshall County Board of Review will be held at the Court House in Lacon Illinois at oclock a m and 130 p m on Monday through Friday each week until work is done Complaints must be in writing signed and received on or before August 15 1911 Communications addressed to Board of Review Lacon IL Order of Board T J Hopkins Clerk June 22 1945
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Ttenius
Mr Ott
R L Vivian
Miss Agnes Doyle
Emerald Isle
Dooley
Miss Doyle
Mary Agnes Doyle
Schbildkret
William Rainey Bennett
Bennett
Mr Bennett
Board
T. J. Hopkins
Prairie lands and Iowa quarters for sale in ad
For Sale. Fine prairie lands in Southern Red River Valley Minnesota and well improved quarters in Central Iowa. Prices from 30 to 56 dollars per acre in Minnesota and 66 to 75 dollars per acre in Iowa. Special rates every Tuesday. For particulars apply to Johns Hartley or W L Flynn Real Estate Office. 6-2.2-tf
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Southerm
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Iowa
Johns Hartley
W. L. Flynn
Private Sale Advertises Household Goods Across Sector
Daily sale of household goods including walnut furniture beds tables kitchenware and bedding offered by Ken McNeal. He plans to relocate to a small city seeking companionship and hot biscuits, calling at his residence from 9 am to 9 pm.
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Ken McNeal
Private sale notice at Henkins Homestead details livestock
Susan Ball executrix lists sale items including 15 steers 10 two year olds 20 spring calves and 35 cows at Henkins Homestead 214 miles west of Putnam plus a roan bull and several horses. Also notes teachers examination August 10 11 at 8 a m and a stray Poland China pig offered reward. The Republican advertises two International Unabridged Webster dictionaries for Brice 33 in good order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkins Homestead
Putnam
Susan Ball
A. B. Henkins
Ofice
Frank Petty
John Nader
Magnolia, Jr
The
Republican
Brice
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Henry Ghautauqua
Edward Amvers
Kret” Et
the Schildparian Orchestra
Reading
Mary Agnes
Dkret
Ates Ot Gag
America
Hungary
Billy Sunday
Tra
Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Washington
Moses
Wm Jennings Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
John A. Bush
Peoria
Columbia Lodge of
J H. Taggart
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