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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

9

Local notices and social notes from Henry column

Harrison Gregory Jr works in Chicago at Illinois Central railway office under William Bracken. J Lloyd Jones appointed administrator of Mrs G M Locke estate with $20000 bond. Miss Marie Green visits relatives, previously lived here. Community believes reputation outweighs money, notes Miss Anna Farling teaching in Wellington. Henry Greys travel to Peru to watch local tossers. Fire marshal reports barns burning from hay storage during dry spell. cautions urged. Wayne Hamm and Granville celebrate 30th wedding anniversary with relatives. Stephen Smith’s fire near farm nearly destroys oat straw stack. saved by local help. Mr and Mrs S Crary visit Henry after long travels, recalling Hoopeston and Streator. hope for more visits.

Harrison Gregory, Jr Chicago Illinois Central Railway William Bracken Charles R. Jones G. M. Locke J. Lloyd Jones First National Bank Marie Green Birmingham Ala Anna Farling Dennis Farling Cherryvale Kas Joseph Caley Wellington Henry Greys Peru Chicago Cubs Springfield Wayne I. Hamm Granville Marshall County Echo Stephen Smith Becker Mr. Smith Samuel Bacon

Marshall County Soldiers Monument Association Planned at Meeting

A Saturday gathering at the home of T. VanAntwerp elects him chairman and M. E. Watkins secretary pro tem to form a Marshall County Soldiers Monument Association. A seven member committee is named to coordinate with township groups and a Sept 7 1914 Sparland meeting is set with invitations to old soldiers.

T. VanAntwerp Marshall County Soldiers’ Monument Association VanAntwerp M. E. Watkins Marie O'Leary Rena Tanquary Ethel Watkins Mabelle Watkins T. van Antwerp

Picnic Fish Fable Sparks Lake Senachwine Feast

A Walnut Grove picnic on Lake Senachwine ends with two large black bass jumping into boats creating a playful scare. The party measures the catches and resolves a small wager before a fish fry at the Butinski club quarters. The tale closes with a note of good luck.

Walnut Grove Lake Senachwine Butinski Club

Sullivan to Speak in Henry Illinois Tomorrow at Central Park

Hon Roger C Sullivan a U S Senate candidate will arrive by auto from Hennepin at noon tomorrow and be escorted through Henry by a large crowd. He will lunch at Camp House then speak at the band stand in Central Park from 1 to 1 45 p m inviting all party members and citizens to attend.

Sullivan Roger C. Sullivan United States Henry Illinois Hennepin Camp House Central Park Democratic Committee

Phillips Reunion at Magnolia Holds Third Annual Gathering

The third annual Phillips reunion for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phillips occurred at the Magnolia homestead on July 26, 1914. Eighty six relatives attended including children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren with two families absent due to illness. Attendees came from Bloomington Peoria Melvin Fairbury Chillicothe Tonica Lostant Henry and Magnolia. The day featured visiting tables a lawn picnic and afternoon games with plans to gather again next July at the same location.

Family Reunion Celebrates Mrs Frances Wright’s Kin

A large gathering last Sunday at Mr and Mrs Emil Lofgren's home marked a four generation reunion of the Frances Wright family. Attendees included Mrs Wright, her children and grandchildren from Chicago Stockton Los Angeles and Streator along with Mr Kraus and Mr Kraus Jr and others. Photographer George H Daniels captured several posed portraits during a joyful afternoon of supper music and greetings.

Emil Lofgren Frances Wright John Kraus Louis Mamie Lois John Emil George H. Daniels Wright B. B. Bixby Carrie Wright Margaret Los Angeles Cal William Moznett Edna Wright Marie Frances Stockton August Bigalke Susie Wright Vaughn Robert Chicago Bennie Wright Frances Streator Louis Kraus John ‘Emil Elias Wright Lee George Wilfred Patrick Green Charles Clifford Lofgren Peoria

Misprint mix up at Chautauqua program blamed on printer

An error in this year’s Chautauqua program showed L J Beauchamp lecturing in the afternoon instead of the evening. After a local probe, the blame was shifted to the printer, though editors found the misprint traced to the Chautauqua copy and secretary R S Bayne’s materials. In Ottawa area news, Illinois and Michigan canal crews dredge and shore the old ditch for river barges while merchants eye renewed canal activity.

L. J. Beauchamp Chicago Booth Lowrey Prof. King R. 8. Bayne Chautauqua Association Chautauqua Grounds Illinois & Michigan Canal Ottawa Atlantic

Henry Illinois forms vigilance committee in 1860

An 1860 Henry Illinois document signees list 92 residents including John Kline Charles Everett and George Hulben. The vow creates a vigilance committee to pursue pickpockets thieves burglars and possible arsonists disrupting law and order in the city.

Henry John Kline Charles Everett George B. Hulben Kline Marshall County Ill Illinois Jas. P. Worrell E. Kline Alex Hoagland John P. Boice Wm. B. Smith C. Hyndshaw G. W. Robinson George Schuster John Heider P. W. Wikoff E. 8. McConnell Jonathan Fulford A. Catlin Wm. Smith Edwin Littlefield A. H. Powell Andrew Twinley David L. Law C. Everett Calvin Hoagland R.H. Ruggles A. D. Swan J. D. Culton J. M. Norton G. W. Seymour John Riley Thomas G. Abrahams F. C. Goff L.W. Ryder Eli Albertson A. W. Lyon Samuel McFadden E. G. Green Wm. B. Clisbee James McCoy George Motter, Jr John G. Baker W. S. Warren Lewis Kaufman W. W. Heath J. W. J. Culton Fred S. Potter D. W. Danley A. M. Pool John Martin E. T. Disosway Robert Clark H. W. Mateer Joseph Krenz Michael Kleinhenz H. Joiner Chas. Davis P. H. Green D. R. Bromly A. V. Brown J. C. McCurdy Thomas Green R. Dikes B. M. Vail L. Powell P. M. Janney W. M. Clarkson D. C. Hull N. W. Orr F. 8. Becker J. A. Warren George Scott Walter Cowen Charles R. Herrick Lewis Snyder Ephraim Hoyt John Barnard John C

Republican County Ticket Named for Marshall County

Republican leaders at the Marshall County Court House in Lacon proposed a primary slate for September 9 with W. B. Black for County Judge Lawrence D. Gregory for County Clerk Worth Dixon for Sheriff and W. P. Genslen for County Treasurer. The County Superintendent of Schools post to be announced later.

Marshall County Lacon W. B. Black Lawrence D. Gregory Henry Lawrence Worth Dixon Saratoga Township Worth W. P. Genslen Toluca Messrs. Black Genslen

Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services and Picnic

The Methodist Church schedules 9 45 a m Sabbath school led by M L Coan and a Men s Bible class during the Sunday hour. Evening services are canceled due to Chautauqua. A Thursday picnic at Senachwine Lake featured a bounteous dinner under elms, boating and bathing for the young. Rev Wm Spurgeon spoke at Chautauqua and earlier preached on The Uplifted Christ. he is related to Rev Charles Spurgeon of London and is noted as a capable gospel expounder.

Methodist Church M. L. Coan Senachwine Lake Wm. Spurgeon Spurgeon Charles Spurgeon London England

Presbyterian Church Announces Summer Schedule

Sabbath school at 9:45 a m with A B Smith as superintendent. No preaching on Aug 2 9 16 and 23 due to the pastor's vacation granted by the Session. Services resume Aug 30 with hopes for cooler weather and continued Sunday school each Sunday. Miss Alfonte and Miss Gerrand of the Metropolitan Music club provided instrumental selections. R W Martin, Pastor.

St. John’s Church Announces August Schedule and Dues

St John s Church states Sunday school at 9 45 each Sunday and no services in August. The church year ends on Aug 1. Parishioners owing funds should remit to George McGillick by Sept 1 to settle obligations, notes F W Haist priest in charge.

St. John’s Church George McGillick F. W. Haist

St Joseph's Church Announces Daily Mass Schedule

St Joseph's Church lists daily Mass at 7 30 with Sunday service at 9 30 and sermon. Sunday evening services and sermon proceed at 7 30 o'clock led by Rev Fr Brennan Pastor.

St. Joseph's Church Fr. Brennan

St. Marys Church Services Schedule

St Marys Church lists Sunday services with English sermon at 8 a.m. high mass and German sermon at 2 30 p.m. Vespers and benediction follow. Weekday mass at 8 a.m. daily except Saturday 7 a.m. Pastor Ry Fr Gensler.

St. Mary’s Church Gensler

Farewell party for Mrs. Duncan before move to St Joseph

A farewell gathering at Mrs. W E Richards home in Streator honored Mrs H M Duncan as she prepares to join her husband, newly appointed division superintendent at St Joseph Missouri. The event featured a cut glass fruit bowl gift from Miss M Gray and noted Mrs Duncan is sister to Mrs J R Robinson. Also recapped are local Chautauqua ball results and the death of Mrs Charles Kirchman with funeral details at St Marys Church.

W. E. Richards East Kent Street Streator H. M. Duncan St. Joe Duncan J. R. Robinson Putnam Santa Fe Pekin St. Joseph Charles Kirchman Mathersville Ill St. Mary's Church Gensler

Shared Mirror Dilemma Delays Shave

A sergeant questions Atkins about not shaving. Atkins explains that ten or more soldiers used the same mirror, so he likely shaved someone else by mistake. The humorous exchange highlights cramped conditions and practical jokes in military life.

Atkins

Local news items from Henry area and surrounding counties

The report covers a wide sweep of local notes from Henry and nearby towns including deaths in Ottawa and Waukegan, moves of residents, a Republican candidate for county treasurer, a Mayo Clinic hospital patient count, Chautauqua attendance, and hospital visits. It notes wheat farm losses across Illinois and national production figures, with Mayo Hospital staffing and patient counts, and a reflective piece on outdoor risk and life.

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