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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1899

Page

3

Memorial Sunday Sermon By Dabney in New Opera Hall

Memorial Sunday features a large gathering in New Opera Hall for a memorial service. Rev Dabney delivers the sermon on freedom and Christian patriotism, praising both northern and southern veterans and urging civic duty and responsible liberty as the nation’s heritage.

John A. Logan Woman’s Relief Corps Hoagland Brassfield Gil Vadiea Commander Hoagland Art Locke John Rogers Wider O B Dabney Mesdames Theo Discaway Chas Vogelsang Clara Coleman Ged Halbleib Mamie Locke Messrs W H Stever Dr .Hall H F Andrews W J Davis J M Powere Mra Ls Jones America Lincoln Paul Palestine Lee Ceares

Memorial Sunday Sermon on Patriotism and Unity

The service praised liberty earned by past soldiers and urged unity across states. It emphasized that peace and freedom stem from wartime sacrifices and the nation's divine destiny, inviting listeners to answer the Great Captain's roll call with steadfast faith and patriotism.

Jesus God Maine Europe Mity Angel of God Dabney

Memorial Day Observance Honors Fallen Soldiers

Floral offerings draped graves at Greenwood cemetery as veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic honored Memorial Day. Rev J P Nesbit spoke on patriotism and sacrifice, detailing wars from 1861 to Spanish American conflict, and a new grave from the late war received flowers.

John A Logan Grand Army of the Repbailo Logan Lfe Kellef Corps G AR Hall Grand Army Boys Hoagland Erwin Jornet Park America Richards J P Nesbit la Prairie Grand Army of the Republic Spain Havana Dewey Asiatic Manila Bay Cérvera Sampson Santiago Philippines Spato Albert Poole MaQoy Our Republic Meier

Decoration Day in Lacon Honors Local Fallen Soldiers

Members of Troop 1 Henry attended Decoration Day in Lacon as guests of Senator Fort who covered expenses and hosted visitors. Carl Swanson from the unit is laid to rest in Lacon Cemetery, honoring those who gave their lives for the country.

Trroop Lacon Henry Carrieran Senator Fort Carl Swanson

Local notes and social visits in Henry area

Mrs O A Frommel visits relatives in Kewanee while Magnolia Telephone Co orders a new switchboard. Scattered notices record guests from Lacon to Bradford, new saddle gear, bicycle gifts, and insurance ads. The Toluca Christian church hosts the Marshall County Sunday School convention. editor notes reflect campaign affiliations and a Norfolk Nebraska weather remark.

O A Frommel Kewanee Magnolia Telephone Co Magnolia Michael” Slowey Moliie Wiley Lacon Clara Sleator Stacy Stevens Prenty Moray Isaac Spangler Paoua Margaret Spangler Walter Davis Woodbull Tresnay JM Davis Peter McManus M O'Brien Bradford Hanry George Harris Matin Street Fred Dawson J H Jones Ashley Judd Evans L B Simpson Judd John Heim John Marshall County Toluca Portland Oregon Illinois Ff R Trim York Nebs Nebraska L Gregory Presbyterian Church H P Falenwelder Gibson Courier JO Rolley Henry Woodford County Rolley Henry Lodge AF & AM B J Metcalf Normal Nolaw Coe Bart Whitefield Metcalf & Malcolm Normal Advocate Broadway Bloomington Tarolog Prof'o R Bkinner Davis Addition Savanne Woman's Club A P Woodruff Iiteratate Samantha Anna Bert Jenks Jenka

Hennepin Notes Include Died, Marriages and Local Visitings

Local notes from Hennepin report deaths and obituaries for James Hart and Alexander the colored veteran. Weddings include Peter Feltes daughter Minnie Feltes and William Curry of Chicago. Social events feature GAR and Royal Neighbors gatherings, decorations, and a trip by undertaker Troudt. A porch at Commercial Hotel finished. a corn shelter accident injures Charley Hamil requiring finger amputation.

Hennepin Messiah Otto Horton Magnolia Coa Henry Our City Henry Gresser Mrs Gresser Commercial Koontze & Rhodes Bulldere Troudt Rex James Hart Frances W B Leech May Newburn J W Turner Thos J Henderson Princeton Henry Lodge Paia Hennepin Lodge Jack Feltes Depue Feltes St Louis Cbigago GAR Post Granville France Congregational Church Peter Feltes Fr Francis Wm Curry Chicago Minnie Feltes Depaus Jobo Hennepin Thoraday Alook Alexander Congregational Cuarch James Alexander Huntsville Als Lizzie A Logan Eescoe UO Aes August Borige Charley Hamil McCormick Joynson Charley

Deafness Cure Claim Promises To Heal by Catarrh

An advertisement asserts deafness is not cured by local applications but by constitutional remedies. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and nasal mucous surfaces, offering $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure from FJ Oheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It also promotes Hall’s Family Pills.

FJ Oheney & Co Toledo Bold Ty Druggists Hall

High School Notes on Graduation and Local Events

The High school met for a Baccalaureate at New Opera Hall. The Lacon commencement enjoyed by many, a 16 to 15 cross-bat win for Tiskilwa. The graduating class splits seven boys and seven girls with honors shared. Local visitors included Mr Stone and Mrs Leonard Hunter among others. Mr and Mrs SL Clift hosted a reception for graduates and teachers, a delightful evening with late refreshments and warm hospitality.

New Opera Hall Lacon Niskilwa Tiskilva Mr Stone Miss Stone Leonard Hunter Jon Miss Allen Efe Stoner Nellie Cunnery Edna Motter Jim Wood SL Clift Mildred Mrs Carpenter Miss Alper Mr. Clift Miss Mildred

Friends of Thomas Baldwin Mobilize Remarkable Plow Parade

Tuesday last a sick neighbor, Thomas Baldwin, was aided by 30 teams and 71 horses as 40 acres of corn were planted in one field. Afterward,援they visited George Baldwin to plant 10 notes for him. The scene of 26 plows, 3 harrows and a corn planter at work together drew wide attention.

Thomas Baldwin George Baldwin

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