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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

9

Memorial Day Observance in Henry Highlights Old Soldiers

A Henry Memorial Day gathering at Central Park and the Illinois River bridge featured Patriotic exercises, religious services, and floral tributes. Bishop Fallows delivered the keynote address alongside remarks on Civil War history and reconciliation, with veterans, the W R C, schoolchildren, and local parades participating.

Henry Sol Wee Central Park Henry Wagon Bridge Illinois River Ed B. Smith Bishop Fallows Reys Burger Beall Charley Wood Walter Winship Spencer Ketchum Sidney Ketchum G. M. Brown W. BH. King James Smith America Park H. W. Burger Columbia Thomas Andrews Mr. Burger C. C. Smith Lincoln Sherman Society of the Army of the Tennessee Pickett General Pickett Gettysburg Chicago

Seventy Boats Entered In Peoria to Henry Race

The Peoria to Henry boat race on Saturday June 18 drew seventy entrants as organizers tout it as the year’s biggest event. Henry’s prizes total 200 dollars with divisions for boats reaching 10 miles per hour and under, plus extra awards for fastest time and under-bridge finishes. The David Swain steamer will ferry club members and guests, with Henry ready to host a large crowd regardless of weather.

Illinois Peoria-to-Henry T. H. Webb Peoria Henry Henry Bridge S. Patterson Prowse C. W. McManus Quail Clifford Haws Hank Fred Hank Oregon Casper Halbleib David Swain

Mrs Jones Recital At Presbyterian Church

Mrs T L Jones presented a piano recital in the Presbyterian church auditorium on Tuesday to showcase students progress. The program featured solos duets and a dialogue with encore moments and drew a large audience. proceeds of 25 dollars benefited the Christian Endeavor society.

Barcarolle Walter Bayne Home Guard Mrs. Jones Harold Motter Florence King Ellsworth Jones Paul Dunlevy Leroy King Cecilia Herry Jessie Swein Ethel Meta Williams Edith Belle Doyle Alcie Pauline Williams Winnie Ella Meier Gwendolyn Howard Ormand Andrews Augusta Lora Kays Spindler Bolan Lora Nays Engelmann de Kontrkl Ormond Andrews Amend Oslion Rubinstein Christian Endeavor Society

Woman's club closes year with program and new members

The Woman's club held its final meeting of the year on Monday June 1 with Miss Clara B Waughop chairing the science program and hosting. Mrs J S Townsend returned after illness to greet attendees and preside. An essay A Naturalist's Nest and a reading Criticism of a Minister's Wife were featured, plus a vocal solo by Bonnie Anderson. Two new members Mrs Theodore Disosway and Mrs Richard Waughop joined.

Clara B. Waughop J. S. Townsend H. C. Wright Theodore Disosway Bonnie Anderson Miss Waughop Richard Waughop I. W. Waughop Effie W. Sale Nellie P. Harlin

Fishermen told to fish without license until July first

Telegram to fishermen from B. B. Caldwell of Havana Illinois informs that any inquiring fishermen may fish without a license until commissioners can issue them licenses around July 1.

Elias B. Wright B. BH. Caldwell Havana

Water Main Installation on Second Street Progress

Work on laying a water main along Second Street between Central Park and Edward Street continues this week with Russ Bros. as the contracted builder. The project is advancing through the current phase.

Second Street Central Park Edward Street Russ Bros

Home Wedding Unites Dr George Callis and Dr Libbie Hunt

A quiet Monday afternoon ceremony at the Hunt residence on North Ward Street united Dr George T Callis P H C and Dr Libbie B Hunt with Rev G C A Sittler of Putnam officiating. Immediate family attended and a five course dinner followed as the couple prepared to settle in Geneva Nebraska. The bride, a Davenport Chiropadic Institute graduate with high honors, and the groom, also educated at the institute, embark on a hopeful life together amid well wishes and two generous wedding showers.

T.S. Hunt Hdward Street George T. Callis Libbie B. Hunt GC. A. Sittler Putnam Chiropadic Institute Davenport

Commencement Tonight at Pavilion Park for Henry High

Eleven Henry high school graduates will receive diplomas tonight at 8 o'clock at Pavilion park. Charles Doherty president of the board will hand the diplomas. Rev J H Ryan of Pontiac will deliver the address Crisis in Character. Admission is 15 cents. Music by Wright Meier orchestra. Presentations by Charles Polerty. Violin solo by Joseph Eiseh. Benediction by Rev H W Burger.

Henry High School Board of Education Charles Doherty Pavilion Park J. H. Ryan Pontiac Wright-Meier Orchestra T. A. Beall. Long Andrews Burger Fey John H. Ryan Charles Polerty Joseph G. Eiseh H. W. Burger

Citizens Meet At City Hall For Boat Race Plans

A meeting of citizens is planned at city hall tomorrow evening to discuss further arrangements for the upcoming boat race scheduled one week from Saturday. The event involves local organizers and residents coordinating logistics and support.

Prize in June Boat Race Sparks Henry Rivalry

An unnamed citizen offers a $5 prize to the first Henry boat to cross the finish line on June 13. The wager aims to stir contest and guesswork among Henry boats as participants vie to beat the persimmon.

Henry

Matthew Van Petten Seeks Republican Nomination in 16th District

Matthew Van Petten of Washburn, longtime Republican activist, declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination as Representative of the 16th Senatorial District. He presents himself as honest, experienced, undaunted by past issues, and focused on the district’s interests over personal gain.

Matthew van Petten Washburn van Petten Matthew Vanpetten

Anton Hank Dies After Long Illness at 78

Anton Hank died June 2 1908 after a 19 month illness at St Marys Catholic Church. He was born December 26 1829 in Germany and came to Marshall county in 1856 with his wife Barbara Kroeper. Survived by wife five children Elizabeth married to B Haugens George Ike Peter. Funeral at St Marys with a requiem high mass and burial at Calvary cemetery.

Anton Hank Marshall County St. Mary's Catholic Church Mr. Hank Germany New York City Barbara Kroeper Hank Hopewell Township Henry Mike Murray St. Mary's Cchurch Conrad Iowa Elizabeth B. Haugens Toluca George Ike Peter St. Mary's Church Zumbuehl Calvary Cemetery

Henry Alumni Reception Held at Presbyterian Church

The Henry High School Alumni Association will host a reception at the Presbyterian Church Monday evening in honor of the class of 1908. A fine program is planned and refreshments will follow. Members of the Alumni and the classes of 1907 and 1908 are invited. Dues for the year 1908 are payable at Hunter's Lumber Office with Charles Doherty, an early remittance is desired.

Henry The Henry High School Presbyterian Church Henry Tet School Alumni Association Charles Doherty Hunter’s Lumber Offee

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