Henryites Edge Bradford In Stiff Diamond Tilt
The Henry team hosted Bradford last Sunday in a close baseball game. Lew pitched for Bradford, Hammel worked the mound for Henry, and a striking first inning double play highlighted the action. Both teams showcased steady defense and timely hitting with several runners left on base.
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Henry
Henryites
Bradford
Lew
as-Hemmel
Cre ‘Mer
Hammel
Tertius
W. Haas
J. Haas
Mcmillin
Ginnochio
Ternus
Eames
R. H. PO
McIntee
C. O—. McMilin
McManis
W. Phelps
Sleater
J. Phelps
Wallace
Tennus
Hamel
Lew Phelps
Leon
Jerry
Henry Greys Schedule for Excursion Games in Peoria
The Henry Greys plan excursion games at Henry with steamers Swain and Columbia. Dates listed include June 10 Oglesby B B C, June 17 Keystones of Peoria, June Chautauqua Sunday, July 1 Johnsons of Peoria, and July 22 Eighth Ward G O P Club of Peoria.
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Henry Greys
Henry
Swain
Keystones of
Peoria
Columbia
Chautauqua
Johnsons of
Eighth Ward G. O—P—Club
Alumni Reception Celebrates Henry High Class of 1917
The Henry Opera House hosted the Alumni reception and dance for the graduating class of Henry High School. George N. Harney opened with a welcome, Louis Phillips spoke for the seniors, and the crowd heard praise from Opal Buard and Grace Hartley remarks. Seelig's orchestra provided music. favors included Red Cross nurse caps and silk flags. Officers elected: Harney president, Phillips vice president, Hartley recording secretary, Vogelsang assistant secretary, Green treasurer. The sophomores presented Supt. W. E. King with a gold headed umbrella monogrammed for him.
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Henry Opera House
The
Henry High School
George’n. Harney
Louis Phillips
Crimson
Opal Buard
Anna Morgan School
Seelig
Princeton
Red Cross
George °.N. Harney
Grace’ Hartley
Alta Vogelsang
Bernicea_Green
Mexico Expert Ridon Noted Journalist Traveler
Ridon has served as Mexican war correspondent for the Independent and the Outlook magazines and for various newspapers. He has spent over two years in Mexico, traveled across the country, and is familiar with its customs languages and political conditions.
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R “‘.Ridon
Independent
Outlook
Mexico
Tridon Revives Mexican Views On Intervention
A speaker returning from an extended Mexico trip outlines to the Chautauqua platform his belief that the United States should intervene through seaports rather than desert crossings. He promises an exhaustive presentation of the inside facts as found, noting his French and Spanish heritage.
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Mexico
United States
Tridon
James McDermott Sings with Handel Choir Tonight
Beoth tenor James McDermott appears as a member of the Handel Choir. He will wear the costume shown in the picture. His program is part of the closing night of a five day program.
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James McDermott
Beoth
Handel Choir
Handel ‘Choir
Handel Gheir
Mae Mabelle Wagner-Shank
Henry W. Savage
New York
Mme. Shank
Chautauqua Ctrcnits
Canada
Pallaria's Band Day features Ruth Helene Dahly contralto
On the fourth day of the Chautauqua a special feature will be Ruth Helene Dahly a contralto soloist. She is widely experienced in the Chautauqua field and will enhance Band day with strong performances and refined singing quality.
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Pallaria
Ruth Helene Dahly
Soldat
Tidaménfnt Wanel Molantinna
Moe
Stary
Wilbur Starr
Adele
Lawson
Gute
Jersia‘De Vore
Vis Tals
Mig Florence Black
Hann
Jubilee Singers
Sifscip Sss
Music America
Jubilee
Fiskes
Fiske-Jubilee- Company
Kentucky
Emerson Winters Company
Tennessee
Eri Iekar Imptator
Texas
Wancesco-Pallaria
America
Kansas
United States Navy
Service
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Italy
Land of Sunshine
Music
Great Conservatory
Milan
Calef of Washington Vermont dies at age ninety near ninety
Ira Calef, brother of Ezra Calef and uncle to Mrs. Theodore Clark of Whitefield, died in Washington Vermont at 89. A former printer in Providence, he built a large career in meat packing from Cincinnati to Des Moines and Chicago. He amassed a fortune and supported hospitals and educational institutions with about 600000 in benevolence. He was a quiet generous man known for philanthropy.
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Ezra Calef
Theodore Clark
Whitefield
Lucy
Washington, Vt
Providence
R. I
Calef
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Chicago
Great West
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Andy
Fienry
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Vale
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Attorneys-At-Law
LACON
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W. Dewey & Sons
Oscar, EB
Wright
Thal
Agent Farm “Branch
Bidelity-Phenix ‘Tire
INS, CO. of
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New City
Markbet
John Hartley, Jr
Haas Bros
the Republica
Fenry
Henry Public School
W. E. King
King
Lung
Minna
WIL
Brig Caautauquans
Andre Tridon
James M’dermott
Harry Lauder
Dr . Ruth Helene Dahly
Henry Chautauqua
Saite
Badd Pallaria
New York Hippodrome
Navy
Francesco Pallaria
Ira
Swan Lake Club
Sloan
Homer-Rdrey
Indees
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