Henry Handicap Race to Feature Illinois Valley Boats
Henry race officials announce the fifth annual handicap long-distance boat meet on Peoria to Henry route. About fifty boats expected, with entries handicapped by speed tests. top prize includes a $75 cup, second $10, and special prizes for class winners. Race officials set rules for finish times, disqualifications, and protest deadlines. city council meets to discuss related lighting and street improvements.
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Ego
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Rac
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Fiss
A. V. Bsoth
Iro
H. J Adams
George AizTimers
Lawrence Gregory
J “Jones
Charles Greenies
Imhe
Illinois Valley Club
rBalies
Henry Bridge
Henry P Wal
Ats
Etllea
Sthe Racing
Herair Meth
Eealee
H. Lord
Aie
Wilde
Vy Club
Peoria
David Swain
Pio Seelig
Lon Park
Henry Beats McHarg Illinois In Strong Amateur Battle
Henry pitched a strong game for the Henry team defeating the McHarg Illinois squad from Pearly. Saunders held Illinois to three hits as Henry struck out many, while fielding miscues marred both sides. Newsam tripled off Saunders in the sixth, Szold was replaced by Murcer in the sixth, and the crowd endured several hard plays as Henry pulled ahead late. The game featured notable errors and several sharp catches, with Henry safe at center after Blundell and Haines made dives. Attendance was large and local notables attended the event at the park.
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Szold
McHlore
Illinois
Pearly
Newsam
Saunders
Hlindis
Henrys
Newshin
Murcer
Henry Bunch
Bassett
760
Haines
Herman
Henry Diamond
Bradford
Linois
PO A.E
O 'Scherer
Semion
Mann
Lewis
Curfman
Haunts
I Jones
R H. Po.a.e
Kramer
Eeecoat
Blundell
Aeg Wood
Heininger
Kanive
Ilinois
Bargie
Newson
Wood
Palls
Pasl
Schierer
Haings
Iplundell
Schere
Horman
Blunell
Heft
Nases
Gmpire
McKeon
Lacon
Tyme
Henry Woman's Club meets with health talk and social guests
The Henry Woman's Club gathered May 29 at Ida Ketchum's home with chairwoman Alicia Gee leading a Philanthropy program. Sophie Zeller presented Public Health, Gladys Hannum gave a humorous reading, and two out-of-town members attended.
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V. L. Jones
Chicago
Sophie Zeller
Peoria
Sidneyw Ketchum
Marindo Doyle
Howard Young
Bradford
Henry
Herry
Tawa
Hottest day brings heat wave and local moves update
A long column records a heat spike described as the hottest day of the season. It notes residents like Mrs Mary Lincoln visiting Marengo, Will Disosway moving to Edward Bireak, and various local shifts including assesor orders, Miss Mary Ryan leaving for health and lakes outing, and Dr Cromwell with a new Cadillac.
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Marengo
Edward Bireak
T. S Hunt
Dennis Hartley
Scoon
Lacon
Henry
Mary Ryan
Great Lakes
Fred W. Potter
Dr Cromwell
Charles Dille
Round House
Peoria
Frank Bickerman
Utica
Cromwell
Potter
Maria Davis
Chicago
Henry Society
New Jerusalem Church
America
la Salle Hotel
Racine
Wis
Ossian Davis
Central Park
Perry
Leam M. Hannum
Quinn
Henry Township
Marshall County
Illinois
Henry Public School Graduation Exercises Set Tonight
The Henry public school concludes with 16 graduates, 15 girls and 1 boy. The Richmond Orchestra will provide music. Readings and speeches include Invocation by Rev. Fr. Gensler, Address by Hon. J E B Wayman, and Diploma presentations by J Hartley, President of the Board of Education. Benediction to close the program.
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Henry Public School
Richmond Orchestra
Gensler
EB. W. Wayman
J Hartley
Board of Education
Benediction
Revival Notices and Community Events at Christian Church
Mrs Rowley's class led as banner class in Sunday school. Next Sunday 7 45 a.m. session noted. Saturday morning a home bakery sale by Ladies Aid in Schick building to raise funds for the coming revival. Bro Reichel back with congregation last Sunday. Mrs Rowley joined the church last Sunday, hailed as a noble worker for others.
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Christian Church
Rowley
Schick
Bro. Reichel
W M S Quarterly Tea At Parsonage and Church Events
The M E Church announces a W F M S quarterly tea at the parsonage next Wednesday from 3 to 6. A Sunday school picnic is set for Friday June 16 at Undercliff. A Children’s Day program and baptism are planned for the following Sabbath. Sunday school 9 45 am preaching 11 am Epworth League 7 pm. Chautauqua work underway with programs and tickets to come. tickets will be sold next week at local banks and Peterman Bros. store.
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M. E. Church
Tex
Undercliff
Epworth League
Peterman. Bros
R. L. Vivian
Presbyterian Children Day Exercises and Picnic Notice
The Presbyterian Church announces Children Day exercises next Sabbath at 1 o'clock with a 9:45 Sabbath school and a 7 o'clock Christian Endeavor meeting followed by an 8 o'clock evening service. A Sunday school picnic is set for Thursday at Stodel's Grove north of town with all church families and friends invited. Conveyances leave at 9 o'clock, and the pastor plans a short northwest trip while services are dismissed for several Sabbaths.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Stodel’s Grove
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