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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

2

Magnolia and area church services and memorial events

Community notices recount Decoration services at the M B church led by Rev Jones and the M W A Memorial Day observance with Rev Jones as orator. Will Hannum of Henry delivered a piano to John Jones near Magnolia. Rev Snedaker’s absence prompts Prof O D Rider to fill the Varna and Magnolia M E pulpit. Magnolia band honors deceased members with fern initials at the cemetery. Services and sermons slated for Strawn M E and Granville openings with travel plans for Rev Snedaker.

C. E. Rolley Henry Lestant M. E Varna Magnolia G. P. Snedaker Denver Salt Lake Portland Seattle Spokane Strawn Granville Jones of Strawn M. E Snedaker Magnolia Band M. B Will L. Mathis Will M. Potter Rev. Jones Man God

Magnolia Baccalaureate and Community Notes

The Baccalaureate sermon was preached in the Methodist church by Prof. T B Scott of Illinois Wesleyan. Magnolia high school plans commencement Saturday June 11 at 8 pm with four graduates. John D Shoop will deliver the address. The piece also records a humorous Brother Grouch line up club debate about a comet with exaggerated numbers and satirical dialogue about its head neck and tail.

Methodist Church T. B. Scott Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington Scott Magnolia Magnolia High School John D. Shoop City School of Chicago Mr. Shoop Helen Lorane Funk Marcella Dunne Ae Ralph Hecht Elias W. Roley Brother Grouch Brother Hen Kidd Hold Buck Linville Ihev Hev Hades Hecht St. Peter and Thare

Dean's Kidney Pills Help Workers in Henry County

An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney strain from heavy labor and awkward postures. It cites A. R. Strumpper of Lacon Illinois reporting relief after using the product and notes widespread use with positive results. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Henry A. R. Strumpper Lacon Ill Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Doan

Comet Talk and Civic Gossip From the Henry Times Club

In a humorous, rambling session the Henry Times club discusses the Comet and its imagined dangers, with Brother Grouch answering questions about holes in the comet and living expenses on the celestial body. The meeting ends with a song by George Borgstede and Ira Coe, and a jab at a local Democrat editor. Also, a health scare note praises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief.

Fifty Magnolia Ford Henry Ma Grouch Fred Smalls Grouch Ben Walker Brother Grouch Brother Hen Kidd Mr. Grouch Brother Kid George Borgstede Ira Coe Bill Long

Toluca Star Highlights Crimes, Suits, and Local Rail News

A Cotton & Block general store entry on May 28 saw $35 and goods stolen with no clues. Foster & Cassell won $700 against Santa Fe railroad in a wreck damage suit likely to be appealed. John Garrell’s suit against the railroad moved to federal court for $5,000 over a December assault claim. Celia McCauley won a divorce from Joseph McCauley in circuit court. Alton timetable changes disrupt T M N connections westward.

Toluca Star Cotton & Block Foster & Cassell Santa Fe Railroad Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co Joseph McCauley

Points on school law for Boards of Education

Summarizes powers and duties of boards of education including voting rules, tenure, reporting, and real estate conveyance. States president votes only on ties, and a presiding tempore has a tie vote. Requires annual publication of attendance studies and finances. Also notes Foley Kidney Pills advertisement by A. J. Ironmonger.

Boards of Education Board of Education Trustees of Schools

Lostant News and Community Notices

Local items from Lostant include births, visits from Chicago residents, alumni events, and August Decoration Day references. Notable mentions include Delmar Myers born May 21 in Bloomington, Dr. W. A. Manley’s paper on Diabetes Mellitus, and the Lostant Masons’ large Memorial Day gathering with over 160 attendees and a community dinner.

Wm. Brock Little Delmar Myers Bloomington Myrtle Lillie Williamson Pontiac T. Williamson John Groh Leon Henry Naumann Chicago Clarence Johnson Frank Morris Ethel Burgess Eva Burgess Cook County Training School A. O. Jones Sheldon Frank Patterson Blackwell Okla James Patterson Oklahoma Wenona W. A. Manley Franklin Lostant State Eclectic Medical Society Lostant Public School Marjorie Bangs Lucile Schoenneshoefer J. W. Clark Lostant Lodge A. F A. M Lestant la Salle County M. W Albert B. Ashley Lestant Lodge D. D. Darrah Merritt & Bangs’ Hall Schoenneshoefer J. M. Hannum Fr. Roach Camp ,Grove M. EB C. A. Whitney Italy France America Roach Roosevelt Christ

Pearls worth fortunes tied to Meredosia finds

A boy named Lyman Lowe sold a pearl for 1000 dollars, Arthur Rutledge also obtained 1000 dollars for a pearl, and Charles Howard sold a pearl for 1110 dollars near Meredosia last week. Granville will host the Fourth of July with David Ross as orator on Industrial Ideals of the 20th Century. Minnie Ahlers, 20, a Princeville schoolteacher, was found dead in a Peoria hotel with three bullet wounds. coroner’s jury suggests death by own action. Samuel Easterly, her paramour, faces fornication charges.

Meredosia Lyman Lowe Arthur Rutledge Charles Howard David Ross Commisioners of Labor For Illinois Springfield Granville Ross Minnie Ahlers Princeville Peoria Samuel Easterly Easterly

Building contracts and local notices in Granville and Putnam county

Granville Echo Yerly holds the contract for the Congregational church addition and Joe Yerly for the Mark schoolhouse addition due by August 15. Hennepin post G A R members attended Memorial services in Granville. A kerosene explosion badly burned Mrs. William Taylor. she died a few hours later. W L Child bought 63 pigs weighing 16,440 pounds at $9.10 each totaling 1496.04. Attorney Batrum's father Jacob Batrum died at Chenoa, aged 72. Putnam county teachers exam set for June 17-18 at the courthouse. Senachwine township consolidates schools by petition and county superintendent order.

Granville Yerly Joe Yerly Mark Hennepin Post Putnam County J. B. Albert J. B. Bush W. M. Laughlin George Cunningham John Forcst Robert Glass A. T. Barnes J. H. Dunmore O. A. Averill John White E. Walborn Herman Leimbach L. H. Durley P. Hopkins Tennessee Mons Olson W. H. Lucas Robert Hand Harve Shafer William Taylor Joynson Dr. Taylor Batrum Jacob Batrum Chenoa Hennepin Senachwine Township Hunt

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Vitality

Patent medicine notice states Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the system. Sold by A. J. Ironmonger, druggist.

Chamberlain A. J. Ironmonger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Standard Oil Company Trenorat THE Magnolia Bank Northern Illinois Co-Operative Allen B. Smith G. W. Keller Henry, Ill Magnolia, Ill EACO Potter & Potter A. Simmons Centenary Hospital Olive Street Bank Barnes’ University Medico, Chirurigcal Society St. Louis Ina Bank Ina E. F. Mongeau W. H. Weathers Chicago Veterinary College Ponsa Mseve and McNabb Cenrale Robert G. Dakin, M. D Magnolia Department B. F. Kelley Springfield, Iv Foley Bradley & Vroom Yours Truly Magnolia Merc. Co Black Jack Benjamin Ransom Jack Joe Maubach
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