Henry Greys End Season Series With Peru Stars In Heat
About 100 fans watched Peru Stars and Henry Greys in the second game of the series on Swain Street. Wrona started for Peru but walked seven Greys, while Bill Phelps pitched well for Henry. J Phelps at third made two one hand stops, Clark and Williams starred on the infield, and Peru notes Henry’s strong ballclub history. The game ended after 8 innings due to intense heat with Peru declaring a hot town image and Henry maintaining strong form.
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Peru
Swain
Peru Stars
Henry Greys
Wrona
Greys
Bill Phelps
Henry
J. Phelps
Red
George Stoner
Hal Chase
Clark
Williams
Chicago Cubs
Granville Echo
Granville
Illinois
Wilfred Spiers
Standard
Wallace
Art Glover
River Rats
Munnis
Glover
Dr. Hartman
Albert
Baseball at Granville ends in heavy defeat for Granville
Granville hosted Henry Greys in a semi pro Illinois matchup. Henry led from the start with strong hitting and pitching, finishing 15 to 3 after seven innings, while Granville scraped together late runs to total 13. Umpire Wilfred Spiers officiated. attendance about 1,000.
Henrys 28 and Henry- Chicago reunion preview
Henrys 28 reflects praise for Henrys team and Granville, with outlook to future Henry Grey rivalry. Steamboat bill passed in Illinois house authorizing state wide passenger boat inspection and regulation after disasters. Bradley Summer School in Peoria offers summer normal for teachers. Henry Chicago reunion set for June 28 at Washington Park Refectory to form a Henry society.
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la Porte
House
Chicago
Columbia
Eastland
Illinois
New York
Washington
Bradley
Bradley Institute
Peoria
HENRY
Washington Park
Henry Society
Mrs Marie Loretta Turner Born In Woodford County Ill
Marie Loretta Turner née Grant birth March 24 1887 on a Woodford county Illinois farm. She married Emery A Turner November 25 1910 and had four children Charles Marian Hortense and Marjorie. She died May 28 1919 after blood poisoning. Funeral at Vena church May 27 with Rev D O Dwyer officiating.
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Marie Loretta
Walter
Mary Grant
Woodford County
Ill
Marshall
Livingston
Lacon
Morris
Emery A. Turner
Charles G
Marian L
Hortense E
Marjorie E
Wenona
North Judson
Ind
Turner
Venona
Rev
D. O'Dwyer
Xcept
Indiana
Chicago
Lostant
Toluca
Minoak
Princeton
Ohio
Walton
Rutland
Garfield
Varna
Illinois
Wells, Minn
Mason City
Iowa
Tonica News
Probate and estate actions dominate county court docket
County Court matters include hearings on probate of will for Bridget Smith and final settlements for Emma Grimm and Leighton Sherwood estates. Letters issued to Andrew Kelley and George C. Daub with bonds of 12200 and 4200. Guardian ad litem appointed for Lottie Noll. multiple real estate deeds recorded. marriages licenses listed. a cross Atlantic flight prize noted.
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Bridget Smith
Andrew. Kelley
A. L. Lenz
J. O. Ramp
William Dunn
Olney Murphy
Augusta Daub
George C. Daub
Conrad J. Held
Emma M. Grimm
Leighton, Sherwood
Benjamin Judd
Harry Doty
Fred W. Potter
Eliza J. Noyes
Lottie A. Noll
W. J. Black
Adolph Klein
William P. Williams
Fulks and Cook wedding links two communities in six o'clock ceremony
Miss Lillie Mae Cook wed Edwin H. Fulks of Henry Illinois in a six o'clock Wednesday ceremony at Warren M E church performed by Rev W P Mitchell. Bridesmaids included Mayme Arthur and Ella Leader. Groomsmen were John and Nicholas Plenchner. After a wedding dinner a trip to Yellow Stone was planned with the couple to reside in Illinois. Bertha May Medearis dies at 17 in Missouri. funeral at Putnam M E church. tomato compared to potato in value and culinary appeal.
Country Women's Club Luncheon Held At Mrs B Allen Home
The Country Women's club held its annual luncheon at the home of Mrs. B Allen on June 12. Committee members Mrs George Lippert Mrs Barney Reismeyer and Mrs W A Klein assisted with serving while Misses Kathryn Roesch and Eliza Perdew helped. Contests in memory were enjoyed. no business meeting occurred. Next gathering with Mrs L F Boyle is scheduled for June 26. A Springfield report dated June 4 notes Sparland Telephone Co filed a complaint with the Illinois Public Utilities Commission against Public Service Co of northern Illinois over interference from a line built by Public Service Co from Sparland to Wyoming. To aid road building, the U S Railroad Administration announced a cut of ten cents a ton in sand gravel and materials for road projects, affecting cities towns counties states and the nation.
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B. Allen
Country Women’s Club
George Lippert
Barney Reismeyer
W. A. Klein
Kathryn Roesch
Eliza Perdew
L. F. Boyle
Springfield
Sparland Telephone Company
Illinois Public Utilities Commission
Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Public Service Company
Sparland
Wyoming
Illinois
United States Railroad Administration
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Henry, III
A.B. R
Wilmeroth
Buker
Miller
Baker
Oof i
Tee Kraft
Rf Habel
Billiard
Pereen
RH BE
Habel
Phelps
Lofgren
Fay
Rafos Fa
Chautauqua
Harry Bennett
Leonora M. Lake
Mozart Orchestral Ladies
Frank B. Willis
Margaret Ringgold
Rachael Major
George P. Bible
Hettie Jane Dunaway
Ringgold
Major
Royal Hawaiian Singers and Players
Das
Knox
Evenine
Victor’s Columbian Band
Emery A, Turner
Fa Court House News
Estella Filger Fanning
Ada B. Fraizer
Bennington
Edwin H. Schilling
Homer C. Schilling
Jonas T. Ball
Edna Ball Vannatta
Bell Plain
Abraham J. Stapp
Charles Hofer
Thomas Landers
Whitefield
Mary
Wier Et al
John C. Noyes
Saratoga
William Pozzi
Paschal Pozzi
Frank L. Pesenti
James F. Winters
Charles H. Bell
Robert Miller
Peter Brassen
Kate Silva
John Alcock
A. W. Brown
Atlantic Ocean
Newfoundland
Galway
Ireland
Alcock
Enterprise
Brown
Atlantic
John H. Custer
Rose Becker
Bertha May Medearis
Alta
Harrison County
Putnam
Missouri
T. C. Bridges
M. E
Putnam Cemetery
M. B. van Leer
Country Women's Club
Walnut Grove Camp
Lake Senachwine
Wagner
W. S. Miller
THE
Worley
Boston
Coleus Canvas
W. 8
Austin
Milo Township
Bureau County
Bradford
Broadmoor
William Austin
R. K. McCold
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