Henry to Celebrate July 3d in Henry GTY Vicinity
Henry residents anticipate the 3d of July celebration with speeches by Ernest Panzer in La Moille and other events. Local notices advertise box stationery and printed items, extra copies of the Henry Republican, and a sale on cattle. The city council chamber was recently decorated by Geo Sleater, while other items mention visitors, new salt deliveries, and forthcoming factory ads.
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Henry
Ruggles
Ernest Panzer
la Moille
John A. Spencer
Peoria
Henry Republican
Aple
J. A. Melick
Charity Moulton
Wenona
Beulah Nicholson
Rev Nesbit
la Prairie
G. M
Adolph Zimmerman
George Fritz
Mra
Becker
Rv Wasmuth
Ipaya
Anna Henkelg
Germantown
Ohio
Wil Sell Ad
Jake Wagoner Gresham
Renklin County
Ill
Ed_Kunkle
Les Beek
Dr .Powell
Nesday
Geo Sléater
Local Notes Brighten Milo Township Community Life
A roundup of social visits, church events, school plans, and local business updates across Milo and surrounding areas. Highlights include visits from J A Melick and Frank Townsend, a Barnharts and Lifelong residents, Mother’s Club meeting, bourbon fundraising, a piano from Spaulding, and plans for a Lookout Mountain post GA R adjourned gathering. Community news covers road repairs, new cement walks, a Womans Club meeting, and upcoming band and sociable events at Magnolia and Central Park.
Community Notes From Henry and Whitefield Districts
Local items report Mr Emans noting Mr W W Bobbitt’s extreme illness and poor prognosis. New owners plan commercial use for the brick “cooler” building after repairs. W J Perdew adds a hay shed and stable for Wm Schlosser. Mr and Mrs Edwin Sterrett return from Chicago and Michigan with house being prepared. May Young closes her Whitefield district No 5 school with prizes. Hartley and Kirchman announce a new butcher shop on Edward street Saturday. Rev Finn’s Factory Girl play for St Joseph’s at New Opera House July 7. home talent promise. Maryland and Pennsylvania papers shared. A J Diehl plans for Confederate Memorials and Gettysburg visit. Henry visitors include B J Albert, W Jenkins and wives. praise given for justice in local bowl. A late accident injures the eldest son of Edmond Wels in Kitefield township. dislocated elbow treated by Dr Jones. Lake Senachwine boating storm rumors end with survivors found near Undercliff. Local tradesmen Camp and Leavitt discuss weather and business. Former teacher A J DeLong remembered for service at Whitefield Center and Strawn area. Picnic at Yeager’s grave with Peoria visitors and local hosts. Miss Spauldings and party share a day of recreation.
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J. A. Melick
Henry Burkhart
Main Street
Raymond Homestead
Frank H. Jenks
Savanna
New Opera Hall
Frank Townsend
Clinton
Iowa
Mary (Fish) Soper
Hood
Woman's Relief Corps
Central Park
Nat soRoers
Mattie Orr
Peoria
Haworth League
Henry
Magnolia
M. i. Church
J.P Sparling
Milo Township
Wm Niblock
Henry Hagelston
W.J. Davis
Lookout Mountain Post
George Itéia
Childheathe
Tha
Samuel Chenoweth
Thomas Cappertne
Milo
Epworth League
Spaulding
H. Stever
Vose & Sons
David Hosflein
Samuel Clift
Genesee
Ludwig
Robert Kelley
Delatare
Ohio
Samuel Holmes 2d
California
Pers
Hliphalet Ketchum
Edwin
Sterrett
Beulah Nicholson
Sandwich
Prof Cross
Plano
Pred Becker
Fred. J. A. Melick
A. McKeon
Guy Hall
Calvin Studgvin
Toledo
O. W. E.olmes
North Street
G. T. Conover
Bradford
Woman's Club
Mary L. Hildebrant
G. M. Locke
Lawn Ridge
Chillicothe
Congregational Church
H.D. Bonham
Emans
W.W. Bobbitt
Aaeahior
Forrest Bros
W. J. Perdew
Wm Schlosser
Wm Perdew
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Young
Whitefield
Miss May
Hartley & Kirchman
Robert Clark
Edward Street
Fr Finn
St Joseph's Catholic Church
New Opera House
Father Finn
A.J. Diehl
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Prederick
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Gettysburg
J B. Albert
W.jenkins
Albert
Goncord
Jenkins
Edmond Wels
Kitefield Township
Jones
Lake Senachwine
John Sparling
Undercliff
Willows
C. A. Camp
J. F. Leavitt
Leavitt
Camp
A.J. DeLong
Uts
G. W. Dennis
la Salle
Whitefield Center
DeLong
Lacon
Strawn
Sadie Pool
A. M. Pool
Gilman
Our
Times
Fon
J. A. Medion
Cyclone strikes J Watercott & Co store sale on furniture
The J Watercott & Co store roof blew off in a cyclone and their furniture stock suffered water damage. The firm announces a clearance sale starting Saturday morning June 26 at 6 oclock with prices cut regardless of cost to liquidate the damaged stock.
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J. Watercott & CO
Bargain Shoes Sale Includes Boys and Ladies Footwear
The ad promotes discounted footwear with prices like 2.50 shoes now 1.85 for boys, calf shoes 1.48, and 1.50 value shoes with limited pairs remaining. Ladies oxblood boots and cloth tops offered near 1.98, plus closes out specials forMisses and children in black chocolate purple options.
Farewell reception for Miss Salle Disosway at M E church
Friends of Miss Salle Disosway gather Saturday evening at the M E church from 8 to 10 for a farewell program before her move to California. The event honors her devoted church work and her generous involvement in uplifting others. Also mentions anti tobacco No to Bac cure ads and Republican offer to publish legal notices.
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Huitchins
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Madras
Hutchins
Bearry
Republican
Ife
Kewanee Yester J
J. M. Powers
Pearl Heath
Wenons Ist Weal
Wenona High School
Columbia Park
Harrington
Nathar
Hopewell
Gentlemen's Aid Society
M. BE. Church
P. Hill
Stacion
Campbell
L. Hynes
Mossville
Wm Disosway
D. McLeeish
Thomas Beall
Alma
Neb
Beall
Omey
Wyoming
W. F. Spencer
Buffalo
N.Y
National Homeopathic Association
Geneseo Republic
Ivans
Abingdon
Alex Brown
Ella Evans
Nevada
Mra Mary
Fish
Soper
A. L. Gilpin
J. Watercott 8&¢ Co
Arrenry, Ill
Spauldings
New Church
Landenberger
Yeager
Paskell
Rades Bassett
Boerckel
Goodrich
Goodr
Wesley Rannwells
Wheatland
Mr Brown
Brown
M. BE
Misses I
Della Simpson
Nellis McBride
Ethel Swein
Lillian Barton
Nellie Gehring
Kittle Pease
Myrtle Kincaid
Ethel Motter
Hilda Rosewall
Nellie
Castoria
Is A
Russia
A. Fiedter
Druggin' R
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Randolph St
New York
Spruce St. Ly
H. Camppell
H. Campbell
H. Adkinson
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