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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

13

Sparland And Steuben Community Notices In June 1915

Sparland local notes report visits and travels of residents including Rev McLeish, Howard Boleander, George Burt, M C Marshall, Laura Gapen, B B Royce and C G McLaughlin. Social events include a Barnum Bailey boat trip, a Beloit departure party for Alfreta Bedford, a Bethel ice cream social, and a M E church Children’s Day program with a large flower decor. In Steuben, Norman Hicks buys a new piano, Gene Cooper and family travel to Chicago, and local residents visit kin. a Bethel Aid ice cream social is planned and Charley Hunt family visits. Tena Macon seeks eye care in Peoria and Raymond Hunt excites relatives.

D. McLeish Henry Howard Boleander Peoria George A. Burt Sparland M. C. Marshall Chillicothe Laura Gapen Lacon T. E. Gapen B. B. Royce CG. C. McLaughlin Nell Thomas Chicago Anna McFarland Miss Alma Allison Garrett Bridget Rooney John Rooney Paddy DeVarney Zetta Gehr Frank Johnson Bloomington Musselman Ina Murdock Laverna Murdock Lillian VanAntwerp Lila Vannstrom Canada Freda Marshall Samuel Hill Harry Marshall Hans Otto Boy Scouts John Riddell Andrew Riddell Louise Osborne Irma Riddell C. D. Marshall B. G. Cromwell Alfreta Bedford Beloit Wis Woodman N. W. Macon Morgan Park-Chicago High School Bethel M. WB Bethel Ladies’ Aid Society MEB Marie O'Leary Marie Cowen Velma Campbell Plowe's Conservatory O'Leary Miss Campbell M. E Steuben Norman Hicks Bertha Latha Johnso James Compton George Waughop Bethal Aid Society Bethel Church Lawrence Hunt Raymond Ola Hunt Hunt Baptist Aid Society Louis Justice Katie Zenitz Chillico John Rock

Broadmoor Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

A string of visits and arrivals mark the week in Broadmoor with Frank Tucker and wife welcoming a newborn son. A. W. Shriver hosted Henry visitors and Judge J. C. Johnston of Springfield, poultry superintendent at the Illinois State Fair, spent a day with him. John Poff and family visited relatives at Putnam on Sunday while Miss Ethel Norris of Morse stayed with Eva and Bernice Powers last week. Ed Sutherland of North Dakota visited relatives nearby for several days. Catharine Code, home from Peoria for summer vacation, was among those returning. Wm. Dorsey and wife of Lacon along with Mrs. Alice Wabel and family and Mrs. John Blackburn of Henry joined Wm. Blackburn for a Sunday gathering.

Broadmoor Frank Tucker A. W. Shriver Henry John Poff Putnam Ethel Norris Morse Eva Bernice Powers Ed Sutherland North Dakota Catharine Code Peoria Wm. Dorsey Lacon Alice Wabel John Blackburn Wm. Blackburn J. C. Johnston Springfield

Local Notes From South Whitefield And Nearby

South Whitefield, Enos Odell was a business visitor in South Whitefield Saturday. Ernest Miller of Camp Grove visits his aunt Mrs H l Wishall. Blanche Farling visits grandma at Mendota. June Miller of Lacon visits sister Mrs B Hunt. Hunt and family attend marriage of their sister Miss Chesney Saturday. Cards from Mrs Salisbury and son Thomas of Claremont Minn state all are well. A rainy season. small grain looks fine. Rose Ely attends teachers school at Normal. Boys frog hunting evenings. Matt Hanson visits Peter Maubach Sunday. Mrs J Steele and brother Harold Whitmer visit relatives Sunday.

South Whitefield Enos Odell Ernest Miller Camp Grove H.l Wishall Blanche Farling Mendota June Miller Lacon B. Hunt C. Hunt Chesney Salisbury Thomas Claremont Minn Matt Hanson Peter Maubach Tommy Farling J. Steele Harold Whitmer

Restored to Good Health by Chamberlain's Tablets

Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio states she suffered stomach trouble for four years and grew weak. After using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she reports regaining health and vitality. Ad says obtainable everywhere.

Otto Gans Zanesville Ohio Chamberlain Adyt

Origins of Family Names Across Cultures

The article explains how surnames developed as populations grew in the eleventh century, noting that names came from lineage, occupation, and location. Examples include FitzWilliam from William’s son and Bevan from Evan’s son, with Norman and Welsh linguistic roots. A child-questioning moment about teachers hints at generational change.

Abraham Sarah Ruth Jacob John Johnson William Williamson John the Smith John Smith Bywater England Fritz William Fritzwilliam Gerald Fitzgerald

Chi Namel Graining Process Hides Floor Blemishes

The ready to use grain material can be applied by any inexperienced person and hides color and blemishes in old flooring. It gives color grain and wearing quality of new hardwood and can make even rough or wide boards usable with rugs. May also be used on cement floors at about 4c per sq ft.

Local notes from Sparland and vicinity recount visits and weather

Charles Donath and family visited relatives of the McLaughlin families in Sparland returning Sunday. Mrs. Ida McGonigal sought child maintenance in Peoria and secured a judgment. John Kahl Rosa Reiger and Mrs. Clarence Streitmatter visited Fairbury relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Gehrig. A group toured Glen Oak Park and Sparland with F D Nurss and others, enjoying a picnic. Weather brings growth, oats rust concerns rise. Harriet sitewell dies after long life of virtue and esteem. F H Cornell and Holly plan to move Smithfield merchandiser duties from Peoria. Conductor remarks about a station no longer stopping.

Charles Donath Sparland McLaughlin Ida McGonigal Peoria Arthur Merrill John Kahl Rosa Reiger Fairbury Clarence Streitmatter Henry Camp Grove Harriet Sitewell F. H. Cornell Holly Smithfield Molly Revenue Service

Backache as Kidney Trouble Warns of Dangers

A May 19 testimonial from Henry citizen Mrs K Murray describes backache dizziness and leg swelling as kidney complaints. Three boxes of Deans Kidney Pills from Ironmonger’s Drug Store provided relief. Wester Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, props. Price 50 cents.

Dean

Probate Court Actions Consolidate Several Estates

Probate court records list petitions and hearings for the estates of James H. Johnston Daniel Sullivan J. L. Stratton James H. Taggart George H. Holler and others. Actions include probate of will guardianships final settlements administrator discharges and repairs to property. Also noted are guardianship bonds real estate transfers marriage licenses and two births.

James H. Johnston Daniel Sullivan Alfred L Marion J.strathton Guardian J. L. Stratton James H. Taggart George H. Holler Fred Zilm A. J. O'Connor Charles R. Jones Abbie Gresser Allen B. Smith Cromwell & Coggshall W. W. Dewey & Sons R. F. Burt Ethel M. Litchfield Sarah WB. Litchfield Sarah B. Litchfield Jennie Burcham C. B. Dorsey Santa Fe Toluca Ollie K. Hannn Ervin G. Stringer Holmes & Heacock Henry

Remedy for summer pain that all families should have

This remedy is thoroughly reliable and obtainable everywhere. Think of the pain and suffering when medicine must be sent for before relief can be obtained. Ask anyone who has used it. This remedy is suitable for summer months and is widely available.

Advt

What a Boy Costs A father son talk on growing up and duty

A clipping titled What a Boy Costs frames a father son talk about maturation and responsibility. It notes the financial and emotional costs of raising a son to age twenty one and urges the son to live up to his parents expectations and continue his father’s work.

You Are Made of Good Stuff, Boy

A speaker urges a young man to face life without flinching. He emphasizes bearing burdens with a cheerful mind, paying back the debts of a father and mother, and begins the journey with the Rock Island Union in mind.

Sloan Rock Island Union

Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Liniment

Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and recommends it highly. The ad states the liniment gives prompt relief and is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain Florence Slife Wabash Ind

Progress and Great Minds in Americas Industrial Era

A patriotic piece extols the nation’s civic virtue and commercial age. It likens American achievement to Egypt, Jerusalem, Greece, and Rome, naming figures like Michael Angelo and Guttenberg, and highlights Hill, McCormick, Nelson, and Morgan as pivotal in shaping industry, education, and finance.

America Egypt Jerusalem Greece Phoenicia Chaldea Rome Michael Angelo Guttenberg McCormick Nelson England Morgan

No. There is no study quite so interesting as progress

A National article extols the American financial system and industrial vigor. It praises progress, the roar of industry, and civilization in action, asserting America's pivotal role in world events past, present, and future to inspire pride and faith in republican institutions.

Rock of Gibraltar America

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