Matrimonial union in Henry as Bacon and Keller wed
Lawrence Hugene Bacon and Miss Mary P. Keller married privately in Moline on Washington’s Birthday. Rev. McCown officiated, with no guests. Bride, daughter of George W. Keller, a Florida resident and musician, and groom, son of Chauncey Bacon, plan to settle on the Putnam road. Community offers congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bacon-Keller
Lawrence Hugene Bacon
Mary P. Keller
Moline
McCown
Washington
George W. Keller
Henry and Vicinity
Florida
Illinois
J Chauncey Bacon
Townley
Putnam Road
Henry
Bacon
Woman's Club Meets at President Clift Home
The Woman's club held regular session at the home of President Mrs S L Clift with a large membership. The main item was the unanimous election of Mrs Nettie Morgan. Mrs Hendrick led a Half Hour With English Poets discussing Milton Shakespeare and Gray. Visitors included Mrs Snyder Mrs Young Mrs Emerick and Miss Campbell. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
S L. Clift
Nettie Morgan
Hendrick
Milton
Shakespeare
Gray Miss Young
Miss Young
Westminster Abbey
England
Mesdames Snyder
Young
Emerick
Miss Campbell
Clift
Life Insurance Paid to Beneficiaries by Union Central
A Union Central Life Insurance agent paid two endowment policies on February 28. One policy for 1010.96 went to Thompson McKean of Bradford, and another for 1134.03 went to George Helper. Helper left the first five years' dividends with the company, accounting for the 134.703 excess. Union Central reports $35,000 in endowment policies paid in Henry and vicinity over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Ford
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Thompson McKean
Bradford
George Helper
Helper
Union Central
Henry and Vicinity
Union
Central
Ford
Burglar Scare Haunts a Home as Doors Stand Open
Sunday night Mrs Thomas Duke awoke to a suspected burglary in the garret The door to the garret and the basement were found wide open with no family member admitting access Walter Duke and a night watchman searched the house but found no intruder A shadowy figure fled after Walter fired three shots from his revolver The incident comes amid reports of troublesome hobos roaming the town seeking easy money
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Duke
Walter
Night Watch
William Donovan
Roy Benjamin
Mr Benjamin
Heber
Daniel Ketchum Obituary From Edmond Oklahoma
Daniel Ketchum died Tuesday February 28 in Edmond Oklahoma at about 80. He was born May 12, 1830 and was the second of ten children of Mr and Mrs Eddy Ketchum. He married Catherine McVicker in Saratoga township and had four children including Dr Frank Ketchum of St Paul and daughters Harriet, Bitfie, and Nellie of Edmond. He leaves a wife and heirs, real estate in Henry county and near Edmond, and a long record as a substantial citizen in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
Okla
Daniel Ketchum
Eddy Ketchum
Whitefield Township
Catherine McVicker
Saratoga Township
J. D. McVicker
Our City
Frank Ketchum
St. Paul
Harriet
Eugene Whitmer
Bitfie
John Falls
Nellie
Mary
Ann
Nancy
John Combs
Eliphalet
Eddy
Smith
Spencer
Sidney
Sophronia
Charles Peck
Eleanor
Horace Stansell
Ketchum
Hiss
Western Avenue
Henry County
Ohls
Henry
Oklahoma
Marshall County Supervisors Meet March 14 1911
Notice from Marshall County Tl Board of Supervisors announcing a meeting at the court house in Lacon on March 14 1911 at 1 30 p m. Each person’s bill must be itemized and certified by the supervisor separately and filed with the county clerk by 12 o clock noon the Saturday before the meeting. Bills not filed for classification by the deadline will be carried to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Board of Supervisors of
Court House
Connell
Primary candidates named for city offices 1911
Petitions filed with City Clerk Elias B Wright. Primary to pick party nominees for mayor city clerk treasurer and attorney. In First Ward no republican alderman candidate. Second Ward no democratic alderman candidate. Nominees listed for each ward and city posts. Primary on Tuesday March 14 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias B. Wright
George IX Pace
John R. Paskell
Oscar H Davis
Elias B Wright
Addie Brown
Frank L. Siewers
Fred W Potter
Charles Dille
William Kuss
III Hutchins
A Raymond
C E. Burt
Conrad Helgoth
Portraits of Duke Bros Failing to reach nus from engravers
A group photograph taken by the Junior Editor shows full sized portraits including Lawrence Peterman Israel Koehler G M Clark John Tartar James Wherry and three others on Daniel Vail's farm west of Putnam. It notes gas was discovered on the Vail farm over two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Forke
Duke Bros
Nus
Lawrence Peterman
Israel Koehler
G. M Clark
John Tartar
James Wherry
Daniel Vail
Putnam
Vail
Sunday School Missionary and Temperance Notes
The article records a Sunday school missionary program and a temperance program with a Taft letter read by Miss Belle Doyle, temperance selections by Miss Dalrymple and Miss Wright, and Harold Helper’s solo. It lists church events, a George Helper social, and staff elections including C B Smith as assistant superintendent and Mary Newman as missionary treasurer. It also notes attendance and church union encouragement among denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Taft
Belle Doyle
Ebc. Smith
Edna Bell
Retary
Nora Brown
Alice Ketchum
Myrle Huffman
Alice Williams
Helen’ Phillips
Arléene Hunter
Mary, Ponzer
Mary Newman
Temper‘ance
Mary Doyle
Home Department
le Vivian
Growth push for town by business men association
An improvement association proposal urges local business leaders to form a commercial group to attract manufacturing and new enterprises. The aim is steady growth, better population, and lasting prosperity through proactive effort and organized leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Elgin
Ottawa
Watercott Millinery News Promotes Miss Lewis Trip
Miss Mary Lewis forelady of Watercott & Co's millinery leaves Monday for a week of buying. She will select a large spring stock and bring Paris Berlin London New York Chicago creations to Central Dinors, promising unmatched style and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis
J. S Watercott & Co
Henry
Miss Lewis
Wall
Paris
Berlin
London
New
York
City
Chicago
Central
Dinors
Lewis
For Sale at Auction of Berganls at Pingicamale Shop
Auction set for Wednesday March 15 at 2 pm at Merrs premises. The Berganls property and a valuable horse to be sold to the highest bidder in public venue. Names and misfortunes noted regarding boats and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berganls, Pingicamale
St Marys Church blesses new Lenten stations in parish ceremony
A large congregation at St Marys Church last Sunday witnessed the blessing of fourteen stations of the cross statues, each about six feet tall. Father Gensler led, joined by Fathers Greve Dooling and Fen an, with English and German prayers, Latin hymns, and the Te Deum concluding the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Mount
Calvary
Jesus
Pilate
Simon
Cyrene
Veronica
Daughters of Jerusalem
Gensler
Father Dooling
Henry
Ureve
St. Joseph’s Church
Peéoria
Father Fennan
East
Peoria
Greve
Telegraphy topics and attendance mark school notes
School notes show March term end approaching on Friday March 3 with various class activities. Irma Vogelsang and Laura Williams absent. Velma Rowers and others noted. Botany studies seeds grafting and layering amid substitute teachers. civics outlines citizen duties and contracts. barbed wire fence grafting mentioned for farmers at eight cents per foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Vogelsang
Angeli
Bitin
Lela Hennefeld
Sadat
Cicero
Archias
Laura Williams
Evelyn Hartléy
Frances “Elizabeth "Porbes
Young
Edwitt Jeriiess
Jettes de
Local Items and Social Notes Highlight Move, Jobs, and Events
Community glimpses report Fred Bauter adding city water to his home and Charles Onyan moving to School Street. Teachers rank sixth in average salaries per Blair data from 13.7 states, while locals tour Texas and Chicago for business and leisure. Elevator business changes at McNabb and Granville absorb headlines, with various residents traveling, working, or moving. Observations include hunting, religious sermons on Lincoln and Washington, Ash Wednesday customs, and a note on Lent observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred “Bauter
Charles*Onyan
Hartley
School Street
Eli B. Wright
Minois
Blair
C. A.camp
Texas
South
E. S. Sterrett
Peter Harrington
Fannie
Mayme Siewers
Carrie Dille
Chicago
Harrington
Ang
Eilseb
McNabb
R. T
Wilson
Granville
Echo
Joseph Sontron
Henry
Hutchinson
Wyoming
Charles Doherty
Spring Valley
T. Hunt
Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas Salisbury
Henry Thisiwéék
Saratgta“township
Dauber
Jamess Street
Minnesota
Rev
R. L. Viviah
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Palma
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Eldorado Springs
Moz
George Burtana
Dearit
Elgin Cottage
Mary Reed
Paul Smu
ANU Artillians
Sis
Linagres
M. BF. Chinch
AN Improvement Association
Watercott Millinery News
Che
Teh
Sey
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