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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
Local notes report the Cardinals defeated Wyoming at McNabb with a 67 to 12 score in Monday night play. Other items include community moves, illnesses, farm transfers, and social visits across McNabb and surrounding towns.
Friends and relatives held a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Hiram Wilkins on Saturday February 21 as they prepare to move to a farm near Chillicothe. Sixty three guests attended sharing lunch and old time dances. They were presented with a silver set and expressed best wishes for their new life.
On February 26 Mrs Ella Morphew hosted the T A C at Mrs Leta Ward's home for the eleventh regular meeting of the year. President Mrs Ivah Franklin led the business and program on Modern Art and Artists with seventeen members participating. Mrs Franklin and Mrs Ward played a piano duet. Mrs Blanche Young of Aden delivered a paper on Wars Effect on Modern Art. Edison selections entertained guests Leah Freeman Fannie Smithson and Edna Leininger. The notice includes an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills and a local poultry sale listing Mrs George As Relemeyer McNabb H Telephone Henry central.
Attendants from ninety counties attended the Illinois Farmers Institute session in Carbondale. Lasting three days, with 2600 to 3000 present, the group adopted resolutions opposing class legislation and wage-cut measures while supporting long term agricultural loans and state police protection for rural areas. They urged stopping highway contracts at current prices and amended game laws for quarry protections, and commended the Illinois Agricultural Association for mineral supplies.
Ee G. E. Fenwick is identified as a licensed embalmer and funeral director. The notice highlights professional credentials and role in funeral services. The entry presents a standard professional designation likely for a local business directory.
The Ohio Motorist notes money circulates in a cycle from industry to employees to stores and back, with tourist dollars providing real profit to communities. Poor roads and traffic restrictions cause towns to lose money while welcoming motorists benefits local economies through visitor spending.
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