Be Ellen Times and Local Notices From Henry Region
Ed Schurr sells his motor boat Horace Kern. Mrs. T. F. Lash improves after illness. many residents like Mrs. George Mercian, Mrs. Emily Horner, Mrs. Joseph Klein, and others move between Henry, Peoria, and Lacon. Community events include Eastern Stars pay social, Masonic lodge plans, and a township election upcoming in April with three offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schurr
Horace Kern
T. F. Lash
G. Humphrey
Watseka
George Mercian
Peoria
Henry
Emily Horner
Lacon
Joseph Klein
Samuel Smith
Chicago
Ed Haddon
Fred Hank
Boing
Richard Delsher
Bradford
Ed Heath
Seltzer
Judson Ong
Lofgren Kraus Wedding and Local News Roundup
Emil A Lofgren and May Kraus wed at Blue Island in a quiet ceremony with only witness-parents present. Chillicothe plans 1911 baseball with stockholders electing directors and a 10,000 attendance last year. A prank bench move, city fire-extinguisher tanks relocated to Henry Auto Co, and calls for an auto garage fire alarm system complete the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lofgren-Kraus
Emil A Lofgren
May Kraus
Blue Island
Universalist
Bishop
D. McGoogan
John Kraus
Chillicothe
Chillicothe Ball Park
H F Mehl
T J Clark
John Rediger
W F Kreig
W J Brenner
H.C Camp
R Finn
H V Thomas
H A Bates
W. J Brenner
W. F Kreig
George Harvey
Joliet Standard
Claude
Bartonville
Melody
Venona
Corcoran
University of Nebraska
Cole
Williamsfield
Lidle
Schoch
Willard
Hussey
Peoria
Godminster
Powers
Henry Auto,Co
Auto Company
Henry Auto Co
Voters of Henry township urged to meet at City Hall
Republican voters are requested to meet at City Hall on Friday evening March 17 to nominate a justice of the peace for vacancy and a commissioner of highways and for school trustees. Town central committee members will also be appointed per order of the Town Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Township
Principal’s Sudden Absence Shifts Classes at Local School
The school reports a week with Miss Pfaff away at Whipple Ohio due to an aunt’s death. Teachers reassigned classes while the principal is absent, with German Latin and English sections covered by staff. The eighth grade crafts, physiology experiments, and Canterbury Tales study continue as preparations for April performances proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Coan
Peoria
Miss Helper
Lela Hennefeld
University of Illinois
I N Wade
Chicago
American Book Co
Miss Pfaff
Whipple
Harry Seitz
Rose Dauber
Belle Doyle
Atin Mebel-Huffman
Evelyn Hartley
King
Chaucer
Washington Irving
Frank Ganzer
Steele
Ceron Ertle
Max Sietyers
H. Wombacher
Miss Young
Hdna Shimmel
Mildred Stever
Colfax Clipper notices Boyle's departure for South Dakota
J W Boyle of southwestern Iowa ends a month in Colfax and departs for Henry, South Dakota. He has been in Colfax six months, runs a nursery, sold fruit and shrubs, and plans farming on his farm there. His wife is listed. the Boyles leave Colfax with friends’ good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Springs
Colfax
Iowa
J. W. Boyle
Henryy
Lle
R and
Carroll Streets
Grover’ Blaekirby
Tang
Boyle
Lenten Sermons At Church Of The New Jerusalem
Rev. L G Landenberger delivers two Lenten sermons at the Church of the New Jerusalem next Sunday. The topics include The Ark and the Flood and Spiritual Temptations. The service invites congregants to reflect on resisting natural loves through biblical lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Landenberger
Church of
New Jerusalem
Peing
Local notes from Henry City and surrounding area
Dr. Cromwell and family visited Ef fingham. Morse family moved to Worthington Minnesota from Dawn Missouri. New phones installed at William Fountain and Frank Dietz homes. Shimel homestead sold to Grover C Kirby. Dr J A Swem returns from Chicago sanitarium. Parcel found in post office lobby. owner to claim with MO description. Seed oats exchanged among farmers. Roy Benjamin rents former Case house on Robert street. Mrs. Benjamin from Vinton Iowa expected soon. James Case and family moving to Morris Minnesota. James Case or James Case family anticipated to farm success. Conrad Schwarz plans return to Henry living with children, Otto Fiedler to be housekeeper. Otto Hoscheit to occupy Niece cottage on Main street. Primary election quiet. two Democrats contested in First and Third wards. Fish and game law amendments proposed easing prairie chicken season. game changes include open season and killing restrictions. Henry City Bridge Co widening dike and fencing to extend to turn in Lacon road. plan to widen Hennepin dike as well. Permanent improvements include new passes and likely River works near Sandzag. Mr and Mrs Max Bass’ household reorganizations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Effingham
Henry N. Morse
Worthington
Minn
Dawn
William Fountain
Frank Dietz
Shimel
Richard and
Carroll Streets
Grover C.kirby
Camp House
J. A. Swem
Chicago
Roy Benjamin
Henry Auto Co
James Case
Robert Street
Benjamin
Vinton
Thomas Soper
Cleveland
Henry
Putnam
Buckeye
Santa Fe Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Kelley’s Opera House
Chilliecothe
Morris
James
Conrad Schwarz
Gégaon
Henry City Bridge
Henry Bridge
Lacon
Hénnepin
Gooanye
Makeray
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at Henry
The eighth annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church Peoria district opens March 23 at Henry First Church. Programs include devotions, speeches by Miss Carrie G. Davis and Miss Edna Bell, musical selections, committee reports, and a pledge drive for next year. Pastors and wives are invited. entertainment names due by March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F
Alice Peters
Princeville
Miss Peters
China
Theoria District Woman's Home Missionary Society
Henry
Davis
San Franco
Queen Esther
The
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. EB. Church
Peoria
Central Illinois Conference
M. HB
Cora Belle Teachman
L. Lines
Kate Rodgers
Ruth Danner
Himwood
Peoria First Church
Hall Memorial
Trivoli
Toulon
Rena Culbertson
W. H. Witter
Canton
Spava
Farmington
Wrigley
Bogus Grove
Peoria Hale Memorial
Lewistown
Henry Circle
T. Dwinell, Conf. Co. Ec
Adelaide
Temperance
Annie L."green
O- L. Lintesy
Hazel
Doremus Miller
Irs
Viéase
Presbyterian Church Prayer Meeting Tonight
Readable text indicates a church notices an evening prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church. The event invites attendees to join pastors for a communal prayer service. Aimed at local parishioners seeking spiritual gathering and guidance.
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News OF the City
John Schurr
Otto Schurr
C. F. Snyder
Freeport
Wisconsin
Yanochowski Durie
A. L. Weber
Prank Coe
Allen Coe
Magnolia
J. D
Webber
Kate Dowdell
Isabelle
Kas
Ira Hancock
Will Dorsey
George Yv Owen
Allen
Dorsey
Masonic Zlodge
Gga
Henry Brothers
Beau
Justice “Office
zzYacant
Hodson
William Starliper
Western Avenue
Starliper
Robert Grant, Errickson
R. D. Errickson
Lewis Gates
Kearney
Charles
Samuel-Thin Masare
Sheydi
Charles Slives
D. E. Pettegrew
Maria J
Samuel Griswold
Carthage
N. Y
Illinois
Dennis B. Petetegrew
A. D. Griswold
Pettegrew
S C Pettegrew
Menomonie
Wis
G Pettegrew
Afton
T R Stevens
F N Pettegrew
Fox Lake
Wm Wilson
Macksburg
Frank Barkman
Marla J., Jr H. Pettegrew
Kibby
Okla
H O. Mailett
Breedsville
Mich
G Pace
J R. Paskell
Oscar H Davis
EB. B Wright
Addie Brown
L. Sievers
F W Potter
Henry Jacobs
John Kline
C Dille
Wm Kuss
JE H Hutchins
John Parker
A Reymond
Helgoth
E Burt
E Wright
F Burt
L. Hartley
John Kilne
C Smith
Jond
Manera
Eters
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
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