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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

9

Illinois Legislature Aims to Improve River Transport

Reports from the state capital describe three key bills to boost waterways and highways with federal aid. A bond measure seeks the full 20 million authorization, while lawmakers push a wide river program with hopes of federal partnership and eventual government control. Senator Pervier introduces a ferry upkeep bill to aid Hennepin, and residents back river preservation along with hunting and fishing preserves.

Frank O. Lowden Illinois Senate House Deneen Waterway Committee Chillicothe W. S. Jewell Department of Agriculture Illinois River R. F. Bradford Fish and Game Hennepin Clayton C. Pervier Bureau County Ilinois Putnam County Bureau Valley Railroad Rock Island Pervier Bureau Henry Spring Valley

French Town to bear the name of Lawrence

Chicago Chapter D A R provides funds for rebuilding Tilloloy village in France. A cottage will bear the name of Mrs. George A. Lawrence honorary state regent, and six hundred cottages will be rebuilt as a gift to France. The project includes a $700 cottage cost with $100 for furnishings, money already received by the Chicago Chapter.

Chicago French Town National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Daughters of America Tilloloy Daughters of the American Revolution George A. Lawrence Magnolia Galesburg Academy of Fine Arts Paris Lawrence Frank B. Orr Orr Deneen Illinois Starved Rock John A. Logan Washington Alfred R. Urion Ottawa Lamartine M. French

Poor Mail Service Sparks Post Office Protest and Obituary

Complaints pour in as subscribers miss Republican issues until Saturday or Monday. Henry post office delays papers on the 5 p m train to Peoria, routing via Chillicothe and Fort Madison, delaying about 1500 readers. The note includes a death obituary for Henry William Hoeck born 1836 died 1919 with funeral details in Whitefield township Sugar Grove cemetery.

Magnolia McNabb Tiskilwa Henry Post Office Peoria Rock Island Henry Granville Toluca Chillicothe Fort Madison Streator Putnam Iowa Chicago Post Office Department Henry William Hoeck Holstein Emma Clarmin Herman Hoeck Davenport John Just France Hugo Carl Della Edna Vernica Lutheran Church Harry Blackburn Whitefield Township M. B. van Leer Sugar Grove Cemetery A. B. Smith

New York Luck thrills as elevator fight shocks audience

William Russell stars in the American Mutual play New York Luck featuring an elevator shaft brawl and a dramatic downfall. He plays a Maine station agent who finds fortune in New York, then marries a millionaire’s daughter after a perilous run of adventures. The Houry Opera House show is set for Monday, March 24. The Marshall county taxes are due, with payments at banks or the collector in Lacon by March 15 for personal property and by April 1 for real estate, with costs added for late payment. Mrs. Joseph Tinnegan, formerly Bernadette Halligan, dies suddenly near Bradford leaving two children.

William Russell New York Mr. Russell Hohokus Maine Houry Opera House Marshall County Lacon Ill Joseph Tinnegan Bradford Bernadette Halligan Galvin Elizabeth Stevens Ethelyn Tidebach Sterrett van Leer Milford Lucas Robert Coggshall William Dewey John Tidebach Gordon Ganger Robert Daniels Workheiser Peterson Frank Chambers John Green Frederick Siewers Henry Venona Toluca Sparland FE. Nichols Berry Waterous Horatio Hartley Sallie Paxson Hartley Magnolia Thomas Paxson Hennepin Horatio M. Hartley Margaret Eileen George Cecil Alice Hortense Methodist Church Ving Charles C Smith M. RB Alden Hunter Frank Hartley Oscar Clark John Merdian John Orr Charles Meier A. B. Smith

W. C. T. U. Meeting Highlights Prohibition Education

A W C T U session at Mrs A G Hillab4ands home features readings on health education and morality by Miss Clara Waughop Mrs M C Doyle and others. Topics include pictures in education famine of saloon substitute and a call for enforcing laws with a $25 union vote. Local school changes fire drill and a real estate purchase of Edward street lots for 7000 by Joseph Harrington through H W May agency.

A. G Union Lizzie Zenor Union Signal Maria Davis Mary Newman America Anti-Saloon League D. R. Blackwell Joseph Harrington Edward Street Luella Stever H. W. May

Victory Sunday and church calls for support

The New Era movement urges Victory Sunday with house to house visits to boost church activity and raise funds for local and world work. Sermons focus on progress a duty and making good as Bible school and Christian Endeavor services are scheduled.

Presbyterian Church Christ Church God Jesus Bible School Christian Endeavor

St Marys Church Lent Services and Epworth League Social

The article notes Saint Marys Church Lent services on Sundays at 8 and 10 a.m. with stations and benediction at 2:30 p.m. Weekday masses are 8 a.m. Also mentions Epworth League Social at M E Church with a mock marriage and receipts over 15 dollars. Includes notice of Opal Kuard’s Cleveland praise and Benjamin Hauber returning to work with American Express.

A. Schauer Epworth League C’hildren M. E. Church Cleveland Press Opal Buard Jackson Buard Putnam Opal Kuard Laurette Taylor J. Hartley Miss Kuard Cleveland Miss Buard Jenny Taylor Opal Benjamin Hauber France American Express Co V. Christian Oards

Father Brennan lecture on Ireland's claim at peace table

A large crowd gathered at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday to hear Rev. Father Brennan discuss St. Patrick and Ireland's role at the peace table. The speaker, born in Ireland, praised Ireland's long struggle, learning, and contributions, concluding with a vivid image of Treland and Columbia.

St. Joseph’s Church St. Patrick Ireland Father Brennan Emerald Isle Europe Treland Columbia

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