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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1918

Page

9

Big Easter Dance at Barry's Garage and Local Notices

Community items note an Easter dance at Barry's Garage with Wagner's Orchestra on April 2 1918. The town prepares a flag display on April 6 for the township election at the engine house. Local notices cover church services and social calls among residents, with updates on measles, health, and gardening prospects.

Barry Wagner

Daylight saving time begins this Sunday in 60 minute shift

The United States will move clocks ahead 60 minutes at 2 a.m. Sunday to start Monday, April 1, with trains, theaters, papers, schools and factories switching to the new time. Citizens urged to adjust schedules and watches accordingly.

United States Joshua United States Congress Peoria Beyes

Local Happenings and Community Notes Gathered

Mrs Frank Potter formerly of this city now of Bushnell visited Saturday. Mrs Jane Anderson of Edgar Neb returned home after a visit. Ladies Aid Presbyterians plan a meeting April 3. George McCulley recovering from surgery near Toluca. Elizabeth Weaver and Inez Anderson sang at Saratoga. George Hank back downtown in a wheelchair. S B Mitchell wintered at Fairfield IA now rusticating at Woodbine IA. Hazel Bowman on hospital duty. Dorothy Cromwell assisted. Masons confer degrees. T S Hunt’s son John Cornell in poor health. Seed shortage eyed for corn belt with possible fund for 400000 bushels. Christian church hosts music program. Bertha and Florence Klein return from Templeton. Florence operated for appendicitis. Lulu Harrington recovering. due home soon. April 6 flag day urged by state defense. William Horrocks and niece travel Hawaii. Honolulu trip noted. Alden Hunter returns from south. visits in New Orleans and Miami. Tokyo reports army ready to move. minister’s boy joke about father praying for guidance.

Frank Potter Bushnell Jane Anderson Edgar Neb Lindsey Anderson Orville Anderson Lone Tree Henry Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church George McCulley Toluca Hawkeye Magnolia Hazel Bowman Dorothy Cromwell Masonic Order T. S. Hunt John Cornell Sparland Tulinoig State Council of Defense Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church Stickel George Halbleib Frankwood Harry Wood Bertha Florence Klein Templeton Florence Cromwell-Coggshall Hospital Lulu Harrington Peter Harrington Joseph Harrington Illinois United States Germany William Horrocks Hawaii Honolulu William Alden Hunter South New Orleans John Russell John Williams Deacon Hill Hunter J. M. Powers Miami, Fla Floyd Monier Tokio Siberia

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