Sermon on Neighbors and Woodmen Duty at M W A Service
Rev A K Tullis addressed Henry camp No 304 M W A at the M E church last Sunday evening. He spoke on the neighbor and the duties of Woodmen in aiding the poor, praising organization and moral progress, and urging members to uphold charity, integrity, and faith as essential to society and the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Tullis
Henry Camp
M. EB
Sylvester Sparling
Thacker
America
Galilee
Napoleon
Wellington
Woodmin Organization
Community church notes reflect local events and services
Church notes show May activities at Christian and M E churches with services by Rev L Campbell and Rev A K Tullis, choir programs, catechism, and social events. Also reports on Sunday school officers planning a county convention and a St Johns Episcopal service with a new chalice and paten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beas
Christian Church
Deck
Rey Nicholls
George Sleater
St Joseph
Rey Fr Kuiery
Ladies’ Aid of
The
Barton
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Robert McDonough
Frank Johnson
Henry Township
Sterling
Zella Kellogg
Robert L. Campbell
Jesus Christ
Presbyterian Sunday School
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. K
Tullis
L. A
Epworth
R. L. Campbell
Dwight
Dwight Star and Herald
Henry
Marshall County
G. M. Locke
Samuel Clift
Lewis Smith
Maria Davis
A. K. Tullis
Lacon School
Lewiston
Putnam High School Holds First Annual Commencement
The Putnam High School holds its first annual commencement at Putnam Town Hall on Saturday May 17 1902 at 8 15 pm with a program including piano solos by Mrs Leon Pinnell vocal solos by Miss Margaret Streeter and Miss Myrtle Williams a salutatory and essays by Louise C Stipp and Elsie B Carroll a valedictory by Enid M Carroll and an address and presentation of diplomas by W E Hawthorne Co Supt of schools admission is 10 or 20 cents. Baccalaureate sermon at Christian church Sunday evening by Rev B L Wray of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Putnam High School
Putnam Town Hall
Leon Pinnell
B. L. Wray
Margaret Streeter
Louise C. Stipp
Rey C. C. McCowan
Reading
Myrtle Williams
Lane
Elsie B. Carroll
Rey B. L. Wray
Halbleib
Enid M. Carroll
W. E
Miss Streeter
Mayme Cleary
Mr. Barnes Lecture Highlights Bird Study and Community Interest
The Audubon committee of the Henry Woman's club hosted a Tuesday evening program at the M E church. Hon R M Barnes of Lacon delivered an informative lecture on birds, their habits and usefulness, drawing an attentive audience including many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barnes
M. E. Church
Audubon
Woman’s Club
Henry
T. L. Jones
Paul Burkhardt
Dr Hall
Florid
Maud Aitchison
Peoria
Jay ‘Jones
Adna Jones
Barnes
Burtha Burt
Andrews
Kellogg
South American Nervine Tonic Promises Permanent Cure
Distressing stomach disease claims permanent cure by masterly South American Nervine Tonic. It promises relief from stomach weakness and indigestion from first dose, with no failure or disappointment. Sold by J Hand F A Pow er Iw.
Town and County Woman's Club hosts annual meeting and elects officers
Mrs Evelyn E Jones crowned president of the 16th District Federation amid club pride and applause. Miss Burt reports Pekin Federation proceedings with wit. Mrs Swindler named Putnam county vice president. A 4 pm tea follows, hosted by Mrs Townsend as members discuss dues elevation and club service. Also note Yellowstone Park photoplay at Presbyterian church and eighth grade exams set for Lavou on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Townsend
Evelyn £. Jones
Buckler
la Fayette
Ind
Swindler
Mrs Townsend
Miss Burt
Taylor
Magnolia
Pekin
Federation
Vogelsang
Evelyn E. Jones
Woman’s Club
16Th District Federation
Henry Club
Putnam County
Henry Woman's Club
Halblieb
Emily Sparling
AM. aY FESTIVAL RECITAL PROGRAM OF MISS Kellogg CLASS
A Friday May 9 1902 recital at New Opera House features Miss Kellogg and pupils in piano duets solos and vocal selections including Overture Poet and Peasant Whispers and Oberon. Admission 15c adults 10c under 12. reserved seating at Peterman Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Kellogg
New Opera House
Suppe
Kelloge
Lincoln
May
Bolim Alu Humphrey
Wyman Ethel White
Kittie
Bond Evangeline Pairchilds
Velma Rowe
Valse Alrenne
Spindler Avery! Bacon
Strenbog Lathi
Mildred Stever
Evangeline Fairehilds
Oh Lovely
Ma Franz Abt
Misses Ford
Bush
Knapp
Patty Fingers
Caprice
Mills Pauline Williams
Reading
Deacon Jones
Grievance
Ethel White
Mary Keller
Ohm Thomas Andrews
Oberon
Weber Miss Kellogg
Mrs Thacker
Bird
Rose Horrocks
Della Simpson
Mendelssohn
Humphrey
Keller
Williams
Daley
Jessie Swein
Gracie Turney
Evelyn Hartley
Nellie Fawcett
Latha Stever
Evangeline Fairchilds
Peterman Bros
Dandelion tale and local notices in Henry Illinois
The column blends a playground poem about a dandelion with a Malaria warning and an ad pitch for Electric Bitter. It notes the death of Mrs Emma Osbon Prowse, wife of editor S. Prowse, in Peoria with funeral details, and ends with G. M. Locke purchasing property near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Osbon Prowse
S. Prowse
Peoria
Prowse
Henry
G. W. H. Gilbert
Frank Osbon
Edward
Saleman
Ripley
Ohio
G. M. Locke
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Notes
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Anna Bobby
Mamie Locke
Havana
Lucy Burt
John Locke
Venona C, EB
Ella Meier
Louis Kraus
SU John's Church
F. W. Taylor
Quincy
Episcopal Church
St John’s
Wyoming
St John’s Church
John Kline
Zeller
Kline
St Mary’s
Frank J. O'Reilly
Luesday
Spalding
John Lancaster Spalding
Cardinal Gibbons
Riordan
San Francisco
Foley
Detroit
West
Zumbuebl
Emery
Fred Swain
McNabb
Brehm
Whispering
Beck
Mr Smith
Mildred Smith
Aliie Koebler
Under the Stripes and Stars
F. E. Smith
F. Kerns
H. E. Beck
H. G. Beck
Edith Harkins
Yawcob
de Americar Wimmens
Edward Laughlin
Mary A. Brehm
Mre Lara-Hyden Boleyn
Anna Custer Hall
Mra Sampson
Lostant
Davis
Streator
Hold Ry
Gertrude Shinn
Fannie Griffith
Alice Tomlinson
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
Perry
Lavou
Ay Festival
Lucy Bury
Henry, II
Virginia
John Charleston
Byesville
Dr Powell’s City
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