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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

8

Alma Hill Re-elected School Director in May 1918

Mrs Alma Hill was re elected as school director in May 1918 as per a notice from The Republican. Local update reports Mrs Elsie Deboit home from Peoria hospital after a two week flu recovery, a marriage between Jerry Shorts and Mrs Fox, and the death of Mrs Edward Balensolfen. Community events include W W Ladies meeting, church announcements, centenary talks by Rev Van Leer, a theater fundraiser at Castleton, and upcoming district conference with Dr Jones, centenary field day, and a Sunday service schedule.

Alma Hill Elsie Deboit Deboit Peoria Jerry Shorts Foxs Camp Grove Edward Balensolfen thes.Henry. Hospital W. W Mrg.eeves William Yaeger Preach Misg Elion Harrison G’elock Rev. Waters Mra. Kelley Mra. Lewis Mra. Clement Roy. Waters H. Anderson Saratoga N. Our Marsh Bradford van Leer Henry Castleton

Junkyard of Old Local Notices and Gleaned Names

The fragmentary column lists assorted local notices and names such as land sale in Whitefield the Will Niblick homestead and funeral details in Henry with individuals like John Divelbiss Fred Taylor Minnie and Bernice Longeman. It hints at community updates from Hennepin and McNabb with relatives visiting and one graveside service beside a mother in Henry Cemetery.

Whitefield Will Niblock John Divelbiss

Social notes from West Putnam top week events

West Putnam Ui bb the Bodyclub met with Mas Finnegan on tugaday afternoon. Eleven members and two visitors attended a party planned for Monday night at 2yJ at Finnegan's for club members spouses and friends. Miss Finnegan served peaches and two kinds of cake. Members adjourned to meet Marguerite Carroll in two weeks. E Reynolds family and others attended Sunday dinner for Clemina Reynolds birthday and Chesney seventh anniversary. Many from the street attended Fred Taylor funeral. Ladies' aid society met with Sam Cheaney two comforters were knotted. Six members attended tea. Carpet rag sewing planned with Lettie Honkin. Guyshenc shipped cattle to city. Millie Kelso visited Mrs Irl Johnson. Mrs. Walter Winship entertaining the schoolteacher.

E. -H. Reynolds Maggie Reynolds Hazel Pettys Charles Hunt Mary Hunters Sam Chesney Clemina Reynolds Chesney Fred—Taylor Henry Nelerbotb Ata Society Chéaney Lettie Big City Millie’ Kelso Irl Johnson Walter. Winships

Liberty loan meeting at Quinn schoolhouse draws $2150

A Liberty loan meeting was held at the Quinn schoolhouse Monday evening and subscriptions totaling 2150 were received. Leslie Downey of Sheffield, recently returned from the navy, visited relatives in town. Leslie Wilson, who bought a 320 acre Spencer farm and moved from Whitefield twelve years ago, has sold that farm for 261 an acre. The Wilsons have deep ties near Henry. Sivell Bros. are laying a cement foundation for a tool and buggy house for J. H., Quinn, Mia. Mary Barnes, troubled by an infected bunion, was operated on Wednesday by Drs. Swemn and Stipp. the bunion was removed and recovery is hoped.

Quinn Leslie Downey Sheffield Navy James Case Elmer Rollins Leslie Wilson Spencer Iowa Whitefield Wilson

Camp Grove Notes Homecomings and Local Jottings

Gamp Grove residents report several returning service members, visitors, and health updates. Families attend a play and dance that raised funds for a homecoming reception. The St Patrick parish plans church enlargement. A missionary sermon explores peace and the league of nations, stressing civil peace via law and reform. A Rock Island pumping station upgrade is announced, with a new brick plant to replace the old frame building.

Injured Advised to Take Chamberlain's Medicine

Notice instructs the injured to take Chamberlain's remedy as soon as possible after injury and to follow the plain printed directions that accompany the bottle.

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