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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1912

Page

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Road lecture on rural highways by state engineers

Assistant State Engineer and officials spoke in Henry on improving rural roads with ditch drainage and center dragging to cut maintenance costs. They described using crushed rock where gravel is scarce and loaning equipment, noting cement bridges and floors as practical, with state support for road and bridge construction.

Scrhrough Spimels Valley Good Roads Associa “Tion Henry T R. Agg Spring‘field Parke Fireark Henry Auto Co United States Agg JoHet State Engineer's Department Hfe State Engineer’s Department Johnson Enoh Sree Ars

Object Lesson on Marshall County Road Dragging

An editorial urges statewide support for earth roads to be kept smooth in all seasons. It argues dragging keeps roads drivable, notes vast stretches alternate between good pavement and rough rutting, and calls for a state road fund tied to mileage with fair use and intergovernmental aid.

Marshall County

Lecture at St Josephs Church on May devotions and benediction

Rev M J Brennan spoke last Sunday at St Josephs Church on earthly suffering vs heavenly bliss. He urged followers of the apostles to endure for Christ and Christian ideals, promising consolation and eternal glory. May devotions and benediction will be held Sundays at 7:30 p m and Thursday evenings with sermon.

St Joseph's Church M J Brennan Christ

Reverend H C Reichel to Speak Next Sunday at Christian Church

Rev H C Reichel will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning. A collection for Home missions will be taken. The first Sunday in May is set for the offering. A union temperance meeting will be held in the evening under WCTU auspices. Reichel is expected to deliver the address. This is the second meeting in the monthly series. the first was at the M and E church.

School Notes Highlight Student Activities And Visitors

Lloyd Hunter plays piano this week as school chimes. Edna Bell and several teachers visited domestic science classes Tuesday. Physics reviews magnetism and electricity. Domestic science prepares devil's food cake with white mountain icing. Solid geometry studies cones of revolution. Irving Stevens visited Monday. Thomas Brown from Pecan Point Ark visits relatives and plans six weeks’ stay due to floods impacting business. George Fiedler and wife visit. Mrs. Fiedler leads Provident Trust & Security Co. in Atlanta while considering Chicago and Los Angeles trips. Ana Clark visits Granville with sister Mary, a Mark school teacher for six years.

Lloyd Hunter Edna Bell Downey Jenness Frommel Tuesay Irving Stevens Thomas—Brown Pecan—Point Ark Ma Tone Garrell Our George Fiedler

McMahon Case Reversed for New Trial by Illinois Supreme Court

The Illinois Supreme Court reversed the McMahon murder conviction for the second time and remanded for a new trial citing insufficient evidence. It faulted juror Everett Sapp and the involvement of Senator John Dailey, noting witness credibility and circumstantial evidence were weak. The decision suggests McMahon may not face further prosecution amid high trial costs.

Supreme Court of the State of Illinois Y McMahon Everett Sapp John Dailey Mary Hetrick Frank Quinn M. Mahon Tiskilwa Supreme Court MesMatroe Miss Okey Miss Hamrick H L Whiting James Currens Currens Princeton Tribuna

Mrs James Bouton dies after apoplexy in Magnolia town

Mrs Anne Bell Bouton, 61, longtime Putnam county resident, died April 27 1912 after apoplexy. Born June 2 1850 in Florid Illinois she was wife of James Bouton and mother of five. Funeral held at Magnolia M B Church with Rev M P Lackland officiating. Interment at Florida. Other notes mention fear of a short hay crop due to cold weather.

James Bouton Oxbow Magnolia Anne Bell Bouton Samuel B. Wharton Putnam County Florid Lacon

La Salle Bridge hearing eyed to open Illinois River

The new state rivers and lakes commission will hold a June hearing in Chicago to decide removing the fixed railway bridge at La Salle that blocks navigation from La Salle to Starved Rock and Ottawa. River interests petitioned after decades of resistance by the Burlington route, with notices sent to rivermen to appear.

Illinois Ottawa State Rivers and Lakes Commission War Department la Salle Illinois River Chicago Starved Rock D. M Swain & Son Burlington Road George B Sucher Peoria Commission

M E Notes Sunday Services and Activities

The Methodist Episcopal group lists Sunday school at 9:45 with a sermon at 11, Epworth League at 6:80 pm, and a Sunday evening address by Rev Reichel at 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30. general conference questions to be asked. Mothers Day planned for May 12 with choir music.

M. E Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools Epworth League Louis Kraus Rev Reichel General Conference Minneapolis Loomis R. L. Vian

Death of 13 year old Boy Boyce and farewell to St Louis

Thomas F. Boyce aged 13 died in the home of David Dwyer after measles and complications. He was the ward of Mrs Sieminski who boarded with the family and had cared for him since adoption. Remains were sent to St Louis for funeral and interment. Mrs Sieminski plans to return soon for summer, embalming by Clifford Doran and shipment arranged. Also announced is the Marshall County Literary and Athletic association annual meet at Lacon on May 10 and field events at Stock's Ball Park on May 11 with preliminaries and contests in the school hall.

Thomas F. Boyce David Dwyer Sleminski Dwyer St. Louis Marstall County Literary and Athletic Association Lacon Ber Stock's

Opening dance at the Pavilion and a busy Henry week

A busy Henry Illinois week with a May 17 opening dance at the Pavilion, Buick dealer notes, farm road draggers praised in Whitefield township, and multiple residents traveling to nearby towns. The Columbia steamer plans a May 12 Peoria run with a May 11 free dance aboard.

District Federation of Women's Clubs Meets Next Week

The District Federation of Women's Clubs will convene in the city on Tuesday and Wednesday with three sessions the first day and two the second. It covers six counties Bureau Latham Stark Marshall Peoria and Tazewel. The event features welcome by our club president Mrs Clift a address by Hon Hugh S Magill and musical and reading performances with open sessions for the public.

District Federation of Woman's Clubs Bureau Latham Stark Marshall Peoria Tazewel Clift Hendrick Hugh S. Magill Princeton

Woman's Club meets in April with district plans discussed

The Womans club held a regular session April 29 at Mrs Almeda Duft home presided by the president. They arranged for the District Federation meeting in Henry May 1 and discussed home life and manners. Speakers included Mrs Paskell and Mrs Stickel with others, and new members Mrs Clara Ashe and Mrs Stella Broaddus joined. Guests were Mrs J M Davis Mrs M L Coan Mrs E A Hall and Mrs Benj Hoyle. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs Charlotte Sparling. Edmond Okla reports Urban Logan County court wedding to Mary Cox Waterloo Okla on April 24. Climate and crops in good health. A new Alton cruiser Sparks Hartley Pettit bound for Ottawa. party accompanied. R M Bailey rents Robert Doran’s theater house. Bailey plans move from Peoria.

Mi T Almeda Duft District Federation Henry May Jand Elizabeth Burt Department of Home Nellie Hoyle Anta Hall Mesdimes Stickel Haibleib Disosway Paskell Clara’ Ashe Stella Broaddus J. M. Davis M. L. Coan BE. A. Hall Benj Hoyle Charlotte Sparling Edmond Okla Urban Logan County Court House Guthrie Mary Cox Waterloo

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