Local notes from Henry Illinois Chronicle
Henry Illinois area brief listing residents visiting relatives shoppers and events. Names include Mrs C L Ray Mrs J H Price Miss Hazel Peters and many others with mentions of church activities sales trips to Peoria Streator Granville and Normal plus upcoming May events and a vacant school bell committee at Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ray
Frank Funk
Henry
Everett Hecht
Peoria
J. H. Price
Ramage
Dean
Bur Robers
Walker Johnson
Tracy Skelton
Abingdon
C. A
Mr. Arnett
International Harvester Co
Hazel Peters
Hennepin
Magnolia Band Delights Town After Club Federation Meeting Hears Talk
The Magnolia band opened Friday night at 8 45 in a full house with Yankee Hash and a mix of classical and comic pieces. Delegates Mrs F E Smith and Mrs L B Elliston attend from Magnolia to the Sixteenth District Federation of Woman's Clubs meeting at Henry May on May 7 and 8. The Thursday Afternoon Club joins the federation and many members will likely attend the annual event. The band’s performance earned praise and community pride for Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H. Merritt
A. Morphew
Harold Bell Wright
H B. Wright
West
W H Skelton
Wright
Barbara Worth
Elizabeth Broaddus
Helen Funk
Traver
C L. Wierman
Louise Merritt
Swindler
FE. i Smith
L. B. Elliston
Henry
J S Phillips
L. M Elliston
J. S. Phillips
R C Claybaugh
Magnolia Alumni Association
Cora Dakin
Lou Sammons
Hattie Titabrand
Lucy Swindier
Dakin
Mae Coe
Margaret Balderston
R W Spencer
Elias Rolley
Magnolia School
Swindier
Norman Coe
Urie Law
Hattlie Hillabrand
Frank Smith
Granville
F. E. Smith
Magnolia
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Magnolia Band
Band
Vinol advertised as cure for bronchitis and coughs
A testimonial from A J Tronmonger Druggist notes a patient recovering from two years of chronic bronchitis after using Vinol. The ad credits cod liver oils and tonics in Vinol for restoring health, weight, and work ability and offers money back if not helpful.
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Vinci
A. J Tronmonger
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Harold Sutherland visits Streator and many residents travel to Peoria Varna and Chicago for relatives and friends. Tonica and Magnolia host games and club meetings while new teachers are hired for next year. An editorial notes a kidney health testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
Local Ladies Share News and Greetings in Community Snaps
Mrs. 8. Kregor visits Decatur with daughter Ruby and plans to see Elsie Judd in Eureka before returning home. Mrs. Sarah Phillips recovers from foot surgery in Chicago with best wishes from the Lestant W C T U. A group including Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Parrett surprised Dr. G W Gray on her 66th birthday with a baskets and flowers. Leota Graves and Miss McShane visit La Salle on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kregor
Ruby
Decatur
Elsie Judd
Eureka
A. C. Kelso
R. WN. A
Sarah Phillips
Chicago
Washington Park Hospital
Lestant W. C. T. U
C. A. Whitney
BE. K. Parrett
J. A. Whitney
Max Whitney
James Parrett
L. Y. Dugan
Rutland
Warning on neglected colds and child safety
There are people who neglect a mere cold risking diphtheria bronchitis or pneumonia. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly for quick cough relief and cold cure. It contains no opiates and is safe for children, per A J Ironmonger.
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Foley
A. J Ironmonger
Local Notes From McNabb and Surrounding Areas
McNabb residents Alice Sylvester Lita Bentley and Jessie Peterson visited Mrs Sylvester and toured the grammar department. Eleven men work on seed corn for Griffith and Brown while a Ziegler's hall dance drew a large crowd. Telephone terminal updates at the peanut stand by the post office. new terminal in by Ira Brenner of Lostant. F W Ponzer reappointed as McNabb school principal. A 24th birthday party for Theodore Sylvester featured music games and luncheon. Possible passenger service changes on the CI & S&S.R line. Maggie Smith trains to run. Local improvements include meat market repaint and new wagon. Local notes on health kidney pills testimonial, doctor visits, and various community happenings in Lostant Centralia Mendota Oglesby Bloomington Decatur Polo Streator Grand Ridge and nearby towns. Decoration Day planning at the M E B church by the Junior Legion post. G W Wilson reports a healthy return from Eureka Springs.
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Quaker Lane
Harold Sutherland
Dorothea Lassman
Henry
W. L.mills
Peoria
Mary Smith
Varna -Priday
Max Whitney
W. G. Griffith
R. L. Byman
Tonica
W. B. Mills
Bloomington
Cordela Wilson
Granville
Bessie Davidson
Helen Smith
Florence Given
J. A. Wilson
Dawson Glenn
Oxbow
Lewis Spalding
Leon Sutherland
J. C. Sutherland
Kerene Spalding
Magnolia
Josephine Hollingsworth
West Liberty
Tomlin
Toluca
Swaney Boys
J M Bumegarner
McNabb
E. B. Mills
RL. Eyman
Esther Kern
F E Smith
Reading Circle
Green Lawn
Edna Wilson
Alice Sylvester
Lita Bentley
Jessie Peterson
Hennepin
Joe Bowman
Ira Brenner
Lostant
Theodore Sylvester
CI &S&s.r R
Maggie Smith
Streator
Mills
JL S
Wooters
Pine
Centralia
Foley
C. W. Curtis
Herman Koeper
Mendota
Schoenneshoefer
Louise Noel
Oglesby
Lestant Friends
Miles Ruble
James Davey
James E. Conlin
W. H. Griffin
Grand Ridge
C. W
Curtis
John Hennig
Fr. Sheehan
Polo
P. E. Hand
M. Quaintance
Marie and Sperniece Phillips
Ann Toemmes
A. C. Kelso
H. C. McKenzie
Ella
Albert
Leonore
Gutteridge
Reading
Oo J. Mo
Boomington
Charles Merritt
Mahlon Merritt
Dwight
I. E. Merritt
Hoopeston
A. W
G. W. Wilson
Eureka Springs
Wenona Social Notes and Bargain Day Planned
Mrs C M Turner visited over Sunday with her daughter Stella at Eureka College. Misses Gertrude Judd Hazel Glover and their eighth grade Denis attended the county exam in Lacon with E F Perry. Joseph Lanning of Dana visited C A Axline due to his wife’s illness. Ladies night at the Commercial club drew a large crowd. Buelah Brown of Normal visited relatives. Bargain day set for May 2 in Wenona with special inducements from local firms in a journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenona
C M. Turner
Stella
Eureka
Gertrude Judd
Hazel Glover
Denis
Lacon
E. F. Perry
Joseph Lanning
Dana
C. A. Axline
Buelah Brown
Shanks Finds Foley’s Honey and Tar Eases Night Cough
In Lewisburg Indiana J A Shanks cared for visiting grandchildren with severe colds and persistent coughs. After a prescribed medicine failed he took Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and reports his family slept through the night without coughing.
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J. A. Shanks
Lewisburg
Ind
Mr. Shanks
Foley’s
ALS. Tronmonger
Where would man be today without women's effort
A woman orator prompts the audience with the question where man would be today without women. A voice from the gallery replies that he would be in the Garden of Eden eating strawberries.
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Garden of Eden
Hce
Wheat Crop’s Ice Damage Warns Farmers to Switch Crops
Article notes widespread winter wheat damage from ice beneath a thaw and freeze cycle, urging farmers from Ohio to Tennessee to plow up affected fields after April 25. It recommends sowing spring wheat, barley, or planting corn and potatoes for better returns.
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Central
West
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Man
Granville News Notes Health Hope and School Spelling
State's Attorney Taylor of Hennepin near breakdown due to illness may take a vacation at Hearth resort. John Swaney school held a literary program at Granville city hall on April 20 with a crowded audience. Judge Mills slowly improving in hospital. Fire destroys the Pigpis cottage on West South street with losses. Granville township held a spelling contest with six spellers chosen to represent the town. Mark Standard won the contest over Granville with Victor Rah for Mark.
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Granville Echo
Taylor
Hennepin
Circuit Court
John Swaney School
City Hall
Granville
Graneville
Audiendée
Judge Mills Ie
William Pigpis
West South Street
Plopit
Township
Lumber Seller Reports Low-Cost Jumper Sawing Nearby
A Magnolia note from R Spencer mentions a mill 44 miles northwest offering a Jumper sawed lumber at $20 per M. red elm and other wood types excluded. The fragment includes a childlike exchange about money and fear of a robber demanding cash.
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Magnolia
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