Woman's Club Holds Art Themed Session In May Meeting
The regular Woman's Club session met May 4 at Mrs Margaret N White's home with a symposium on Ideal Art including Madonnas Lithography Photography and Cathedral Glass. Papers were read by Misses Kirkpatrick Jones and others amid musical numbers and reports from president Mrs Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Margaret N. White
Department of Art
J.8. Townsend
Mary L. Locke
Anna Culter Hall
Carrie M. Jones
Mayme Kirkpatrick
Margaret N. White. Cathedral Glass
Edna Powers Monier
Miss Kirkpatrick
Hodgson
Springfield
Pauline Williams
Ethel White
Oman
Townsend
Nebraska
District Federation
Peoria
L. Jones
G. M. Locke
Josephine Townsend
Mre Paskell
Grace Lincoln
Cora BE
Forrest
M. Laverna Disosway
High Water About the Henry Lock River Image
A river flood photo shows water covering the lower wall and Henry dam is not visible. The writer dismisses dam blame, notes last year’s high water, and predicts river return to banks if a six week dry spell occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Landmark buildings torn down and moved in Henry area
The Schuster building owned by John Hartley is being torn down. The Henry House, owned by George Hiltebrandt, will be cut in two parts with the front moved to the east of Mrs Hauser and the rear remaining on the lot at Second and School streets. Both halves will be remodeled into six room rentals. The old frame Hartley lot will host a brick building this summer. Also noted are Henry Creamery Co milk routes, a runaway accident to Ed BK Smith, and a private sale of the Miles tenant house to Floyd Monier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Miss Major
Chloris
Queen of Flowers
Mary Keller
Mab
Bess Wykoff
Paul Burkhart
Ethel Garland
Charlie McBride
Nellie Coan
Virgil Vail
8. P. Hill
Alexander Brown
Brown
Rev McCown
Persever
Schuster
John Hartley
Henry
George Hiltebrandt
Second Street
Henry Creamery Co
J. A. Williams
South Whitefield
Miles
Main Street
Floyd Monier
Floyd
McGee of
Lostant
Marseilles
Evelyn E. Jones
District Federation of Woman’s Clubs
16Th Congressional District
Peoria
Wm Ketchum
Logansport
Ind
Spencer Ketchum
Indiana
W. H. Gigler
Business College
Princeton
Venona
Quick Arrest Brings Cure for Severe Piles
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama endured a severe piles ordeal with 24 tumors. After doctors failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly stopped inflammation and cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain priced 25 cents at Dr Powell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Cooking School by Mrs Waterman in Henry Illinois
A cooking school led by Mrs Alice Cary Waterman of Marlborough House Atlantic City runs May 11 to 16 in the C. R. Jones building Edward Street Ed ward with daily 2:30 pm sessions. Tickets are 11 dollars for the course or 25 cents for a single ticket. The program covers bread making meats breakfasts fish and vegetables salads and desserts with demonstrations and practical kitchen tips. Ladies should bring a spoon cup napkin and notebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cary Waterman
Marlborough House
Atlantic City
N. J
The
Library Association
Henry
Ill
C. R. Jones
Edward Street
Worcester
Spring Ailments and Health Tonic Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Her bine as a spring tonic to remove winter waste and restore strength. It promises improved digestion and energy, and notes a 50c price at Powells. Also includes a steamship fare listing from Henry to Queenstown or Liverpool at 64.54 with 4 percent off. Jacob A. Melick is the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
F. A. Powells
Henry
Queenstown
Liverpool
Jacob A. Melick
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Illinois River
V. R. Pond
Michigan
Fairchild
Bell
Post Office Department
Washington D. C
T. L. Jones
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Peoria Star
Robert Kelley
St Joseph’s
Schubert Company
Eleanor Chestnut
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Sien Chow
China
M. E. Church
Atlla
Epworth
League
St Joseph’s Church
Gallaher
Hall
W. O. Magnon
Ottawa
Presbyterian Church
A. P. Cooper
Wyoming
Iowa
Cooper
Cedar Rapids
New Jerusalem Church Society
Ladies’ Union
Treasury
Ladies Union
Chester Bidwell
Louise Helper
George Burt
J. H. Williams
Maria Davis
Maud Tabor
Cyrus W. Field
Kepler
Grant
Lincoln
Columbus
Patent Office
Christ
God
St Paul
Ed BK
Smith