Seven Days of Noted Affairs and Local Happenings
Local weekly roundup reports on church service changes, Dr. Conner's trip, and the Pearl steamer draw incident at La Salle. It covers La Roge village election results, Miss Lou Willey’s visit, Mexican and British financial interests, a garden advertisement tale, and community notices including road work, a pastor arrival, a cyclone write-up, and local businesses affected by the storm.
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Conner
Mt. Pleasant
Princeton
Burlington
U. S
Pearl
Willard
Michigan
New Hampshire
Thomas Relly
Camp Grove
Marshall County
U.h. Hldridge
Lexingtony
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Dasse
J. E Armstrong
Streator
DriWs Ry Weese
The
Central. Life Insurance Co
Ottawa
Grover, Coahier
Ottawa Banking and Trust
Astolicws
Kuhn
Kuba
Kuban
Hoter
Henry High School notes curriculum changes and staff actions
The report outlines curriculum changes including industrial work for lower grades, manual training for upper grades, and domestic science music expansion. It mentions faculty discussions on principal positions, recommendations by state officials, and actions by the Board of Education. It also lists graduates entering universities and a forthcoming Henry public school event with contests and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatior Bauca
Ning
Parry
W. J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Board of
Eduction
H. A. Hollister
State University
State University, Visita Our
Lehigh
Higene Jenness
Knox
Galesburg
Leroy King
North- Western
Hvanston
Bells Doyle
Yolande Beall
Bradley
Henry Public School preliminary contest set at Opera House
The Henry public school will hold a preliminary contest at the Henry Opera House on Friday May 15 afternoon and evening. Winners advance to Washburn on June 6 for first class and a gold medal for second class. contestants named in vocal and instrumental divisions are listed along with declamation and history class visitors.
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Henry
Henry Opera House
Washburn
Marion Doyle
Magdaline Phillips
Dorothy Stapp
Dorothy Cromwell
Jeannette Frommel
Ora MacKlein
Louis Meier
Helen Phillips
Ida Brown Marjor
E Duke
Esther Hunter
Washurn
Willis Aukland
Herbert Pace
May
Ward Bell
Gordon Downey
Marjorie Duke
Edna McManus
Arthur Newell
Guy Ransom
Florence Siewers
David Eggenberger
Edna Greenlee
Lela Gray
Edwin
Jenness Kenneth King
Minerva McKenzie
Selcyr Robinson
Henry Public School
Ora May-Klein
Instruz
Louis Melerand
Telen Phillips
Ida Brown
Phe
Maynard Bell
Edna M McManus
Edwin Jennes
Kenneth King
Seleyr Robinson
Dorothy Stepp
United States
Porrellland
Massey
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Literary Talk
The Woman's club met at Mrs. G. M. Clark's home on Monday May 4 with Mrs. Theodore Disosway presiding. Mrs. Nellie P. Harlin led the literature department and delivered an insightful paper on whether present fiction writers match those of the last century, praising Lydia Sigourney Harriet Beecher Stowe and others for influencing abolition and temperance movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Clark
Theodore Disosway
Nellie P
Harlin
Harlit
Bfarlin
Lydia Sigourney
Alice and Phebe
Cary
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Pen
Stowe
Frances ©. Willard
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Clark
Loomis
Anniversary edition notes missed readers in Putnam County
The 60th anniversary issue lists about 80 local business firms to be contacted to correct omissions. It reports upcoming events: the first annual Putnam County Oratorical and Athletic Association meet at John Swaney school on May 16 with literary and athletic contests, admission 25 cents and 15 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Magnolia
Swaney
Senachwine
John Swaney
Willsberhveld
Mother's Day services and church notices
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 14 o clock and evening worship with prayer meeting Thursday. Special music in Mother s Day service and a sermon on The Mother Flower. New Jerusalem Church plans May Cincinnati convention attendance and Sunday sermon on The Ascension of the Lord. Congregational meeting Saturday with choir practice.
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M. B
Epworth
J. BD. Mercer
St. Joseph's Church
Brett
Mary
Presbyterian-Church
Tevening
R. W Martin
New Jerusalem
L. G. Landenberger
New—Jerusalem
Cincinnati
Winston Churchill
Folin Hodder
Local notices mix with city chatter and repairs
A fragmentary page notes Gary Snell leasing rooms above the Republican office for a reception and sleeping quarters, plus health updates on Fry Fosdick. It mentions Memorial Sunday plans, a missing elevator disaster, and state Republican event talks with Wickersham's Bloomington speech setup.
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Baefe
Sohn
Applen
Gary Snell
Repub
Hubbards
Orl Lookout
Mt “Post
Odd
State Evans Station
Lasberiday
St. Francis Hospital
Wepubliaen
Ren. Y. de Ireland
Bloomington
Cereral
Wahburn
Iso
Itvis
Washburn
Dunne
Deason
Burlington Bridge
Bradford
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