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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

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Notice to Subscribers on Second Class Postage Rules

Local notice explains Illinois weekly papers must use second class postage for paid up subscribers and those who prepay or notify in advance. It urges readers to subscribe or renew, cites Magnolia and Sparland business figures, and mentions a troublesome Lacon Varna Wenona auto trail mud road as context for local civic interest.

Illinois Washington, DC Postoffice Department Henry Republica Qvill Post Office Department Lke Albert Isedht Magnolia Sparland Henry Magno Lacon Lacon-Varna Wenona Lacon-Varna-Wenona Allen Varna Wenona Minois Lacon Bridge

Final Examination List for Class of 1912 at County

The final examination roster for the Class of 1912 lists 67 pupils including Elmer Bogner Roy M Day Ida Grady Dora Schubert and others. The Friday April 26 session before County Superintendent Perry covers endless subjects with notes on English Latin and science classes and school events.

Perry Hist Elmer Bogner Roy M Day Ida Grady Dora Schubert Blanche Jenkins Lawrence McMahon Clark Johnson Shearl Rowe Ralph Gustafaon Etta Schulte Grace Coffsman Christine Satchwell Edward Manski Lewis Justice Charles Rees Rudolph Strawn Emma Schulte Alma Calder Bessie Munson Rebecca McAllister Alma Hendricks Dewitt Wright Dorrus Norwood Agnes Kane Eldon Lane John Leonard Johanna Steffins Ray Snyder Elsie Holt Edmund Stuebing Ed Harrington Orval Cavanaugh Marie Steffins Vermon Stuebing Lewis Wabel Loretta Wallace John A Moore Margaret Mallman David Watkins Lutile Caruthers Carrie Greenlee Roger Lovett Edwin Fiane Loeon Isdna Bell Irving Stevens Jenness Downey Odell of Sparland Netto

Illinois Progressive Era Woman’s Club Federation Meeting

The Sixteenth District Federation of Women’s Clubs held its annual meeting at the MLE church with delegates from most clubs. Mrs Howard H Priestley of Princeton presided. Mrs R L Vivian opened with blessing. Mrs L Clift gave a welcome. Reports from departments followed. a large dinner and supper were served. evening programs featured music by Mrs Lucas and the Henry Woman’s club quartet. State Senator Hugh S. Magill spoke on Illinois progress and conservation. The address urged soil and forest conservation and the cultivation of strong home life and citizenship. (Continued on page four)

Rev Reichel Wwe TV Woman's Club Senator Magill R. L. Vivian Federation of Woman's Clubs MLE Howard H Priestley Princeton R L. Vivian L Clift Illinois Federation of Woman's’ Clubs Nation Priestley M Ff Federation G Lucas Julian White Peoria Minnie Starr Granger State Federation of Woman's Clubs Theodore Disosway Church Orgain Lucas Henry Woman's Club Henry Hugh S. Amaulll Magill Illinois Commonwealth Efigtern England Greece Rome Egypt Womans Club

Weathered week yields town news and river high

The Plymouth area reports heavy rains with river levels rising and lower locks submerged. Barn raising planned on Albert Quinn farm in Saratoga township. Pekin ships load 20 000 bushels of corn for transit. Henry lock becomes a makeshift beauty parlor as painters work on the David Swain and barge. Cemetery grounds receive spring cleanup. Legislative notes touch Woodmen rates and county attorney salaries. Township Sunday School Convention announced for Henry on May 19 1912 with program details.

Lenora Ellis Abbie Becker Jean Henry Normal Quincy Evelyn Hartley Albert Quinn Saratoga Township James Barry Pekin Turner-Hudnut Co Henry David Swain Moendey David Barge Percy H C Reichel Mary H Whetzel Reichel Whetzel Eureka Coral Paso Journal Senate Donahue House Marshall Putnam Stark Dr Powell Cemetery Avenue Henry Cemetery Treasury Department Bulkley Ohio Treasury

Hearing Set on Burlington Bridge Navigation Blockage

The War Department schedules a June 4 hearing in Chicago on the Swain Packet Co petition to convert the Burlington bridge at La Salle into a movable span. The case, once reviewed by the supreme court of witnesses, will proceed with participation from Shippers civic groups and business associations along the Illinois river.

Burlington la Salle Illinels Chicago Swain Packet Co Supreme Court of Witness Sucher McNemar Moore War Department United States Engineers Packet Company Illinois River

Inspectors Inspect River Boats on Illinois Reach

U S inspectors from the St Louis division surveyed vessels on the upper Illinois this week to issue new certificates for the year. Charles Thompson and Will MeDonald inspected steamers David Swain Florence Peerless City of Pekin and swains barge Con sor at Chillicothe. They stated their navigation jurisdiction extends to Marseilles as war department controls the river to that point.

U S Illinois River Illinois St Louis Charles Thompson Donald David Swain Florence LD Peerless City of

Public School Board Elects Secretary and Lists Committees

The Board of Education of School District No. 35 met on April 25 with Fred W Potter presiding and elected Dr R S Bayne as secretary. Standing committees named include Finance Bayne Gregory Downes Building Barry Phillips Hall Education Phillips Barry Bayne Visiting Downey Barry Phillips Supplies Hall Downey Bayne Grievance Gregory Hall Downey Commencement Bayne Barry Gregory. Henry high school commencement set for Friday June 7 with a class of 10.

Board of Education Fred W Potter R. S Bayne Bayne Gregory Downes Barry Phillips Hall Barry Bayne Downey Barry Phillips Bayne Crievance Gregory Hall Bayne Barry Gregory King The Henry High School

Dashing New Hats Exhibit At Graves Millinery Peoria

The Summoner Girls display stylish hats at Graves Millinery Store Peoria this week. Graves’ New York office on 604 Broadway prides Peoria store as current with Broadway trends and offers hats 25 percent cheaper than rivals. The Henry Republican commits to six articles on Historic Steps In the Society of Friends with two appearing in this issue.

Graves Biz Millinery Peorias Broadway Henry Republican Society of Friends Wiptar

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Hird M. En Epworth League Kepping Zenos Graves Epworthians L. R Shyrock Glasford Blaisdell the District Federation Township Christian Church Henry, Ill L. R. Phillips H. CG C. M. Snyder Pauline Willams Andrews Vivian Vivien Solo Burlington Bridge Jja Salle
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