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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

12

Notice to Subscribers on Second Class Postage Requirements

The Henry Republican urges subscribers in Illinois to pay in advance or indicate when they will remit to maintain second class postage. It warns a cut in nonpaying names and describes a Mud Trail incident involving Albert Hecht and others on the Lacon Varna Wenona route.

Illinois Washington, D. C Post Office Department Henry Republican Albert Hecht Magnolia Sparland Henry Lacon- Varna Lacon-Varna-Wenona Allen Lacon Lacon Bridge

One Trip Would Be Sufficient

A clipped note from Lacon and Varna residents warns Henry will push the Trail through despite an almost impassable road from Lacon to Varna. The letter urges the route be laid out differently and urges readers to subscribe to The Republican for full coverage.

Lacon Varna Henry

Final Examination List for 1912 County Pupils

The final exam before County Superintendent Perry on Friday April 26 lists 67 pupils by name including Elmer Bogner Roy Day Ida Grady Dora Schubert Blanche Jenkins Lawrence McMahon Clark Johnson Shearl Rowe Ralph Gustafson Etta Schulte Grace Coffman Christine Satchwell Edward Manski Lewis Justice Charles Rees Rudolph Strawn Emma Schulte Alma Calder Bessie Munson Pearl Cook Harrison Culbertson Lester Lewis Roga Brandt Freda Ensign Gail Carrithers Clara Iliff Marie McCoy Edna Jesse Ruth Hanchett Eva Russell Hdna McMahon Glen McCully John Kissell Lyle Duncan Raymond Zilm Edna Calder Kathryn May Zella Kimble Lawrence Fairbanks Harry Duffield Eugene Calvin Anna Marks William Rudolph Mary Wilson Emily Smith Clara Staab Rebecca McAllister Alma Hendricks Dewitt Wright Dorrus Norwood Agnes Kane Eldon Lane John Leonard Johanna Stefins Ray Snyder Elsie Holz Edmund Stuebing Ed Harrington Orval Cavanaugh Marie Steffins Vernon Stuebing Lewis Wabel Loretta Wallace John A. Moore Margaret Mallman David Watkins Lucile Carrithers.

Perry Elmer Bogner Roy M. Day Ida Grady Dora Schubert Blanche Jenkins Lawrence McMahon Clark Johnson Shearl Rowe Ralph Gustafson Etta Schulte Grace Coffman Christine Satchwell Edward Manski Lewis Justice Charles Rees Rudolph Strawn Emma Schulte Alma Calder Bessie Munson Pearl Cook Harrison Culberson Lester Lewis Roga Brandt Freda Ensign Gail Carrithers Clara Iliff Marie McCoy Edna Jesse Ruth Hanchett Eva Russell Hdna McMahon Glen McCully John Kissell Lyle Duncan Raymond Zilm Edna Calder Kathryn May Zella Kimble Lawrence Fairbanks Harry Duffield Eugene Calvin Anna Marks William Rudolph Mary Wilson Emily Smith Clara Staa

School Chimes and Senior Activities at Lacon High

Carrie Greenlee plays piano this week as domestic science classes bake sponge cake and share new recipes. visitors from Roger Lovett and Edwin Kane attend last week while seniors prepare class day exercises and motto colors and flowers are chosen. extra items cover sermons, Epworth League plans, and community club remarks.

Carrie Greenlee Roger Lovett Edwin Kane Lacon Edna Bell Irving Stevens Jenness Downey Odell Sparland Goldenrod

Illinois Progress and Problems Addressed by Sixteenth District Federation

The Sixteenth District Federation of Women's Clubs met in Princeton with delegates from nearly all district clubs. President Mrs. Howard H. Priestley opened the session as reports, music, and speeches followed. State Senator Hugh S. Magill spoke on Illinois progress, conservation, and the home’s central role in shaping future citizens.

Ihe Federation of Woman’s Clubs M. E Howard H. Priestley Princeton R. L. Vivian 8.L. Clift Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs Illinois Henry Woman's Club City Federation C. L. Lucas Julia P. White Peoria Minnie Starr Granger State Federation of Woman's Clubs Theodore Disosway Priestley Lucas Henry Federation of Woman's Clubs Hugh S. Magill The Magill Commonwealth England Greece Rome Egypt Woman's Club Starved Rock

Weather, river high and town notices from Henry Ill

Wet Monday with high water flooding river areas and a mile wide stream. Reports note barn raising in Saratoga township to replace a burned barn, barge and ship movements for Pekin, cemetery cleanups, O E S social, and legislative talk on Woodmen rates and coinage changes. Community events include a Sunday school convention in Henry to be held May 19 1912 and local real estate moves by Prof H C Reichel.

Reichel Woman's Club Magill R. L. Vivian Lenora Ellis Abbie Becker Jean Henry Normal Quincy Evelyn Hartley Albert Quinn Saratoga Township James Barry Pekin Turner-Hudnut Co Henry David Swain David Barge Percy H. C. Reichel Deal Mary H. Whetzel Senate Donahue Marshall Putnam Stark Deneen Dr. Powell Cemetery Avenue Henry Cemetery Order C. A. Camp Dr. Jones Treasury Department Representative Bulkley Ohio Treasury Christian Church Henry, Ill

Hearing set on Burlington bridge at La Salle

June 4 hearing in Chicago will consider Swain Packet Co. petition to convert the La Salle Burlington bridge into a movable span blocking upper Illinois navigation. War Department invites business clubs and associations statewide to attend with shipowners civic groups along the Illinois River.

Burlington Bridge la Salle U. S. War Department Upper Illinois Chicago Swain Packet Co Supreme Court of Illinois Swains Sucher McNemar Moore War Department United States Engineers Packet Company Shipy23 Illinois River

Inspectors Pass Illinois River Vessels For New Licenses

U S inspectors from St Louis surveyed upper Illinois boats and barges this week issuing licenses for the year. Charles Thompson hulls and Will McDonald engines inspected steamers Swain Florence D Peerless City of Pekin and Swain’s barge Con sort at Chillicothe. They stated jurisdiction extends to Marseilles under War Department rules declaring the river navigable to that point.

U. S Illinois River Illinois St. Louis Charles Thompson Will McDonald David Swain Florence D Peerless City of

Board of Education selects officers and committees

At its April 25 meeting presided by Fred W. Potter the Board elected Dr. Rh S Bayne as secretary. Committees named include Finance Bayne Downey. Building Barry Phillips Hall. Education Phillips Bayne. Visiting Downey Barry Phillips. Supplies Hall Downey Bayne. Grievance Gregory Hall Downey. Commencement Bayne Barry Gregory King. Henry high school commencement set for Friday June 7 with a class of 10.

Board of Education Fred W. Potter Rh. S. Bayne Bayne Gregory Downey Barry Phillips Hall Barry Bayne Downey Gregory King Henry High School

Dashing New Hats Exhibit at Graves Big Millinery Peoria

The Summer Girls present an exhibition of new hats at Graves' Big Millinery Store in Peoria this week. Hats are touted as the latest Broadway fads and 25 percent cheaper than rivals, with national pride from Graves' New York office at 604 Broadway.

Graves Peoria Broadway Mr. Graves New York Metropolis

Historic Steps in the Society of Friends Comprise Series

The Henry Republican announces a six part series on the Historic Steps in the Society of Friends. Two installments appear in this issue with the remainder to follow in future issues as space allows.

Henry Republican Society of Friends

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Republican L. R. Shyrock Glasford Mr. Blaisdell the District Federation L. R. Phillips C. M. Snyder Pauline Williams H. F. Andrews Vivian May Young Vivien Rity Ames
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