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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

9

Henry Beats Chillicothe 8 to 2 In Season Opener

Henry’s fast lineup dominated Chillicothe as Blundell hit a home run and the club piled six runs in the fourth inning. Powers of Chillicothe homered, but Henry answered with multiple hits and strong defense. The article notes crowd support from Lacon and discusses local visitors, a Maypole plan, and a world tour wager dog team en route home.

Henry Chillicothe Percy Swain Lacon McLinden Blundell Jack Wood Powers Herman Blundy Gilbert Hussy Harvey W. Brown St. John New Foundland Paskell Putnam Bureau Chicago H. PO A. E Reves Scholes Haines Kramer Heininger Kanavie If-ss Bee Lofgren McGaffigan Wood James Glatz

Miss Florence Swigert joins Mary Ryan's millinery staff

In News of a Week items Florence Swigert becomes the new milliner at Mary Ryan's. Several local notices mention visits, household changes, and community events including church meetings, concerts, and ongoing Depue dredging progress.

Memorial Day Tribute From Henry Veterans List

As Memorial Day approaches we recall our duty to remember the brave heroes whose graves honor our cemetery. The article lists veterans from 1861-65 residing near Henry and urges honoring them with flowers and patriotic displays to preserve the union and demonstrate lasting love for country.

Henry G. M. Locke W. H. German Stephen Grady Alex Daniels Lewis E. Simpson Charles C. Smith A. T. Crompton Robert Doran Frank Leavitt William Lopeman William Wilson Jonas Maust Capt Weatherby A. H. Green T. F. Lash Joseph Caley William Starliper Ken McNeal Howard Young H. A. Herder J. S. Burt Abe T. Shorts James F. Smith Addison Tanquary J. R. Newman

Geese Collector Housed In Lacon With Vast Aviary

Attorney Magoon Barnes keeps fifty native wild geese on an eight acre tract at Lacon. Most birds have the first wing joint removed. The collection claims to be the largest native North American wild geese assemblage in captivity with twenty thousand eggs. Mrs. W C Patterson and family members visited Henry for business trading with locals as the Republican notes a pleasant call.

Thomas Webb Peoria Henry George A. Burt Princeton Webb Depue U. S Fuller Star Theater Richard Croker Ireland Magoon Barnes Lacon W. C. Patterson Hennepin Pauline Republican

Illinois press meeting and local notices in Henry

News of the city reports upcoming Illinois Press association meetings in Chicago June 14 to 16 and local items from Henry including school openings, appointments, and community updates. Dentists attend state convention in Peoria while Turtle Creek area sees mild weather and praise for fine day to outdoors activities.

Illinois Press Association Sherman House Chicago Peoria John Hartley John Moon John Stephen Henry Township J. O. Winship Putnam Miss Helper Bureau Ray Thompson Fort Atchison, Wis New York City Columbus Henry Wisconsin Fred Schick Greeley Col Iowa Deneen Chicago Lighting Trust Illinois Gas and Electric Co Bya Harrison Rebekahs Stark County Marshall County Pace John Applen Applen George Warren Henry Applen Saratoga I. W. Camery C. F. Snyder Board of Education Hartley R.S. Bayne Woman's Club

Henry Township Sunday school convention to meet May 21 1911

Henry Ill hosts the annual Sun day school convention at the M B church with A B Smith presiding. Afternoon program features Miss Clara B Waughop, Rev Brooks, F N Reod and Irma Vogelsang among others. evening session led by H F Andrews and A B Smith. Preliminary county contest set for May 15 at 8 pm with student declamations, songs, and essays. Admission 15 and 10 cents.

Florence Swigert Mary Ryan Rasmussen Bureau Mary Duke Presbyterian Church Snoozer Henry Lyman Champ Lostant Ladies' Aid Society Hancock of Lacon Ed Sterrett Ida Ketchum Henry Township M. B. Church Ill A.B. Smith Clinton Snyder Clara B. Waughop Sparland Marshall County F. N. Re Alice Gilpin Ladies Quartet Busby Magnolia J. A. Williams A. B. Smith Marla Davis Panzer M. E. Cchurch Lebach Evelyn Hartley Grammar School Magdaline Phillips Alta Vogelsang Hazel Williams Helen Phillips Boyville Fanfare Des Dragons Boscovitz Belle Doyle Marry 'Seltz Wiggins Grammar School Quartette Nellie Coan Marlon Bickerman Paul Burkhart Venus Culver Gordon Downey Charles Green Lloyd Hunter Eugene Jenness Kenneth King Herbert Pace Mildred Stever Hurtle Swiger

Grand Musicale at M E Church Saturday Night

Henry public invited to a classically brimming concert with an orchestra performing works by Paganini Wilhlemj Massenet and other composers. Artists include Lillian Glen Prouty Sig Antonio Frosolano and Marx Oberndorfer. Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children.

Henry M. E Broadway Antonio Frosolano Marx Oberndorfer Joan of Arc Arla Lillian Glen Prouty Atackecke Paganini Wilhelmj Sig Ronald Henschel Massenet Wieniawski Liz Ave Marie Cavalleria Rusticana Sig

Methodist church social and programs invite all

The Epworth League Missionary department at M. E. Church announces a Friday social at L. Kraus, a Little Light Bearers animal social in the park Saturday, a 6 o clock religious meeting Sunday morning, and a Sunday night program by the Epworth League with B L officers installation. A Township Sunday School convention is planned the following Sabbath with services including Epworth League anniversaries and officer installation. All are invited.

H. W. Burger M. E. Church L. Kraus Epworth League B. L Methodist Church R. L. Vivian

Rooster Alarm Clock Causes Sabbath Morning Stir

An early tale from Henry County recounts Lyman Horrom’s rooster waking the household at 4 each morning. The fowl’s crowing, once tied to John H Williams, provoked a chase before Lyman forgave the bird. Floyd D Williams leaves for Davenport to join Mutual Phoenix Ins Co after teaching Union school.

Lyman Horrom Lyman Willy Clayman John H. Williams John John Williams Floyd D. Williams J. H. Williams Davenport Mutual Phoenix Insurance Co Floyd Our Marshall County Sparland Union School Henry Henee

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W. M. Washburn Central Park Dick Turpin Peoria Lake Peoria Journal Christian Church Bro. Reichel News OF the City Henry Township Sunday School Paul Jones Schiller von Hillern Harter Ben Sivell Nellie Camery C. P. Carroll Grand Musicale
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