Widow Rachel Forsythe Tyler Dies After 25 Years of Marriage
Mrs C H Tyler aged 71 died after two weeks of illness. She leaves an aged husband and a son Albert in Larned Kansas. A New Church member and devoted wife she was respected by neighbors and will have a simple funeral at home followed by a memorial sermon in June by Rev L G Landenberger.
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C. H. Tyler
H. Tyler
Rachel
Forsythe
Apa
Faulkner
Tyler
New Church Society
Albert
Larned
Ikan
L. G. Landenberger
Loyal Illinois harness maker Lewis Snyder dies at 51
Lewis Snyder a Henry Illinois resident born October 16 1810 in Berke county Pennsylvania died May 7 186? aged 51 years 4 months 21 days after a long life of public service and church involvement. He moved to Henry in 1850 opened a harness shop and became a respected Republican citizen. He was married twice first to Charlotte Young and later to Clara Brown. Survived by few descendants and a widow, his funeral was at the Methodist church with choir offerings and interment at Henry cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Snyder
Lewis Spyder
Berke County
Henry
Ill
Reading
Jlind
Charlotte Young
Peoria
Bas
Snyder
Joseph Moodey
Emel Manski
Clara Brown
Bureau County
Lfe
Charlotte
William
Methodist Church
D.8. McCown
L. R. Phillips
Worth McVicker
D. 8. McCown
Alexander Brown
W.K. Pershing
E H. Hutchins
John Kine
J. A. Melick
Wm. Fosdick
Henry Cemetery
Criah Humble Mentioned in Report
A fragment from URIAH C HUMBLE shows a brief reference to Criah Humble, indicating a named individual in the archival text. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
Local Notables in Covington and Henry Obituaries
Obituary notices recount the dying years of a Covington carpenter turned contractor who died in Henry Ill at 85 after a long bronchial illness. He leaves a first wife Acuna Jones and second wife Julian Hemminger, plus children Elizabeth, Harry, Charles, Lyle, and stepchildren, with a mournful church farewell and a large local funeral. Also noted is the death of Mrs Charles Heininger, 85, of Henry, with details of her family and services in Henry and Chillicothe.
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Ty, Ky
Henry
Covington
Louieville
Acuna Jones
Mra Elizabeth van Reuaalaer
New York City
Harry H
Washington, DC
Charles C
Victor, Mo
Covington, Ky
Julian Hemminger
Cas
Lyle C
Chicago
Mra
W. H. Jones
R. H. Boldrick
Des Moines
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Wovington
Bishop Merrill
Amos Shinkle
Humble
McCown
Messra J. Jones
Thomas Monler
Mozer
Samuel
Charles Heininger
Emma Jane Rotsnza
Chillicothe
Metamors
Ruby
Vivian
Lulu
Im Charles Jr
Royal Circle
Fr Gorter
Episcopal Church
Gertrude Potter
May Young
Fancie Nicholson
Emily Fawcett
Patrick McManus
Ridney Ray
Frank Bush
Fred Bickerman
George Berganty
John C. Ford
Father Gorter
J. W. Hirs
Rautoul
Frank Downey
Kitty Heininger
Bloomington
Henry Heldfiger
Aiece Josie
Metamora
Joseph Weininger
Deaths and tributes for Capt Isaac Vaughn of Wenona
Capt Isaac Vaughn died at his Wenona home on April 27 at age 72. He led the 101st St Vale, served as county treasurer and Wenona’s first mayor, and leaves wife and four children Ralph Fred Mrs L Bayne and Mrs Hill. His funeral followed at the German church.
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Isaac Vaughn
Wenona
Vaughn
101Th St. Vale
Ralph
Fred
Bayne
Mraud
Marshall County Medical Society holds semi annual meeting
The Marshall County Medical Society met May 10 in Henry city hall with Dr Forrest as president. Dr W O Ensign spoke on society organization, Dr Fogg described a case from Wenona, and others from Wenona Lacon and Henry contributed. Attendees elected Potts of Lacon as delegate to the Bloomington state society meeting May 17–19, 1904, and appointed various officers and obituary duties.
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Marshall County Medical Society
Henry
Forrest
W. O. Ensign
Rutland
Fogg
Wenona
Oliver
Potts
Martin
Lacon
Hendrick
Cromwell
Putnam County Medical Society
Dra Ugler
Magnolia
Dakin
Potts of
State Society
Bloomington
Henry Woman's Club May Meeting Highlights And Officers
The Henry Woman's Club met May 2 with president Mrs E B Jones and guests Mrs H Hutchine and Mrs Marshall Downey. Mrs Hessler from Chicago spoke on interior decoration with wall papers and Tiffany glass, aiding members with artistic home styling. The May 9 meeting will be hosted by Mrs F S Potter as officers were elected: President Miss Clara G Williams, first vice Mrs W W, second vice Mrs Ida Ketena, Recording Secretary Mrs Huntly N Bonham, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Emily Sparling, Treasurer Mrs Clara N Waughop.
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George Halbleth
E. B. Jones
Départment of Arc
Edna P. Monier
Nttle Marie Woodrum
Kentucky
John C. Hessler
Chicago
Art
State Federation
District Federation
Chillicothe
Beneft
Marshall Downey
Hessler
Womans Club
Potter
Clara G. Wiliams
Mre
W. W. 2d
Ida Ketenuna
Mra Huntly N. Bonham
Emily Sparling
Mive Clara N. Waughop
Bessley
Townsend
Department of Philanthropy and Reform
State Federation of Womnative Clubs
Eugenis M. Bacon
Decatur
M. E. Church
Charles A. Bennett
Department of Manual Arts
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Presbyterian Church
Ralning
Audubon Committee
W. H. Mason
Cora E. Forrest
Lillian Andrews
Ida L. Tongs
BE. B. Jones
Vialtorn
Ita
Henry Republican
Henry Times
Boney
Laverna Srowk DI Sosway
Powell Store Endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Publicized
J. E. and F. A. Powell recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to friends and customers. They claim indigestion damages health, unsettles the stomach, and causes disease while Kodol digests food and cures indigestion and dyspepsia. The product is described as a perfect digestant and strength-building tonic with renewed health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
F. A. Powell
Illness Updates From Local Residents
The Sick Mrs Hiram Hunter has regained brightness after a 48 hour unconscious spell aided by two physicians and two nurses. Bonham, confined by a stomach issue, remains hopeful. his daughter Miss Emily assists as a nurse. Warner Scott stays frail while Henry Koch, ill with bowel inflammation, endures suffering in the city.
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Hiram Hunter
Jon
D. Bonham
Hviog
Huraday
Atuy
Emily
Warner Scott
Henry Koch
Complete Map of Marshall and Putnam Counties Premium Offer
The Republican offers a Special Premium to new and annual subscribers: a Complete Map of Marshall and Putnam Counties valid to July 1, 1904, for 60 cents, with the year’s paper and map together for $2.00. The map shows land ownership, townships, rivers, lakes, railroads, routes, churches, and schools in color. Get yours before they are gone.
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Ublican
Marshall
Putnam
Republican
Henry Ieas
Clergy Delegation Attends Funeral in Chatsworth
Rev Knllery travels to Chatsworth for the funeral of the father of Rev Fr Murtaugh of Streffield. A large delegation of priests is expected to attend the service.
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Bohoroyomomkorocrokomoronoms
Knllery
Chatsworth
Murtaugh
Streffield
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Mortuary Record
Wes Rapiers
Uriah
Criah
Fred Wickle
Dutery
Zumbueh
James Steele
William McFadden
Marshall Co. Medical Society
Henry Woman’s Club
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