Manual Training Exhibition At Henry Public School
Henry Public School hosted an afternoon open house showcasing manual training and domestic science from primary to high school. exhibits included paper cuttings, weaving, sewing, woodwork, maps, and models. the event drew many parents and featured a program in the high school room with music and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Public School
Lulu Hillabrand
Holland
Washington
George Washington
Frank Potter
E. Louise Helper
Robinson Crusoe
Mission Social Aids Rev Worthing in Borneo
Epworth League sponsored a six booth mission exhibit at the Methodist church parlor with Miss Lulu Hillabrand steering Borneo items amid curios from six fields. Messages from Rev. C W Worthing ton were read and the event raised 26 dollars despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Epworth League
Java
Haworth League
Ella Snyder
Bertha Smith
Mary Ponzer
Louis Kraus
India
Jennie Higgins
Japan
Eva Harrison
Edna Stoner
Philippines
United States
Will Hannum
Otto Perdew
Borneo
Lulu Hillabrand
Cloe Worthington
Sven Ceature
Medical Consolidation In Marshall and Putnam Counties
Physicians from Marshall and Putnam counties held a special session in the Camp House parlors at Henry to discuss forming a unified Marshall Putnam County Medical Society. Dr. Simmons of Magnolia presided as temporary chair with Dr. Eat of Henry as secretary as they voted to organize a single active society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
Medical Society
Camp House
Putnam and
Marshall Counties
Illinois State Medical Society
Chicago
Ottawa
Dixon
Rutland
Lestant
Galesburg
Granville
Magnolia
Varna
Lacon
C. C. Hunt
E. W. Weis
Henry Boy
Ensign
Pettit
Helm
Henry Republican
Marshall
Putnam Counties
Henry
Co. C. Hunt
Dr. Simmons
Eat
C. C. Hunt Fof Dixon
BH. W. Wels
State Medical Society
J. F. Perry
Frank Allport
Dr. Pettit
Tuberculosis Fame
Allport
Hunt
Wels
Kemp
Peterson
Mabry
Swein
Hendrick
Commencement Exercises for Henry High School Class of 1908
The Henry high school class of 1908 will hold commencement in the first week of June. The likely date is Thursday evening June 4 to avoid a clash with the Marshall county inter-scholastic contest. The class includes eleven students: Harold Hunter William Dewey Thomas Andrews Leigh Lincoln Horatio Hartley Margaret Green Pearl Bush Minnie Bickerman Pearl Huffman Cleo Chance Yolande Beall. The event at the M E church will feature a musical program an oration and diploma presentations. The full program will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hunter
William Dewey
J. Allen Williams
Thomas Andrews
Leigh Lincoln
Leroy King
Lennie McBride
Clarence Phillips
Bert Meade
Alden Hunter
Tabret
Bennie
The
Henry High School
Marshall County
Horatio Hartley
Margaret Green
Pearl Bush
Minnie Bickersman
Pearl Huffman
Cleo Chance
Yolande Beall
M. E. Church
Death of Horace A Stephens at 73 in St Louis
Horace A Stephens aged 73 died May 11 at his daughter Mrs May Stephens Chartier 4268 McPherson Ave St Louis from hemorrhage of the bowels after paralysis. Born August 1834 he came with his family from Chicago to Henry and lived there until after the Civil War owning a noted home later used by ex Mayor Hutchins. Survived by brothers and sisters Edward Robert Charles and Clara of Chicago and Los Angeles and Bradford visit notes Cora Hadden visiting sisters.
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Adam Peterman
Hya Kramer
Kramer
Tiskilwa
Henry
Hall
Forrest
Peoria
New York State
Mr. Lippert
Petermans
Adam
Miss Regina
Lippert
Peterman
Fone
Johnny
George
Barbara
Joseph
Lawrence
Frank
Catherine
William
John L
Ida
Adam Lippert
Magnolia Township
Lawrence Lippert
Los Angeles
Cal
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Zumbuehl
Calvary Cemetery
May Stephens Chartier
McPherson Avenue
St. Louis
Horace A, Stephens
Chicago
Hutchins
Edward
Robert
Charles
Clara
Stephens
Drowned Horses After Crossing Sandy Creek Ford
J. W. Newell a La con horse trainer lost a team of young colts last Friday while fording Sandy creek in Hopewell township near T. W. Stoner's. High water and swift current swept the horses off their feet entangling them in harness. Newell barely saved himself. The colts belonged to Rollin Swindler of Magnolia and Charles Martin of Hopewell. The incident highlights neglected ford access as bridges were removed years ago due to creek damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Newell
Lacon
Sandy Creek
Hopewell Township
T. W. Stoner
Crazy Creek
Advertised Letters at Henry Post Office May 13 1908
Letters remaining unclaimed include Cora Austin Harry Kane Esq Mrs Minto Mitchell Elmér Reichardt Esq Theodore Disosway P M. The brief notice lists names in a standard postal service unclaimed letters list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Cora Austin
Harry Kane
Minto
Winta) Mitchell
Elmér Reichardt
Theodore Disosway
P. M
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Hiawatha
Gertrude Bickerman
Longfellow
Nokomis
wWhittier
Illinois
Miss May Young
Matthew Stelle
Europe
Jack Humble
Paul Jones
John McVicker
Grover Kern
Harry Seitz
Roger Lovett
Harry Nilson
Ivan Clark
Charles Green
Ormand Andrews
Everett McBride
George Snyder
Aubrey Stibgen
Harold Motter
Alfred Mallary
Miss Meier
King
Henry D. Watercott
J. Watercott & Co
St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Willis
C. W. Worthington
Clee Worthington
Marshall and
Medical
H. W. Thele
Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society
Evanston
Kun‘toul
Shelbyville
Duquoin
Champaign County
Society
Thele
C. L. Loomis
Nebraska
Texas
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Cora Hadden
Bradford
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