Federation session at Henry Illinois May 7 8 1912
The 16th District Federation of Woman's clubs met in Henry on May 7 and 8 1912 with delegates from Peoria Pekin Lacon Princeton and Magnolia. Officers were elected amendments adopted and thanks extended to Henry hosts and church groups. Memorial notices reported deaths of Mrs. William Hoover and Ernst Frederick Meng with remembrances of family, church, and community service.
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Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Outlook Club
Peoria
North Peoria
University Club
Chillicothe
Catholic Woman's League
Lacon Woman's Club
Lacon
Woman’s Club
Chillicothé
Litta Society
Pekin
Woman's Teachers’ Club
Research
Ideal Club
Washington
Henry Woman's Club
Henry
Princeton Woman's Club
Princeton
Magnolia
Priestley
Vivian
Clift
Federation
Steinmetz
C. M. Lucas
Julia Proctor White
Peoria Woman's Club
Hunter
Minnie Starr Granger
State Federation
Civic Federation of
Peo- Tin
Lst
A . McGill
Rollin Swindler
J. B. Slynn
Sewell Townsend
Frank Carty
J. Grieves
Lacor
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ilinois
City of
Henry Club
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Hoover
Ada Martha Smith
Manlius Township
Hfe
Jackson Homestead
Bureau Township
Gladys
Opal
Verda
Edward Smith
Joseph Taylor
West Bureau
Ansel Richards
Lone Rock
Harry McCray
Arthur Greenfield
Stephen Smith
Wetley
Ed Smith
Rudd
Will Smith
West Bend
Jesus Christ
Joseph William Hoover
Wesleyan Methodist Church of West Bureau
Verda Luella
Christ
God
Princeton Tribune
Henry Republican
Henry Times
Post Office Department
Post Office— Department U
George A. Burt
Henry” Republican
R. F. Burt
Henry ‘Times
Hair care help for natural luxuriant looks
An advisory note emphasizes natural hair beauty and offers assistance for achieving rich, heavy, and luxurious hair. It presents guidance in a promotional tone, highlighting natural styling and care options from Moyer Ayers Hair.
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Moyer’ Ayers
Presidential Handicap Delegates Pledged Claims Reported
Political managers for presidential candidates presented claims of delegates pledged up to date. The summary notes various totals and endorsements, reflecting the ongoing delegate count race and party dynamics.
Edward C Engel longtime Woodford official dies at Eureka
Edward C Engel treasurer of Woodford County and prominent Eureka citizen died at his home after a stroke suffered April 27. Born November 11 1858 near Congerville he held multiple local offices including county clerk supervisor and alderman. He is survived by wife Catherine two daughters Meda and Adolph Woltzen and son Frank. Funeral held at Oho cemetery with attendance from across the county.
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Frederick Meng
Ernest Frederick Meng
Greenfield
Kaeferfield
Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
Germany
America
Macoupin
Old Bethel Church
Minnie Keepferle
St Louis
J. H. Meng
Hobart
Oxfa
Mary
George H Hebner
Palmyra
Tillie
M S. Woodley
Fulton, Mo
Dr. C . Meng
Granville
Dena
Leroy Overbey
Greenfield Vicinity
George E
Frederick L.meng
Greenfield and
Vicinity
John C. Meng
Gardner, Kas
George Meng
Paola
Kas
C Meng
Ernest Hartmann
Meng
N. V. Andrews
M. M. Want
North Cemetery
Woodford County
Eureka
Edward
Engel
Ed C
Engel Burekh
Edward C. Engel
Congerville
Christian
Susan Engel
Catherine Belsly
Carlock
Partridge Township
State Bank of
Olo Township
Board of Supervisors
Eureka Board of Education
German Mennonite Church
Jureka
M. E. Church
Wm. C Hobbs
Walnut Grove
Woodford
M W
Adolph Woltzen
Washburn
Meda
Frank
Ann Arbor
Mich
John
Jacob
C. E. Payne
Albert Gayler
F. B. Stump
Oho
Eureka Democrat-Journal
L. R. Phillips
Henry
McMahon New Trial Ruling Sparks Village Paper Critique
The Tiskilwa Chief condemns the Illinois Supreme Court for reversing a McMahon murder verdict and granting a second trial. The paper calls the decision unique and faulted for usurping jury function after two juries found guilt.
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McMahon
Mary Hetrick
Supreme Court
Untitled verse fragment on fame and mockery vows
Fragmentary lines depict a speaker defying mockers while enduring sorrow and public displays. References to garlands crepe and public reactions hint at a ceremonial affect, with unclear attribution and scattered phrases about spirit and praise.
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J. A Shanks
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Foley
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Henry Auto Co
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