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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1911

Page

8

Henry area social notes and community events

The report lists visitors and residents in Henry Venona Toluca and nearby towns including Ella Varna McGuheen and family guests of S W McCulloch, Dr Peterson and family, Mrs Wayne Hamm, and many others. It notes club meetings, a 80th birthday celebration for Mrs Mary Johnson, a Miss McCuskey hosted slumber party, school awards, and the funeral of Benjamin Horace Myers with local attendance. The piece also mentions a fireless day program at Fairview school and a burglary notice.

Raymond Venona Fred Mullen Peoria J V Mudd Max Whitney Edna and Cordelia Wilson Wisie Gilldersleeve McNabb Mary V Clark Henry Gertrude Hickman Lucile King Varna Samuel Potter Magnolia St. Louis James Parrett Wenona Delia Kohler Winnie McCuskey G. M. Feazel Anna Schmidt Lacon Paul Breese Ed Greenwald Chicago The Majesty Young People Ed Maleham Granville Roy Whetzel Charles Troester Theodore Hinck Ora Crank Washburn Lee Broaddus Augustine Illnois Life Insurance Co Joel Haws R. D. McCuloch Olney Hurl Carl Peterson Anna Peterson Herman Falk Lewis Heinz Adah Scarborough Joseph Bell Aurelia Boys Hoffman Plainfield Ill Jennie Myers Grace Tinkham Collins Fairview School Arthur Schwanke Perret Stella McCuskey Benjamin Horace Benjamin ‘Myers Apy Stephens P. W. Held Grace Stateler Charles and Ozell Statler Hdldie Grill Dent’ Ide Myers

Whitefield Corners News and Local Notes

The town reports the death of Mrs Roy Harris after a three week illness from blood poisoning, with sympathy for her husband and baby. Other items include Mrs. G. M. Clark’s illness, family visits to Bradford, rain hopefuls, spring scenery near Princeton, Ed Shorts painting a new barn, and a union meeting at Mile M E church. Memorial addresses planned for Bradford Boyd’s Grove and Center church, with graves at sundown. Plus a note recommending Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism and local druggists.

Whitefield Corners Roy Harris G. M. Clark Clark Swift Edward Bradford Harry Mattison Houston Texas Princeton Moffitt Vandervoort Fosdick Boyd’s Grove Center Church Harry Snell Peorth McAllister Henry Mr. Winship Irla Johnson

Barn raising ties North Saratoga community

In North Saratoga residents share visitors and neighbors activities. Mrs Belle Odmeéry and Lenora visited Wm Yarger Wednesday night. Charles Ziegler and family joined James Barry and wives for a Sunday drive and Henry caller Joseph Ziegler visited. The barn raising at James Barry’s drew the neighborhood, with an automobile caravan from Henry assisting. Contractor Wombacher aims to complete the barn trip in about two weeks.

Belle’ Odmeéry Lenora Yargér Broadmoor James Barry Henry Wombacher

City Styles Move From Cities To Rural Farms

The article discusses the idea of "city styles" worn by men in large cities and argues these fashions can be found on farms as well, challenging the notion that such attire is exclusive to urban areas. It reflects on how rural communities adopt urban clothing trends.

Amy Sahistal Prichatto

Best Offers on Goods at Low Prices

Local retailer promotes value with bold lines urging customers to test their cheap offerings. Advertising emphasis highlights savings and quality while urging quick comparison shopping to secure the best deal.

Surprising Birthday Party and Local Notes

A social item recounts a surprise birthday party held last Wednesday evening in honor of a local woman, with neighbors invited on Saturday for a genuine surprise. The event included a delicious lunch at 11 and well wishes for many more birthdays. The column also logs visits, dinners, school events, church activities, musical attendance, and various local happenings from Putnam and nearby areas, including weathered community notices.

Robert John Yarger Bornsheller Lulu Harrington James Barry Anton Dungess W H Wombacher New Quinn Barn Charles Ziegler Wm. Yarger Louise McAllister

La Prairie notes and local social updates

Mrs Will Scott and Mrs T N Wilmot headed to Colorado for relatives and the Woman's Missionary convention in Greeley. Miss Ruth Greene underwent an appendicitis operation at Proctor hospital in Peoria. UC ladies enjoyed an afternoon with the Hastings sisters. The group elected Mrs Wilmoty and Mrs OH Hastings as vice president and secretary respectively. Mary Calder as treasurer. Mrs Dean DeVaulty and Mary Wescott of Lacon visited J. Scott’s home. Wm Turnbull of Chicago was visiting La Prairie friends. Lucy Galedia spent the week with her aunt Mrs Bradford in Lacon.

Hopewell Henry Lacon Hoberts Richland Belle Plain Miss Renwick John Carlson Eddie Carlson Fern Charles Day Weselhoff John Larson Johnson August Larsons Wenona John Selquist Charles Swanson Hazel Lane Wm. Anderson Allan Hultgren Emma Donelson Sweden Chicago Will Scott T. N. Wilmot Colorado Greeley Ruth Greene Proctor Hospital Peoria Misses Hastings Wilmoty Hastings Anna’ “Mae Calder Mary Calder Dean DeVaulty Mary ‘Wescott Wr J. Scott Turnbull la Prairie Lucy “Galaeida Bradford N -Lacon

South Milo Social Evening At Wm Bentley Home

A fragmentary notice notes a Wednesday evening gathering at the home of William Bentley with Mrs. Sw Mielkey and others, including Mrs. Rand and Betlah, among attendees. The text is garbled but indicates a small social event.

Betlah Ian Wm Bentley Mees Rand Mielkey

Births and Visits in Local Community Gleanings

A May birth brings a 10 pound girl to Mr and Mrs John Barry. Numerous Sunday visits include Mrs Timothy Donovan at Daniel Donovans and Leonard Hunter with wife at James Hannons. Several families hosted gatherings at Henry, Claus Swanson, and Frank Tooty residences. A May 65 wedding occurred at a Methodist parsonage in Tinkilwa for Gus Ruberg and Zula Atkins with J L Thompson and spouse in attendance. Numerous notes mention caregiving, farm relocation plans near the bride’s parents F M Charles, and visitors to John Carroll's. Further entries record births at James Hannon and James Krimmel, and outings by Will Anderson and others to Bradford Princeton.

John Barry Timothy Donovan Daniel Donovan Leonard Hunter James Hannon Lark Lidgard Margaret Wm. Piper Henry Lillie Tolene George Swanson William Lungren Claus Swanson Mr. Worthington Miss Clo Frank Tooty John Carroll Lone Tree Roy Maynard Glenn James Krim Mel John O’neal Will~ Anderson Alex Albee Harry Miss Maide Doty Princeton Miller Lealie Clement Goodale Smith Samuel Cheaney OL ‘Harvey ‘Hunter Ann Rutherford Virden Ernest Reynolds

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