06 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
1
Long item urges Henry residents to fund a new hotel on the riverfront, arguing it will raise property values, attract travelers on the federal highway, and boost Henry as a summer resort area with parks and amusements. It frames investment as a civic duty and cites strong local advocacy.
Gus Johnson of the Newport hosted a large jazz dance at the Newport Opera House last Thursday despite bad weather. More than seventy couples danced while about forty five spectators enjoyed the orchestra and singer. An extra half hour of dancing followed a jungle at the Newport with chicken sandwiches and desserts.
The family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their support after the death of our husband and father. Gratitude is expressed for prayers, visits, and assistance, with blessings wished for all who shared in our sorrow.
Charles Balleweg born in Baden Germany July 6 1847 died Nov 3 1919 at age 72 years 3 months and 7 days after a loading accident leading to lockjaw. Survived by wife Elizabeth Flynn four daughters and two predeceased children. Funeral at St Joseph’s with Western Catholic Union in attendance. Interment at St Joseph’s cemetery.
The service flag at St. Joseph's church will be lowered Sunday evening in honor of boys from the parish who served. Father Mc Carthy of Chillicothe will give the address.
The note states Rev J H Dew Brittain will be in Henry next Sunday for two services with an early communion at 7 50 and a late service at 10 30. It mentions Pastors M J Brennan and a weekday mass at 7 30.
Haines in Peoria on business Tuesday. Miss Evans, a teacher, filled the pulpit Sundays. Edmond Harney remains home to add a bath. Orrin Fulks installs water and furnace, plus a new porch floor. Clel Anderson resigns from Hunter Lumber. Hvan Deal improves the Miller place after purchase. John Hennessey returns from Scranton, IA after his father’s death. Several families visit William Merritt and attend a wedding in Canton. Charley Anderson’s ill infant son improves enough to go home. Barney Schwarzig builds a brick-front porch. Mrs. Finnegan leaves for Nebraska due to her father’s death. Mrs. Hennessey plans to live with son Ed. Mary Stadel’s infant daughter and Mrs. Stadel improve after illness. Dr. Weatherly treats Mrs. Royer, hoping for recovery. Clifford Haws hosts eighth grade Halloween event with festive decor. Harold Helper sails through Bushnell on business. Art Montgomery, formerly a pupil, holds a Chicago position while studying. Fuel restrictions prompt coal shipments directed by Garfield. Putnam County bankers hold semiannual meeting at Granville with speeches. Granville bank’s fall toastmaster Pletsch and remarks mark the bankers’ gathering.
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