Local Henry News Highlights Busy Visitors and Events
Miss Edith Wetzel of Sparland visited Henry last week while local markets listed corn 40 cents oats 27 cents and wheat 2 dollars. Numerous residents from nearby towns visited Henry and area hunters facing tragedy as two Chicago men perished near the river in a hunting trip. The St Marys Guild bazaar and play are set for November 27 with a box social to follow. The Winds federation gathers in Aurora with membership rising to about 40 000 across 435 clubs.
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Edith Wetzel
Sparland
Henry
Miss Dodd
Chillicothe
Will Dewey
Peoria
Eddy Ketchum
Clarence
Ford County
Gladys Brasfield
Lacon
Henry Friends
Charles Stockhaus
McNabb
Lee Squires
Charles Vogelsang
Frank Smith
Hazel Boman
Alvin Brown
Magnolia
Alex Brown
Snell
Elsie Carpenter
Carrie Carpenter
West
Ethel Seelye
Estella Dodd
Edelstein
James F. Smith
C E. Smith
Rose Hayden
St. Mary’s Guild
People’s Hall
Cabbage sale notes and political jab in one item
A short ad notes W C Worley selling cabbage with price breaks from eight to two cents per pound for different quantities. The remaining lines contain scattered political quips criticizing Roosevelt and the Democratic party, implying a Republican advantage gained.
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W.C. Worley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Pat
MI-ONA Stomach Tablets Promised Relief
A patient speaks of ongoing stomach misery and considers MI-ONA tablets as a potential cure. The dialogue notes prior failed attempts and suggests trying a box kept forgotten in the cupboard for relief and easier digestion.
Magnolia social notes and club reports cover town events
Magnolia residents attend box socials and rehearsals. Mrs. Elgin goes to Chicago for goiter operation. Eastern Star guests praise Henry hosts. Alumni dinner nets 50 dollars for the new school auditorium. Wedding at Porterfield unites Erle Jackson and Miss Anna, with local clubs hosting meetings and showers.
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Iowa
Dora
Halll Jones
Streator
Leona Dean
Dorothea Lassman
Douglas Haws
Mary Richardson
Elgin
Chicago
Taylor
Granville
Guinea
John Whetzel
Varna
George Hauger
Zoe Kenyon
Laura Hillabrand
Lostant
Sue Lundy
Dwight
Box
McNabb
Frank Funk
Morris
Prof. Hayes
Galesburg
Lackland
Sivell
Henry
Martin “Mulverhill
H. McCullom
Jeanette Balderson
Clarence Philips
Guy of
Priscilla
Freeman
Kathryn Donna Smith
Phillips
Missouri
Harvey Ramage
Magnolia
George Ramsey
W A Allen
Bloomington
Wilbur Mann
Harry Ramage
No Man Coe
Ramage
Myrtle Kevenaugh
Mt Palatine
Dora Jones
New School
M P Lackland
Allentown
Epworth League
Lacon
Eastern Star
Henry Eastern Order
Charles Duckett
Brunsworth
Duckett
Ottawa
Venona
Magnolia Schoors
Hiawatha
Miss Lackland
Jess Pugh
Dunne’s
Frank Phillips
Bila Mabel Anderson
Doital
Peoria
N.B. Thierry's
Philps
Strom Oat Trust
Stainge
Erle Jackson
Toluca
Porterfield
Jackson
Jackson & Son
T. J. Smith
T. Smith
F .B. Smith
Leah Freeman
Margaret Balderson
Lena Pruisner
R A. Ward
Vivan Haws
Ward
Rebekah
Miss Pruisner
R W Spencer
Lena
Mamie Hull
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T. J. Segraves Corner Drugstore
California
Santa Clara Valley
E. J. Wright & CO
S. Jefferson Ave
Proria
Stephen Appel
Ill
Poland
China
Smith
Congo
L. W. Glover
Harsey Farm
A. D. Stevens & Son
A. Jil
Magnolia Township
Senachwine Lake
Humphrey
Mes Srarm
Otter Smytg
the Republic
Women's Clubs State Federation
Aurora
Henry Woman’s Club
Glara- Broaddus Ashe
Howard Priestley
Princeton
Alice Barlow Brown
Marie O’connor Weldon
Percy V. Pennybacker
Minnie Starr Granger
Pennybacker
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Club
Women of
Illinois
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Ppc
Lee
Oraz‘club
Lueck
Victor-Victrola
Victor
Victor-Victreigy
A. J. Ironmonger
Henry, Ill
Pilot Hill
Peter Mouw
Orange City
Pilot Hill Farm
Putmi Sale
Walter V.” Reed
Herdsmans
C. R. Jones
W B Duncan
Dudley Camp
Geowaurge
Pacific
Golden State Limited
Rock Island Lines
Chego
St. Louis
Memphis
Kansas City
Omaha
Los Ange Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Eles Nrl
O. G! Vale
Henry, Hl
Warren Cowles
Osceola Township, Stark Co
William Tracy
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