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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1918

Page

9

U. W. W. Meeting Highlights War Bond Drive at Opera House

Last Sunday a large crowd gathered at the opera house to celebrate the approaching end of the war and to hear about the township and county effort to raise 22 100 toward a total quota of 2100. Clarence Heyl of Peoria spoke on liberty’s defenders and General Pershing, while the Henry orchestra and a vocal quartet performed patriotic numbers.

Opera House Henry M. B. van Leer Messrs Louis Kraus H. F. Andrews L. R. Phillips Rev. van Leer Illinois Clarence Heyl Peoria Henry BE Jacobs Heyl John J. Pershing Lafayette Pershing W. B. Patton Leas John Pixley Mr. Patton Patton Henry Opera House

Plans to Demobilize US Forces After World War

Plans outline demobilization of over 2,000,000 American soldiers abroad within two years after the war. Longest overseas service and key industry workers to return first, with shipping constraints slowing the process. Treasury vows another Liberty loan to finance peace, with a $170.5 million united war work campaign urged for support.

Britain Baker McAdoo United States

Dedicate Service Flag at Presbyterian Church

A Sunday service at the Presbyterian church featured a dual flag raising for a church flag and a service flag honoring seventeen members of the congregation now in the armed forces. The ceremony included junior Red Cross flag bearers, pledges, choir music, and a sermon titled America, Another Name for Opportunity, urging support for wartime efforts and reflecting on past American wars.

Presbyterian Church Leslie Rolley Eugene Jenness Paul B. Dusenberry J. Lloyd Jones Leroy King Paul Jones Harrison H. Gregory Paul Marshall Fred Knight Ed Hall Fred Ford Leon Thompson Ivan Garland Roy Kirby Kenneth King Edwin Jenness Walter Bayne Red Cross of Our City Mesdames T. Floyd Monier Alden Hunter H. G. Dusenverry H. G. Dusenberry Emerson America

Postmaster General loosens holiday parcel rules for allied troops

Washington announces Christmas and holiday parcels may be mailed without export licenses to members of allied armies and related organizations in Europe and abroad. Packages must be prepaid up to eleven pounds and labeled Christmas Package or Holiday Package, with sender details. Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico deliveries extended to December 1, 1918.

International Parcel Post Washington Red Cross Knights of Columbus Salvation Army Europe Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico

Draft calls canceled as armistice ends hostilities

The Provost Marshal General orders all draft and entrainment for induction halted after Germany signs armistice. Registrants already inducted but not entrained will be discharged, with local boards notified. The selective draft process remains intact and trains are recalled.

Germany Crowder Fa Fayj

End of World War II Marked by Germany Surrender

A historic Monday commemorates Germany's surrender ending World War II. Nations, veterans, and citizens reflect on the long aftermath and the dawn of a new era in 1945.

Bernard M. Baruch War Industries Board Priorities Division The Germany Rb- Chillicothe Ellis Kiser Kiser America

Patriot Parade Follows Peace Declaration Celebration

Early Monday morning bells rang as peace was declared and the town joined in a mass parade. The Henry band led students and citizens from Edward Street to the school, with Rev Fathers Brennan and Dusenberry addressing a joyous crowd and a Kaiser Bill effigy be mounted on a flagpole after the march.

Father Brennan Pace Edward Street Henry Band Stars and Stripes J. K. O'Neil Watercott O'Neill van Leer M. E. Church St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Ireland Dusenberry The Presbyterian Church Germany George Heininger Harry Stoner A. J. Lindgren Herbert Pace

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Liberty Kaiser Bill Belgium United War Work Campaign K. of C Jewish Welfare Board American Library Association War Camp Community Service Marshall County Rev Brennan Father Schauer Allies American Expeditionary Forces State Board of Health Harris Princeton Ilinois Arp Chicago Shreffler Ora Marie Klein Brown's Business College Henry Red Cross Chapter Henry Red Cross Mabel L. Steimle Suay Admiral von Tirpits von Tirpitz Admiral von ‘Tirpitz Kaiser Lusitania Henry ‘Opera House
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