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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1914

Page

9

News of a Week Highlights Local Moves and People

Mrs John Dahlstrom and Ruth of Bureau visit Henry peers. Charles Presley hands over the Jungly Room to Emil Lofgren and plans poultry driving in the country for Frank Morgan. Clark Ball moves back from Linden to Illinois to assume Pilot Hill farm duties. Morgan starts poultry buying and shipping from a Camp House office and sheds.

John Dahlstrom Ruth Bureau Helper Edward Phillips Magnolia Henry Charles Presley East Park Row Emil Lofgren Frank Morgan Clark Ball Linden Pilot Hill C. R. Jones Ball Illinois Ranks Morgan Camp House Matthew Steele Central Park William S. Wanser Snohomish Wash Chester Fulford Peoria Wanser Washington

Knights of Pythias Dedicate New Castle Hall in Lacon

About 25 members of Henry lodge No 489 Knights of Pythias attended the dedication of Lacon lodge No 291 Castle Hall last evening. Twelve candidates were initiated as pages in a dramatized initiatory work by West Bluff lodge Peoria, with El Medi temple drill team providing a street parade drill. Roughly 200 Knights from Peoria and other towns rode in on a special train, and a chicken supper for visiting members was served by Ladies' Aid of two churches. The event was praised as a historic Pythian milestone in Central Illinois and strengthened fraternal ties.

Henry Lodge Knights of Pythias Lacon New Castle Our Neighbor Brothers Lacon Lodge West Bluff Lodge Peoria el Medi Temple Chillicothe Varna Wenona Toluca Henry M. D Europe Illinois

Obituary notices for Kapraun and Foster families in Bradford

William J Kapraun son of Mr and Mrs John Kapraun born Nov 28 1869 at the old homestead five miles northwest of town He married Frances Troendly and they had six children Antone Mary Lawrence Albert Rosie and Dora He leaves a large family including siblings and in laws The funeral was at St Marys church Nov 17 He is survived by many relatives and a large local circle Diana Foster widow of Stephen A Foster died in Bradford She was born in Maine around 1840 Her marriage on Feb 28 1869 produced sons Dr Benjamin Foster of Kansas City and A B Foster of Chicago The Fosters endured and raised their family on a farm near the city before Stephen died and Diana followed into eternal life

Wallace Grieves Lacon Jud Ong Grieves Bill Duke Charles Wood Peoria William Wheeler Chicago Charlie Wunst George J. Staab Reid George F. M. Falk Putnam William J. Kapraun John Kapraun Frances Troendly Antone Mary Lawrence Albert Rosie Dora Henry Ferdinand John Rank Paul Leichter Antone Apfel Payne Ohio John Engelbrecht Kaptaun Gensler St. Mary's Church Stephen A. Foster Bradford Diana Foster Willow Maine Benj Lombard Illinois Saratoga Township Diana Benjamin Foster Kansas City A. B. Foster

Woman's Club meeting in Springfield notes

On Monday November 16 the Woman's Club met at Mrs G M Clark's home with Home department chaired by Mrs Wim Merritt. President Mrs Theo Disosway called the meeting which touched on the recent state convention at Springfield where the delegate recounted key items. Mrs Paskell discussed essentials of a happy home and Miss May Young offered a Christmas reading.

G. M. Clark Wim. Merritt Theo Disosway Women's Clubs Springfield

Twentieth Annual Meeting of Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs

The Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs held its Twentieth Annual Meeting in Springfield November 13 1914 with welcome from Governor Dunne. Sessions covered reports resolutions and talks by Judge Mary Bartelme and Senator Hugh Magill plus poetry by Vachel Lindsay and remarks on temperance women's role in law making and social reform.

Springfield State House State Federation of Women's Clubs Frederick A. Dow Mesdames Everett Bacon Wilde Illinois Federaton Illinois Edward F. Dunne C. C. Brown Chicago Dunne Charles H. Zimmerman Myra Wilson Virden Judge Pain People’s Club House Wilhelm Miller University of Illinois Lincoln Way Myron L. Pontius Jacksonville Stevenson Dow Mary Bartelme Bartelme Lartelme Glass

W C T U Meeting Reflects on Charleston Convention

The W C T U of Marshall County met at Mrs Blackwell's home with Mrs Wilde presiding. A report from Charleston Ill by Mrs Turner was discussed along with clippings.Absent county president Mrs Williams and her husband were long-time contributors thought to be on a western trip. The meeting included thanks to helpers after bereavement and sickness.

J. A. Williams Hella Evans Cor

School Notes and Church Activities Resume After Break

School resumes with energy and notes on eighth grade bookkeeping, home economics dishes, and a debate. Presbyterian Church reports weekly services, six new members, four baptisms, and plans for a Christmas Eve program led by Miss Alta Humphrey with a Christmas spirit promise.

Thanksgiving Union Service at Christian Church on Thursday

A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Christian church Thursday evening, November 26, starting at 7:30. The program includes songs, readings of President Wilson's Thanksgiving Proclamation by Rev. R. W. Martin, prayers by Rev. W. Haist, a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. J. Mercer, and offerings with benediction by Rev. T. C. Leech.

The Christian Church Wilson R. W. Martin

Mercer Pastor Announces Sabbath and Week Services

The schedule lists 9:45 a.m. Sabbath school led by M. L. Coan with a men’s Bible class, 11 a.m. public worship by the pastor, 6:30 p.m. Epworth League service, 7:30 p.m. public worship, and Thursday evening prayer meeting. A cordial invitation to all services is extended by O E Mercer, Pastor.

M. L. Coan Epworth League E. ‘Mercer

Christian Church Sunday Services and Mass Schedule

Bible school at 10 a m with Wm Knight as superintendent. Preaching by Rev H C Reichel at 1 a m and 7 80 p m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Aid meeting at Mrs Stickel’s Wednesday afternoon. First daily mass 7 30 a m Sunday masses at 8 a m and 10 a m with sermon. Sunday evening services and sermon at 7 30 o'clock by Rev Fr Brennan.

Bible School Wm. Knight H. C. Reichel Christian Endeavor Stickel Brennan

St Marys Church Services and Weekday Mass Schedule

St Marys Church announces Sunday services at 8 am English sermon 10 am high mass and German sermon 2 30 pm vespers and benediction Weekday mass at 8 am daily except Saturday 7 am Saturday mass at 7 am Ry Fr Gensler Pastor Friday evening this week the Tocalminstrels.

St. Mary's Church Gensler

St Joseph church supper and town notices mix

The column covers a St Joseph church dinner and box supper at the Jones building near Segraves drug store, plus local events. It notes a new concrete floor at the Turner Hudson grain elevator, a school grab bag, and Grace Huffstetter teaching at Broadus School. It also reports Treasury Secretary McAdoo optimistic about monetary reserves, duck hunting activity, travel notes, and various local names.

Ladies of St. Joseph’s Church Jones Segraves’ Drug Store Charles Greenlee Turner-Hudnut Sivell & Stapp Poole Broaddus Grace Huffstetter U. S. Treasury McAdoo Forrest Draper Indiana Bud Charles Barry Annie Bickerman Chicago Albert Stickel Presbyterian Hospital la Rose Magnolia Richard Waughop Clara Waughop Santa Monica Cal Asquith England Parliament Medill McCormick Chicago Tribune Charles T. Funke CG. W. Horne Peoria Greys Horne Canton Canton Greys Galesburg

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Woman's Club Hugh Magill Nicholas Vachel Lindsay New York City Congo Bertha von Suttner Mabelle van Alstyne Committee On Minnie - Starry, Granger Charles Himmerman George T. Palmer Frederick A. Dows Federation of Women's Clubs Mr. Johnson Dixieland Mr. Ambo Mr. White Mr. Bones Mr. Walker Clara Waddell Charles Hartley Mr. Tambo Miss Ticklefoot Florence Klein Nuff Henry Opera House Frances Kapraun Silas Mar- Ani Roy Kern Ida Brown Selcyr Robinson Clarence Duke Art Montgomery Joe Meyers Helen Mildred Sievers Guy Ransom Violet Balloweg Ida Peterman Miss Young Presbyterian Church A. B. Smith Christian Endeavor Pledge Alta Humphrey Rey R. M. Martin Methodist Church St. Joseph's Church Tocal Minstrels Wong Cuthbert
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