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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1914

Page

3

Fine Feathers the Next Drama on Local Stage

Jones and Crane present Fine Feathers at the Henry Opera House on Tuesday Oct 6. The four act play from New York follows a Staten Island couple with a graft temptation involving cement quality and bribes, spotlighting moral conflict and ambition.

Jones & Crane Henry Opera House Cort Theater Chicago Astor Theater New York Pacific Coast Fine Feathers Bob Reynolds Staten Island Bob John Brand

Nichols Named Republican Candidate for County Superintendent

The Republicans of Marshall County nominate Prof IJ Nichols for County Superintendent of Schools. Nichols, superintendent of Toluca schools, is known in Wenona and Toluca and has a long career in education including teaching country schools, high school principalships, 12 years as city superintendent, and head of Wenona and Toluca schools. He seeks the county post and urges votes from residents who deem him competent.

Marshall IJ. F. Nichols Tluca Nichols Wenona Toluca DeKalb County University of Illinois Northern Illinois State Normal Fulton County

Marshall County W C T U Convention Held at Wenona

The annual Marshall County W C T U convention met in Wenona on September 25 1914 with warm welcome. Mrs J A Williams county president chaired sessions while Miss Hood state president spoke twice and shared talks in the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Williams Helper Wilde Hillabrand and Miss Waughop from Henry and other members from Tonica Lostant McNabb and Venona. Officers for the coming year were Mary Williams president Lulu Robinson vice president Clara Waughop secretary Mary Dunham treasurer Lottie Allen superintendent of contest work Hillabrand social purity and mothers meetings and Etta Thierry auditor. Williams was chosen delegate to the Charleston state convention October 6 to 9.

Marshall County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wenona Mesdames Williams Helper Wilde Hillabrand Waughop Tonica H. K. Child la Salle County Ford Packard Egbert Lostant Phillips Dugan McNabb Smith Wilson Iron Macnolia Lassman Mary Williams Henry Lulu Robinson Clara Waughop Mary Dunham Lottie Allen

Schlosser and Hofer Marry in Quiet St Mary's Ceremony

Last Tuesday at 8:30 am St Marys church hosted a nuptial high mass as Henry Schlosser wed Mildred Hofer. Pastor Rev Fr Gensler officiated with Wimer Schlosser and Corrine Hofer as attendants. The bride wore white crepe de chine and shadow lace, carried white carnations and roses, and bridesmaid wore white mull and lace with pink roses. The Young Ladies Sodality sent a strong presence. A wedding dinner followed at about 11 in the bride’s family home. The couple, praising the harmony of the day, begin married life with many well wishes.

Wimer Schlosser Corrine Hofer Young Ladies’ Sodality Gensler John Hofer

Anderson Family Reunion Held at Keota Iowa

A large Anderson family reunion occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W L Strain in Keota Iowa on Thursday Sept 17 with 67 guests from Minnesota Illinois and Iowa. The meal featured Lake Senachwine fish and old ties were celebrated by relatives including Mrs Strain formerly Miss Melissa Anderson and Uncle Jimmy Anderson.

Anderson W. L. Strain Keota Iowa Minnesota Illinois Lake Senachwine Strain Melissa Anderson James Anderson Jimmy Tena Long Forrest Lake Minn Elizabeth Dunfee Marion Dunfee Thayer Tena Hahn Fairbury Ill Wm. E. Anderson Henry M. M. Henkins Putnam Oliver Downey John W. Anderson Clarence Velma Tiskilwa J. J. Long Afton Floyd Bower Washington Cora Bitting Arlington Jake Snider Kalona W. A. Goble George Thomas Ainsworth Fern Reeves Tena Reeves Elvin Lewis Wellman Allison Pettit Lexington J. S. Conklin Harriet A. M. Anderson Blanche Roy Teets Roscoe Snider Wm. Teets Oz Powell Sadie Stella Leta Powell Stateler Warren Blanche Scott Jakie Anderson Elizabeth Rogers L. M. Doreen Peter Teets Wm. Curl May White Lake Senachwine Henkins

Big 4 Track Races Set For Oct 7 8 West of City

Next week Wednesday and Thursday October 7 and 8 feature a fine program of trotting pacing and driving races at the Big 4 track west of the city with numerous entries and prizes for draft horses. Arabian steeds from W P Newell Washburn perform each evening, with the drivers scheduled at 10 o'clock each morning. It promises gala days for Henry Kum.

W. P. Newell Washburn Henry

Forty Hours Devotion at St. Josephs Church Ends in Notable Success

The Forty Hours Devotion at St. Josephs Church closed Tuesday after a highly successful event praised for ideal weather and large turnout. Rev Simon Hendrich led services with Masses at 6 and 8:30 daily, sermons on dogmas, and Benediction. Rev Brennan applauded for guiding a rich program with contributions from Frs McGreevey and Culleton.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Simon Hendrich M. J. Brennan Hendrick Fr. McGreevey Tiskilwa Culleton Peru Jesus Holy Table St. Joseph's Church Brennan Sacred Heart Society

Registration Days for November Voters

Voters aiming to participate in the November election should confirm their registration this year. The first registration day is Tuesday Oct. 15, three weeks before the general election, and the second is Oct. 27, one week prior. Judges record known voters and lists are posted for inspection.

Winnipeg Visitor Details Canadian War Recruitment Tactics

Thomas Andrews of Winnipeg, with Presto Lighting Co., is visiting his parents. He says Chicago was called for business but he dropped in for a day before returning to Canada. He notes the Canadian government is canvassing the city to enlist men for the European war and hints at a tax on those who refuse to go to support families.

Thomas Andrews Winnipeg Canada H. F. Andrews Thomas Presto Lighting Co Corporation Chicago

M. E. Church Next Sabbath Services and Conference

The M E Church schedules Sabbath school at 9 45 with M L Coan as superintendent and a men s Bible class. Public worship at 11 features a sermon The Peace of the Nations. An Epworth League service at 6 30 and 7 30 p m worship led by Rev R B Williams D D with communion after. Monday Oct 5 at 2 p m first quarterly conference to be held. Dr Williams to preach. full attendance of officials expected.

M. L. Coan Peace of the Nations Epworth League R. B. Williams Rock Island Market Street Maria Hunt Lena Lorimer Vesta Weaver Emma’ Kaiser Carrie Hillabrand Mila McAtee Blackwell McDonough Hunter Mesdames Bassett Harlin Owen, Allen J. H. Jones Mother

Evangelistic Meetings Set at Presbyterian Church This Fall

The Presbyterian Church schedules Sabbath school at 9 45 a m led by A B Smith, morning worship at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30 with Thursday prayer meetings at 7 30. Lord supper will be observed next Sunday morning with Rally Day during Sunday school. A series of evangelistic meetings begins Sunday Oct 11 with Rev G A DeFlon and Rev Mrs A R Lytle assisting, continuing every evening at 7 30. A Precious Promise prayer meeting is planned tonight.

G. A. DeFlon A. R. Lytle R. W. Martin

Christian Church Rally Day Service Reminder

The Christian Church and Bible school meet next Lord's day at 10 o'clock with Wm Knight as superintendent. Miss Lillian Merritt dedicates her life to the Lord at the last Sunday morning service. Rev Reichel extends fellowship to Seleyr Robinson. Visitors Mrs McCune of Peoria Mrs Cress and Stickel of Iowa and Mrs D R Howes attended last Sunday.

Schedule of St John Church Sunday Services and Guilds

St Johns Church announces Sunday worship at 7 30 morning and 11 oclock with Eucharist and sermon and 9 45 Sunday school. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 pm. Thursday Woman's Guild gathers in guild hall with light refreshments. Friday St Catherine's Guild meets at Inez Anderson's home. Rector F W Haist.

St. John's Church Woman's Guild St. Catherine’s Guild Inez Anderson F. W. Haist

St Marys Church Weekend Masses and Sermons

St Marys Church presents Sunday services at 8 a m English sermon, 10 a m high mass and German sermon at 2 30 p m, vespers and benediction. Weekday mass daily at 9 a m except Saturday at 7 a m. Pastor Fr Gensler.

St. Mary's Church Gensler

Personal notices from Henry area events and visits

Mrs. George Shimp of Coddington Wis hosts Mr and Mrs G L Shultz during harvest festival at Thillieothe. Mrs Adam Glatz buys Lofgren lunch counter building from John Kraus. Frank Stuckel of Racine, J I Case employee for 17 years, visits his mother and kin. Howard Young and Rankin Forbes party at Hopewell township. Sue Bacon hosts lawn party with Miss Gilpin birthday celebration and diverse guests. Japanese lanterns, campfire, games and a chili luncheon conclude the delightful evening. Detroit News profiles former Henryites, Hotel Detroit growth under Dr and Mrs Forrest, new annex planned, and tomato crop yields with ongoing canning and revenue projections.

George Shimp Coddington Wis G. L. Shultz Thillieothe Adam Glatz Lofgren John Kraus Adam Frank Stuckel Racine Frank J. I. Case Great Implement Manufactory Rankin’ Forbes Hopewell Township Forbes Starliper Saratoga Township Miss May Chesney Alice Gilpin Henkins Chauncey Bacon Henry Miss Sue Bacon Drop Happy Edna Sullivan Venona Laura Williams Agnes Longman Lila Clark Ethel Seelye Edna Bell Evelyn Hartley Ila Kirby Bertha Florence Klein Kittie Pace Alta Vogelsang Beryl Sue Elsie Bacon Charles Hartley Leland Vale Charles Clifford Green Alvin Barry Clarence Phillips Floyd Williams Frank Etscheid Bert Mead Elmer Mercian Charles Reed Putnam Susan Detroit Fla Hotel Forrest Detroit Canal

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