School Notes Reflect Busy Term At Local Grade Levels
Weekly report cards issued across grades and high school. New pupils join rooms. enrollment rises to 84 in high school. Baseball win 12 to 0 against Swaney. War savings and thrift stamps totals listed. High school trip to Long View beach. lunch provided by teachers. Professor Beesley warns about stairs. LOAN QUOTA OF PUTNAM COUNTY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Young
John
Yan
van Leer
Hasi
Anne
Miss Matthews
Dorothy
Merdian
Swaney
Edna Shimel
Agnes Ball
Clara Holt
Helen Wood
Evelyn Mallman
Mayella Peterman
Marie Smith
Vada Waughop
Edna Gray
Lillian Merritt
Edith Herr
Vera Stringer
Inez Anderson
Florence Ball
Florence Slawers
Leslie Wabel
Percy Swift
Emms
Mai Schwarz
Melva Blackburn
Clara Downey
Esther Hunter
Vera Vail
Edith
Jane Church
Bessie Haddon
Ora Mae Klein
Helen Siewers
Reba Vail
Florence Bogner
Mildred Siewers
Althea Allinson
Anna Lindgren
Raymond Schultz
Guy*Ransom
Long View Beach
Beesley
Putnam County
W R C to Meet. Henry News and Local Notices
The W R C will meet next Saturday at the J O O F hall at 3 p m. Mrs W R Brokaw guests in Chillicothe at the home of Mr and Mrs George Jones. Arno Reinbeck home on furlough from Fort H G Wright New York. Mrs Reichenbach, Dr Weatherly and Kathryn Royer spent weekend in Lacon as guests of Miss Lucy Hutchins. The steamer David Swain will make a 160 sale Saturday to Peoria and return. Boat leaves 7 a m. Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial association will receive no cards this month as there will be no assessment. Miss Lou Willey called to Chicago by illness of her niece Olive Willey. Henry King of Amboy in city for jubilee then Bloomington to visit sister. Several ladies plan a chicken dinner October 12 in Gates building Second Street. Liberty loan drive progress with $166,000 subscribed locally. Liberty chorus formed at the opera house with Miss Eva Harrison at the piano. Notices about marriages and local visits intersperse the town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Brokaw
Chillicothe
George Jones
Arno Reinbeck
John Reinbeck
Fort H. G. Wright
New York
Egy Asin
Reichenbach
Carrié Weatherly
Kathryn Royer
Lacon
Lucy Hutchins
David Swain
Peoria
Northern
Ianois Co-Operative Burial Association
Lou Willey
Chicago
Olive Willey
Henry King
Amboy
Bloomington
Masdames M.C. Doyle
A. G. Hillabrand
Buckel
Clara B. Waughop
Maria L. Davis
Toluca
Marshall County
Sparland Tile
Hunter
W. R. Brokaw
Thomas’ Runnells
Claremont
Cal
Samuel D. Moles
Mra
Florence
Hennepin
Infantry
National Guards’ of
Missouri
Ladies’ Ald Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ed Kalfer
Monro Street
Gates Building
Second Street
Eer
Liberty Loan
Hopewell
Whitefield
Saratoga
Henry
France
Ang. Cn
Thig
Stara
Emma B
Hinckle
Peo“yin
Brater
Feta
Binek
America
Liberty Chorus
Galleria
Richard Trémain
Toulon
Knox'Hall
Arnold's
Aart
Magnolia
Ray Snyder
Erma M. Newton
Bradford
Peoria Star
W. O. Stoneberg
Galesburg
James Wherry
Thelma Poppen
ASG
Society
Presbyterian’ Church
Gates
Hutchins & Downey’s
Childrem
Rém
Great Lakes
Naval
Sousa
Fair Grounds
Waughop
Charles Hunt
George. Vail
Marongo
J-As-Willams
Amsha
Grant
Vail
Mc- Wenry County
Red Cross meeting Friday election of officers urged
A local notice urges attendance at Friday afternoon Red Cross meeting for officer elections. Dues must be paid before the vote, with the secretary collecting them at the meeting. A: Ar-. Additional ads offer to buy old false teeth and jewelry for cash, with mail return if prices are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Thore
Mazer
Dent. X
Philadelphia
The Whip shown at Henry Opera House October 4
Pictorial promotion hails The Whip as the world's biggest screen play based on a London and New York stage hit. The plot centers on a famed race horse named The Whip and a web of intrigue involving a rich owner, a jockey, a daughter, a suitor, and the showy sister with dramatic racing scenes, a grand train wreck, and a sensational auto crash.
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London
New York- City
William AyTridge
The
Rxco Acones
Henry. Opera House
Death of Mrs Klein in Henry at age 74
Mrs Klein nee Mra Elizabeth Eteinger died at home in Henry on September 30 1918 at 10 m aged 74 years 9 months and 14 days. Survived by husband Nicholas Klein and nine children all living local or in Henry vicinity. Funeral from St Mary's Catholic church Henry with Rev Father Shauer officiating. Burial at Calvary cemetery. Fred Zook and JoAn Etringer among out-of-town attendees. Burial by Smith funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Eteinger
Henry
Nicholas Klein
Ina Mra
Kate ™ Maubach
William’a. Klein
Tillie M. Klein
Harry Bishop
Michael
Angelina
Mary
Mia
Klein
Kléin
Frances
St. Mary’s School
Wimner
Schrosser
Valentine Boguer
John ‘Klain
Conrad Merdinn
William Barth
Joan-Etringer
Peoria
Fred Zook
Washburn
Tilerment Ig Mande
Calvary Cembtery
Anen
Smith
For Sale Classified Listings Mix of Farm Goods
A dense rural ad page lists for sale six room cottages pigs brood sows Barred Plymouth stock hens Poland China boars modern cottages and timber jobs plus farm animals cattle and horses for sale or rent lost pocketbook and local services and a public sale of Shire horses cattle and other stock with dates and locations where to inquire and bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Seelye
Bert
James Hartley
Poland
China
Farrow
Frank Oltti
Plymouth
Harry Klein
Frank
A. Barr
Lacon
Milneis
Henry
Erman
Varna
Lou I
Willey
Fulks Bros
Ben Davis
Roy Hill
Henry E. Jacobs
Hampshire
B. Duncan & Son
Sabi Corners
E. Pace
Local Notes from Neota and Nearby Towns
Regular correspondent Anna Anderson and cousin Carrie Maa Anderson visit relatives in Neota Iowa. Bundled items include school progress with Miss Margaret Mobray teaching to eighteen students, various family visits across Tiskilwa Princeton and Putnam, a damaged thumb incident to Mrs J S Anderson, and community notes on livestock shipping and a Liberty Loan drive raising over 20 000 dollars. The piece mentions Thomas Finnegan’s return from Camp Pike and visits between John Carroll Hugh Finnegan Frank Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
Carrie Maa Anderson
Neota
Iowa
Harry Finley
Putnant
Itminey
Anderson
Henry_Anderson
Tiakilwa Indies
Misa
Margaret Mobray
Peoria
Cadtys
Js U. Anderson
Cain
Misa Margaret Mobray
Frank Andérson
John Carroll
Lindsey Anderson
Read Bros
Putnam
Liberty
Thomas Finnegan
Camp Pike
Ark
Mrv
Hugh ‘Finnegan
Joseph .Long
Myrl Anderson
Frank Anderson
William Mubray
Ytamily
Bradford
Hugh Finnegan
Joseph Benny
Clarence Anderson
Tlekilwa
L. Spratt
Murphy
John Wright
John. Carroll
Pekin
Death of Peter Ziegler in Chariton County Missouri
Peter Ziegler died September 21 1918 at 110730 pm at his home four miles east of Mendon Missouri in his fifty third year. He was born November 28 1865 at Henry and grew up in Putnam county Mt Palatine. He married Caroline Droll June 11 1889 at St Marys church Henry. Ten children blessed the marriage with nine living plus the mother. Funeral at St Josephs church and interment in St Josephs cemetery. He was survived by siblings and relatives in Henry and nearby towns. He died of typhoid fever after long illness.
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Peter Ziegler
Hig
Mendon
Chariton County
Missouri
Henry
Mt. Palatine
Putnam County
Peti
the Ziegler
Emma
Mae
Charles
Louis
Bernice
Joseph
Viola
Edward
France
Siberia
Catherine ‘Ziegler
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Richards
McNabb
Catherine—Ziegler
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