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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

4

Harvest Home Dinner and Local News Highlights

Local notes report Harvest Home chicken pie dinner by Episcopal church on Oct 31 in Duke Bros. store. Also mentions funerals, hospital updates, charity gifts, and assorted town events. Includes climate table by Dr. Powell and notes on pensions and railroad talks.

Ed Kaiser Canton Sweet Cora Dakin Magnolia George A. Burt Mr. Wand Dick-Steele Springfieldy Frank Coe Wenona Albert True Zenas Graves Jaimes-Newman Mr.Graves Mnother Chillicothe George P. Moore Western Avenue Hubert Tnez Riley Divel Saratoga Henry Hospital Ladies of the Episcopal Church Duke Bros Henry Auto Co McKelvey H. C Birch Charlotte Sparling Lucy Shores Peoria Richard Waughop Portsmouth Flora West Evans Sisters Zenor Ohio Bellevue Kas Kenry Opera House Clifford Haws Pension Department Chicago & Allen Railroad Awas Henry C. J. Devlin Fleary B.D. Rhenix tatherPhenix Bradford Basv Phenix

Revival Notes at Presbyterian and Opera House Meetings

The evangelistic meetings continue at the Presbyterian church. Sunday afternoon lectures at the Opera House attract strong attendance with the Refuge of Lies sermon delivering a pointed appeal. A men only lecture is set for Nov 1 at 3 pm at the Presbyterian church, with women and girls meeting at 3 pm at the Methodist church, followed by union services at 7:30 pm at the Presbyterian church.

Presbyterian Church Opera House Delon Henry Methodist Church

Funeral for Mrs Hogan at Hennepin and local sales rise

Undertaker Paterson attended Thursday morning to prepare the body of Mrs Hogan, over 90, with funeral at 10 am Saturday from the Catholic church. Dr Meng buys the building vacated by George Bronson, planning to lease after filing applications. Col Child and son H J sold two Granville farms to John Marconi for 1679.79 and F F Packingham bought the Robert A Cowen farm near Magnolia for 131.75 with 188 acres. Public notices touch on court approval and political visits by Lantz and Bentley in Granville, while W Hopkins reports deer and buffalo items from eastern sources.

Paterson Hennepin Hogan Counne Meng George F . Bronson Bronson Chicago Col. Child H. J Jackson Wilson Place Mark John Marconi Marquette WIII Co. Mesars És W. Hopkins r-Hopkins

Varna Area News and Social Notices

Village residents report bridal parties passing through on Friday and several visitors from Henry and Sparland. Walter Griffith saw guests Ed Laughlin and his wife from Hannibal off at Varna station after a Thursday reception. Local events include a Halloween social, a Wendell Grant visit, a victrola concert, and church building planning in Streator.

Magnolia Walter Griffith Ed Laughlin Hannibal Varna Griffith Luther' S Harold Alice Tomlin- Bon Mt Na Larly Varuato Peoria Pekin Sutherland Leon E. F Butters Hope Spencer John Swaney Society R W Spencer M P Lackland Helen Funk L. D. Gregory Henry Harry King Carrie Potter Sarna Bessie Hylin Lawrence Hall Vivan Haws Rose Alexander John Breen Mathis Mr Breen Bessie Defenbaugh Muriel Cora Meredith la Rose Ward Harry Bishop Art Robinson Five Fiona Leininger Fanny Smithson Lacon George Clemens Ferria Ruth Hockle Eureka George A Burt Marshall Broaddus Cliff Haws Quaker Church Bata Sigmas Margaret Lackland Louise Merritt Harriet Eddingfield Gertrude Ramsey Evan Smith Gladys Ray Ome Roberts Berna Westerlund Lulu McKirgan Albert Hecht Pennsylvania W. A. Franklin R. ‘W. Spencer Streator Pythian Sisters Sala Hecht

Thursday Afternoon Club Meets At Mrs Tudie Smith Home

Thursday Afternoon Club met October 22 at the home of Mrs Tudie Smith and Miss Hazel Bowman with eighteen members present. Mrs Lucy Swindler was discussed for membership in Champaign and Urbana Ironman's club. Gally Simonton read a paper on the three music masters Mozart Beethoven and Wagner. Mrs Lola Smith spoke on Memorial Benefits Hall in Pennsylvania Avenue and Mount Vernon. The program closed with an address by Mrs Lake McKirgan and a 48 course luncheon was served.

Clutb Mozart Ludwig Beethoven Richard ‘Wagner Lola Smith Hall Pennsylvania Avenue Mount Vernon Lake McKirgan

Notable Visitors Listed for the Day

Mrs Margith Leland Griffith Russell Tomlinson Corrine Spalding and Misa Griffith are listed as visitors for the day in the local society note.

Mrs Margith Leland Griffith Russell Tomlinson Corrine Spalding Misa Griffith

Sparland High School Notes Prompt Literary Program

Adelphia society held its first literary program in the high school room on Friday afternoon with president Fred Aitchison opening at 2 pm. Despite misunderstandings the program was enjoyable. Miss Vineta Sparr read her report while Mrs Buckley spoke on adventures in Washington.

Sparland Adelphia Society Fred Aitchison Vineta Sparr Buckley Washington Jesse Duncan Frank VanAntwerp Lou Osborne O'Leary Chester VanAntwerp W Tanner Milby Marshall E Shaffer Die Journalisten James Burnett

For Sale and Advertisements in a Local Paper

A collection of small ads lists a Durham bull at one year, Jersey boars and gilts, several houses for sale, a Becker homestead with attorney abstract, cut flowers and ferns for sale, and a long satirical note on advertising and newspaper circulation.

Carthage Cemetery Wail California Kraft Canners’ Association Los- Angeles Germany Fort Edwards Great Britain Warsaw Zachary Taylor Dart Rose Francis F S_ Becker Gale Fred W Potter F S Becker, Jr

Henry Citizen Testimony Endorses Kidney Pills

A Henry resident recounts five years of kidney trouble with back pain headaches and fatigue. After using Dosn's Kidney Pills from Segraves Drug Store he reports relief and cites an April 23 1912 endorsement from Mr Woodward praising the product and urging others to try it in Buffalo New York.

Henry Segraves

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