Death of Henry a community elder Patrick Hennessey at 91
Patrick Hennessey age 91 years 6 months 9 days died suddenly after a chest pain on Oct 26 in Henry Illinois. He was born in 1828 in Ireland, married Anna Kelley in 1855, celebrated 64th anniversary in August, survived by widow and five children, thirty grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral Oct 29 at St Joseph's church with burial in Camp Grove.
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Henry
Ong
Patrick,Hennessey
St. Joseph's Church
Edmond Barney
Hennessey
Ed Hennessey
Jennessey
Pierciay
Patrick Hennessey
Fordstown
Ireland
Anna Kelley
Joseph
Walla Wanda
Wash
John
Scranton
Jane
Thomas Finnegan
Grafton
William
Camp Grove
Edward
Éath
Mary
James
Eba
Margaret
John Real
McCook
Neb
Joseph Hennessey
Lincoln
Henry Mr. Hennnessey
Equan
St. Josph’s
M. J. Brennan
Iliam Green
Lott Sullivan
John Hanley
Frank Baer
John Carroll
J E
A. B. Smith
John Hennessey
Farmers in Illinois plan federal land bank in Speer
Farmers from Stark Marshall and Peoria counties will meet in Speer later this month to form a federal land bank. Peter Collegan leads the drive with Joe Ghert Francis Flynn Louis Peugh and Harry Reynolds among organizers. J A Danforth of Washington Illinois will speak on benefits as landowners may borrow for land purchases improvements or debts over 46 years. A preliminary meet at Beer yielded requests totaling about 166 000 dollars.
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Stark
Marshall
Peoria
Speer
Federal Land Bank
Peter Collegan
Joe Ghert
Francis, Flynn
Louis Peugh
Harry Reynolds
J. A. Danforth
Washington , IL
Federal Land ‘Bank
Ilinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Stark County
Marshall—county
Iarmers
Iarmers, Even Prie Sag
Proposed Questions Tsien of Peblig Policy and Reform
The text outlines three proposed constitutional questions for the upcoming election on November 4. It discusses initiative and referendum powers, seek separate votes on these measures, and asks about authorizing state and municipal bodies to acquire outside of debt limits utilities and transport and storage facilities.
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Tsien
Peblig
Délogues
Whck
Fifth Constittion
Oritness
Fifth Constitutional Convention
Surprise Visit by Rantasken Club to Draper Home
Last Wednesday evening six cars of the Rantasken club members left the Seelye home to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Bud Draper at their Camp Grote area residence. The group enjoyed games and music, shared pumpkin pies and coffee, with watermelons as a treat before departing, vowing to try another surprise later.
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Rantaikenui Club
Bud Draper
Camp Grote
Thomas Seelye
W R C Quilting Bee Brings Members Together
A large turnout at the W R C social at Mrs Glenn Thompson's home featured members and guests piecing blocks for two quilts one cotton and one worsted scraps to be sent to the soldiers widows home in Wilmington A bountiful supper followed with a cake donated by Mrs Nellie Harlin auctioned by Mrs William McAtee at good prices.
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W. RC
Glenn Thompson
Wilmington
Nellie Harlin
William McAtee
Poultry Meeting Forms Temporary Putnam Marshall Branch
Rain and bad roads limited attendance at a Monday afternoon meeting in the opera house to form a Putnam and Marshall counties poultry association. A. D. Smith of Quincy, secretary of the state poultry association, attended. Ed Mathis was named temporary chairman and asked to recruit members for a permanent organization to meet again on November 8 at the same venue.
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Opera House
Putnam
Marshall Counties
A. D. Smith
Quincy
State Poultry Association
Ed Mathis
Lippert Acree Sale Notice in Putnam County
Notice of a sale of the Lippert homestead, 40 acres in Pit Heat, KOMMNET, to be held November 7, 1919 at the farm. Heirs of Adam Lippert deceased are listed as sellers. The fragment references various laws and regulatory topics including farm operations and tenancy commissions, with unrelated garbled text about education and plant disease regulations.
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Lippert
Putnam County
Adam Lippert
Kommnet
Pyrthe
Faris reunion draws from nine states at Clinton Missouri
An extensive Faris family reunion gathered in Clinton Missouri October 3 to 6 with 119 attendees from fifteen states including Florida Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio Indiana Illinois Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Washington. Notables such as Rev W W Faris and A P Faris hosted guests with sermons memorials and family histories spanning Virginia 1734 to present.
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Oxisham
Oklo
George Bart
Yast
Lyons
Wien
Xen
Whitefield
Saratoga
Oklahoma ‘City
E.t. Faris
Clinton
Faris
Torkio
Adam Faris
P. Faris
William
Brick Church
Presbyterian
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Tewa
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Washington
Missouri
Artesia Lake
Canton
Kansas City
Faristown
Boys' College
W W. Faris
Grace Church
Peoria
Henry
Grendering
W. W. Faris
Thie
Virginia
Miami
Saratoga Township
Henry V
Marshall County
U. S
Presbyterian Church
Emma Faris Wilson
Council
Grove
Kans
Lizzie
Barnes ‘Faris
Elmer E. Faris Seber
James,c. Sere onMtt Ayr
Faris ‘Holler
Mtn
Lena Holler
Cole
Holler
Ayr
Robert P. Faris
Rcegarding
Caity Amc
Clarence, Wilson
Emma F
Wilson
Oklahoma City
W. & Faris Hves
Perry
Okla
Guthrie
Columbus
Xaz Sragdy
Gary
Ind
Chiceg
John G. Faris
Frances Smith
Chicago
Presbyterian Training School For
United States
Philadelphia
Second Presbyterian Church
Clark Wishart
Wishart
Eastern College
Robert H. Beattie
Auburnn Presbyterian Church
Houpe
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the Republicem
Henry, Ilanom
Jpatrick, Hennessey
Varley Rae
Haines
Eather
Rantaskencp Club
PRL Poultry Meeting
Bliss
Williamsfield
George N Mathis
Magnolix
Amy
EB. A. Johnson
Bradford
Bert Ketchum
Helen Hall
J. Watercott
L. R. Phillips
A. Phillips
W. P. Turner
R. W. Miller
L. E. Merdian
Henry Opera House
Paramount Artcraft Film Co
Bessie Barriscale
Sessce Hayakawa
The
Mutual
Bonds OF Honor
Fenwick’s
Adj Faction
Thig
Lyon the
Waltham
Lemiey
Bate
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