Henry Township Sunday School convention reports strong attendance
The semi annual Henry Township Sunday School convention met at the Presbyterian church with four of five clergy participating. Reports show Enrollments across city schools with modest offerings and missions funds. The evening featured papers on Bible study and better work for the Master plus a choral duet and a Sunday school song performance.
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Henry Township
Presbyterian Church
McCown
T. L. Jones
Lulu Hillabrand
J. A. Williams
Marshall County Sunday School Association
C. B. Burt
City Sunday Schools
M. E
J. H. Crickenberger
St. John’s Episcopal
Liberal Christian Church School
Presbyterian School
Home Department
Charles Ross
The
Christian Church
G. BE. Young
Episcopal Church
L. G. Landenberger
Clara Waughop
Sadie Albertson
Louise Helper
G. Ross
Shakespearian Impersonations Highlight Niemeyer Kelly Show
The Niemeyer Kelly company at the opera house presents a five act program featuring impersonations of Shakespearian and classical characters. Mr Niemeyer rapidly shifts from Mr Hyde to Dr Jekyll Hamlet Richard III Polydore and Parthenia with full costume changes and dramatic readings. Audiences applaud the challenging sequence and Miss Kelly delivers a fine Parthenia performance.
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Niemeyer Kelly
Opera House
Mr. Niemeyer
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyl
Hamlet
Richard III
Polydor
Parthenia
Miss Kelly
Dedication at Bradford Catholic Church in Peoria Diocese
The new St. John the Baptist church in Bradford was dedicated Sunday with a large clergy attendance. The $45,000 edifice features a full Catholic ceremony led by Rev. F. J. O Reilly, with Bishop Spalding in the procession and sermons by Rev. J. F. Lockney and Rev. J. A. Shannon.
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Bradford
Peoria
St. John the Baptist
Spalding
F. J. O'Reilly
St. Mary’s ‘Cathedral
Father N. Wenden
Bloomington
J. A. Shmnon
St. Mary’s 'Peoria
P. Sammon
St. Bernard’s
Vincent Huber
St. Bede's College
Peru
Frank ‘Rinnells
Askum
Dickermann
Rutland
C. A. Husser
Magnolia Grange Fair Sets Grand Rally Week
The Magnolia Grange fair returns for Sept 24 25 26 27 with 24th annual events. Promises agricultural displays bands from Magnolia and Granville, ball games Granville vs Venona, and broad community appeal within 80 miles. Squirrels multiply in city causing local notice of fruit and corn losses. L M Lincoln and C R Jones with wives toured Wyoming by car last Thursday.
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Magnolia Grange Fair
Magnolia Grange
Magnolia
Granville
Venona
Othr
Accident on Bridge Points to Brush Load Frightening Horse
An accident on a bridge injures Elias Herr, collector at the bridge, when a frightened horse backing a Ramage buggy knocks Herrn under a loaded wagon. Herr suffers bruises with no bones broken. doctors monitor for internal injuries. Civil and wedding notes follow, detailing the Cassell Worley marriage in Berwyn Illinois with guests, processions, and gifts.
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Elias Herr
Street Committee
Albert Stevens
Herr
John Ramage
Magnolia
Henry
Mr. Herr
Mr. Ramage
Mr. Stevens
Ramage
Adam Peterman
J. H. Crickenberger
Cassell-Worley
Clyde Worley
Mayme Cassell
Berwyn
Ill
Harvey Mardorf
Chicago
Ella Norton
A. J. Abernethy
Marjorie Cassell
Marjorie Blackman
Herman G. Heaton
Masonic Temple
Heyworth Building
Fred Williams
Marshall County Sunday School Convention Program
The Marshall County Sunday school convention meets Friday September 20 at Saratoga M B Church. Morning session includes prayer, greetings, reports and talks by Rev. Black, J A Williams, Robert Kelley, Mrs Willis Ward, Mrs S W McCulloch, Mr Henry Mosier, and others. Afternoon features praise, addresses by Rev A T Stevens and Rev W J Stewart, solos by Dorothy Scott, duets, and superintendent discussions. The La Prairie male quartet to sing. News from Colorado Springs reports Mrs Royal Olmsted is not better and may worsen. her disability is pneumonia.
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Marshall County
Saratoga M. B
Black
J. A. Williams
Robert Kelley
Willis Ward
S. W. McCulloch
Henry Mosier
Johnston
St. Louis
C. 8. Justis
Heuyer
T. H. Martin
A. T. Stevens
W. J. Stewart
Dorothy Scott
Collins
Barnes
B. FP. Perry
Ed Underwood
M. L. Truitt
la Prairie
Lone Tree News Briefs Chronicle Local Life
Oliver Downey shelled corn last Thursday while Lillian Kane struggles with illness. Neighbors including the Downeys, Andersons, Burtons, Finleys, Bells and Moffitts visit and trade in town. A near-fatal accident at J. J. Henry’s restaurant occurs when wiring grounds. Henry is shocked removing a bulb, injuring his finger and shaking nerves as workers probe the fault.
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Lone Tree
Oliver Downey
Lillian Kane
Henry Downey
Oliver Downey’s
Carrie, Anderson
Ivan
John Burton
Saratoga
Lindsey Anderson
Frank Bell
van ‘Williams
George Finley
Aggie
Frank Anderson
Daniel and
Chicago
Lizzie Moffitt
Orpheula Knight
Henry
Dr. Simmons
Magnolia
J. J. Henry
Mr. Herry
Trim Your Trees Notice From City Committee
Henry street and walk committee informs property owners to trim trees in front of their property within ten days. If not, the committee will trim them.
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City of
Henry
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