Distinctive local funeral home blends modern design
The community gains a distinctive innovation in funeral services with a modern institution that replaces ordinary storage parlors. It features a beautiful residence with refined comforts, three large parlors for services, and a private living area for out of town relatives and friends.
Seelig Orchestra to headline big Henry dance night
The famous Seelig six piece orchestra will perform at the opera house Tuesday night, September 30, as Henry readies for a large dance. Local updates include visitors, property improvements, a combination sale, accidents, baptisms, and community notices.
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Seelig
Frank Potter
Bushnell
Opera House
K. C. Blackburn
Kansas City
E H. Hutchins
Jennie
Charles Bourdette
Peoria
Smith & Gilpin
Rowe
Republican
Second Street
Ide Davis
Pembrook
Jacob Rasmussen
Vanda
Bureau
Elise
Heitie Helper
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Tiskilwa
Shadow Lawn Farm
Kenneth
Ivan
Robert Helper
Robert Mann
Henry Gray
Richard Waughop
W. J. Carpenter
H. A. Otto
Miss Mathew
Johnson
Mary Isenberg
Benedict
Kan
Alex Daniels
LaPrairie Township
Henry
Henry May
R. H. Boldrick
Dorothy
Des Moines
Iowa
Julia Humble
W. H. Jones
John Peterson
Nettie
Seeliz
Meyer“Bros
George Bickerman Jr
Carlson
Magnolia
Henry Boys
Pera
Phillips
Ed’Suithwee
Kate Kemple
Phillip Thomas
Ziegler
Enid
Okla
Columbus, CO
Big Four
Bradford
Central
Illinois
Tuberculosis sanitarium plan eyed for Woodford Marshall counties
A broad proposal to create a nationwide tuberculosis sanitarium study urges combining Woodford and Marshall counties. It suggests selecting a site near Henry on the “castle on the hill” owned by Grover Kirby, with a high elevation and pure air ideal for a sanitarium.
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Woodford
Marshall
Henry
Grover Kirby
Illinois Valley
W C T U Holds Annual Election and Convention Plans
The W C T U met with Miss Clara Waughop presiding as Miss Elise Helper was elected president. New officers were named and delegates chosen for Marshall County and state conventions. A program of music readings and addresses was announced with a Picnic luncheon at the church and a national organizer expected to attend.
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M. C. Doyle
Clara Waughop
Bella Evans
Marshall County
The
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Dusenberry
J. A. Williams
S. May Stickel
Lizzie Evans Zenor
East St. Louis
Clara Belle Waughop
Elizabeth’ Young
Henry Morse
Bella’ Evans
W.'C
G.H. Shipplett
T.C
Harriet Darling
Hall of All- Fora
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Ohios
Bae
Ake Republic
Henry, Tllinow
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Wheeler Farm
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Bislwa
C. L. Clawson
Charles Knight
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E G Cromwel
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Marjorie
EFP
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Momence
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Saunemin
Fred Manski
Chicago
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Siboney
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Dnstantl Mies
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Allset
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C. A. Phillips
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