Local Happenings and War News from Henry Area
Miss Jessie Green of Speer visits Henry on business. Fall and war notes span from bank robberies, draftees to Camp Dodge, with parishioners, sheriffs, and editors sending regards. Red Cross fund boosts in LaSalle, church moves, and a Henry horse race preview cap the weekly recap.
Death of Mrs William Heinrich and related notices
The notice records the death of Mrs Ella Riser Heinrich on September 22 1780 after illness from pernicious anemia at her home near town. She leaves husband William Heinrich two sons Charles and Albert and many relatives. Requiem mass at St Marys church followed by burial, with pallbearers named. Also brief obituaries and church notices for St Johns Episcopal St Josephs St Marys and Christian Church services and a card of thanks from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heinrich
Heinrich
Ella Riser
Mary Riser
Charles
Albert
St. Mary’s Church
Father Shauer
William Peterman
William Siewers
John Stadel
Henry Bell
Bernard Bergants
Herman Hofer
Henry
Chicago
Fred
New York City
Anthony
Anna
L. C. Jones
Katie
Thomas Gorman
Portland
Ore
Ed Riser
Jones
C.C. Doran
Personal Notes From Henry and Nearby Towns
Ki a John Hubert visited Bloomington to see relatives. Ed Wasson a Lacon barber fined ten dollars for operating without a state license. Mrs Mary Champs of Eureka Springs Ark visits her daughter Mrs George Helper in Magnolia township. Streator chosen as next session site by Central Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference and committees named to shorten the program. George P Travis and wife in Peoria bidding farewell to Leonard Travis leaving for France. Leonard is a draftsman, son of John Travis of McNabb. Miss Lottie Collier operated on for an internal tumor by Dr Holmes of Chicago. recovery hoped. Lyman Horrom buys a farm in Minnesota near St Paul and prepares to move. Coroner W C Thierry of Wenona praised for low inquest costs. Mr and Mrs John Nader of Magnolia return from North Dakota with 320 acre farm, visiting Mossbach. Mrs S H Price of Mossbach visits Illinois friends. Richard M Tremain confined at home with varicose veins after ptomaine poisoning. Peoria county approves Ivyway concrete highway along river road. $36,963 budget. Bureau county appropriates $17,000 for Ivyway. Dr Henry Baker Brown death noted. founder of Valparaiso University. Mrs Mary H Price of Mossbach calls from North Dakota, dislikes sand storms and deep frosts. prefers Illinois. Mrs A R Olmsted of Colorado Springs sends brochures on Colorado Springs and Pike’s Peak auto highway. courtesy gratefully acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubert
Bloomington
Ed Wasson
Lacon
Mary Champs
Eureka Springs
Ark
George Helper
Magnolia Township
Streator
Central Illinois Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
George P. Travis
Peoria
Leonard Travis
France
John Travis
McNabb
Leonard
Ohio
Lottie Collier
City Hospital
Holmes
Chicago
Lyman Horrom
Minnesota
St. Paul
W. C. Thierry
Wenona
John Nader
Magnolia
North Dakota
Mossbach
H. Price
Illinois
Richard M. Tremain
Board of Supervisors
Peoria County
Chillicothe
Marshall County
Bureau County
Chicago Herald
Henry Baker Brown
Brown
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Henry
N. D
Republican
W. B. Deck
A. R. Olmsted
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pike's Peak
Pike’s Peak
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Speer
Samuel
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Judson Ong
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H. F. Andrews
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York
Neb
David Dwyer
John Hartley
Benjamin Gallup
Joseph Timmons
Steuben
St. Mary's School
Emery
Putnam County
W. A. Paxson
W. A
W. E. Patterson
Hennépin
Cassell
Joliet
Lester Bassett
Roundup
Mont
Camp Dodge
Paul GC
313Th Engineers
Clarence Phillips
349Th
George H. Gole
Venona
Charles H. Ramp
William C. Barnes
Clifford Ireland
318Th Engineers
S A. J. Wimner
Frank Green
Tacoma
Wash
Frances Jeneca
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Lillian
United States Army
Pershing
Camp Grant
Ireland
Cate
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congressman Ireland
Edward N. Grove
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Military Service Region
District of Columbia
Camp Meade
Military Service Legion
Legion
Army and National Guard
United States
I Jesus
Henry Horseshoe
McAfee
Bill Dunn
William McAtee
Blackman
How Henry
Lacon—Buck
H. Ramp
Ger Yet Reinbeck
R. Doran
Lacon—Rees
Anderson
Henry—Daniels
Lacon—Dunn
W. Ramp
Henry—Griffin
Sullivan
Lacon—Owen
J. Ramp
Henry—Gallup
Schultz
F. Barr
L. Barr
Henry—T. Kaifer
E. Kaifer
Lacon—Barney
Scoon
Rae
Dick Joles
U. S. Infantry
Des Moines
Iowa
Joles
John H. Ford
Fred Ford
849Th Infantry
Clarence A. Phillips
Clarence
Glenn Evans Tilton
M. E
Henry and Putnam
Lodemla
Fairbury
Johns
Vernay
Lewis Edward Landers
Giovani Polo
William E. Foster
Frank Wyzious
J. Flavell
Natare Pozzi
Giovanni G. Bianchi
Henry John Kuepper
Ralph W. Campbell
Benjamin Anthony Hacker
William Lewis Straugh
Elmer Bruce Kitts
Henry Joseph Apple
Angelo Pescitelli
Presbyterian Church of
Louise Turner
Mary Paskell
Henry Union
T. I
Turtler
W. Wheeler
W. C. PU
S. May Stickel
Hen
Kathryn Sawyer
Martha McMillen
Qe Bee
Wumlys
Erwin
Maurine Turner
T. U
Braden
Beesley
Marshall Downey
Hofer
Swaney
James Davidson
LaPrairie
Davidson
James Ladd
Ladd
Fulks Bros
John Poignant
Scott Aitchison
Ru Fa Fay
Illinois River
Sparland
Henry and
Putnam
Springfield
Putnam County Board
Henry Opera House
O’neil
Marcellus G. Riggs
Gettysburg
Jefferson Barracks
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
Kentucky Mountains
West Virginia
Virginia
Co. F
Louise
Hettie Helper
LaPorte
Ind
Illinois State Association of the New Jerusalem Church
LaPorte Society
Henry Society
Minnie Kline
Hammond
Big Four
W. T. Law
J. W. H. Hodge
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bowen
R. §. Bayne
J. O. Hill
T. C. Coggshall
Charles Dewey
C. F. Hallfarth
Oscar Scholz
Christian Church
William Knight
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Smith
Christian Endeavor
Rea W. Martin
St. Joseph's Church
M. J. Brennan
St. Mary's Church
Andrew Schauer
Bernard Yaeger
W. R. Blackwell
D. R. Blackwell