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C J J a T E U > O R T L ) P M N T E N L ■ CJjateu>ortl) p m n ten ler "Liked By Most, Cussed By Some . Rood Bjj Everybody!" = SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1945 N O. 52 =*=^= Townsend To m , H ear the Sangamo Electric Four Double Shower For Miss Angelin Bork Death Comes to Be In Fairbury.^ Lake Subm arine Two Brides h Dr. Francis E. TowilMnd, orig- A miscellaneous shower was I* ' Charles D. Schafer inator of the Tifownsend NaNational Bags 15 Jap Ships given in the parlors of the Char­ Married to C layton Recovery plan, wiU.be honored at lotte Evangelical church on Au­ his seventhth annual Aomecomlng to gust 7th, in honor of Mrs. William ( ( l I I 11 Fhlrbury Saturday'and Sunday. Swartz, of Emington, the former Beneke August 15 After Long Illness Mr. Townsend, bom on a farm, In 10 Months Miss Evelyn Overturf of Saune- V / \ i n , ’ .' . f t' ‘■tu ■; • i’ three miles northeast bf Falrbury, min, who was married on July I I I ! 11 l F u n era l Services has returned to the community Edward Dierking 16th, and Miss Angelin Bork or Ceremony Took annually since his plan gained Cullom who, on August 16th, Held Sunday at national recognition. Is Member of became the bride of Clayton Place in Charlotte Townsend national headquar­ Beneke of Elizabeth, Colorado. Two (Fclock the Crew Interesting games and contests Evangelical Church ters expect between 2,000 to 3,- ’ ■ - .uF -1 . :i <- / 000 persons to attend the home­ were enjoyed and delicious re­ Charles D. Schafer, a life-ion* freshments were served by a coming. The following story, coming Miss Angelin Ora Bork, daugh­ resident of the Chataworth neigh­ committee who carried out a borhood, died at his home in the Sessions will be held in the from Washington, wlH be of Inter­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Bork, Duel! building in Central pant est to Chatsworth friends of Ed­ color scheme of rose and white. village Friday morning at 3:16, and Sunday sessions at the Fair­ ward Deirkirkg, a brother of Mrs. The guests of honor received of Cullom, became the bride of following an extended illness with many beautiful and useful gifts, Clayton Beneke, son of John diabetis and a dropsical condition. grounds. The program includes a Ann Matthias and who made his dance Saturday night in Town* home in Chataworth for some which were heaped upon separate Beneke, of Elizabeth, Colorado, at Funeral services were held Sun- „ . __. .. _ .. end headquarters in the time and graduated from the tables. Miss Feme Harms waiting 10:30 a.m. Thursday, August 16. day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the JjjLJ*e" JilJS—£2 on Mrs. Swartz and Miss Verna v / / / / / / . Lutheran church with the Rev. buildingbu,,d,ng and a wort,hlpworship se on Chatsworth high school with the The ceremony was performed In Sunday morning in the fairground class of 1939. Frieden waiting on Miss Bork. the Charlotte Evangelical church, A. F. Karsten officiating. Burial Edward is a petty officer, first was in the Germanville cemetery. amphitheatre. with Rev. H. E. Kasch reading the --------------o - — • class in the navy and in the sub­ service. The altar was decorated Casket bearers were Ben Branz, marine service. His ship is the Roy Wahl, Paul Gillett, Herman Station Wagon Hits with gladiolii and candles. “Gultarro" mentioned in the story. Mrs. Dale Nettleingham, of Gerth, Vernon Hummel and A r­ Edward’s ship has been in dry nold Ashman. Boy Scouts Get Cullom, was matron of honor and Mr. Schafer was bom on a farm, dock at San Francisco, getting also sang ‘‘I Love You Truly” and repairs and he was visiting his Local Ambulance “Blest Be the Tie,'' accompanied southeast of Chataworth, March parents at Goodenow, Illinois, for 4, 1883, a son of Valentine and Coveted Medals by her mother, Mrs. Fred Hem- Sophia Hornstein Schafer. He some time but has returned to Patient Escapes ken. Dale Nettleingham was best farmed until 1914, when he moved Local Lads Win the coast to leave with his ship man. soon. Here's the story. Without Injury The bride, given in amrriage by to town and became a carpenter, On the Produc.duc^rs’ Crop Improvement Association program Au- which trade he followed until Eisenhower Award Washington, D. C. — The US gust 28th. This quartet, of Springfield, Illinois (left(lef to right)— her father, wore a street length submarine Guitarro sank 16 Jap Roy Fox, lead; Bob Masterson, tenor; O. F. Leaman, baritone; dress of white faille and lace In­ about 18 months ago. ships in less than 10 months of L. D. Outlaw, a resident of He was a member of the Cha*A- j The Chatsworth Boy Scouts and Newell Doris- bass, were the second place winners in the Champaign and who had come sertion, and a white lace hat. She operation against Japan’s dwin­ state contest last year. A nationally famous Barber Shop Quar­ to Chatsworth to officiate as re­ wore a strand of pearls, a gift of worth Lutheran church. Khave received their medals and dling fleet, the Navy revealed to­ tet. the gridegroom, and a corsage of Survivors Include two brothers, ,he 76 mm shell container prom- day. lict • tation agent for J. T. Johnson Fred and Albert, of Chatsworth,: |*ed them in a waste pejW>r cam- at the Illinois Central depot, be­ white gladiolii and baby’s breath. The Gultarro, which is now at came ill Monday shortly after Mrs. Nettleingham's dress was and two sisters. Mrs. Anna Wag- paign for the months 0f March Hunter’s Point naval drydocks, of brown and white bemberg. Mrs. ner, of Peoria, and Miss Margaret, anfj April. San Francisco, undergoing a rou­ George Cline Instantly Killed Tuesday noon at the depot. He called Mr. at home, with whom he resided. Johnson and was taken to the Nettleingham, Mrs. Hemken and The medals, 27 in numger— one tine overhaul, included in her bag the mother of the bride also wore for each member of the troop- office of Dr. Lockner. two enemy cruisers, three de­ E. J. Roach was called to con­ corsages. Legion Sponsors are stamped metal round discs stroyers, eight transports and car­ Following the ceremony, dinner with Gen. Dwight Eisenhower’s Night When Auto and Truck Crash vey the man to a Kankakee hos­ go ships, and two tankers. pital. When Mr. Outlaw’s condi­ was served to the wedding party Carnival Next Week picture embossed on one side and Skippered by Cmdr. H. D. H. and guests at the Chatsworth res­ The Chatsworth American Le- suitably Inscribed. The medal Is Haskins, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and tion seemed worse at Gilman the K»on is trying to raise funds to suspended from a red and white Three Others It was reported late last night railroad physician was consulted taurant. later by Cmdr. Thomas B. Dabney, that Mr. Cavanagh had been plac­ and he ordered the patient taken The bride is a graduate of North improve their club room for re- ribbon covered cross bar and very Muskogee, Okla., the Guitarro was ed in an oxygen tent and that his turning soldiers by sponsoring a pretty. Badly Injured to the Illinois Central hospital in Central college and has been pounded many times by furious condition was very critical. teaching school in Castle Rock. carnival next week. August 27- 1 The shell container is made of depth charge attacks ‘ after her Chicago. He became partially un­ September 1st, on the streets of waste paper In cylindrical form, Near Forrest conscious and remained in that Colorado, during the past year. daring strikes on enemy convoys. condition until he reached the The groom operates the Beneke Chatsworth. The Mid-West C ar-1 27 Inches high and Inches In She suffered slight damage only Truck Line at Elizabeth, Colorado, nival company will be here with diameter. Printed on the shell once, however. George Cline, residing south­ Given a Chance hospital where it was stated that he had suffered a cerebral Hem­ where they will make their home. various attractions. The carnival are these words: “General Elsen- Her record of sinkings took west o f Chatsworth, was instant­ wlll be permitted to use the mid- bower award to Troop 86, Chats- orrhage. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. place In comparatively few war ly killed shorty before 12 o’clock H. M. Williams, Miss Matie W il­ dte business block for their rides worth Boy Scouts, In recognition patrols. She was buHt at the Tuesday night So rods east of Building Will Boom When the ambulance was with­ in seven blocks of the hospital at liams and Mrs. Henry Bork, of and games and the Legion mam* of its services to th e war effort In Manitowoc, Shipbuilding Company Forrest on Highway 24 when a Chatsworth. here hope to realize a goodly sum. collecting 1,000 pounds waste pe- at Manltowac, Wis., and completed Ford car in which he was a pas­ People Waiting to 6:46, a station wagon filled with They purchased the old Ferries per per boy in the Boy S co u t- early in 1944. senger crashed into the rear of a twelve children of the Play Club, PRICE corner two-story brick building a t . General Eisenhower campaign in --------------o------------- ton and a half Ford truck. He re­ Build Homes being conveyed from Jackson ARTIFICIAL LIGHT the comer of Locust and Fifth | March and April, 1946." It also ceived a broken neck and head Park crashed into the Roach am­ USED TO START SEARS! bulance at Stony Island avenue streets and plafi to fix it up with states: "This shell container, made Work Stopped At injuries.
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