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FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1930 NUMBER 49 l - ===» BARN AND CRIB ARE THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME CHATSWORTH SCHOOLS BANDIT SLUGS DESTROYED BY FIRE OPEN MONDAY, SEPT. 1 DOUBLE WEDDING EARLY SUNDAY MORN —BUILDINGS RENOVATED The barn and crib on the Joseph I The singing of the so-called lo-1 TARES PLACE IN THOMAS MOLLOY Diets estate, 4 4 miles south of Chats- ’ ousts and the shortening of the days ] worth, burned early Sunday morn -brings to mind that summer is. ing. It Is thought the fire started drawing to a close and that school, AND ROBS HIM either from a stroke of lightning or days will soon be with us again. CLIFTON CHURCH spontaneous combustion of the hay. i It is a fact for Chatsworth Town The farm Is tenanted by Mr. and ! ship high school and Chatsworth Country Oil Station Scene of Mrs. Otis Bargraann Aho were awak-' public school will convene on Mon Raboin-Bennett; Morel-Quick ened by the fire and summoned help. day, September 1st, for the lnaugu- Nuptials Last Saturday [RE Daylight Hold-up Mon They succeeded in getting the horses | uration of the 1930-31 school year. day Afternoon. out of the barn. The barn was fill Both buildings have undergone their Afternoon, ed with hay and straw (forty or fifty] annual renovation and will he in ship ______'IP loads of the latter) and the loss In shape for opening day. | As was the case last year the up- 1 Miss Helen May Raboin, elder re Phone II Thomas Molloy was slugged and that llne amounted to about $500.; robbed by a young man about 19 barn was insured for $1,000, | per three classes of the high school daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rab- years old at the Molloy service sta- wblcb "*11 on*> partially cover the; ! will be registered during the morn- oin, and Clarence Cook Bennett, eld I H I i m M IH tion a half mile south and a half loBa* 11 was a ,rame structure, built ing of September 1, while the first er son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Ben- mile west of Piper City between 2 25 >ears a * ° - 34x40 feet- 20 feet t0 lyear pupils will not be required to nett, were united in marriage Satur- I I11 H 111 IM >H and 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. ,tbe eaves’ and had a 16x34 foot ad' register until afternoon. This ar- day afternoon, August 16th, in a The fellow escaped but his lden- dlt*°n U8ed as a c10w1bar“‘ rangement gives the faculty a bet- double wedding ceremony that took tlty has been pretty well established I The cr,b contained 2.000 bushels J ter opportunity to get the freshmen place at 4 o'clock in the Methodist and his arrest Is thought to bo only of oa«8’ a ‘>ortlon of w,llch was saved lineal up on their various programs Episcopal church at Clifton before a matter of time )y Mr and also avoids many embarrassing an assembly of nearly two hundred narsman and neighbors who ' m Mr. Molloy, who is 78 years old, be‘Pt>d remove it from the building situations for the beginners. ] persons, more than fifty of whom was alone at the station which is on- be,ore the buUd,"S 8,arted t0 burn' The present indication is that the were Chatsworth friends. ly a short distance from the country There was $300 insurance on the enrollment at both schools will be Miss Ruth Kathryn Morel, of Clif home of Mr. Molloy, Ills daughter, crib . :.d $250 on contents, belonging I practically the same as last year. ton, and Basil Charles Quick, of Ta and his son, James. He was serving I to the iaietz estate. The burned1 It is understood that the Catholic was City. Michigan, were the other oats were estimated at 300 bushels. ! j school (St. Patrick’s Academy) will young couple who pledged the mari m served a fellow coming toward the Part of the oats belonged to „ the I I open the same day as the public tal vows in the same specially phras station, walking from the east. The ;Dletz ea,a,e’ a por,ion to ° “s nars- schools, as it generally does. Rev. ed and beautifully enacted ceremony. eustomers remarked that he would i m a n n some ,0 1 Ptt‘r ^broen. Fr. FitzGerald is out of town and The nuptials were distinguished probably want a ride and they would Mr' »a'gmann also lost some of this announcement was not obtained by somewhat unusual elements of — m move on but not before they got a his farm tools, harness, etc., alto authoritatively. sentiment. The brides were next- pretty good look at the fellow. The gether sustaining a heavy financial door neighbors and inseparable com highwayman stopped at the service loss. 2 HELD FOR ROBBERY; panions until their second year of station and asked for a bottle of The barn will be rebuilt at once, AT FAIRBURY; A THIRD high school at Clifton, and the cere pop, following Mr. .Molloy into the wo are Informed. BELIEVED IMPLICATED mony was performed by’Rev. W. W. building. He asked to be shown Howard, of Thawville. the minister lU.h) some more pop that was in a cooling UVINGSTON CO. HOME (Bloomington Piiiuagri w ho married the parents of both Clyd« box on the floor. As Mr. Molloy K v. in*; liu i I, a iy• 1-'. ami l*rid<■S all! Who through tlle years BUREAU 3RD IN STATE oi Fa ii y, are stooped to get a bottle he was slug STATION i tin , ag** 1 7, both bur has :figured i:i memorable e euts in in ’ ♦* conn m jai ! cma rgfoi with loo The ladies of the ged on the top of the head with a Th< Livingston Count;. II mu Un- both families i:- • • A. iv I*. Ti a roi ami Itar and m pop bottle and was rendered uncon- reau now s a.i is third in tin* stati K ’ li cuu ri ii proiLhid beautiful a i Leiistu: i U1VH at Fairl]any early tioi: - of ferns and yel- st i >us from the blow, the bottle he- from the point of nu :uh< r-bi; :u- gene!:-al decora Sli ■ :no m ine. r*.»udo s ■ , ns of low itad whit*.- gladioli. lng broken and the contents thrown cording to an announcement mad" LAST BAND CONCERT 300 ATTEND AMERICAN F.i \ is also Uifii.ig lu !Id In’•ivii”. - Frc e d in g the marriage. Neil : 4 . over tlie walls of the building. by Miss Anna Searle. ••ouiny home INCLUDES SEVERAL LEGION COUNTY PICNIC i ::. : !h i i-SlU.'.lliun. T rim hie. eousi n of Miss M ■rel, ren- When Mr. Molloy regained con ndviscr. The county organization i- it) 1 ADDED FEATURES 1 lu r is fovin:- i in Iihcat- •d in da solo Bac -flou nod's sciousness some time afterwards lie m.ide up of 31 units with a total AT P.ONTIAC ON SUNDAY tiered1 as a mu til c -i'jIti i; p O! it IV'ji iit taxi t:lriv»*r “ A vo Maria" and At Dawning”, V found that his pockets had been membership of 6! 3. I'nits with their The Chafswuna municipal band l.lrn Su mi ay nigtu am!1 tin* ■I h v t of an Miss Anna Msirgaref Itilby playing Sales turned inside out and what money corresponding membership are t-t played me eigulti and last conctrt of GET A Tic aDi .idaiue at th< Livingston an to h . tLiul city,, I Os• t.'.ur wi.ii .Max tiie fiiano a coo mpaniment. he hud on ills person and in the mo follows: Pontiac 74; Charlotte 21: tile season last night Dow tin beiilU- juv’v Vmri
5kyr. ' sWR ■ 'v m THE CHATSWQRTH PLA1NDEALER, CHA1 Auotnr at, m ■VVJ a s ■...... --- _” M___ M K i | IW W M T, AUGUST | CULLOM NEWS | Sun H atsM ay Be Popular in Autum n * * * * * * * * * (Chronicle) SMART FOR SUMMER WEAR, WHITE PANAMAS ARE LIKELY TO BE THE VO&UE MAC XSC\-J l.. ■ FOR FALL FROCKS. HARRIET BELIEVES—BANDS ARE COLORED Motoryclcle Upsets KK Eldon Hlrstein and Frank Smith I BY HARRIET l got more ol a thrill out of a ride on 1 3 an antidote to the eotFoMbe Marvin Hlrateln's motorycle Tuesday summer fag. wby not fin tab the evening than they expected, when it asaion with chief upset on the pavement Just west of Cullom. Eldon received a sprained It Is po sasy to do. Prices are 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Chas. Kueffner farmstead locat thum b, while Smith burned himself reduced by this time so that yon ed in the SW 1-4 of 19-26-9 which is 2!^ miles east of Chatsworth and 2 V i miles south of u p considerably on one leg and arm can pick up bargains. Since clothes Chatsworth on the county line south of the highway No. 8 on by sliding a dlstauce of tbout twenty- bars a direct bearing on your five feet on the pavement. Mr. psychology, you can set yourself up Sm ith was one of the C. I. P. S. em In spirits by adding a costume or ployes who were In the auto hit by two to your wardrobe. a train In Cullom Saturday after Perhaps a new hat la one of the noon, and figures he has had his best first buys. Not a hat that you look upon as a possible winter share of accidents for a few minutes. flUer-ln. but one that was made with a burning sun In mind, Home From France Saturday, Aug. 23 Mrs. Barbara Trost returned to to. You wilt make no mistake In choosing a white hat, for It la likely at 1:00 o clock sharp, the following personal property, consisting of f> her home In Cullom Sunday, after to be the most popular *ooe with having made a trip to France as the autumn frocks. Further It la quite guest of the U. S. government to see the smartest bat right now. There the grave of her son. Theodore, who are all kinds of white hats to be was killed In battle In the World choeen. The sun hat, perhaps in war. There were two hundred mo modified form. Is the Ideal choice thers making the trip at the same for August. tim e as Mrs. Trost. Patou makes a number of charm 10 H ead of C attle ing featherweight models In paper Raid Soft Drink Parlor panama. They have enough brim One spotted Jersey cow; 2 roan Shorthorn cows; I red Shorthorn cow; 1 white face Following their visit to the Sorey to shade your eyes and are banded home, the deputies visited the sort with different colors to match your cow; 2 heifers and 3 calves. Three of theabove cows are milking. drink parlor of R. L. Van Alstyne, pastel shaded frocks. Jr., In Cullom, taking Mr. Van Al One..of these uses the favorite styne into custody and thoroughly tri-color scheme for Us banding. searching the premises In the morn The hat Itself being white, red and ing and again in the afternoon. No blue grosgraln ribbon Is used. The “evidence" whatever was found and, blue banding laces through the there being no case, Mr. Van Alstyne brim near where it Joins the crown was released in the afternoon. and the red ribbon laces through 5 H ead of H orses the crown, at one aide. A Jean Patou model hat of white paper panama straw, left, to News Items Regulation panama hata are Just trimmed with red and nary groagraln ribbon. Suitable for the lunch Consisting of one 8-year-old black mare, one 7-year-old gray horse, one 12-year-old as popular as paper panamas and The 15th of August, celebrated for eon engagement la the beige georgette afternoon ensemble, right. black horse; one aged sorrel mare; one 3-year-old roan gelding. scarcely heavier on the head. A This frock might well be worn during the winter. some forty years as Cullom's annual trick with these Is to have any homecoming day, will pass off to number of different bandings, all morrow without any special observ Madame Chantat ensemble of beige tends from above the elbow to the V - — Off made up with their tailored bows, georgette which uses hand-run cuff. ance. Celebration of the day was which snap In place to make it tucks In the most intricate of This beige ensemble has an addi O T I S * F abandoned two years ago. seem you have several hats. decorative designs as ila only trim. tional value. You can wear it with ‘United S i c Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stucker, of The frock has a normal waistline, assurance and comfort during the Redfield, S. D., arrived In Cullom on r p o finish the season properly, you with a sash; and the bodice blouses remainder of the summer and then, Guard Against Food I Wednesday evening for a visit with ashould------have-- at------— least one . perfect------( —_—slightly over It. The sleeves are If you wish, have it dyed one of Farm M achinery Governor Louis L B relatives In this vicinity. This is afternoon ensemble. A plain color short. the new raspberry or wine shades computed by Directo Mr. Stucker’s first trip back to Cul Is somewhat preferable to a print, Over this slips a flaring three- for practical winter wear. Or. you One grain elevator; one John Deere planter; two wagons; one Osborne disc; one drag; Pierson of the State D lom in twelve years. because you do not lire of It so quarters coat, also heavily tucked can keep It beige and wear It all one seeder; one John Deere gang plow; one John Deere cultivator; one walking plow; three Agriculture came to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Fraher and readily and. given a becoming In its front portions and sleeves, winter, for there is no color more last Thursday to attent children, who have been spending a shade, you are likely to feel a giving a rich effect. The sleeves distinguished than beige. The per sets of harness; saddle; one 1924 Ford touring car and other articles. conference called by Pi two weeks' vacation at the home of llttl'-.^niore formally atllred. are especially chic, having a big fect outfit Is nil beige, with perhaps ver. Asserted the go: A puff let In on the outside that ex gold chain earrings or pearls. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rab- ecommended choice Is a a and government will have t< oln, left for their home in Chicago responsibility for the p Sunday. TERMS—CASH JOHN F. DONOVAN, Auctioneer nanclng farmers, risklt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Throne and near French Lick, where her death blllty of loss if the fan daughter, Mildred, spent the week occurred. Besides her parents an-J later to meet hla obllgi end In Plano at the home of Mr. and her husband she Is survived by two community of the dr Mrs. Charles Clark, and helped them sisters and two brothers. They are THE UNFAILING FRIEND farmer cannot be expet celebrate their first wedding anni Mrs. Oscar Gilliatt of Chicago; Mrs. The International Uniform Saadif School hens on for Aag. M . ones a government lot versary. Will Hertz. Herscher; Clarence and The Friend Who Does Not Fall. I Sana. IS: 1-4; 20:14-17, 9944, whole problem could be 41. 42. The Rev. Charles Smith and fam John, both of Piper City. . 8 - " • colly.’’ Illinois, Mlsst ily returned the latter part of last . .- ' V .... Iowa, Ohio, West Virgil week from a three weeks’ vacation TCROM the mad Jealousy of Saul, R. M. CRICHTON Kansas and Nebraska, Mrs. W. D. Lewis and children, of In Michigan and southern Illinois repeatedly endangering the sented by their governc Forrest, and Mrs. D. A. Kloethe will life of David, it Is a pleasure to Receiver for Commercial National Bank of Chatsworth, IU. and the services at the Methodist leave Friday for a ten days' visit . conference was called I church were resumed last Sunday. turn to the friendship tor David were breaking the dre with relatives at Jacksonville. Mr. of Jonathan, Saul’s son. ■out), and the rain fell Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Boeman and Lewis will join them there Sunday The tokens of this friendship M l i Mrs. Jack McMahon started Sunday and on their return Miss Abbie were manifested In a covenant be 1 eouraglngly dark sky o' for a short vacation with relatives Haydon, a cousin, will accompany tween them and In the considera tal City for the first t weeks. Secretary of In Missouri Valley, Iowa. them for a visit here. tion with which Jonathan placed upon David his own robes and IT'S W ISH TO CHOOSE A SIX Hyde stated that the ” arms. It Is a strange story, full ernment will watch of conflicting elements, but out against food proflteerlni PIPER CITY NEWS of It all stands the strength and that "there la no need LIBRARY NOTES beauty of a great friendship. feeling—the problem la (Journal, August 14, 193U) Jonathan eeems to have been for livestock, not for h endowed with all of Saul's finer A nnouncing a new Choose an author as you choose Stolen Car Found at Pontiac traits and to have escaped that de Investigating Commit: a friend. mon of Jealousy which was his fa Though congress Is < W. O. Keefe drove down town ther's- undoing. In a sense there Monday evening, parked his Oakland committees of inveetlga The following hooks have been was everything to have made Jon production record coach on Route 115 just east of the athan envious or jealous of David, to function. Senator N lately added to tiie library: "The of the Senate Commit! City Grocery and when he returned Asking Price” by Helen Hull. Of in the hope of succeeding his fa for It about nine o’clock found that palgn Expenditures, this hook the Phila. Pub. Ledger ther as king, worldly advantage someone had beat him to It. No one might have made him distrustful 290009000 Chevrolet Sixes now on the road Washington I sat week l says, "We reccomend Miss Hull’3 had noticed the car being driven of David and anxious to get him Inquiry Into the cost of novel, "The Asking Price" for this away and when a search about town out of the way. vanla primary In which year's Pulitzer prize. The novel did not reveal Its whereabuts the loss Since January, 1929, Chevrolet has Labor Daria defeat will do the committee great honor. Spiritualties Strongest was reported. The next morning produced over 2,000,000 six-cylinder Qrundy of tariff fame. "Guests of Summer” by Paul Ful What advantage either of these Mr. Keefe received a call from the supreme place that Jesus gave to automobiles — nearly five times the Journlng the probe unt cher, published in April, 1930, an in two young men could have had police at Pontiac telling him that a friendship was Indicated when ha tor Nye Indicated that t teresting love story of the late war. from their compact of friendship said to his disciples, *'I bar* not record of any other manufacturer car with the numbers which had other than the beauty of the report would recommei "Red Pepper Burns Patients”, the called you servants, bat I have over an equal length of time. been issued to him had been found friendship itself. It Is not easy to law limiting campaign old, yet ever new book by Grace called yon friends." It was this parked at the C. & A. depot. see. The relationship between These 2,000,000 buyers have choeen on the House side, Cl Richmond, needs no Introduction as relationship of friendship that them seems to hare been one of bound the disciples to their Mas Chevrolet because it offers scores of took his committee the “Red Pepper" books have long disinterested appreciation and of communist scUviUes to Killian Wehe of LtHogne Dead ter—a relationship In which they desirable qualities not obtainable In Killian Wehe, well known resident been popular reading with the pub brotherly love and confidence. hearings that failed to shared his counsels and his con- any other car so low in price. of LaHogue, died Tuesday evening, lic in general. "Poems. Letters and There was to U no element of fldeooe. To achieve sock friend thing worth front pa Essays”, Joyce Kilmer; “Miss Bar selfishness. The lesson seems to August 15th, at his home In La ship la the saprerie end and Yet, despite its many fine car ad wait there to see the i rett’s Elopement” by Lenanton. suggest that strong as are the ties ; purpose to Hie and at the same onstratltons ordered f Hogue Funeral services will be held of kinship and nature, the ties of vantages, the Chevrolet Six Is unnso- Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock from These hooks were selected by the | time to attain to Ufa's highest recessed until next moi hook committee from "Booklist”, a spiritual relationship are even ally economical. Its gas, oil, tireaod the Methodist Episcopal church of stronger | happiness. There to no treasure group will go to Los A guide to new books published by the comparable so the treasure of upkeep economy is unsurpassed. w hst the Reds are d that place by Rev. Bear, of Sheldon. Two great friendships stood oat Burial will be In the Gilman mauso American Library Association. It friendship. Thera to no an- And any model can be bought for coast. represents the unbiased opinion of from the ancient world that hove sat in a men’s Ufa that can so soa- leum. m o .1 «.». i many librarians in different peris of become a model for motooJ devo taia and help him on iha Meet of tion to the ties of bullions of Fish the country who have actually exam brotherhood. a good friend. Sand Ridge Day One. the story o l Damon and flown payment and e More than 15,000,0i The thirty-third annual Sand ined the books and evaluated them Pythias, comes to ua from the been saved from th for library readers. easy monthly terms! drouth in the Mlsslsali Ridge Day will he Thursday, August Greek world, and the relationship Possibly stories each as that of 21 at Ridge Chapel. A baseball has been Immortalised to a fra Damon and Pythias, and thto of ¥ • emergency measures t game between Danforth and Piper The new $100,000 branch library ternal order widely organised ! David and Jonathan, stand oat to s Bureau of Fisheries, I City will be played In the afternoon, In Chicago for negroes is now as here to America. Tim other , boldly in the records of literature six-cylinder motor last week by Acting beginning at 2:30 o’clock. A chick sured as the site has been purchased comes to us from the BihKcoi rec I because such friendships are rote. ...fall-length frame...four eemh Lewis Radcllffe. He ord to this story of David and en aupper will be served. on Michigan avenue and 48th street. I Bat why should they be raref Ho- elliptic springs . . . fully-endoeed that the lives of ebon Julius Rosenwald contributed $30,- Jonathan. It was a friendship ! man nature to endowed with the can be saved during I 000 toward the $40,000 cost of the that triumphed over hindrances capacity tor friendship. Why four-wheel brakes . . . four weeks. Fish which Death Claims Mother and Babe and severe tests. hydraulic shock absorbers. Mrs. Howard Walls died Thursday property. should wo not riee above the or lated In pools badly dr One cannot read o r study such evening, August 7, 1930, a t her home dinary relationships of IK# and gasoline gauge... Fisher hardwood- Incessant heat and lac' o lesson without contemplating R And the Joy and bennty of ths re taken out by the Burea' near French Lick, Ind. Her death The Chatsworth public library has in the light of the teaching of and-steel body... adjustable driver's lationships that the tool nohtovea placed back in the ma followed a few hours after the birth many books of Interest to those liv Jesus concerning friendship. The t tor itself T seat. . . safety gasoline rank in the of a baby daughter. The following ing in the country and our list of rear... non-glare W windshield... the river. day the death angel again Invaded rural subscribers at $1.00 per year and, for your protection, a now and the home to claim the life of the lit Is Increasing. Come to the library $650,000 Allotted to liberal service policy. Arsenal tle babe. The body of the babe was the next time you are in town and If read from beginning clear through placed in the basket beelde the mo f i ' i The W ar Do pa rime find out what we can do for you. to the end. i ther and on Saturday they were Your children, too, will like the books PR. A. W. PENDERGA5T that $850,000 will be t In books we may find food for XW CWMk ______ASH wTUOTON J* Mto ------to n Rock Island arsenal d 'brought to the home of her parents we have for them. laughter and mirth. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rice, arriving cal year 1931 for mant In books we may speedily girdle the F A 1 R B U R T , tuumom tlllery materials. It w here that evening. Funeral serv It Is good public policy to encour earth. -a —= ’498 rS3g= week by Secretary of T ices were held at the home Saturday age healthful and Innocent forms of- In books we may find all the learn Hurley In a letter to evening at eight o'clock, conducted recreation, henee municipal parks ing of sages, Oletan. This amount by Rev. Fr. Selva and on Sunday and playgrounds. These offer phy In books lies embedded the weelth to approximately 97CO morning at eight o'clock burial was sical recreation; the library furnish of the sgee. there In 1930. made In Calvary cemetery- es intellectual entertainment, surely Alice Rloe, daughter of Mr. and CHEVROLET SIX no leas desirable and legitimate.- U W K- .V .. i !» Fire Proof Mafl Bags - City, April 10, 1010. Hero she grew v A fireproof mall ha which will practically i City schools and won for herself a BALDWIN CHEVROLET, INC. loos through fire of moll carried by ths ai T. J. BALDWIN. PreeUan* will shortly he put hi Post Ottos Dspartmst tags. They resided la Chicago until mads of 190 per cent with llatec inside oat (rods earns, to stool . ' W f # ! ' \ \ L W r* ‘* ‘ii''’'i " ; rliT ^ W P TWjfli^f'xr’ '■■. “ *■ V^--.- '•. -•■!<* •■• • <• ;• ; v rr' .< •?; **{•• ■•..•>■- * ■ '■■ AOOIIR II, lM t THE CHATSWORTH PLA1NDEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILL.
MAC THATLL FIX HIM” BY MUNCH FORREST NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Austman left Sunday for a two weeks' vacation trip to Chicago and Michigan. HEY,SPINE, I’M TOUGH, P O P W pS RIGHT, REAL TOUGH, T-O-U-G-H Mrs. George Hall, of Chenoa, and YOU HAVE TO DO |'N V/MATti MORE I'M Miss Aberdlne Jontry, of Galesburg* A LOT OP (bLUFFING TOUGHER 'M were house guests of Mrs. L. Rudd TO GET AMY PLACE — *N last week. H-M-M- GEE 1 Mrs. F. J. Sehliff and family re IX:- W ONDER------IO turned home Saturday from a twowo 8* to qB g weeks' vicatlon along the Ka :es T « 0 river. Mr. and Mrs. James Beattie, of Loa Angeles, Calif., visited last week with the former's bother, Robert Beattie, Ufc and family, north of town. They were en route to Wichita, Kansas, to .yh, visit with relatives. A*< Mrs. Elizabeth Lampson enter tained the Altar Society of the 8t. James’ Catholic church at her home Friday afternoon when the following V- "IW*^V /v / officers were elected for the coming •il.H ’ year: president, Mrs. Elizabeth v V^Munch— — Lampeon; vice president, Mrs. J. D. Folwell; secretary, Mrs. C. D. John son: treasurer, Mrs. G. V. Robinson. Mrs. W. D. Lewis and children and her mother, Mrs. D. A. Kloethe, of Piper City, left Friday for a motor Benevolent gifts amounting to type using closely graded material trip to Jacksonville, Barry and Quin Sets Speed Record for W om ens over 8300.00. and graded worship In our church cy. Mr. Lewis joined them Sunday Six children and sixteen adults re school. at Barry, 111., where they visited his ceived baptism and thirty-four addi mother. ' A S H I N tions to church membership on Blas Journalist — Queer saying that The American Legion of Illinois ter day, making a total of two hun about the truth lying at the bottom won a three-sided membership con dred and forty-two resident and of the well. thirty non-resident members of the Lawyer—You wouldn’t think so If test on June 15. The Illinois De church record. you knew the amount of pumping partment obtained 102 per cent of An efficient Ladies’ Aid society we lawyers have to do to get at It. its quota and defeated New York ronv and Woman’s Foreign Missionary so and Pennsylvania. ciety. —It pays to advertise In The Christian Education of the highest Plalndealer. —Money Is saved by ad reading. V ••------O ffice o f ------*> O T I S • F GLENN Plaited State* Senator Guard Against. Food Profiteering sides and bottom, has a triple cloe Governor Louis L. Eknmerson, ac log device which prevents flames companied by Director Stuart E. from penetrating through Its neck. Pierson ot the State Department of A quilting arrangement leaves air Agriculture came to Washington pockets so that Intense heat cannot last Thursday to attend the drouth reach the contents of the bag. conference called by President Hoo ver. Asserted the governor: "The 040 Autos Made In U. S. In government will have to assume full Thirty-five Years 7 5 , 0 0 0 responsibility for the problem of fi In the 35 years of Its history, the MILES nancing farmers, risking the possi American automobile Industry has bility of loss If the farmer Is uasble produced 440 different makes of later to meet his obligations. The passenger cars. There are 45 stand community of the drouth-stricken ard makes being manufactured In Wife of an Episcopalian minister of Pasadena. Calif.. Mrs. Florence farmer cannot be expected to guar- *. Barnes, famous aviotrlx. established a new world’s speed record this country today, Acting Chief C. ' m anee a government loan, else the F. Baldwin of tbe Automotive Divis • or women recently when she flew over the measured course al the Los Angeles Municipal Airport at an average speed of 196 miles an whole problem could be cared for lo ion, Department of Commerce, stated IN A n>ur to break the mark set bv Amelia Earhart, noted trans-Atlantle cally." Illinois, Missouri, Indians, last week. Mr. Baldwin wonders fivti Mrs Barnes Is shown here being greeted by Joeeph Nlkrent, Iowa, Ohio, West Virginia, Montana. how many can recall the “Adrla”, the oflv-i.ii timer . * Kansas and Nebraska, were repre Car Nation” or the “Vogue,” and sented by their governors. As the there used to be the “Centaur”, the conference was called first showers Hamard,”. "Meteor”, “8phlnx" and Mrs. Bert Dakin, of Sandwich, at day at the home with the Rev. E. were breaking the drouth In Mis hundreds of other now seemingly tended to Interests and visited among H. Gullbert in charge. Burial was souri, and the rain fell from an en MODEL A FORD odd-named cars. From one to 51 her friends here Thursday. In the Melvin cemetery. couragingly dark sky over the Capi ears have been Introduced in the The pall bearers were John and tal City for the first time In many Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hacket de United States every year, except parted by motor Thursday for points James Coggins, Jack Hunt, C. H. weeks. Secretary of Agriculture one, since the “Haynee-Apperson” Freehlll, H. E. Crawford and Theo Hyde stated that the "Federal gov In Michigan, where they will spend and the “Pope-Hartford” first made their vacation. dore Arends. ernment will watch and guard their appearance in 1895. Most sll Surviving are two brothers, Ed Mississippi, and from Knoxville, Ten against food profiteering," reiterated of them contributed valuable tech Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bishop and son. Jack, of South Bend, Ind., are here ward of Melvin, and Owen of Kan nessee, to the Atlantic Ocean.” that “there is no need Tor panicky nics! experience to make possible kakee; ;six sons, Thomas, Ralph and for a visit with Mrs. Bishop's fa Similar tributes to the new Ford come - f m feeling—the problem Is one of food the present high degree of mechani George, of Peoria; Walter, of Pekin; for livestock, not for humans." cal perfection, Mr. Baldwin said. ther, Eld McKenna. Letter from salesman to ns daily from individual owners, from Mrs. Sarah Stevens has, been very James, of Chicago; and Roy, of Los Investigating Committees Active seriously 111 for the last few days but Angeles, Calif., and two stepsons of Federal and City Bureaus and from large Com Stalk Paper No Drouth Aid Clmmaron, Ohio. Though congress is adjourned its Cornstalks are being used for pa is somewhat Improved, which Is good shows reliability and industrial companies having fleets of committees of investigation continue per and wallboard by two companies news to her many friends. several hundred cars. to function. Senator Nye, chairman wbleh can utilise stalks from more Mr. and Mrs. Merle Thompson and Melvin Methodist Episcopal Church of the Senate Committee on Cam than 60,000 acres a year, the Bu baby, of Bridgeport, 111., spent the H. W. Hartman, Minister economy of tho ear They have found, as you will And, that paign Expenditures, returned to reau of Standards finds. The com week-end with the former’s mother, the low cost of operation and up-keep Washington last week to wind up an Mrs. Fred Mleke, and husband. paratively high cost of making corn You are welcome to worship with us on the Ford is even more important than Inquiry into the cost of the Pennsyl stalk paper has prevented an exten The Sunday school class of the M. vania primary In which Secretary of sive development of the Industry. B. church taught by Mrs. Fanny Bu- the low first cost of the car. In twenty, Labor Davis defeated Senator cholx was delightfully entertained on Sunday Services, August 24 The prospects are that as the tim Church School—10:00 a. m. IN THE past two years, many new Fords thirty, or fifty thousand miles, this sav Orundy of tariff fame. Upon ad ber supply declines and the cost of Friday afternoon by Mrs. H. N. Bo- journing the probe until fall, Sena shell at her home. Worship— 11:00 a. m. have been driven 50,000, 75,000 and ing frequently amounts to hundreds of making paper from wood rises, pro Worship— 7:30 p. m, tor Nye Indicated that the committee duction of paper from cornstalks Mrs. Dick F'olkens and daughter, even 100,000 miles. Everywhere the car dollars. The quality that has been built report wonld recommend a Federal will become commercially rofitable, Bernice* of Monee, 111., came Thurs law limiting campaign funds. And day to visit Mrs. George Foster and Illinois conference, Danville, Sep has made an unusual record for relia into the car is reflected in its good per but this will not take place for some tember 10-17. on the House side. Chairman Fish 15 or 20 years, at least. Unfor other friends. They were former bility and economy. Following is a letter formance and long life. took his committee Investigating residents of this place. Officials and members of the Meth tunately the Industry Is not suffic odist Episcopal church met Thurs — one among many received — from a See the Ford dealer and have him take communist activities to Chicago for iently developed now to be of aid to Mrs. Maggie Kirkpatrick, of Hut hearings that failed to produce any chinson, Kansas, and Mrs. Mina Mc- day, August 14, and requested the salesman who travels long distances yon for a demonstration ride in the new farmers whose corn crops have fail return of their pastor. Rev. H. W. thing worth front page, did not ed because of the drouth. Coonaughey and daughter, of Staf daily by automobile. Ford. Give the car a severe test in traffic, wait there to see the anti-war dep- ford, Kansas, Is visiting their sister, Hartman, for another year. onstratltons ordered from Moscow, Mrs. Frank Mlkeworth, and family, Reports from the various organisa “I purchased a Model A Coupe May 8, on steep hills and on the open road. recessed until next month when the this week. tions and committees were read and 1928, and at this writing have run it Check up on comfort, safety, speed, group will go to Los Angeles to see Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flckwiler, Clar officers were elected for the coming what the Reds are doing on the MELVIN NEWS ITEMS ence Flckwller, MiBses Clara and year. 75,888 miles. power, acceleration. Talk with Ford own coast. Victoria Flckwller and Mrs. Charles Dr. A. H. Smith, the district su “After I had driven 44,400 miles, I ers and experienced garage men and Andrews and children spent from perintendent, paid a very high com note what they say about reliability and Mllltons of F ish Saved John Iehl, Jr., Is visiting in Chi Thursday until Sunday with rela pliment to the work of the local spent 845.08 in repairs and at 61,000 More than 15,000,000 fish have cago this week. tives at Goshen, Ind. church during the past year. miles had an additional amount o f w o rk economy. been saved from the devastating Mrs. Elisabeth Underwood enter The R. N. A. entertained at a mis done costing $25.60. My tire mileage Then yon will know, from yonr own drouth In the Mississippi valley by tained at a quilting at her home. cellaneous shower for Mrs. George The following Is a summary of the emergency measures taken by the Hugo Llndequlst, of Saunemln, Robbins Wednesday evening and on pastor’s report: has averaged better than 18,000 miles. experience, that the new Ford bringB you Bureau of Fisheries, It was stated spent the week-end with friends Thursday afternoon Mrs. Haskell and Bible exhibit by the Service class “I am a traveling man and my terri everything you want or need in a motor last week by Acting Commissioner here. Mrs. F. Innls gave Mrs. Clayton of our church. Lewis Radclirfe. He Is confident The Reverend Mr. Hartman de Thackeray a miscellaneous shower. Celebration of 68th anniversary. tory is from northern Virginia to Macon, car at an unusually low price. that the lives of about 135,000,000 parted for Springfield Friday to at Each received lovely gifts and all Regular and special services dur can be saved during the next few tend to Interests. present had a good time. ing the year. weeks. Fish which have accumu Mr. and Mrs. William Beck, of Strong support by our young peo '* * m w * m lated In pools badly dried up by tbe Kingsport, Tenn., are Malting rela Anthony McKenna Dies ple...... Incessant heat and lack of rain are tives here this week. . The funeral of Anthony McKenna, Purchase of new location for new X K W F O R D taken out by the Bureau workers and Mrs. Agnes Williamson, of Chica 67, who died at his home at 4 p. m. church. Holy Week special services and . vv:;- COUPE placed back in the main streams of go, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Saturday after only a few hours’ ill A (Mil type for n - the river. Mrs. B. O. Thompson. ness, was held at 2:30 p. in., Tues Good Friday three-hour service. •cullvss, salesmen, ■nd physicians. Easy- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reamers, of riding on long trip* $650,000 Allotted to Rock Island Elliott, were Sunday guests of Mr. bocaose of Ha fonr |£:i dondalllo doable. Arsenal and Mrs. Charles Sharp. • •ling hydro alia The War Department estimates Mrs. Ellen Hull Is spending the shock absorbers. that $850,000 will be allotted to .the week In Kankakee with Mr. and Mrs. ifirmniinMi m . Rock Island arsenal during the fis Elmer Mepher and family. cal year 1981 for manufacture of ar J. A. Schafter motored to Kent- Better Babies Conference * 4 9 5 tillery materials. It was Mated last land, Ind., on Wednesday to attend r .O .B . Detroit, plan FAIRBURY FAIR, FAIRBURY, ILLINOIS freight and dafloary week by Secretary of War Patrick J. to Interests at his farm. l aif ir i aad apart Hurley in a letter to Senator OOs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inkster and SEPTEMBER 1-0, I960 Glenn. This amount compared daughter, Mary, motored to Spring- la Please send me application blank for 8tate of Illinois Better to approximately ,17(0,000 expended field Thursday to attend the fair all there In 1980. week. Babies Conference which will be held In connection wKh the Felr- Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Boehell mo bury Fair. Fire Proof Mafl Bags for Air Kail tored to Chicago Thursday afternoon ' A fireproof mall hag of asbeatoa, to Malt Attorney and Mrs. Edward Name which will practically ellmnate any Bothell. loss through fire ot every kind of Tbe Congregational Ladles' Aid mall carried by the air mall aarvtas, entertained at a miscellaneous show- Street or R. F. D. win shortly be put Into use by the tor Mrs. Byron Beck Wedneeday F « a t Post o*lee Department. It wns an C ity nounced loot week. The poeeh Is M rs C D. bad daugh- dip sad If all U Osa *. Pastor, to r VUrtary M r. r . n . made of 1PP par eont pure aabn aad with Unlag Inside bad out. of high .'W* grade ow ns, io steel riveted os tho ...... \ ■■ THURSDAY, AUGUST M , ItM r , Au g u s t a t —DRESSES at reduced prices un 14 i *i 111 ! : 11 '!♦♦♦♦« 11 M I I <»»•♦♦♦ til August 30. After that 1 will m : handle smocks, both sleeved and | W A N T A D S sleeveless. Please cull me If inter 8— ------— 1 — r a D. W. McCarthey and sou, of Men- ested. Tel. 232F13.— Mrs. Frank Advertisements will be Inserted « uoia, were Ciiatsworui callers r ues- lieuuelt. under this bead for one cent a word uuy. Kav moud Cerhracht has been 111 a per Issue. No advertisement 'to Bloomington hospital tile past wees Glen Van Alstyue, of Colfax, vis count for less than IB cents. If paid * —"8ee Dr. Serlgbt for s; I lor observation and treatment. His Led his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. lu advance, or its cents if charged. —School books, at Quli health has not been good lor some Ira Knight, this week. for cash only. SUBSCRIPTION RATES tune past but the muse has sorne- FOR CUSTOM PLOWING with a Miss Mary Duuuu, ot Ueorta, is One Y e a r ------$2.00 BEVERLY HILLS. — Well vv.iat baffled physicians, tractor call J. II. Hanna, phone 233 — Read the page adv. know Is j::.-: what I read in th. | I'ers. t iaiuug at lilt* home of Mr. and Mrs. Six M onths------r------— 00 j t lie July number ot me Civil Le- I - Chatsworth, 111. s4" magazine Aug. 23rd aboi $1 __ And oi::>'.d of ilia 1’. Kermis uud family. j gioii Monthly, puolisaed a two col- Phlloo radio. 1 U. -r. . re FO llave fine high-grade Office Phone 32-A r Mr. and Mrs. M. Keinhard and j umu reproduction ot a piio’.o oi me Mias May belle Mart is r? ■ ports. there lust piano. ’. all. t case, popular small S. J. Porterfield. Residence — 32-B .angnter, .Martha, oi Culloin, were icharter members ; me Chats.vu.m week’s vacation from he: aiut nr.ich In the I,.* . • i :t . i( i il- half paid for, but in;. A. A. Raboln, Residence ------16 i>.ung at the lleury Hoppert home the Citizens bank. i ,_\v. ; rint n o w a - j chapter: Thomas j . U Connor, -i. J. ciii m I* fi" le caunot continue pay- K. R. Porterfield, lies. ------246 V, eduesday. j .'.ays. This heat Stone, J. A. Kerims, Plluey Duuec. llit li’s. Do >ou want this piano at — The American Magna Misses Anna Dwyer, Mary Ryan, thins accompanied and J. C. Corbet,. $7 a mo ah 7 l! is stored near here. a page adv. about the i THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1930 Elizabeth Kyan uud Alice Keogh, ot I by drouth has had Con Gerbraciu and Elmer Pearson Write J. L. •udy. Adjuster. Box 195. radio In the September is Chicago, are guests this week ot CLOSE-OUT PRICES 1 everybody pretty leli early Monday morning with Chicago for details. Must dispose Clarence Schroen arrl AMERICAN LEGION STATE id scared up. us. Frank Kaiser, Henry Kockner, oi Klwood, Illinois, of wii fij ■i 15 days. «4 We have sever parlor suites that we are offering at real close-out the latter part of the weel CONVENTION AT AURORA t rse there is v lair Kohler is able to be at tile on a motor trip to Mr. Gerbravlit’s cago where he had been i prices. All models, styles and prices. See what you buy—come SEPTEMBER 8TH AND 9TH n ’. much a man ;.:.uu otfiee again, after being con- arm in Minnesota. Air. l’earsou y o n SAI K Brood sows to far- at Ives. ..uetl to his home by illness. He row fm on •|y full pigs. — C. B. In and look them ov.r. can do when Us planned to slop a, his turui mar Photoplay and Cosraop heal tints bother IOS. leu pounds in weight. Srh rot!’. (♦> What will undoubtedly bv t.. Usage, Iowa. carry a page adv. about ing us. We can ad- O largest celebration ot its kind ever Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, of Among those v o drove to doom Philco Radio In the Sep to sit in the shade, FOR S \ ! E -12 spring pigs and vise everybody cuniey. and Miss Maude Urahaiue. iugtou and spen. Sunday at Milter sue. staged In the state of Ili.nois will be nu as much as pos some r» cmw red Shropshire sheep— seen at Aurora next Sepu.nicer w lie.i nnd avoid the i>|.| ingUeld. v. ei e week-end guests Park were Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Chris sible. Then if its rain they i. . i .i why K A. D XOli. Foni st. III. (') Miss Ruth Kerber re the State Departments o; .the u m i.- i t Dr. M, 11. Kyle home. tian. two child!, a. ot Piper City. advise them to ra e crops that . are mi aliening at tin Sciiull. of North Manchester, Indi voiu»r i e ■1; Finder notify I". T. hold their annual i-onit alien at tin There has been a go i , si of and Mrs. Henry Kerber. .i. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wls«- ana, and Mr. am; Mrs. M. Kosenber- Perkins (*) "double A” city. trouble out in the I'..I .as . , a; the •—Read the page adv. Tile program of activities will op< a and Lev. and Leo Schmitt. ger and sons, Ra.-moud and Gears, FURNITURE CO. i history that Mr. (f d.Jy.e was -sp W T lih - - Experienced girl A New Philco Baby Grand with the convention of the 4v t: h. posed to write on a m l;. it was to Miss Kathryn lleringer, of Chios Mr. and Mrs. hua.ird Daniels, who mural home work either in CM VI SWOKTH. ILLINOIS for $49.50, less tubes, in the playground of tite Legion. S' l- ... is spending her vacation with her live in Indiana, nave been here tins | run 300 words and give the U sury of conn: y or town. Inquire Pltiln- w-H-K-H-K-x-i-x-ssH-syw--K M j I I H"l$ urday Evening Post of An leinber 6 and 7, and will oe toli-uve-l ;.!•!! : •t :a <: mils. ..'■[..ir, Mr M. il eriuger. She is a week visiting the latter’s father. Wil A America and
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-« THE CHATSWORTH H tH uz a m t«. taw 1 NOT1CE TO BIDDERS perintendent of Highway*, aad all proposals not made on these form* WING NEWS NOTES A rkansas W om an M ade Rugs to Public Letting of Contract for the shall be rejected ae Irregular. • m r . Co im k » m Endurance Chef Bids will bo received up to % Construction of Highway o’clock P. M„ August >5, 1930. Found Library Farm Folk Bridges. E. L. Cheeebro. of Pontiac, was a Plans may be seen or obtained at thv yoa told Tl-year-old Mra. Ade office of the County Superintendent business caller In Wing Monday. Notice is hereby given that seal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lens, Jr., of Cheek, of Cheek Corners. Sul of Highways, after August 11, 1M0, r phur Springe. Ark., that ahe had ed bide will be received for the fol County Aid Bridge* Chicago, are spending a week at the lowing described bridge work at the extraordinary abilities as a social (1) Scully Bridge , Round Orove Phil Brown home. worker, chancee are ahe wom!dn*t time and place Indicated below. Mr. and Mrs. W illard Barclay and Township, 16 ft. span, skewed know what yon were talking More detailed Information may be 45 degrees, 36 ft. roadway, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Skinner were about had by an examination of tbe plans Springfield state fair visitors Tues abutment height overall 11 ft. Yet ahe has accomplished In her and specifications, prepared by the (2) McCloud Bridge, Saunemln day. little corner of the Osarks what County Superintendent of Highways, A car of limestone Is being un Township, 18 ft. span, 36 ft. trained sociologists would con and approved by the Department of roadway, abutment height ov loaded In Wing and hauled to the sider an achievement of a life Public Works and Buildings, Divis Alva Carter farm tenanted by Chas. time. 8he has glvsn the country erall 9 ft. ion of Highways, Springfield, Illi (3) Swift Bridge, Reading Town Callaby. folk of three states an escape nois, which may be had upon appli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogelslnger from their farm routine and; In ship. 18 ft. span, 26 ft road cation In writing to Glenn D. Butzer, way, abutment height overall and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Francis making them conscious of s com County Superintendent of Highways, munal spirit, has lifted them 9 ft. motored to Kankakee last Friday to Pontiac, Illinois. A deposit of attend the fair. from an Ignorant to an Intelli (4) Klendsworth Bridge, Nebras gent atmosphere. t25.00 will be required for a set of ka-Long Point Township Lins. Mr. and Mrs. E. Haab, Reuben plans and specifications, same to be Metz and Mildred Whately were In And she did It by bulldtng o 26 ft. span, 26 ft. roadway, free library from money she returned to the person making the abutment height overall 13 ft. Chicago last Thursday attending the deposit, provided the plans and spec Cubs-Brooklyn ball game. earned weaving ruga and cover All bids must be accompanied by a lets from wool of her own sheep’ ifications are returned within five certified check for 10% of ths Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barclay (5) days after the date set for the I fs spent Friday and Saturday and Sun First Impressions amount of the bid, and to be mads letting, except such amount as Is nec payable to Livingston County. Ths day of last week on an auto trip to It was 15 yean ago that Mrs. essary to cover postage and blue Mlddlegrove and Galesburg and vi Check came to this remote and right Is reserved to reject any or alt printing. bids, by order of the State Aid Road cinity. Isolated region The life about NOTE: The following Informa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holloway and her Impressed ber She saw that and Bridge Committee of the Board Without once taking a vacation, tion Is believed to be correct, and Is of Supervisors of Livingston County, daughter, Lucille, left last Thursday the men worked hard ln the furnished for the convenience of the morning for Iowa Falls and Dows, George Huff, above, cook on the fields and the woman In their Illinois. liner Calawall. has completed his kitchens. BUI after work there bidders who wish to make mailed GLENN D. BUTZER Iowa, where they will spend a week 100th round trip from the United bids, but the County Superintendent visiting the Sutton families living in was no place to go. nobody to a21 County Supt. of Highways. States to Hawaii. He has never talk to. nothing. In fact, to do. of Highways assumes no responsibil that vicinity. left his post on the liner since It ity for, nor guarantees as correct any Philip Brown, Martin Brown. Young, people, she observed, grew was commissioned eight years ago. old prematurely for lack of play of the statements made herein. —Envelopes printed with your Charles Lenz and Robert Large name and address, 50c per hundred, Mra Check noticed that when All proposals shall be made on drove to Springfield last Tuesday, forms furnished' by the County 8u- postage extra. where they attended the state fair. neighbors visited her they Invari ably made a dash for the few pa Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stawick, of pers and magazines on her sit Odell, were vlstors at the Frank WE SEE IN THE NEWS ting room tahie The young visi Shockey home one day last week. tors especially were Interested In Francis Pokarney, 8-year-old son By E. E. Pierson, Exchange Editor The Bloomington Pantograph them of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pokarney, had Mrs. Ada Check, above, at week on her grandmother’s spinning the misfortune to receive a broken Starts Reading Circle wheel and. below, the library built by her handicraft. left arm last Friday afternoon when Central Illinois highways are That gave Mrs Check bd Idea ly reticent Mrs. Check revealed and Mrs. Check decided to build he fell from a teeter-totter board largely guarded by patrolmen who She would Invite tbe boya and the existence of her reading circle a library. Everybody chipped ln which the boy and his two brothers ride motorcycles. Robert J. Card, girls to ber bouse one evening a and Its crying need for books. and erected a one-room library had fixed up across the frame of an 0f Sterling, who is a member of the week for a reading rlrcle and Fair Exchange across the road from her house. old bob sled at their home east of motorcycle corps was shot to death would read aloud to them The Mrs. Check, as librarian and Wing. Both bones In the lower fore-| by bandits whom he sought to arrest plan worked It was eo successful. A few weeks after this Incident board of trustees rolled in one. te PHILCO In fact, that the children, too in arm were broken, when the boy fell ifor speeding, two men who were be- a box of bookB arrived from tbe happy because people from three SCREEN GRID to the ground, only a distance of [lieved to be fugitives from the slay- terested to wait another week to visitor. Mrs. Check wore a rug neighboring states avail them finish the book, pleaded to take and sent It to the donor of the selves of the library, and that about two feet. Dr. Hamilton re-jng 0f an officer at Tipton, Iowa, It home so that they might pass It LOWBOY duced the fracture and Francis Is Tragedies of this kind revive the books as a gesture of gratitude. they meet there to talk and make around from one to the other Profiting from this experience, contacts only too rare In rural carrying his arm In a sling. !subject of adequate protection for Then came one of those acci A large number of people from Mrs. Check made It a point to communities. the public and whether we are not dents of fate A women tourist Interest other tourists who stopped As for the younger folks, they Wing and vicinity attended the lame In the efforts to round up mur- stopping st the Check home one at Check’s Corner* In her circle. were never more studious than Fanners Picnic at Chautauqua park derers and other types of criminals, day for e drink of water, became 8he proposed to make them rag at present. And the reason Is in Pontiac last Thursday. Members h bas been observed that this gentry *110 Interested In the Coverlets and rugs, tacked quilts, or comforters they are anxious to read every of the boys’ 4-H Club had their live- j usually travel In the highest power- quilta Mrs Check weaved on ber filled with wool from her own one of those treasured volumes Less Tabes stock projects at the stock show and gd cars, able to outspeed a motor- grandmother's spinning wheel, sheep U they. In exchange, would eent by the conspicuous donors, qulte a lot of Interest was shown by • cycle, and the officer on the latter and a ronversatlnTFensued. Under send books. ^ Mrs. Jack London, Calvin Coolldge visitors at the picnic In the Judging, j vehicle Is usually at a disadvantage a barrage of questions, the nsual- Ths response was generous, and Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh The members of the Pleasant Ridge,as both hands are required to prop- ...... B SBBggB— club include Eston Kamrath, LeRoy eiry control a high speed vehicle Kamrath, Floyd Kamrath, Thomas whlle the oceupants of the speeding OFFICIAL PUBLICATION Day, Howard Wells, Stuart Miller, car have the opportunity to shoot a They’ll Guide Destiny of G. O. P. Chalmer Beattie, and Raymond pursuer while one member of the Pursuant to law In such case made and provided, public notice Is hereby Johnson. Eston Kamrath’s Guerii- gang is at the wheel. Increase in sey calf received third ribbon, which tbe number of highway patrolmen given that the following Joint Reso was the only ribbon the club recelv- an)j better protection through lution of tbe First Special Session of the Fifty-sixth General Assembly, ed. All of the other boys are rais shields seem imperative. ing pigs, and the competition in their proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Illinois, ADIO’S exhibit was quite lively. While Central Illinois has had its which proposed amendment will be share of loss and discomfort from the submitted to the People for adoption School Opens Next Monday drouth and Intense heat, conditions The Wing school will start the ______or rejection at the General Election here do not compare with those In to be held on November 4, 1930. NEWEST MIRACLE fall term next Monday, August 25th, ithe gouthern districts. In some Wilbur Whately and Pearlene Mona-1 piaces> armed men are guarding the SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO 1 han as teachers. Mr. Whately has |^ew remaining ponds or wells, while Resolved by the Senate of the State spent the summer months teaching the prec|ous fluid |S being rationed of Illinois, the House concurring PHILCO at the Tower Hill private school for!an(i in some Instances, Bold at so herein. That there shall be submit TONE CONTROL boys, at Dundee, Illinois and Is ex‘ |mucb per bucket or barrel. Many ted to the electors of this State for pec ted home Saturday to take up his ‘farmers when unable to obtain a adoption or rejection at the next elec old position with the Wing school. I supply of water for their livestock, tion of members of the General As Philco again «<*• If a march on th« radio Sam Wells is engaged in cleaning j were compelled to sell all to pack' sembly of the State of Illinois, in the industry and announces a remarkable the schoolhouse and mowing the ifirg when these reports of extreme manner provided by law, a proposi A yard, getting the same in shape for con(1itlon8 are read from other lo- tion to amend Article IX of the Con improvement in radio reception— CON* the opening of school. calltles less favored, residents of stitution, by amending sections 1, 2, TROL OF STATION TONE-operated Central Illinois should rejoice over 9 and 10 to read as follows: Young People to Give Play a more satisfactory dispensation. Section 1. The General Assembly by YOU. “Deacon Dubbs” shall have power to enact laws to A home talent play, "Deacon provide revenue. All real estate for Now, listening to programs in your own Dubbs” Is being rehearsed by the Now that the past month has You can lure the Philco the purpose of Imposition of taxes Senator Simeon D Fess. left, of Ohio, and Robert H. Lucas, of Ken home, you can actually control tho members of the young people's choir brought us a disagreeable exper shall be in one class, except that Ton* Coobol to these ience because of the hot weather and tucky Just appointed chairman and executive director respectively of four positions of TONE of the M. E. cuurch, who are plan- mineral lands and land devoted to the Republican National Committee, are pictured here exchanging quality of tone sent from the broad* ning on giving the play next week llack of ra,n- 11 raay be timely to QUALITY,by this knob reforestation may be In different greeting* on tbe lawn of tbe White House. on thu front You can casting station. You can bring in music, Friday night at the Wing Comrnun- start an agitation leading to a change classes. Ity hall. A total of ten characters, Iln the spelling of “drought.” There change spaach or musk Section 2. If a tax Is Imposed upon to suit your taste; and great artiste, great speakers with tha tone besides several extras, are in the many educators who believe that Incomes the State shall not receive , /'drouth” is more desirable, is logl- have a PERSONAL quality you like best— Brilliant— Bright more than fifteen per centum of the Xdopted by the 8enate, May 21st, CAPITOL BUILDING ______|cal, more easily written and pro 1920, by two-tblrds vote of the Springfield, Illinois. control over tone tant proceeds thereof, after deducting the by the station. — Mallow or Deep. nounced, and in appearance is unob cost of collection except by the af membership of the Senate. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF jectionable. After the harrowing PIPER CITY NEWS firmative votes of two-thirds of the JAMES H. PADDOCK, STATE. Mrs. Clsrsncs Pardon, Corrospoadsnt experiences of July and August, the members elected to each house of the Secretary of the Senate. I, WILLIAM J. STRATTON, Sec time seems propitious for proposing General Assembly. And unless oth FRED E. STERLING, retary of State of the State of 111! Mrs. Ruby Marlatt and Miss Edna that "drought” be expunged, expur- erwise provided by a similar two- President of the Senate. Dole, do hereby certify that the fore READ THESE FEATURES Herr spent Thursday and Fridav in > ated. extinguished and executed. thirds vote, the remainder shall be Amended by the House of Repre going Is a true copy of Senate Chicago and ttlal "drouth be given exclusive distributed among the several coun sentatives, June 19th, 1930, and Joint Resolution No. 1, being a pro In addition to Tone Control you get all greet features which The Jollv Twelve met at the home ,enure' If there are enough sec- ties ln the ratio which the total adopted as amended, by two-thirds posed amendment to Sectlona 1, 2, have made Philco famous— Balanced Units; true, deer, undis* of Mrs. John Shaughnessy Monday onda t_° _l_h* ™ot^ ' i ® r.haps the 3Ug collected from taxpayers of each vote of the membership of the Hous 9 and 10 of Article IX of the Con afternoon. gestion can be put over. county bears to the total collected es of Representatives. stltutlon of the State of Illinois, and- torted tone; new, exclusive circuits, giving marvelous selectivity Bruce Moore, of Chicago, is spend from taxpayers of the whole State, GEORGE C. BLAEUER, the form of the official ballot to be end fine tuning anywhere on the dial; extraordinary power ing his vacation with his father, THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER and the amount allocated to each Clerk of the Honse of Representat used in submitting tne same to the Frank Moore. county may be further dlvffied ives. electors of this State at the General end distance ability. A vast Reid of daylight end evening Election to be held on the Fourth Mrs. George Sturgall, of Enid. In spite of the fact that the metro among the county and other munici DAVID E. SHANAHAN. programs you have never enjoyed before ere yours, with Okla., left for her home after a visit politan press now reaches ln to near pal corporations within or partly Speaker of the House of Repre day of November, A. D. 1930, the with relatives and friends. ly every town and village ln the within such county as the General sentatives. originals of which are now on file ln Philco. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Overacker m o-,country, the local newspaper in the Assembly may from time to time by Amendments of the House of Rep this office. tored to Kentland, Ind.. Monday to'United States Is each year getting on general law direct. Other taxes resentatives concurred In by the Sen IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I here SUPERB NEW MODELS ARE HEREI visit with relatives. a firmer foundation and becoming collected by the State may be dis ate, June 19th, 1930, by two-thtrde unto set my hand and affix the Great Jerry Oppermann, “Mickey” Kem- more and more useful to its home tributed In whole or ln part among vote of the membership thereof. Seal of the State of Illinois. Done Your choice of the 7-tube Screen Grid Chauit or the great 9-tube at my office ln the Capitol Building, netz, R. R. Roberts and Herman (community. the counties and other municipal JAMES H. PADDOCK, Screen Grid Plus— both marvelous sate, housed in a wide rang* of Weber took in the ball game at Chi- J It may be said that the day of the corporations in such manner as the Secretary of the Senate. ln the city of Springfield, this 36th cago Thursday. metropolitan newspaper is at hand. General Assembly shall direct by FRED E. 8TBRLINO, day of July, A. D., 1980, and of the exquisite cabinets which delight the eye and satisfy the most exacting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yanche. of This is true, but it is equally as true general law. President of the Senate. Independence of the United States desire for beautiful furniture. Every Philco furniture model contains Ohio, former residents of Piper City, 1 that the day of the local newspaper Section 9. The General Assembly The form la which the proposed the one hundred fifty-fifth. new Electro-Dynamic Speaker end e new Station Recording Dial on amendment to the Constitution of Il WILLIAM J. STRATTON, are visiting at the Jesse Johnson ds here, too. may vest the corporate authorities which yoe can permanently log your favorite stations. Prices range home and other friends. | The metropolitan daily with its of cities, towns, Tillages, sanitary linois is to appear upon the official (Seal) Secretary of State. Dr. and Mrs. John O’Connell and ^ world-wide news. Its comic sheets and districts, park districts and other ballot at the General Election on No Aug 7-14-31-38 from $95 to $198 (Radio-Phonograph). 'Philco radios era available daughter, Patsy, of Chicago, werelits magazine supplements, while of municipalities, with power to make vember 4, 1930, Is as follows: for operation on AC or DC electric carrant or by battery. guests of the former’s mother, Mrs. ^course essential ln our modern clvll- local improvements by special as TAX RELIEF AMENDMENT TO ■> THE CONSTITUTION OF ILUNOI8. Mary O’Connell, over the week-end. Nation, cannot take the place of the sessment, or by special taxation of DR. BLUMENSCHEIN SPECIAL OFFER. We will pet one of thaw new Philco Radios In Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson are the home newspaper. The very fact that contiguous property, or otherwise. PURPOSE OF THE AMENDMENT. your horac for free daraorabation. Coes* In today end rack* esranga parents of a daughter born at the the big city dally must cover a broad For all other corporate purposes, all This amendment, if adopted, will Fair bury hospital Sunday. The lit field forbids its becoming local ln municipal corporations may be veet- give the General Assembly the op moats—no obligation—easy •arm* if yon bey. tle miss has been named Lilia Jean. any sense, and It Is In the local field ed with authority to assess and col portunity to redistribute the tax OBes Over OMInei Bask Mr. and Mrs. George Perry and where the home newspaper domin lect taxes. load, to reduce taxes on homes, real Mrs. C. E. Gilpin went to Windsor, ates and where It finds Its true use Section 10. Except as permitted estate aad farm lead, to classify per- CHATSWORTH. ILL. III., Tueeday to attend the funeral of fulness. In eectlon 2 the General Assembly aoaal property sad place a tax oa In- Mrs. Gilpin’s brother, which was held For, after all, It Is the home news shall not Impose taxes upon munici taagtbles which Wljl not be unjust, from that place. which Is most Important to moat of pal corporations or the Inhabitants aa at tbe pres eat time, but reason The J. A. M. Club was entertained us. We have the greatest Interest or 'property thereof, for corporate able aad fair to aM. ■t the Onarga golf club. Five hun In the community In which we live, purposes, but shall require that tax dred waa played, Mra. Dick Cooney and In the people who are our neigh es be levied by municipal corpora W. T. B E L L .H For too proposed winning high score and Mra. Roseau Yea bors and friends. And k is the lo tions for the payment of debts con amendment to Rec- Shaughnessy consolation. The host cal newspaper which reeords the BALANCED-UNIT RADIO trasted under authority of law. tlons 1, >, 9 aad esses were Mra. F. F. Wilson, Mrs. happenings of the folks at hone, end Private property shall not be liable 10 at Article IX of t a George Kemnets, Mra. X. B. Haw In addition footers tbe civic pride to bo taken or sold fer the payment Mo tbe Constitution. thorne, Iff*. Rimer Herat per, and and progressive spirit of the eon- ed the corporate debts of a municipal Mra. Blot©* Ounnlngton. m unity—Onarga Lender end Review. K. R- PORTERFIELD, Local Dealer
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to lv U P f W f a v o w u , a u g u s t a i . ta a a THE W* — — Highways. u i all long and about four wlds, laid across TO GET BID OF ARTS — kde ob the** torn* the road, a second with corrugated House-inhabiting ants, such as th* i M Irregular, IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS steel sheets laid crosswise, and a little red ant or Pharaoh's ant, and A. B. MIDDLETON, ML D. J. G. YOUNG, M. a received up to S • ' * • * • ' • third with corrugated sheets r laid other species that get Into furniture, August 15. 1929. endwise. woodwork .etc., are difficult to erad m or obtained at tho WHEN IT COMES TO THAT NATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP IN icate because of their Inaccessibility unty Superintendent SEPTEMBER, OUR BEST STARS WILL HAVE TO KNOCK ON WOOD An Increase of 6586,002.71 In col If the nest can be located, destroy or August 11, 1989. lections In the corporation depart the Inmates by Injecting Into the op v o n t ia o . a u PONTIAC, ILL. Aid Bridges vpHB National Man’s to n n la son to sansa bis second cham ment of Secretary of State William ening a little carbon disulphide, ker dge , Round OroTV ■* championship* will be etaged pionship J. Stratton's office has been an osene or gasoline. Use an oil can or 1« ft. span, skewed Be pi M l at the West Bide Ton* • s • nounced for the first seven months syringe. Take care, of course, to i, 26 ft roadway, nla Club In Forest Hills. Long rpHff 1*20 football season Is Just of the year, the total receipts being keep fire away from these Inflam height overall 11 ft Island
(VV : CHILDISH DIVERSIONS |f = Those juvenile tree-sitters who COURT HOUSE BRIEFS STRAWN NEWS have been making minor nuisances CHURCH NOTES lil ^ wsbbiefs of themselves throughout the coun Miss Alice Ramsey, Correa. try lately have at least performed Homer Sorey, recently arrested at Ashkum will hold a home coming his home near Cullorn on the charge METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH |picnic , August 29-30. J. C. Aellig is in Springfield dur one service for us; they have brought / ‘f c - f l O M E V the endurance contest down to its of violation uf the prohibition act, ing the state fair. Prayer meeting every Wednesday The Gilman Old Boys' annual re proper level. was arraigned before Judge Ray Strawn community high school Should Come evening at the church at 7:30. union was held Wednesday and An airplane endurance contest Is Sesler in the county court Monday _ Thursday, August 20-21. starts Wed ties day, September 3rd. on information Hied by State's At Mr. and Mrs. George Suffer aud K . FIRST . y not so bad; but the other forms in Sunday, August 24th ' Work of excavating for the new s torney It. M. Nivens. Sorey entered Frances Kuntx were Bloomington dulged in by adults who ought to Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mem- *90'000 theatre in Watseka, being know better have been very foolish. a plea of guilty to the second count visitors Friday. of the information, charging him bers and friends are urged to attend, erected by IV m. B. Harpole, E. E. Mr. aud Mrs. J. J. Kemnetz were FIFTY-SIXTH YE> Flag-pole sitters, non-stop dancers, Bring others. | Reitz aud H. E. Hoag of Momence, egg-eaters and the rest— they could with possession of a still. On his begun Wednesday morning of Kankakee visitors Saturday and at plea of guilty Sorey was sentenced Worship service at 11 o’clock. You ,was tended the fair. When Your Friends Arrive From only come to blossom in a country are invited to worship with us. last week. that was extremely tolernnt of silli by the court to sixty days in the I l Miss Martha Sander, of Mansfield, county jail. Union young people's meeting al ! Charles Baumann, auto racer, in- ohio> was a vUitor al tho Audrew Out of Town ness. the M. E. church this week at 7:00 jured on the Kankakee fairground Lehman home Friday S O M K O I Now these kids have shown us Judgment by Confession p. m. The Evangelical young people track Iasi Saturday afternoon, died Mrg Robert skinner and Mr aud A Day Bed is about the handiest thing to have around what these contests really are. They It. M. Crichton, receiver, has ob- are in charge of the meeting, «he house. In the day time you can use ft as a davenport are diversions for children. The Haroid Farney were Blooming: tained------_a *—judgment „------by confession in | Union devotional meeting at 7:30 i 8:15 p. w„ from the Injuries re- ton visitors last Tuesday. and at night It can be opened up to a full siied bed. You W ITH O NL1 B? boys who are sitting in trees are act the circuit court against Lawrence in the SI. E. church. Brother Schmitt ceived in the accident. Mrs. Rita Keele.v and daughter, will find that a Day Bed also comes in handy when you ing naturally, for small boys, and want to sleep on the porch some hot night as they are S. Power, iu the sum of $ 138.86. jWill preach. Everybody cordially | Conrad Siegfried, aged 81, one of Dorothy, spent spent the week-end compact and easy to move. Day Beds are equipped with are proving, at the same time, that Au immediate execution was award, invited to be present. jibe pioneer settlers of the Gilman with relatives at Chicago, the grownups who do the same sort folding mattress and beautiful covers that cheer up the NEW T E ed. > — .community, where he resided for ov- J Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Somers and dark corners. of thing are really of about the same ------Special er 50 years, passed away at his home family were Sunday guests at the J. mental age. — Danville Commercial Appealed Case The W. H. M. S. society and in that city at 11 o'clock Wednesday c. Puckett home at Ctillom. News. H. W. McCulloch K The case of Raymond Carter friends will visit at the Cunningham forenoon, August 13. I Cecil Gosteili of Peoria, was a against Edmoud Franey, heard orig- (Children's Home near Urbana Wed-) Boards of revjevv 0f Hamilton Jef- Sunday visitor at the home of his fa. ' As Superintended Justice of nesday, August 27th. '**'------* SEE AND HEAR jnaliy in the court ot Justice of nesday, August 27th. Those expect- ferson and White counties have tak- -I- J- Gosteili, and family, Public Scho Pcaee II. B. Bedell at Fairbury, has ing to go are requested to meet at en action toward aiding drouth ! -'Ir- and Mrs. Chris Geiger are the i P. L. McGUIRE V m —AI— AT THE— fl ln, n appealed by the defendant Mr. the church on that morning at 8:00 8(ricken farmers „ announcing re_ parents ot a daughter, born Thurs- ! Franey, .o the county court of Liv- o'clock. Those who have room in ductioM farm laIld aS8e88ments. day, August 14, Gertrude Kathleen. | FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING Monday morning, Se ovietheatr ingston county. When the case was their auto tor others beside them- The Hamilton county action means a I Mr- and Mrs. Oilier Ferguson and Chatsworth, III. brings to a close the s M E called in the court of Justice Bedell selves please come to the church at j)er cent reduction, that of Jeffer- children, of Chatsworth, were week- tlons of a conaiderabli *j, the defendant failed to the designated time and take those Res. Phone 11 Delivery Service Store Phone 65 FORREST. ILLINOIS on J uly 2 ______...... end ‘ visitors at the William Crews Chataworth’s population After hearing the testimony who have no cars of their own. Take appear. county, 25 per cent. home. the opening of the 19 of the plaintiff's witnesses, the jus- lunch with you. We will eat at, Isadore Peno, of Onarga, must Messrs. Frank and Johu Kuntz, year. From obaervatl tiee returned a verdict in favor of the Home. Return in the afternoon, i Fred Aellig and Albert Hornlckel versatlon with the youm SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Carter finding his damages at $172.- If you have fruit, vegetables or s*>ne 40 da>s in the county jail in spent Tuesday at the state fair in are ready to resume the p.i. The defendant has now appeal- clothes, etc., to donate to the Home default of a $200 tine which he was Springfield. - al activities with the ci AUGUST 23-24 ed the ea.--> to the county court. take .ante with you assessed by Justice of the Peace C. N. Cambridge at Onarga. Peno was The dance was postponed last thusiosui of childhood a O. J ACKERMAN, Minister Wednesday on account of the rain. Seme High School RAMON NAVARRO IN Obtained Judgment arrested by Deputy Sheriff Robert Pugh, charged with being drunk and Mr. Faletti and hand will play here ECHOPHONE The outstanding feati Charles Henry Day, administra LUTHERAN CHURCHES .Monday night, August 25th. ECHOES OF THE WORLD of this year’s opening Is “Devil May Care” tor of the estate of Dora Day, de disorderly. He pleaded guilty when arraigned in court. l’euo has been Frank and Glenn Knauer and sis-: there is but one facull ceased. :ias obtained a judgment by A Chaugeless Christ for a THE RADIO OF ACCOMPLISHMENT in jail three times in the past year ter. Miss Doris, aud Miss Katie1 the grade school and : confession in the county court ciiaugiug world.” on similar chary s. Knauer and Miss Alice Ramsey were Forget Prices and Promises high school. The expe at di.-t .lames Lawless and Patric Bloomington visitors Saturday after-, teachers In the system THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Friday, the la.-' regular day of tho PERFORMANCE ia- l.i el.— In the sura of $ 146.80. 0eillu tl,vi| lo noon. — It’s All That Counts one to eleven years witi AUGUST 28-29 Hate execution was award- 8:u>*— Divine service. Kankakee fair, was marked by a Mr. an.I Mrs. \. T. Wattersou and of three years for the ei 0:30 — Sunday school aud Bible public wedding scheduled for the eve children and his sisters, the Misses ECHOPHONE, "Model C” One New Grade 1 GRETA GARBO AND MARIE ciass. ning's entertainmi :il and by several Lillian and Emily Walterson, attend- the latest creation of one of In the grade school \Y TO HEVLTH e\ents nol on iue program. The the oldest manufacturers of ra niti:s>i.rn IN ul the fair at Kankakee last Wed- dio, offers at $59.50 —— com phlne Durkes will have < Win ! does your opening Ulmrlotte— most exciting ot the latter was the m -d m . beginners. Miss Helen G< wrecking of a taring automobile on plete!— the ultimate iu quality 0 : Ou — Sunday school and Bible Miss 1. >rraim • .Samilii, of Racin' > and 3; Hiss Ruth K the race track. The car was knock at the most sensationally low “Anna Christie” en m> closing out sale class. \Yi.-.. .tliil Miss I’liyllis Gtilach, o i ; price in history. 4 and 6; Miss Aline Hoi il l. ine ed out of commission, about 2" fee; S iil.j , Sl'v ! 11 Si'vi r.il days last wet Introducing the ulti-moderu dta Oard, department! ol lence was splintered, a tre< was in tlu- lion If of the hitler's -is'. trend in radio, Compact, Beau grades 6, 7 and 8. Mn somewhat damum d and the driver. tiful! Simple (o operate! —i--:—:—;—*—i—i—i—i Chatsworth— Mrs. I..uni*: Mr\ ir, and lamilv. lor will devote one day 0:30 sunday school and Bible H. L. Prince, < capeil with a lew .Mr. uml Mis. Nick Krebs aud tu True-tone reproduction, bring musie In the grades. scratches. ing to you the world's enter "V' * class. Mis. Sam Dtnnill and Mr High School Tes if i ' l*> c o - John Cooper, me ot the lew sur tainment the way you would a 1 * -. w-i. —> -*». 8 n e a t ' r O i l m a n 7 30 b i\ i:..- .<• t v io . Sv 1\ csl.1 1Jt-iikvmien:, and .Miss Do hear it from a front row seal! At the high school sul livers of the Ci ;l war observed his Ot ill IIuni;Vlltl.lt I. of Striator. spot Super selectivity beyond all signed as follows: W TALKING FEATURES AND t OMEDIliS EVERY NIGHT Text. Acts 13:41-49 Resisting Roith birthday anniversary at his last Wutin. sdav at the Mike lire! previous conception! mathematics and athletic tile Word '.rings temporal unhappi home near Lon Point on Monday. ! l u S i ll.S t i lioinvs. The new Echophone, a tri toe Plaster, biological i I IHDAY-SVTI RDVY. Al ld sT 222.S----RIAN CRAWFORD IN and l'i ness and final condemnation; accept August 18th. Patriotic orgaulza Mr. .1 ml M fs Frank Rausm a:. umph of engineering genius physical training for glr “MONTANA MOON” ing lie' Word t.rings present joy anil tio;.s of Streatm made arrangements tiiatily am 1 Ml. and Mis. Ldvv i and master craftsmanship, is vlns, English; Miss M final bliss. Come to church. to hold a picnic , t Comrade Cooper's belts, commercial sub l..iu: l .V Hanly ,:i “THEY GO BOOM”, Variety Reel Rausi h and tumilv. of Miliord Uea- A. E. KALKWARF, Pastor farm home on t at day to mark tin ter, Ohio, : pm t several via. ia.-: .so complete Norton, manual arts t event. Mr. Cooper is enjoying ex SUNDAV-MONDAY. AUGUST 2 1-2.V—I.ON CHANEY IN week at the Albert Sieiiiinger ..om< . The World's Greatest Value iu Super-Quality Radio Miss Mabel Williams, Li HAIM 1ST CHURCH eellent health ami looked forward to , Mrs. Kuti Bugerman and Mr. uni tory; Rolland Truitt, or “THE UNHOLY THREE” the event with 1: >n anticipation. D> Mrs. Raymond Getller aud n o chil work of both schools w Comedy and V itapleme Act Sunday school- 10:00. spite his advanced years he is aid dren, returned to their home Mon I At The Ford G @ rage the supervision of H. W Morning Worship— ll:o0. to work about is farm doing little day at Serbun. Minn., having visited J. A. NAU, Proprietor Clarence Frobish to tl TUESDAY. AUGUST 2(t— ltt\-TIX-TIX IN Mr. Kenneth Wilson will be our repair jobs. tor a lew days at. the home of her school Janitor, suoceedlni ■ • speaker at the morning service. Mix' Mrs. Caroline Frye, 76, affection brother, Henry Decker. and family. and Henry W lsthuff will “THE MAN HUNTER” j) Wilson is a member of our church, ately known to the people of III Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kemiuer and grade school Janitor. ( oimnly ami Yitaplione Act •• and is a student at the Northern Gilman community as "Grandma family, of Pocahontas. Iowa, motored Enrollm ent Moi !! Baptist seminary. Frye” died last Tuesday at 9:4o here Friday for a visit at the home All grade pupils wll WI:i) \ IS!).\Y-TH riJSD.XV, At'ti. 27-2H— NOKM.A SHEARER IN | Our young people's services and o'clock from the injuries which she of her brothers. Frank aud Ed i’urs- their respective teachers “LET US BE GAY” evening worship will beat the Meth- received in an automobile accident ley, and his patents, Mr. and Mrs. time Monday morning to odist church. Rev. Schmitt will be at Ludlow on Sunday, August 10th. John Kemmer, of Chatsworth, ami hut at the high school i Comedy and Cartoon ; the speaker anil Ills young people Mrs. Frye, an occupant of her own other relatives. per three classes will l ! I j will have charge of the service, be- car, which was being driven by Miss, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pygman and In the morning. The et -COMING- ] | ginning at 7:00. Florence Isindmer, Chicago, crash- daughter, Miss Madelyn, of Decatur, commonly called the fn Aug. 29-3"—"Hot tor Taris" Aug. 31-Sept. 1—“Caught Short” Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs- ed into a tree after the latter had motored here Saturday and his sis- not be registered until o Sept. 2—Charlie Murray and Geo. Sidney in “Around the Corner” day evening at 7:30. Choir practice made every nosslble effort to keep ter. Miss Lola Pygman, accompanied m. Thto division to n 'Mat 8:15. from striking another car which made them to Crawfordsville, Ind., and more individual attentl You are invited to worship with a left turn uhead of them. spent Sunday with their sister. Mrs. i given to the beginning ( In Classrooms Tu This coupon presented at the jus. j The contract for Route 47 from Everett Hawkins, and family. Miss! JESSE POWERS, Pastor Gibson City to Sibley, for which bids Gladys Hawkins accompanied them . Regular classroom at PALACE THEATRE, GILMAN, ILL. be carried out beginning HI- were received last week, will be let , borne for a visit. entitles the holder to 25c in a few days, according to advices j When Mrs. Albert Hornickel was and the usual extra-curr on any show EVANGELICAL CHURCH — ifrom State Highway Department. The preparing to do some canning a week tiee will be reorganized i Good until September 1st Church School— 9:30 a. m. Les- 'bids are being analyzed and the low ago Saturday and went to the cel- possible. High school p son: "Jonathan and David.” bidder. J. C. O’Connor & Son of Ft. 'ar with a flashlight after some fruit | not overlook the oppor Divine Worship — 10:30 a. m. ] Wayne, Ind., may or may not get the cans she saw a large bull snake, fared In orchestra work iTheme: "Christ A Servant." contract, depending on the firm’s wrapped* around a two quart can of are always needed in e We join in union meetings at the present commitments and Its ability carrots, she had recently cold packed. I ment. M. E. church. C. E. at 7:00 and jto get to the job immediately and She went for help and when she re- ENJOY YOI R H O L ID A Y |evening worship at 7:30. The finish the work this season. The de- turned the snake had disappeared; GEORGE WATSON OBI i Evangelical youth sponsors the for- partment is determined to have this It had probably entered through the BRIDGE OLTING! |mer and their pastor brings the mes-(piece of road finished this year, and cellar drain and gone out the same jsage in the latter. Theme: "Dlvls- (will give the contract to the firm that way. The members of the si 'ions About Christ.” j is ready to go right to work.—Gib- j Mr- and Mrs. Walter Tredennick Genuinely Good Suits committee ot the board ora, met with County Su Church Night, Wednesday, at ‘son Courier. | and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs. John Ear- 7:30. I careful plans to end his life were “ d family. Mr. and Mrs Alpha of Highways Glenn D. Bt "He that ruleth his spirit is bet- 'successfully carried out last Tuesday Whitiow and famll), Mr. and Mrs. For Uac Monday afternoon ter than he that taketh a city.” I evening by Allen Reed. 68. Welling-, Herman Knauer and family; Mr. and pose of letting the conti Mrs. Herbert Kuntz and daughter. construction of four co The invitation with a hearty wel ton, Iroquois county, bachelor, who Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Ringler and Men And Young Men way bridges In various come to worship with us is extended worked as a laborer and made his county. to all. family, Edward, Fred and Miss Kath- home in a small house in the village. . Bids were received ft LEO SCHMITT, Minister He bought new clothing, underwear, ! 'een f and Mrs. Clifford The best that can be legitimately sold a t o r r shoes, shirt, new suit, etc. He went longer and family; Mr. and Mrs. ders. The Nelson Com Company of Pontiac, wat CHEVROLET PRICE I to the barber shop about 3 In the fester Stein and daughter; Mr and near the prices here quoted. ■ Mrs. Everett Elliott and daughter, ful bidder on three of REDUCTIONS MADE afternoon and told the barber to give ' K1 h * \I d o arfwxst Irani a ah a VO Hfi 800 ‘MFS' AUam 1Vlenn»i '»r- »ntl while George Watson, ol ______.him a good haircut and shave. He Have plenty of style and are excellently tailor was the successful bid Detroit, Mich., — Price reductions Baid that he was going awaj and it , RtnEier and son Frank attend- ed; will fit correctly and give satisfaction. These fourth. The total am of $40 on all sport models in the I would be hls last haircut. Then the ' ^ K i contracts awarded Monc Chevrolet Six passenger car Has were | »» went -d.paid^evera, pTcnic. heM suits were designed and made by leading manufac 463.77. Contracts awa announced here today by H. J . K l i n - [sm all debts. W'hen his m o n e y ran , at r „ulJBC> IBm Riverside park, Pontiac, last turers who have earned and intend to retain their follows: ,er- vice-president and general sales , out b e j e t t his , Thursday. Misses Doris Knauer and Scully bridge. Round N O W Ip th o manager of the Chevrolet Motor Co. | f°r another. He then went to hls Doris Whitlow were members of the j national celebrity. The materials include a long list ship, Nelaon Concrete ( The modelB affected are the Sport room. took carbolic acid, and was 4-H Club orchestra that afternoon. pany, Pontiac, $2,098.9 Time to get Lifetime Roadster, which is now priced at found dead, lying fully clothed on of favorite fabrics in pleasing colors. Wonderful f h l h f i n d e r McCloud bridge, Sau Guaranteed $515; the Sport Coupe, reduced to hls bed. The statements he made values from ship, George Watson, YOURS! about going away were Interpreted TRYING TO PLEASE $615; the Club Sedan, now $625; and The editor who can please every 91,696.35. FULL OVERSIZE BIO OVERSIZE in their true light when hls dead the Special Sedan, $685. All mod one Is not suited for this earth, but Klendsworth bridge, This la the chance of a life BALLOONS CORDS body was found. els formerly were priced $40 higher. ______is entitled to wings. Human nature $15.75 to $30.00 Long Point township 1 This latest move of the company time to ret PLUS values C. I. P. 8. DECLARES DIVIDEND ,lB 80 constituted that some of our Concrete Culvert compi Full Oversize Balloons brings the price range of the Chevro In tires. Tire prices are of the readers would like to have us feed 98,938.11. 29x4.40 ’ let Six to less than the range of the The Board of Directors Swift bridge, Readli Central Illinois Public Service com them on scandal; some would like to We have several short lots in all lines with extra tow. You re t more than a t ______$ 4 . 9 8 four cylinder Chevrolet at the time have us tell the unvarnished truth | Nelson Concrete Culver of the changeover at the close of pany, at a meeting held In Spring- special prices that will interest you. Pontiac, 91,730.38. ever for your money. 30x4.50 field, Tuesday, August 6th, declared about them, while others would kill at 1928. At that time the four was us If we did. It to a comforting $ 5 . 9 8 priced from $496 to $715, while the a dividend ot $1.50 p e r share on the Ask for Special Sammar cumulative preferred capital stock thought to the editor to know that m u l l in g v il l a g e nine different passenger models iff the Lord himself did not please ev T he Village of Obi Change-over Offer Big Oversize Cords the slx-cyllnder line today range of that company for tbe quarter end ing September 30, 1930. This div eryone while on earth. We labor Mil aa International 8- Goodyear Doable Bagle, from $496 to only $686, following hard to entertain and please our sub-, auctlon, to the highest $ 4 . 9 5 this latest reduction. id e n d 'is payable October 15, 1930. to all preferred stockholders of rec scrlbers, but that we should occas «»sh, at 8:00 o'clock, fl New Heavy Duty, All- The move of the company comes ionally fall to to be expected; but yon guat 80. Tractor to In • Careful Mounting—No Charge directly after the announcement that ord, on tbe books of the company at Weather. Standard All- tho close of business September 80, will always find us ready to be for order. Bale will take wire wheels may be had as optional given.—Watseka Republican. village Are station. Ot Weather Tires and Geod- Tubes also low priced equipment without extra cost on any 1*80. This to the third quarterly dividend to preferred stockholders ovan, auctioneer.ir. mM. year Puncture-Seal Tubes! Chevrolet Six passenger ear. A one-way street is defined as one Garrity & Baldwin V . . for the year 1980. , 4 VILLAG on which the motorist Is humped The largest number of armed from the rear only. OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS LABOR DAT (X USJH> TIRE troops t o gather at one point In Illi It la a a mall world after all, aad BARGAINS to often the man yon owe appears on _t_ As has hssa the ensto nois since the World War, massed at House heating with gn CHATSWORTH * $ * » « , yssrs Chatsworth bos GUARANTEED BALDWIN’S 0* ^ Camp Grant, Rockford, IU., la 19M. the aeone while yon am paying cash T . J. BA LD W IN .: fo r gas. Oi per eeot to Illinois for the year Tho number of men la estimated at ending September, l i f t , over th e 19.009. It pays to advertise In this ] previousnsnislmm «aa»year...... — '•
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