Useful Life Ends After Months of Much Suffering Chatsworth Boys

15, 1950 Divider with lov* <|I|at6it)0ril| fpiaintoalcv •'Vw*s • $ li pan THo Forrest Nows Was CoraoUdated With The Plaindoaler as of December 25, 1947 SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CHATSWOkTH, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950 N O . 43 Many Good Books Richard Fruin Useful Life Ends Hot Slugs... For Summer Reading: Chatsworth Boys Buried In Gilman E d ig r a p h s . •. Death Comes to Considering the shape the Are In Library Cemetery Saturday After Months of Summer is the season v "If I am defeated, the news world Is in, a man wonders Spend Six Days b will sweep the nation that this George! Smith youngsters have plenty of spare Funeral services for Richard C. why Russia Is so interested Fruin, 65, were held Saturday at. is a Republican year,” said In controlling it time and It’s a good Idee to spend some of it reading. The Chats 10 o’clock in the Catholic church Senator Claude Pepper. He Much Suffering in Gilman with burial in St. was defeated on May 2, so we The eye for an eye and worth library is just the place to Eastern" x ' States1 Sunday Afternoon find some interesting and exciting Mary's cemetery there. shall see if he is scared or tooth for tooth advocates, sa tisfied . books. Look at these titl Mr. Fruin died in a Kankakee Mrs. Henry Harms play right into the hands of Two Days Spent hospital last Thursday, where he •k Burial In St. oculists and dentists. Snow Dog; Wild Trek; Ride ’Ehi is Buried Sunday Peggy; Boys From Sharon. had been a patient for ten days. A daily thought at twilight * Touring New York, He was born Sept. 10, 1884, at reminds that every time the Patrickfs Cemetery More than 1.000,000 Am Cherry Ames, Student Nurse; A t Chatsworth El Paso, a son of John and Mary sun sets, your Federal gov erican dtiasns are engaged Cherry Ames, Flight Nurse; Shag W ash in g ton , D . C . W ednesday Dougherty Fruin. He was married ernment is 515 million deeper in setting and servicing auto gy Man of Oz; Carney’s House to M in Nellie McNeff, of Chats in debt. Mrs. Ettssbeth Harms, daughter mobiles, and we are still Party; Ghost of Garreth Lodge- Gerald Bartlett, Donald Stadler, worth, who survives. ■k George T. Smith, 42, who had o t John and Folks Ortlepp, was waiting for a new car. Other books available are Mud and Ronald W isthuff left Monday, Also surviving are a daughter, Experts say our government spent most of his lifetime in born in Sullivan township March Lark; Patsy Jefferson; Deer June 12th, to take a six day tour Chatsworth, died in St. Joseph’s * Mary Cecelia, a nurse at St. Mary is based on a system of check 17. 1080, and departed this life at The man who says money Stalker; Marmee; Secret Lake; of the east. They met a party hospital in Bloomington Sunday hospital in Kankakee; four bro and balance. The taxpayer her home In Chatsworth after a isn’t the most Important Tammy Out of Time; Bible Stor at Chicago and left by train for afternoon, at 12:30 o’clock, after thers, Frank FTuin of Gilman; turns over the check but won prolonged Illness a t a year, last thing In life, will have a dif ies; The Peter Rabbit series; Wiz New York, arriving early in the an illness of several months. Jerry, Ed and Marie, of E2 Paso, ders what the government Thursday, June 15th, at the age of ficult time naming three ard of Oz aeries; Football Trees; morning. They had two days and The body was brought to the four sisters, Mrs. Nellie Gibbens, 70 y ea rs. things that are more impor Jamie and the Tired Train; Why does with the balance. Hanson-Watson funeral home in one night in that city. They took of Michigan; Mrs .Mary Reeves ■k Funeral services were held Sun ta n t. the Chimes Rang, and many oth a sightseeing bus to upper and Chatsworth Monday. The Altar of California; Mrs. Josephine Upon reading that Groucho day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in ♦ ers. Stop in on Wednesday or lower Manhattan, saw the Statue and Rosary Society of the Catholic O’Neil of Michigan and Mrs. Eliz Marx is suing for divorce, a the Evangelical United Brethren As a man says, give the Saturday afternoon and pick out of Liberty, visited Rockefeller church said Rosary there for him abeth Tully of Bloomington. man in Chatsworth asks if church, and regardless of rainy, devil his dues, bupt don’t pay a good book. Center and the Diamond Horse at 4 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. ----------------o—------------- that means that he wife has disagreeable weather, the services him time and a half for over ----------------o---------------- shoe. Ronald called on his cousin Funeral services were held in PLAN were largely attended. Rev. E. E. or hasn’t a sense of humor. tim e. APPRECIATED SEX VICE at the U. S. Merchant Marine G ibson C ity C ouple •k Saints Peter and Paul church on Reiser, her pastor, officiated. Miss Academy, King’s Point, Long Is Wednesday morning at 9:30, con In a letter to Fire Chief Lee A man says the vanishing Ffaye Shafer was organist ai land. Feted On Wedding ducted by his pastor, Rev. R. & Maplethorpe the Ruppel family American is the one who says Kenneth Rosenboom sang two vo Leaving New York, they took a Raney.. Burial was in St. Pat Bible School Pupils said : he likes his job. cal solos. Burial was in the "We wish to express our sincere train for Washington and had two Anniversary rick’s cemetery. Chatsworth cemetery. Will Have Picnic thanks to the Chatsworth Fire De days and a night there. They vis On Friday evening, June 16th, He was bom March 1, 1908, in freezer Her early life was spent with partment for the fine response and ited the government buildings and Chicago, son of Michael and Mary her parents on the farm near Cul- Friday In Park 85 relatives and friends gathered Old-Time K. of C. work in preventing the loss of our enjoyed seeing both houses in ses at the town hall in Charlotte to Resch Smith. He married Miss lom, where die received her early Margaret Wilson Nov. 6, 1938, in The St. Paul Lutheran church home. We realize now, more than sion. A hot argument was brew celebrate the 25th wedding anni Picnic Scheduled for education in the public schools, Chatsworth. He lived here for 35 will dose its annual Vacation ever before, the value of the serv ing in the lower house, which versary of Mr. and Mrs. George 41 and developed interest in church pleased the boys. They also en Sunday, June 25 yeare, and from early youth fol Church School on Friday with a ice of a fire truck and crew to the Sterrenberg, Gibson City. and neighborhood, and early form joyed the thrill of climbing to the lowed the trade of painter, first picnic for the enrollees and their homes In the country.” A program was pesented con The Chatsworth Knights of Co ed many friendships. top of Washington Monument, with his father and later with his parents in the local city park. ■ ■■ ■■ - o ■ ■ ■■ sisting of a mock wedding, read lumbus lodge is sponsoring a pic On March IS, 1901, she was which ia over 555 feet high. (Most two brothers, James and Joe, until On Sunday morning a children’s ings, songs, baton twirling and nic to which the general public is united in marriage with Henry Fire Company people go up in the elevator). This illness forced him to retire. day service will occupy the in tumbling acts. invited for next Sunday, June 25, Harms, with whom she lived and little Jaunt ia only for the young Surviving are his wife, two sons, terest of the congregation and its The tea table was centered at Oliver's Grove, four miles south worked on farms east of Cullom Answers Three and fair; thoae with rheumatism Robert and John, both at home, friends as • recognition of the with a three-tier wedding cake, of Chatsworth. and Chatsworth and in the neigh or lumbago better not try It. They People have been invited to take his mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, of RS borhood of Charlotte, thus enlarg- Oiiritual devotion and enthusiasm Country Fire Calls which Mrs. Robert Ashman serv left Friday night and arrived back Chatsworth; two brothers, James 4eaw *---- ... ,1, -a- _ Shown by the youth of the church. ed. Mrs. Thees Sterrenberg and their lunch baskets along and en M f MW Circift OK i n f t n l M MM The Chatsworth Fire Protection In Chicago Saturday morning, re and Joseph, both of Chatsworth; Miss Gloria Switzer, Piper City, joy the day. There will be free e d ! moved In church and community An enrolknent of 48 pupils, District has really gtuyo the porting a wonderful trip with no and seven sisters, Mrs. Mike Buck- augmented fag guests and visitors, poured. ice cream cones for children under circles. Chatsworth firemen a workout re have, Morris, Ind.; Mrs. Henry thing Rftt but sleep and much Mr. and Mrs. Sterrenberg re 14 and lemonade for all. A band (lowed • course for the past 2 cently with three calls. Day, Normal; Mrs. Katherine Mc experience gained. ceived many beautiful gifts. Per concert and various other amuse Mr. I M r. weeks that land them into “Our The Erst was the J.

Load more