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; Sunday afternoon'* r ? it Kankakee, the Re- tee: "The rain literal beete, overflowing the' i depth of one and a p i m n b m k x feet. There waa an C IjA tetw rtl) orin and high wind at. me." , *1 SIXTIETH YEAR CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS; THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1934 NO. 42
CELEBRATE SAFELY AND SANELY IN CHATSWORTH ALL SET FOR A H O T SLUGS EDIGRAPHS EXPERTS SAY w te.-cea If woman really waa made The best graduation gift BIG DAY HERE of man’s rib, what became of that a young man can receive ENOUGH SEED his backbone? v this day In time is a good M -Job. You can say one thing for l ^ y i JUtYJOORIH nudism. It Is the only lam So live that you need never I CAN BE GROWN that seems to work better In to elevate your nose and re — 1— Chatsworth la Prepared to a depression. mark acidly that you consid er the source. Latest Information About Entertain Thousands If you rob the government j Emergency Crops Given of $100 that's embezzlement. One committee that can’t Next Wednesday. But if you rob It of a million make Its report too early to By Farm Adviser. that’s an appropriation. K . ' x : " - 4 suit us is the Committee on Corn-on-the-Cob. Operating through efficient Radio crooners ought to I Livingston county farmers are committees, the promoters of . take a lesson front the Eng It’s our own fault if Japan now in a race against time, and at Chatsworlh’s coming Fourth of lish sparrows. They get talks war. She didn't talk least some of the odds are in their July celebration have Just about j along without trying to sing. that way when our navy was favor, in their efforts to produce completed the details of the un- i twice a® big as hers. enough emergency crops to over dertaking, which will doubtless No Chatsworth citizen can come the record shortage of feed be sure of his virtue until he A professor makes less equal any celebration of past GLORIOUS 4V. _ ....- '' ' .-.O' brought about by the drouth and Is rich enough not to care than a coach, but the profess year® and bids fair to surpass any- ] chinch bugs, according 10 Farm what the neighbors think of OF VESTfeRDAY or doesn’t lose Ills job when thing heretofore attempted. Adviser S. G. Turner. him. the team fails to score. A booster advertising trip Is be- i r The following iutoimation rel ing mude today and surrounding That new train built to go VIS Our advice to Chatsworth ative to late seed crops mat may towns are being billed and thor- j 90 miles an hour is made men is not to get worked up be planted by central minus farm oughly impressed with the Idea j short so that a flivver aiming Into a lather just because ers to partially overcome the that Chatsworth Is the place t o ! at the locomotive will Just there Is a tax on shaving shortage of feed, is printed for observe independence Day and miss the tall end. m soap. any good it may do. have a royal good time. 1 tie writer of this paragraph Well Advertised 0 . , ...... ,rn , 0 does not presume to know, or Chatsworth business men have j CROWD OF 4,500 ATTENDS TO PREVENT THE AN M IL lta.e any desire to dictate to mem been lit>erul In their support of PICNIC OF DEMOCRATS FIFTH OF JILY PARADE who should know more about the celebration. One of the fea ------their own business titan a “city tures of advertising Is a 6-column ; (l’ontiac Leader) i r . .-tuting that "more lives have ft-ller” but there may be some in- advertisement in which appears A crowd estimated at 4,500 at- 1 been lost in celebrating ludepeud- ;urination in tlie University of li a detailed program of the day’s tended the democratic picnic held enee than were lost in gaiiiing it. imois survey that is not generally entertainment. The advertise- at Bradley’s grove, two miles west I the Illinois Tuberculosis Associa- known. There will be very little inent in this issue of The Plain- Cornell Sunduy. F. Lynden j t ! lion lias issued a list of health oa( Btraw this year, practically no dealer also appears in the Piper < Smith, who acted as master of iprecautions to prevent the annual nay and IuaybB not much corn so City Journal and a large adver- ceremonies, said today that 907 "Fifth ot July parade to the doc- tbal ,, behooves farmers to pro- ti8ement of the same character is automobiles had entered the pic- W tor's office." vide some kind of stock feed it published in the Cullom Chronicle ulc grounds at two p. m. In addition to the usual acci- possible for next winter, Headlight and the Cabery Enqulr- : Governor Henry Horner was a 1WE- dents trout fire works, automobile A special circular which has er. This advertisement was not KUi’8t of honor during the lato, smash-ups, and drawnings, there been issued from the college ot placed with the Idea of excluding afternoon. GLORIOUS 4Tb are a number of health hazards agriculture. University of Illinois, other adjacent newspapers, but i The principal speaker of the -T o d a y . connected with the Fourth of p0jn|g out that such emergency was promoted by the publishers of afternoon was Lieut. Governor July picnicking and week-ending f^ed crops as soybeans, cowpeas, the several newspapers without Thomas F. Donovan. Other speak- ““““ ““““ “““""y” '——— that the average person is likely COrn, sudan, rye, millet, sorghum, * t *- *—*.,' *. influence or responsibility on the ers were llruce Campbell, of Fast ONAIM»A M PLANT *1 1fYr ♦ « 1* *1 * $ * I * 111 STRIKE CALLED OFF to overlook, the association points rapp and buckwheat may b*x part of the celebration committee, St. Louis, chairman of the Demo FIHKD UY LIGHTNING HOLT FILES ON PARADE ------oul' planted in July and some of themi who would have advertised in ev- cratic state central committee. ~ Emergency relief worxers at "Do not drink from streams or even as la(e as tht. middje Gf au- ery adjacent newspaper if the and John Steele, Democratic can- offices and store rooms 01 -I-:-.’—i-x-w — I’ontiac and Saunemln who W'ent casual springs. Regardless of gU8l fundB were available. dldate forstate treasurer. A the 0nar«a Nursery company op- I11 the boundless vast on strike last week for a wage in- bow pure and sparkling tile water Copies of the circular are being number of the members of the era*e
~i ■•jLi Lki. A f r it THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS THVRMDAY. JtJNB 1*34
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME her son, Blolce, and family. neighbors and friends came to hie FORREST NEWS Mrs. Elmer Kane, son Paul. home end spent the evening play LIBRARY NOTES Miss Helen McDermott and Mrs. ing euchre. James McDermott drove to Peoria Invitations have been Issued for Mrs. Lucy Meier Is having her the wedding of Miss Alva Fedell The following resolution wan! YOirt2E HOC1NG- BECAUSE 1 BUSTED UP YOU'- last week to meet a cousin of residence on North Center street and Clement Snedaker at Kansas • u s e d by the Federation of Wo- : SUEEP AT TW?EE O'CLOCK,WHAT ABOUT V,3 £ Mrs. Kane's sister, Rita Marie, repainted. City, Missouri. Tuesday afternoon. Ben’s Clubs at their annual meet-! 1 HAVEN'T SLEPT ALL MIGHT, LAST EVENiMG.'M" I of St. Louts. Mo., who Is home for Miss Jean Buckley, of Decatur, June lath. Rev. and Mrs. O. P. Ing In Chicago May 1, 1934. "Be I P u l l e d iNTO TOiCiST CABIN I POUND a short stay with her parents, Mr. came Thursday for a visit with and Mrs. John Bushman. Snedaker and Mrs. J. E. Wilson it Resolved, that we urge local A P ig u n d e r , m y B e d ------tviis m o q o ;.n g - grandparents. Emil Faust and son-in-law, Ar are planning to attend. elubs to study local financial con- i TWERe 'S a V1WOLE FLOCK OF CHICKENS SiT- Charles Hamilton returned thur Livingston, who have been Clyde Hanson, of Minneapolis, dltlons and use their influence TlNG- ON TOP OF THE CABIN— AMD YOUR- home Saturday from a visit with Where advisable to Increase pub visiting here at the Clifford Kopp Minnesota is visiting at the E. P. COOSTERS CROW SO,L CAN'T SLEEP - — — relatives In Sibley. lic llbrhry support so that II-| home, departed for their home at Wilson home. He made the trip n i c e , q u i e t Pl a c e , t h is i s / Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Hamilton re Chowchllla, California, Thursday, from Minneapolis by motorcycle. k ra rie s may meet the reading turned home Saturday from a ten by auto. They were accompan Mrs. H. A. Talbott ot Spokane, meeds of the people and coutluue days vacation In Minnesota. ied by Miss Mary Jane Faust, who Wash., and her niece. Miss Mar to furnlBh one of the most profit Mrs. and Mrs. H. H. Walker will visit at the Faust home until ion Benson, of Chllllcothe. Mis able use of leisure time which a ! and children went to Mt. Olive fall. souri. were guests at the W. O. community can provide." Saturday to visit his parents. Keefe home Thursday of last “Club women in Illinois com-! Miss Leola W atts returned week. Mrs. Talbott has been in Bunltles. make constant use of home Thursday from a visit with Herscher visiting her mother. their public libraries and they Miss Miriam Richardson at Oray- have been concerned this last year mont. PIPER CITY ------Pa------(From The Journal) over the condition of library book Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Deanv have Still If people didn’t blow their collections," commented Helen E. moved into the Mrs. Anna Rade- money for bogus stocks they Blaine, president of the local wo macher property In the southeast The Piper City Municipal Band might lose It by loaning It to rela man's' club, in connection with part of town. has been engaged to furnish music lives. the resolution. "Increased use Mrs. Lloyd Merry returned to for the Fourth of July celebration and decreased Incomes have in her home in Effingham Saturday at Bonfield this year. many cases wrought such havoc after a two weeks visit with rela A shipment of sixty barrels of that books in most demand either tives In Forrest and Sibley. creosote, provided by the govern New 50/ Size are scarcely fit to use or have Miss Sue Stewart, of Belling ment for chinch bug barriers, was been worn out aud have not been ham, Wash., came Tuesday for an received here the first of the LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S replaced. extended visit with her sister, Mrs. week. The creosote was distribut "The library is one of the most Charles Myers, and family. ed by the Ford County Farm Bu TABLETS FOR WOMEN democratic of American institu Mrs. Harold Welliermlller and reau to farmers who had made ap tions.” pointed out Miss Blaine. TheThey relieve and prevent children are visiting with her par plication for aid in fighting the eriodiic pain and associated “ It is entirely free to every per ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ehnen. armies of chinch bugs. « son who wishes to read; it offers 5isorders. No narcotics. Not and family near Montlcello, Ind. The demand has been so great Information on all sides of every just a pain killer but a modern Mr. and Mrs. Erney Allen and that the supply was insufficient question; it recognizes every relig medicine which acts upon the sons, of Hazel Green. Wis., have to fill all the requests but is a val ion and all parties; it is to adult been guests of Ills brother. S. E. uable aid as far as it will go. CAUSF of your trouble. Per* education what the public school sistent use brings permanent j Allen, and family, southeast of Watson McKee was pleasantly Is To Hie education of The child. town, lately. relief. Sold by all d ru g g ists. The increased demand upon li surprised Tuesday evening when braries is not merely a "depress Mrs. J. R. NelT and son, of Hia ion” dc: and as a national news watha. Kans.. and Mrs. R. E. Ry _1_|*H*I|*.I*H*H*H*<1*|<*,|*>)*.,*..*, I*n*n*i r*. I1 an and family, of Weisser. Idaho, paper has reminded us, blit prom * ises to be a permanent demand | were guests the last of the week with the readjustments that nuts' of Miss Emily Tewksberrv. C. C. Klinefelter. of Baylis. be made in our economic life due Bradley's grove, west of Cornell, was the successful bidder on the Central World’s Fair Excursion to fewer hours of labor and more Sunday. ! 'third trick operator Job for the hours of leisure. STRAWN Vanishes; Ob;eet Mrs. Anna Gerlach, her daugh Wabash and T. P. & W. office at T “What use the citizens of our Miss Alice Ramsey, Correspondent ter, Miss Phyllis, and Bobbie 95 to Chicago X nation are going to make of this Forrest and took up his duties Of World Hu lit Stein, of Chicago, were guests 'Sunday, June 17. leisure time is one of the most LYNi'H-FHKKHILL Sunday at the home of the for $ 1 and return Important questions before the m pa m rv. m On Wednesday, June 2l', at St. mer's daughter, Mrs. L. A. Meyer, American public today. The hea SUNDAY, JULY 1 , 1934 Rose’s church at Struwn, a large audit family. “ = = J | vy demands upon our libraries is number of relatives and friends Mrs. F. D. Kelleril son George, Special train will be operated Sunday, July 1st. leaving one answer and a very fine one. Chatsworth at 6:56 a. iu., arriving Chicago 9:45 a. m. assembled to witness the solemn and the former's sisters, Mrs. CULLOM ,*£WS but the libraries must not fail this izing of the marriage of Joseph It. Elizabeth Dolan and Mrs. John Special train will lie operated returning on Sunday, July demand by showing empty shelves 1st. leaving Chicago, 9:00 p. in., (Chicago time one hour later). Freehlll, Melvin, to Madlyn Mary Gest of Chicago, spent the week and depleted book collections.” Rev. Andrew Hahn and family, Lynch, of Strawn, Illinois. At end with relatives here and were Tickets good In coaches. Children half fare. Baggage Local club women find the pub- of Milwaukee. Wis., are enjoying a checked. seven o’clock the bridal party dinner guests Sunday at the home lci library to be of valuable as visit with Mrs. Hahn’s mother. Tickets are limited to 10 days from date of sale. Good proceeded to the lovely flower of their brother. Will Rlngler. sistance In regular club work, al I Mrs. M. Reinhart and other rela to return on all trains, any day, within limit. decorated altar, to the strains of and family. so for special occasions, and when tives. the wedding march from Mendel L. A. Meyer was a business vis library material is not available Accommodations in Private Homes ssohn, rendered by Miss Sadie Mc- itor at Bloomington Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh William and here, books are furnished prompt Mrs. Theresa Hornlckel went to little son, of Chicago, enjoyed a Guaranteed rooms in registered private homes prepared Greal, of Falrbury. to accommodate visitor? at $1.00 per day. May be obtained ly the Library Extension Division, Chicago Monday (o spend several | vacation last week and have been The bridal couple was preceded at any time. Ask your local ageut. Springfield. Ctiurch organiza days. I the guests of Mr. and Mrs. How to the altar by the best man, Har TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS l/OW KARR TO VISIT THE tions also find the library helpful Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kemnetz ard Raboin. for programs, etc., at their social old Lynch, brother of the bride, Mrs. Everette Fraher and lltlte WORLD'S FAIR— NEWER, BIGGER. BETTER IN 1984 and the bridesmaid, Mrs. Esther spent Sunday with several other meetings. Our schools find the Billy Fraher motored to Monon, For further particulars ask Christie, of Champaign, sister of friends near Kankakee. library of assistance In various Ind. the first of the week and the groom, then the bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weils C. T. HAMMOND, Agent, Illinois Central ways— and books borrowed by pu were accompanied back by the followed by Father Alphonsus and sister spent Sunday at the Direct to All World's Fair Gates pils for school work may be re former's mother. Mrs. Ella Bur Freehlll of St. Bede's college, a home of the former's parents at tained for an Indefinite period. ner, who had been visiting with IM +'H+H-H-H Il i 1 1 H-M-H-H 1 111 I I H I M l IH W H W 4 1 M Wing. Wi Wi *n i cousin of the groom, officiating. The bride was attired in while, John Elliott, wife and son of We are grateful to Mrs. W. M. dotted sheer organdy over white Raymond. Indiana, visited with MoFadden for lately presenting to satin and carried a large bouquet relatives In this vicinity the first the library the following two sets of white roses and lilies of the of the week. of books which will be especially valley. The bridesmaid's dress helpful to schools an club women; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adam and was of blue organdy, pink hat, G et Set lor a “The Pocket University." 24 vol children and Miss Katherine gloves, pumps to match, with a umes by Lyman Abbott; "Beacon Adam spent Sunday evening at corsage of pink roses and delphin Lights of History." 8 volumes by the Louis Rugt home at Sibley. iums. "Safety Fourth" John Lord. L.L.D. Roy Wilson left Monday to take ta *Bt 1st IBS IBS PS Immediately followiwng the up his work as a painter for the — a n d a S u m m e r of Troublefree The hardest money to get hold ceremony the bridal party pro Standard Oil company, having of Is easy money. ceeded to the home of the bride, spent last week at his home here. D r i v i n g o n N e w G o o d y e a r s ! where a three course wedding Edward Brady and Mrs. Oer- breakfast was served, the rooms trude Brown spent several days in DR. BLUMENSCHEIN being beautifully decorated with Indiana on account of the death a profusion of roses and color • Disappearance of Agnes* Tuf- DENTIST of the latter's mother there Fri scheme to harmonize. verson, above, which was discov day. Offloe O rir Citictns Bunk ered months after ahe vanished, The day was perfect and the aroused a world hunt and re Relatives of Mrs. Frank Hor usual order of merriment was in CHATSWORTH. ILL. sulted In the arrest In Vienna of nlckel honored her on her birth dulged in by the guests—toasts Capt. Ivan P oderjay, Yago-Sla- day Sunday with a picnic dinner to the health and happiness of the vlan adventurer, said to h ave at Gibson Clly park. Those at C. R. PETERSON, D. V. M. wedded pair. married her In New York la st tending were Mr. and Mrs. James The bride is a daughter of Mr. December. ▲ woman m M | o kg Mahan, Mansfield; Mrs. Elizabeth Approved and Accredited and Mrs. William Lynch, of l’odorjay't first wife, aU6 wEs Deputy and children, of Falrbury; ASST STATE VETERINARIAN Strawn, has been reared and lived held In Vienna as police sought Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lloyd and Telephones: Office 213 Bee.. 218-Kt in this community all her life. She Miss Tufverson, feared deed. (wo children of Pontiac, Miss Hel CHATSWORTH, ILL. is a highly esteemed young lady en Hendrickson of Aberdeen, So. Dakota; Mrs. Pauline Thomas and Therj nest two months you'll drive farther, faster, —— and has a host of warm friends. led early Saturday night on ac two sons, Abslier and Junior, of than at any other season. Roads will be hotter, too— She is a graduate of St. Mary's count of a storm. DR. A. W. PENDERGAST Academy of Nauvoo, Illinois, also Strawn; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bart more dangerous for thin weak tires. To go places safely, Mrs. Anthony Walters and son. OPTOMB7TRI8T a junior graduate of Normal uni lett. Gibson City and Mr. and Mrs. to avoid trouble and loss of time, equip now with husky Leo, and daughter Helen, were SPECIALS versity. She has been a very suc Frank Hornlckel, Sanuetnln. Ovir Decker'* Drag Store shopping in Pontia’ Saturday. new sure - gripping Goodyears — every ply blowout- cessful teacher, having taught for FAIRBURY, ILL. protected with patented Supertwist Cord. Get today’e seven consecutive years in the Miss Thelma Rice, of Decatur, Special Warranty At Doreey Sitters' Store _nd and 4tb Keely district. spent the week-end at her home low prices and thegrea ter value weoffer because Goodyear Thursdays each month here. Dealers sell the most tires—by millions! See us right Ttie groom is the youngest son Aims for Two of Peter Freehlll, deceased, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stein and On Goodyear All W eather away! Ail types—all prices—in guaranteed Goodyears. daughter, Jean, attended the El- has grown to manhood in this vi Big Air Prizes and Pathfinder tires against hlghly regarded ,io,t family reunion held at Fair- cinity. He is all road hazards for twelve More Mile* Boy ‘Turning and has a number of warm per- l,ur>' Sunday, + o t REAL sonal friends. He ts a graduate, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McGreal months. And don't forget Non-Skid Protec To Stone’ of St. Bede's college, of Peru, II- returned Saturday from a several we carry a complete line of t i o n - c o s t YOU linois; also attended Loyola co l- days wedding trip which was no th ln g eztrn In th e flatteries for every make of lege and the University of Illinois. spent at western points. great While at college he won some dis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner automobile. NEW tinction as an athlete. At pres and daughter, Eileen, were In Pe ent he is engaged In farming near oria Friday and Saturday, where Melvin. After an extended trip the former attended a shoot. to points of interest and the Cen- "G-3" Mrs. Margaret Smoot, daughter, OOODYEAI I tury of Progress exposition they Mrs. W. O. Freeeman, and Mr. Ride on the Big ALL-WKATHlfi will home at home to their friends and Mrs. Robert Smoot, of Chica Super-Soft Tire* Cat oar on their farm near Melvin after go, spent Suuday here with rel the New Cara are price in re o t July first. atives. W earing— The out-of-town guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Verne Amachor wedding were Mrs. Mary Freehlll, and children, of Argenta, were GOODYEAR MIssob Mae'and Vera Freehlll, and visitors Sunday at the home of AIRWHEEL | Miss Josephine Crawford, of Chl- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Iks M W * MBT-CMm — for It VfM lcago; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seiners Whitlow and family. A tk fo r our i mklirt es ilifc,ei m M of Kankakee; John Crawford, of mmI m M|h>( iSI m . Mrs. Herman Knauer was host Changeover Offer (Fargo. North Dakota; Dr. Charles ess to the ladles’ aid at her coun ) Christie and wife and Mrs. Muriel try home last Wednesday after Rowell, of Champaign; Mrs. Em noon. Twelve members and five mett Freehlll and daughter Of guests were present. •Tbs frail body of Benny Hen- Gilman. *rlck, above. 7-year-old Larka- Several people of this vicinity Hera la Murray B. Dlllay, Baldwin Chevrolet, Inc. This paper, together with a host vllle, P a ., boy, la gradually be atten d ed the funeral of Mrs. Will Kanaaa City army flyar, who la coming petrified, because of a ! of friends, are happy to extend Sampey at Forrest Saturday after preparing to take off from Oak CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS I congratulations and best wlshea fa re disease which causes de noon. Mrs. Sampey and family land, Calif., In aa attempt to posits of calcium to' form In the ' for a long, happy life toegther. w ere former residents of this vi shatter Wiley Post'* round-the- Good Used Time $1 Up — Guaranteed Tire Repairing tissues and harden Into a rock- * m m cinity. world mark. Dtlley also Intends like snbstnnce. The lad’s arms, to take part In the «76,000 Lon- Miss Ann Pox, of Chicago, was Mrs. Theresa Hornlckel, Dr. F. How About a Grease Job? k g s and back are aa bard as a week-end guest at the Roy Wil don-to-Me!bourne flight He will •tone. Physicians eay he has P. Ooodwln and daughter Elmeta. use a plane built by the late son home. and Jack Keeley, of Forrest, at- anly a slight chance of recov flyer, Claire Vance —— ering. The dance at the platform end- tended the Democrat picnic at JUNK as. IKM + • ». Th u r s d a y , j u n k as. i n i THE CHATSWORTH PLA1NDEALER, CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS pA t m friends came to bU nt the evening play-
bave been Issued for >f Miss Alva Fedell NEWS GLEANINGS Snedaker at Kansas Tuesday afternoon. | The new soft ball field on CuW Rev. and Mrs. O. P. torn main street Is ready to be Mrs. J. E. Wilson ed as soon us the lights are book* to attend. ed up. It is hoped to have the on, of Minneapolis, first night games next Tuesday Halting at the E. P. night.— Chronicle-Headlight. He made the trip CHATSWORTHIn A Bigger and Better Way Celebrates Mr. H. C. Malan, for the p u t oils by motorcycle. three years assistant principal of Talbott of Spokane, the v andalia high school, haB beeg ter niece. Miss Mar- 6 Big Free Acts selected as principal lor th f of Chllltcothe. Mis- Merry Go Round Onarga Township high school for uests at the W. O. the coming school year at a salary Thursday of last % Parades of $1,900. Talbott has been In Ferris Wheel I Miss Anna Searl, Livlngato* :lng her mother. Street Sports County Home Advisor and presi - m s ------Band Concerts dent of the National Advlsera* de didn't blow their association, has gone to New York bogus stocks they JULY 4th (or the convention. She Is spend CHATSWORTH >y loaning it to rela Baseball——Kitten Ball ing a few days In Poughkeepsie at Artesia Ice Co. Beauty Shop W alter Coal Co. a pre-convention session befor* F E E D M IL L in my home. Get your per going to New York City for the JOHN M. PLANK Custom Grinding — Feeds manent now for July 4th. “ONLY THE BEST IN convention. and Seeds (liatstvortli Movies—Dance Come early for appoint ment. Phone 119R-2. Your COAL” Net income of the Toledo, Peo 5Q/ Size CARL MEISTER, Prop. PURE ARTIFICIAL ICE patronage appreciated. ria and Western railroad for 193$ Sky Rides—Fireworks Phone 81 Chatsworth totaled $120,290 against $11,474 . PINKHAM’S HELEN L. KERRINS in 1932, the company’s annual re l FOR WOMEN port discloses. Gross operating KEEP COOL IIY • revenue rose nearly $200,000 (ere and prevent DRINKING SWEET TOOTH WATCHES DIAMONDS from $1,497,341 to $1,690,429, STONE SETTING Gleason’s Place A. J. SNEYD The Cow Bell Citizens Bank but a rise of $57,342 in taxes from in and associated POP $154,043 to $245,821, made hea JEWELRY REPAIRING HARDWARE Chatsworth. Illinois io narcotics. Not BEER. WHISKEY, T a v e r n vy inroads on the improvement. iller but a modern at the Kitten Ball Stand LOUIS CLODI. Prop. lich acts upon the WINES The Rev. Fr. George Raymond 11EEIC OX DRAFT Member Temporary Federal Sprague, newly ordained Catholic tour trouble. Per- A. A, BROW N ROSENBOOM Main Street—Chatsworth Your Patronage Appreciated brings permanent Bit; HOT HAMBURGER 3c Deposit Insurance Corpora priest, has been appointed assist Everybody Welcome tion. ant at Holy Cross enuren, Mendo- >y all druggists. ta. it has been announced by Bi shop J. H. Schlarman. of Peoria. C. L. ORTM AN FIREWORKS He was orduiued into the priest OF ALL KINDS ROSENBOOM Super-Service hood at Peorid ou June 3 and said MAJESTIC RADIOS AND D A V I D ’S REFRIGERATORS BROTHERS T A U B E R ’S his first mass in the Clinton S t o r e ECONOMY GROCERY MERCANTILE STORE church June 10. He was born “Everything Electrical” Plumbing and Heating at ENDRES Ferndell Food Products in Cullom, liie son of T. H. Spra (cursion f VARIETY STORE Old Time Prices GROCERIES. gue, dentist. Phones 66— 19 Chatsworth, Illinois “Where A Dollar Does DRY GOODS. SHOES AND East End—Main Street COMMUNITY GROCERY It's Dutv Senator Dietrich and Rep. Rob HOSIERY bins tailed in their eitorts to bav? an amendmeeut attached to the -8KE- deficiency bill which would pro C. H. Schroen vide more than $900,0OO for per C. B. Straw n PROGRAM manent buildings at Chanute 10:04) A. M.— Sky Ride* furnished by Francis Ashley, licensed Corner Grocery P. L. M cGuire Field. Rantoul. The parliament July 1st, leaving — for— G a r a g e transport pilot, from 10:00 a. m. until dark. $1 per person. Land Hehholz At Mauritzen 9:45 a. m. STANDARD PRODUCTS ing field southwest of Chatsworth high school. ary trick that was attempted by on Sunday, July •£ Building Material Open Evenings Funeral Home these two politicians was promptly Sand. Gravel, Cement, Etc. East End— Route 24 Richard Miller Amusement Co. will furnish splendid Ferris rejected by the committee. Many e one hour later). * Wheel and Merry-Go-Round rides throughout the day. THE HAPPY HOUR STORE fare. Baggage Chatsworth Rantoul people have begun to be 11:00 A. M.— Music by electrical transcription furnished by lieve that the field will soon be a e of sale. Good Lawrence & Parkhurst. All concessions In full swing. thing of the past and that the ap TRY THE NEW 12:00 M.—Dinner. Visit our restaurants, hotel and lunch propriations will go to the sunny stands. Use available tables, benches and facilities in our psblic south as soon as they are made. Battery & Tire parks. Shady places for dinner; running water and rest rooms. iomes SERVICE STATION W hite Rose Gas T. E. BURNS Illinois Oil Co. Paxton Record. homes prepared JU LY 4TH AT 1 :tH> P. M.—Grand Parade, headed by Col. William Maklnson, HABDWAIIE Instructions have been received May be obtained Geo. A. Miller, Proprietor officer of the day, the local American Legion Post and the Chats High Grade Gas, Paints, Oils 'at the local post office to the ef White Rose Service Station worth Band. Beautiful floats, decorated cars, children's decorated and Greases Nash Automobile* On the Curve, Route 24 doll buggies, pontes and clowns. fect that on July first. S. C. Town i TO VISIT THE send, mall carrier on Route No. 1, Goodrich Tires Chas. Roberts, Prop. Heating and Sheet Metal ITER IN 1934 Willard Batteries 1:30 I*. M.— Airplane Stunt H ying by an expert pilot. Route 24— Chatsworth out of Onarga, will take over a Music by the Chatsworth band. Works part of one of the Buckley routes >is Central 1:45 P. M.— Program of Free Acts: Lloyd Senter, Aerial Trap- which has been handled by Ed tea TRY THE NEW ere Act; Radio Johnny Wise, the Musical Nut and his Dancing Girls Mell, who goes on the retired list featuring comedy acts direct from the vaudeville circuit; Mile. Jean the first of the month. This Albee Produce Super-Shell Gas Petite, tap and fancy dancing; Uncle Hiram, the Rube; The Three change will add about 22 miles Main Street, Chatsworth Ray Sisters, singing and tap dancing; Jimmy the Wizard, artistic Geo. Strobel ' an increase the patrons on Mr. JULY 4TH AT contortion and gymnastic feats. Acts accompanied by the Chats SANITARY MEAT Townsend's route by about sixty, worth Band. POULTRY, CREAM, EGGS, MARKET BALDWIN making a little over 53 miles FEED THE SHELL GAS STATION Route 24. Chatsworth CHEVROLET, INC. !which the Onarga carrier will be Phone 64 2:30 P. M.— Baseball Game— Lallogue Boosters vs. Chatsworth Cardinals. Evenly matched. Friendly rivalry. A fine game is required to drive to cover his assured. 10c and 25c. Chatsworth. Illinois SALES AND SERVICE 'route. — Onarga Leader and Rc- | view. 2:30 P. M.— Dancing begins In The Grand, continuing through out the afternoon to night closing. A red-hot orchestra. Plenty of Charles A. Minkler, 30 years PHILLIPS “66” pep. Dance hall beautifully decorated and delightfully cooled by old. of Peoria, who has ocen in electric fans. Edw. Robbins SERVICE STATION Schlitz Beer the Woodlord county jail in Eu J. E, ROACH reka since last February op u HARNESS SHOP ED. PEARSON'S Route 24—West Side 2:34) P. M.— The Virginia Theatre, the coolest spot In town, will FURNITURE COMPANY i barge of bigamy has been placed conduct a continuous motion picture show. Special feature picture. Funei’Al Directors on parole by Judge Clyde Thomp Joe E. Brown In "A Very Honorable Guy." Comedy Riot, Hal LeRoy EUGENE BELAND, Mgr. (Jiutlit) Furniture son in circuit court, on condition Main Street— East End in “ Private Lessons.” First Door North of Post that he stay away from wife No. Office, Chatsworth I.mlles* Itest Room 2:43 P. M.—The Stanley Ray Musical Trio. Excellent harmony 1 who lives at Roberts. 111. Wife and musical accompaniment. No. 2. Lucille Conroy of Mlnonk. Stop and See 3:04) P. .VI.— Knees and Contest*. Races by boys and girls of was granted a decree of annul BARTLETT various ages; sack races; wheelbarrow race; 3-legged race, etc. ment of their marriage during the CARL LUMBER AND COAL CO. week. Mr. Minkler was charged 4:00 P. SI.— Airplane Stunts by Francis Ashley, transport pilot. Chas. F. Shafer B. J. CARNEY with bigamy by his first wite, one July 4th for a nice cool Roofings, Fencing. Steel week alter his marriage at Mi Posts. Lowe Bros. Paints 4:34) P. M.—Concert by the Chatsworth Band. "INSURE WITH US AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTOR ltonic in February. He said that Glass of Beer C. G. BARTLETT, Prop. SMILE WITH SAFETY" 5:00 P. M.—Ijvwrence H Parkhurst'-riectrlcal transcriptions. Sales and Service he iad understood that his first South Side— East Block wife had obtained a divorce be- 5:04) P. >1.— Contest Specials. _. Pie eating, cigar smoking, pop Chatsworth Repairing of all kinds drinking .etc. tore he married wife No. 2. Mr. Minkler is the father of two chil CELEBRATE JULY 4TH Continuous show at The Virginia Theatre. farther, faster, AT CHATSWORTH R. B. Stoddard dren by his first wife. At 2:15 Tuesday afternoon Miss be hotter, too— and bring your Poultry, fl:3l> P. M.—Concert by the Chatsworth Band. "Good Machinery Makes a Eggs and Cream to H. N. Sheeley Bernice Lovell was stopped a little go places safely, GRAIN 0:30 P. M.— Kitten Ball Game— Watseka “Sweet Tooth” Girls vs. Good Farmer Better" CHIROPRACTOR more than a mile west of Cabery now with huslty Chatsworth “Phillips 66" Girls. Admission for the three games. 10c, a BRUNIGA grade school children free. and asked by a stranger driving Chevrolet car to loan him the jack y ply blowout* PRODUCE COMPANY F. L. LIVINGSTON. Mgr. A . C . EHMAN 7:04) P. M.—Second Big Parade. Prlxes awarded. X-Ray and Neurocalometer from her own car. Having no rd. Get today’s South Side— East Main St. Chatsworth, Illinois >cause Goodyear 7:30 P. >1.— Program of Free Act*.— Lloyd Senter, Aerial Trap- Service fear of the man. whom she believ it! See us right exe Act. Radio Josnny Wise, the Musical Nut and His Dancing Girls, ed a traveler really in need of the MAIN STREET featuring comedy acts direct from the vaudeville circuit. Mile. Jean loan ot car tools the young lady eed Goodyears. Petite, tap and fancy dancing. Uncle Hiram, the Rube. The Three stepped gingerly to the running FIREWORKS Buy Yourself a B l a c k s m i t h Ray Sisters, singing and tap dancing. Jimmy the Wliard, artistic board to secure the desired article contortion and gymnastic feats. Acts accompanied by the Chats More Miles Of All Kind* at worth Band. PENSION SIMS from beneath the car seat when 9 ' ° of R E A L S h o p SALKS AND SERVICE she was seized, turned about and IIILKO'S POOL MALI. For Old Age In the National n-Skld Protec- Welding of all kinds and 7:30 P. M.— Kitten Ball Game.—Saunemin “Lannon for Sher her purse wrested from her. She iff vs. Chatsworth “Brown for Treasurer." Life of Vermont n — cost YOU Wood Work Chatsworth HUDSON was lett to wend her way home hlnftextrainthe TERRAPLANE ward unmolested, and as soon as at South Side— East Main St. 8:00 P. M. The Stanley Bay Trio In a complete new harmony MARTIN F. BROWN act. District Agent DIAMOND T TRUCKS she could report the loss, members NEW of her family set out in search of ,// 8:30 P. M.— Kitten Rail Game—Charlotte Zippers vs. Piper City the culprit At the time this Blue Ribbons. For Bulk Service on story came in Tuesday evening no 0:00 P. M.— Dancing in The Grand. successful report of the search Super-Shell Gas p a s > : H o t e l j had been sent in. — Cabery En oooyiAt 0:30 P. M.— Fireworks at Chatsworth high school grounds. L-WKATHlk RADIO SHOP quirer. Get oar Phone 138113 C h a t s w o r t h i During the past week the vil fries la yaw v We Sell 'Em— We Fix 'F>n Chatsworth, Illinois YOU ARK INVITED TO COME EARLY AND STAY LATE FOR A GOOD MEAL lage of Melvin has Improved its fire protection by buying two 4 0 Trunk-M arr Co. For concessions write Hllko J. Returners, Secretary, Chatsworth, 111. One block north of Main St. Under Plalndealer Office 'gallon chemical tanks and also purchasing a truck. The tanks MRS. F. L. ARAMS will be mounted on (he truck and Dorsey Sisters I the rest of the fire fighting equlp- Beauty Shop A. F. G erbracht W ill C. Quinn EAT YOUR MEALS Iment o. 'to* village will also be Cash and Carry JULY FOURTH Ladies' Apparel Chatsworth Bakery and Rexall Druggist J. W. HEIKEN placed on the truck. The tanks Hats, Dresses and Hosiery Confectionery — at— that w r« tntrehased are second hand tat ’ts hut are In first class Phone 1R2 DRY GOODS AND Try us for Bakery Products Visitors Welcome NOTIONS The Home of Blue Ribbon Leggate Cafe condition Several lengths of Chatsworth, Illinois Candy, Ice Cream. Cigars LADIES' REST ROOM Groceries j „ote have been ordered for the Chatsworth outfit. A regular fire depart- I ment is being organized and the Shoe Repairing FI nest lin e of v Hinge will now have better fire SNO-WHITE SHOLS |'p-otection than ever before. The While You Walt— SANDWICH VIRGINIA old curfew bell has been mounted At Low Price* MARKET FIREWORKS | on the tower for an alarm. A* T h e a t r e I soon as the truck Is oompleted W. S. FIELDING SHOP In Central Illinois DEWEY 8EE THE NEW PONTIAGS ' Melvin will be all set In case fire Continuous Show July 4th AND HUIUKH ON DISPLAY Maplethorpe LUNCH AND SOFT DRINKS breaks out, which everyone hopes H a b e r k o m ’s will not happen.— Melvin Motor. Main Street, Chatsworth Fresh and 8moked Meats Cool and Comfortable John Boughton Opposite Railroad Park Chatsworth, Illinois *>. wa *5 Ws Wx in Pontlac-Bulck Dealer Meet me in Chatsworth July 4.
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PAGE THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS THURSDAY, Jl'NK 88, 103# Jphnson Marks MAC MOM KNOWS HER FISHERMEN BY MUNCH NRA Birthday
WE 'WANT TO WHW'U Vffc WS\L STOP GET GOME FISH, MR. GOtiS 1 I U . M W ? *T SCHUCTI/& ■SCMOLTl - - - - ABOUT aur i oosir GOLD THE EASY u s t YOH PROMtStO ' n A YtW felEHTT NICE-SIZED HER M W VtStt PtfttH-Srtt’kL ONES X T *%* Million in Gold? Splendid for Those Hot Summer Days AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES Exact Imitation + + + + + + + + + COOL. COMELY COSTUMES THAT WILL APPEAL TO BOTH MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ARE OFFERED YOU THIS WEEK A Kingdom Divided Against Itself IN this week's offerings a flat IVxt: I Kin"' 18:18-17. -I! :«<> the kilicitcm. led a revolt in wnicc the tnlrruiilinmil l iilform l'l of tile 1- nib s broke aw:i> tering street frock for little A S< hoot l.rsMtn for Inij 1 from Itehoboam amt estnblisiieu sister and a cool dress for mother * ♦ • • lilt* nnrtlicrn kingdom, henceforth provides fine hot weather cos % nVV often the Li i Ole provts to he known as the kingdom o! m & The Blue Eagle Is a year old, Israel, in comparison with the tumes. 1 IB H that a kingdom divided The delightful house drees, and NRA headquarters held a against Usell shall tali' A southern kingdom ot Judah brief birthday party on the an • • • No 121. lends itself excellently striking Instance ol this is dis- to polka dotted percale or niversary date. Here's Gen. Hugh j,laved in the lest taken lip here IT was the custom ot S.riptiir- checked gingham. It comes tn S. Johnson cutting and eating a. in which llie revolt ol J-i t" it:n ' writers to see in all the.*., sizes 14 to 20 (with correspond piece »f the Blue Eagle's sluglrf- apainst Rehoboam ts discussed tilings the hand of Hod. t'erliap** candled birthday cake. * In this dtscourse. vve go tro::i today we would not be quite «* the New Testament back to the sure that the providence of tied is Cut Out anil Mail This Order OH in the matter when one rogue sup Blank for Patterns MELVIN .NEWS NOTES s-olomon. with all the prestige plants another on a throne Mr. and Mrs. George Benz and and glory of his age of temple Whatever may have been the FASHION ISIUFAC. family, of Elliott, spent Sunday building, did not apparently character of Jeroboam, when lie 103 Park Ave.. New Vork City. achieve happiness tor his people succeeded in the revolt anil be I with Mr. and Mrs. George Ben* MUUffiS ir* Sr. Ab long as he lived he managed to came king in the northern king Enclosed find ...... cents. ■ urround himself with the tradi doni, he did n.*i prove muth tiei Please send me the patterns list- j Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Sharp and tion of greatness In character, ac ter than Rehoboam The north til below at 15 cents per pat |Gertrude and Elizabeth Under tion and achievement that si ern kingdom was started out. un tern wood were Paxton callers Monday Jenced his foes, but once he tin., ler bis auspices, in evil things Pattern number: I evening. passed away, a strong hand up ii hat ultimately brought disaster Its F . S3 Rl f c la I srael bad gone. upon the people. 5 70Sx ...... Size ...... ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE Immediately, dlerontent and Here In our lesson we sei 121 ...... Size ...... protest became rife, and a group Ahfjah the prophet giving Jero If you’ve wondered what a mil- fame to Rehoboam. Solomon's boam fair warning The prophets llon-dollar gold piece would look 'Estate of Kate Iiruns, Deceased isoccessor. beseeching him to certainly did not fear to speak like, here’s the answer. The 1 The undersigned Administrat- gold-plated facsimile, now on ex <®0.1(9 the burdens of {be people out. One cannot but admire their lors hereby give notice that they hibition tn Chicago, Is held by superb courage when, with no twill appear before the County llglileiC~ 4?*-—. Violet Bonner. It Is 39% inches forces to protect them, they spoke Court of Livingston County at the- ■»'«— ♦ • In diameter. 3 Inches thick, and pEHOBOAM. according to the out wbat they believed to be the would weigh 1785 pounds. If the Court House in Pontiac, on Ihe ♦Y story, took two sorts of coun truth of God to the very men who mint decided to Issue it as a first Monday tn September next; gel The younger men. heady and Ija^ £ower over them of life and genuine gold piece. [at whl h time all persons having: wilful like himself, advised him death. —♦* •*?. - > ing oust m easures 32. 34. 36, claims against said Esta'e are no pot to give In to these malcon- It Is refreshing snd strengthen mill is i aiul also m 40 and 12. tified and requested to attend for ■{ents, but to make the burdens of Ing to live In the atmosphere of *': - * IS requires 1 vards of 35- :the purpose of having the same )be people heavier than ever. such men, and with this first les t:. h in Ttena 1. phi.** 5 ’v yai adjusted. Older counsellors gave better son we are launching Into fellow ! •j ru b bl:*.s lv nrTii NO 121 Dated this 6th day of June. Advice, that Rehoboam should les- ship with these mighty men who Snakes Are Her *: e t 1. 1 1(1*3 fro k No 57vSx. ' 1934. .gen the burdefis of the people and s'poke for God In days of ditll . 11 •■lui'd In linen. slik. or uiie 14 and 1 o nr. b.-.f and sleevebonds. EDITH BRUNS o : ghould consider first of all the culty, wtjen to speak out mean- Hobby th ♦> L ? W CDt t(>!l fab:rics It yards of h tong sleeves, the dress re- MARTIN F. BROWN. • s 2 7« yards. .welfare of his subject*. . - to Imperil their very existence. 111 s in five 10. 12. * % yard Administrators Rehoboam listened to the yonng Wjiat need we have of similar F. A. Ortman. Attorney J28 And Immature. He Invited revolt prophets Today! Of men who wii; tn ni ru r.q m yj And hatred by the ruthlessness be neither fearful nor suppliant READER Address your envelope to Julia Boyd. Plalndealer Fashion Bureau. 103 Park Ave-, With which be announced blB pol In their attitude toward the great New York. N. Y. Atiothi r l roof that a man Is: icy. Eventu soon brought their and strong, but who will seek to mildly drr.n’c !s the fact that he consequences. see clearly the things of truth can have a good time at a street Jeroboam, who apparently for and righteousness and to speak a spr-hicd ar.k'.e, !s !—»i.'o.i.'.g w... a c:::'. *r here -unday. carnival. pnany years had had bis eyes on honestly as they see and feel! nicely. Mr. a. .1 Mrs. W. C. Holmes and ta fa ft ta »r: n MELVIN i...nl Busing called o.i his bra Underwood. Correspondent sc. .-. B ii;. and Ilohby, spent Sun Th<‘ following correction ap tin r Marshall, who lias been qiit;< day in Paxton with Mr. and Mrs. peared In a small town paper: Evangelical Church We shall be glad to have you ill at his home near Elliott Sit C O. Buntleen. "Our i aper carried the notice worship with ub. urdny. Elton Thackeray, of Peoria, Mrs Roy Fickwller and daugh last week that M. John Eoe is u Sunday School— 9:30 a. m. A. L. KALKWAUF, Pastor Mis Clarice Cundlff, r.f Onarga. spent the wnit-end with his fam ter. Marilyn, spent Tuesday with defective In the police for e. This Morning Worship— 10:30 a. pi spent the week-end with Mis !•_ t : f z ba Ra fa ily here. Mrs. Charles I.aRosa and family was a typographical error. Mr E. 1.. C. E .— 7 :U0 p. in. Ralph Cullett, of Roberts, was Audrey Bennett at her country Evening Worship— 7:30 p in. Methodist Episcopal Church at Boda. Doe Is really a detective In the a business caller here Friday. home. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday — Mr. and Mrs. George llursch, of police farce.” C. F. Sharp was a business call Amandus Buchholz was a Pax Sunday -chool — 9.45 a. in. Paxton, were Sunday guests of .7.30 p. m. er In Robins Saturday. ton caller Friday evening. The Woman’s Missionary so Morning Worship— ll:0u a. m. Mrs. Lizzie Buchholz and family. Pete Wagner, of Elliott, was a Friends here have received an ciety will meet at the home of Topic: "Christian Growth.” calkr here Saturday evening. nouncement of the birth of a Mrs. Laura vanc-alson and Mrs. Mrs. Elmer G rosea bach Friday, The end of Bible school we will VARICOSEORSWOLLEN Mrs. d e l us Thackeray, who has daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Bertha Glabe spent a portion of July 6th. at 2 o’clock. give a program using the children been ill of tlu, Is improving. Hamm, of Paxton, at the St. Eliz the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wal The closing program of the of Ihe chruches which shall he at VEINS—ULCERS William Llndloff and sons, abeth hospital at Danville. ter Kaufford and family at Nor- Daily Vacation Bible School will the Methodist church. All are Tou poor sufferers from bad legs! James and Lester, of Sibley, Dale Lou Groaenbaeh, of Strawn, mal. be given on Sunday evening at invited to attend. What misery you have endured! W hat Boundy and Junior Wilson and crippling discomfort! 7:30 at the Methodist church. The Our fourth quartf'vjy conference But here at last Is help for you! No Jane Perkins. 13. above. likes Junior Buckley, of this city, mo public is invited to this service. will be in about three weeks. We operations nor Injections. No enforced to handle snakes. With her tored to Chicago Friday to at rest nor time off from work. A simple will close the year's business. Iowa Quadruplets Take Spotlight home treatment with Emerald Oil A picnic Is being planned for father, who has charge of the tend a bail game. J R. WARLICK. Minister heala your sorea like magle, reduces Friday, June 29. for members, reptiles In the San Diego, Calif., Fred Mohr and granddaughter swelling, ends pain, and makes your parents and friends of the D. V. zoo. Jane trapped 22 rattlers legs as good as new—while you go B ta (3 ta ft r Katherine West, were business ------about your dally routine as B. S. If the weather is favorable this year. She is shown above usuat. Baptist Church extracting the venom from a live callers in Loda Friday. Follow the easy directions the picnickers will go out to the Miss Victoria Fickwller went —you ere sure to be helped woods for their dinner and the six-foot specimen. ,_or money back—druggists Sunday School— 10:00 a. m. to Loda Friday to spend several •«a everywhere. Afternoon. days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morning Worshrp— 11:00 a. m. On Friday evening mere will be LaRosa and family. E. M. Bess will have charge of a gathering of young people from Mr. ami Mrs. William Boundy this service. a group of Evangelical churches were Gibson callers Sunday. In the Peoria district at the local All departments of the B. A’. P. Rules of Hejlth Fred Mohr was a caller In Gib MAKES YOU LOSE high school grounds. The occas U. will be dismissed for the eve son Wednesday. UNHEALTHY FAT ion will be a picnic supper and a ning. The community daily va For Every Child Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson cation Bible school will give a gocial time. and family were Kankakee call A young women of Norwich. Conn., h n im program at the Methodist church Dr. John L. Rice, Commis ers Thursday. writes: "I lost It lbs. with my fires at 7:30. sioner of Health of New York bottle of Kruschen. Being on night | Lutheran Churches Miss Helen White departed for duty It was herd to eleep deye but now Mid-week service of prayer and city recently stated in six sen Chicago Thursday, where she will since I am taking Kruschen I sleep tences what every child should plenty, eat aa usual and lose fat. too.* | “A Changeless Christ for a praise—Thursday. 7:30 p. in. spend some time. To fake off fat—take one half tea do for health: spoonful of Kruschen Salts tn a glaaa \ . Changing World.” Choir rehearsal—Thursday at Mrs. J. T. Henry and son, Bob of hot water In the morning before 8:15 p. m. Drink a quart of milk by, and daughter, Margo, of Credo breakfast—one bottle that lasts 4 T weeks costa but little—get It at any Charlotte All are invited to attend these every day West. Virginia, came Wednesday drugstore In America. If this flret to spend a month with Mrs. Eliz bottle falls to convince you this Is the 9:45— Sunday school and Bibl-* services. Eat freak fruits and vege abeth Arends and family. SAFE and HAKlfBESS way to to” glass. tables fat—youia money gladly returned. S Mrs. Zaidle Phillips, of Gibson, Don't arcept anything but Kruachen 10:45— Divine service. If you want to reduce safely. 7:30— Luther League. O. D. W1LLSTEAD, M. D. Rest after school was a business caller here Satur PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON day evening. \ PlayA in the sunshine Chalsvvorth Office In Misses Glyde Boshell, Edna, CHATSWORTH HOSPITAL Sleep at least 10 hours a'.d Sarah Gash and Mrs. Eliza 8:30— Sunday school and Bible Office Hours: 1:00 to 4:00 p. m* dellp. beth McLaughlin and Etta Ander glass. except Sunday; alio Saturday eTtnlsff* Visit a physician once and 9:45—’Divine service. 7:00 to 9:00; Sunday by appointment a dentist twice a year son were callers In Tbawvllle Sat Don't. , ■ Read •»*•’?* ft This 'X The Ladies' Aid will meet on urday. Office Cloged Thursday Afternoons All parents should memorize Unless you are interested In ■ Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Tillina Get a Health Examination Before Mrs. Emil Busing, who has been these rules and see that they medicine which hts helped Sterrenberg Is the hostess. Your Next Birthday [ill, Is Improving. over 700,000 women and are observed, says Dr. Rice. The Luther League will meet Mr. and Mrs. John Kenward girls. Take it before and after Thursday evening at eight o'clock. were Chicago visitors Sunday. childbirth, at the Change or Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kenney and whenever you are nervous and w. T . B E L L The quadruplets who came to Join the other five children In the three- rundown. 98 out o f 100 any. Germanvllle A successful man Is one who Eon, Wesley, a n d daughters, Fern, room home of Mr. and Mra. Larry Wyeoff In 8ac City, la., are shown " It helps aacf* 10:00 — Sunday School and DENTIST quit the tariff, and became a fi Fern and Frances, of Loda, and In the top photo, all being given a good chance to live, according to Mrs. William Cooper, of Dayton. Bible class. Office over T. E. Borne' Storo nancier so he could afford to the attending physician. Dr. G. H. Swearingen. The boy has been LYDIA I . PINKHAN’S 11:00— Divine service. own a farm. Ohio, spent Friday with Mr. and named Lester, the girls, Lavern, Lavonne, and Lorraine. I-ester Text: Matt. 7:24-29. "Wise CHATSWORTH, ILL. Mrs. C. F. Sharp. weighed 4% pounds at birth; the girls’ weights ranged from 2% to 4 VEGETABLE C0MP0HNI A nd Foolish Builders." — Use a Plalndealef want ad. Miss Frances Llvesay, who has pounds Below are shown the mother, who does not believe In large m m been confined to her home with families, and the father, the latter a 111 a week highway worker. ) THURSDAY, JUNK Ut, 1M4 THE CHATSWORTH PLAIN DEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS ■ N— — P i — ^ l New California REVENGE Uncle Sam Develops 4Wild Boys of Road REMINDERS of BY-GONE DAYS Governor Claudius E. Wade. Director ---- “Gleanings From Yellowing Files of Tha PUfcadesUer” ------Chicago College of Commerce. Chicago Into Useful American Citizens THIRTY YEARS AGO brate July 4th with a picnic In Some time ago I heard one mau { (June 34, 1904) Snyder’s grove. telling another how he had re A wind storm Tuesday night venged himself upon another wao J. C. Corbett baa purchased a did considerable damage to build had offended him. It wasn't s tine Shetland pony and cart for ings and crops. nice story; however, the speaker his little children, Thomas and A baby daughter was born to apparently was proud of what he Zita. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Felt June had done. Revenge Is a form of Arthur Slater has purchased 28th. She has been named Shirley hatred. It 1s always the hater the residence property Just weal Ann. and not the hated that suffers of the public school building from Howard Melster has been dis most. F. K. Beckman for 31,000. charged from the Pontiac sana As I walked away. I could not Clifford Longmlre, 14-year-old torium as cured after being there help thinking of that simple yet son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Long- for 22 months receiving treatment noble character, Abraham Lin tulre, of near Cullom, died after a for tubercular trouble. coln, and what he did to Chase. long illness of dropsy and heart The newly paved Route 8 was Mr. Chase, although a member of trouble. opened yesterday from three miles the cabinet, was, and had been, , Mayor George McCabe gave west of town, where the Shanks one of the bitterest critics of Mr. warning through the Plaludealer tc Gannon company began work Lincoln's administration. When that shooting of firecrackers and to a mile west of town. Rains he retired from the cabinet he other explosive prior to July 4th are delaying work, the pavers be seemed to be more bitter than must cease. ing in the center of the village ever before, and went about the Chatsworth now has two bands the past week waiting for drier country trying to poison the minds —Haberkorn's Cornet Band and weather. of the people against the presi the Juvenile Band. They will al Miss Ruby Franxen and Arthur dent. ternate in giving free street con Jackson were married at Patou, Following the death of Gov. About this time Chief Justice certs each Saturday evening. Iowa, June 17th and came to James Rolph, Jr., Frank F. Mer- j Roger Taney died, and to the sur- Theodore Roosevelt was nomln- Chatsworth with the groom’s mo rlam, above. 67-year-old former i prise of everyone who knew the | ated for president and Warren ther, Mrs. Henry Jackson, on a j facts, the president nominated hts wedding trip. The groom Is a Iowa legislator, and elected In ^ uiuio man b year ago Fairbanks for vice president by the 1931 as lieutenant governor of j arch enemy for the position. Lin 1 Republican national convention former Chatsworth man but now California, has been sworn In as coln paid no attention to the harm It was youth on the march, ! being held in Chicago this week. employe as a rural carrier out of California's 29th governor. Rolph that Chase had done him. He J a horde of America’* transient Edmond C. Garrity, son of Mr. Paton where the couple will re died recently after an Illness of overlooked the Imperfections In j boya drifting across the face or and Mrs. M. Garrity, of Chatswoth, side. several months. the man who otherwise was quail- I the nation. Jobless, hungry, and was married in Chicago to Mi3s Mrs. P. J. Bennett died at the fled to head the Supreme Court ! verging on a desperation which A typical Federal Transient Mary E. Degan, of Chicago, where home of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie . of the United States. boded no good for the country. Service camp for wandering tlie couple will reside. The groom Schrock, in LaFayette, Indiana. Do good unto those who de- Today It Is youth In the one at Griffith Park, is engaged with a large plumbing June 20th. The body was brought an army spltefully use you. Be kind and Log Angeles, Is shown at left. J establishment in the city. back to Chatsworth for burial. gentle with those who are crude bivouacking In rehabilitation cen Here nomadic young Americana Charles Kueffner has purchased She came to this locality in 1868 ‘Father, May I ters, where a Judicious combina and rough. In this respect, we t iny learn self-help, as shown In the .Mrs. Patten property on Maple and had made her home hero un can all be as great as Lincoln. j tion of work, food, rest, play, and the other photos, and also to street for a reported consideration education Is helping to build up til recently. Two sons. Frank Go and Swim?* la la la m ft to he good citizens. of $1,0U0. A. J. Sneyd has pur these wandering lads Into useful and Roy, and two daughters. 700 FARMERS OK COUNTY chased the building and lot occu Mrs. Nellie Schrock and Mrs. Stel citizens of the future. expenses, and to buy a suit of ASK FOR FEDERAL HELP pied by Burns Brothers for 31100. la Herron, both of LaFayette, sur Seven hundred Livingston coun- | Tho hobo problem has always clothes. existed. But It was not until sev • • • Joe Dorsey has purchased the vive. ty farmers have filed applications I John W. Melster residence proper ft ft ft ft ft IB .with,the Emergency Relief Com eral years ago, when the ranks rPIlK work schedule allows of nomadic Americans were ty In the southwestern part of mission for seeds and feed under them a comfortable margin swelled to hundreds of thousands, town for 31.725. the federal drouth relief program. of leisure for education and that the government was forced John Hester, 51 years old, a Of this number, 512 appllca- j recreation. The schooling la FORREST NEWS Into action. Civic relief agencies transient boys' centers have been primarily of a vocational nature. resident of Anchor and a light tions have been approved. AppU- ■ 1 'H ' 'M„l. I"!1 ’H"!' ♦ 4"t"I"|l ♦ 4 4 4 1 M ft found themselves unable to care established and a fifth, planned Instruction In various trades, ning rod agent, was found dead cations Include requests for the for the boys who swarmed Into to accommodate a thousand boys branches of commerce, aero along the highway two miles west Funeral services for the late following; cities throughout the country. at one time, is being set up at nautics, navigation, and other i of Chatsworth in Charlotte town- Edward J. Heavener, who passed Soy beans for seeding purposes. Many had left home to lift the Camp Radford, in the San Berna- courses Is available there. shlp Monday morning about 11;00 away Thursday at the Livingston 7.560 bushels; cow peas for seed burden of their support from par dlno mountains. To keep "Jack" from being a o'clock. As he was afflicted with county home in Pontiac were held ing. 50 bushels; corn. 7.242 bush-! ents sorely hit by the depression, Routine at the Griffith Park dull boy, there are boxing, wres j heart trouble it is not known whe Saturday at the grave at 1 p. m. els; oats. 6.590 bushels; alfalfa others to escape an unpleasant center, near Los Angeles, is typ tling. baseball, horseshoes, gym ther he suffered an attack and fell with interment in Forrest ceme hay, 228 tons; clover hay. 62 heme atmosphere; and still others ical of most Transient Service nastics and other sports for rec off his wagon or the team ran tery. Mr. Heavener was boro at tons; timothy and clover hay, mix- ‘ to seek Jobs unavailable in their camps. No boy hobo coming Into reation. Around the campfire at away and threw him out. Sandwich, 111., May 6, 1864, the home towns. ed, 31 bushels. California is compelled to enlist, night the boys enjoy local talent f t f t ISl son of Abraham aLd Charlotte and if be does he may leave when entertainment. (Castle) Heavener. He is sur The feed applied for will be us- j 'T'HE temperate climate of Flor- TWENTY YEARS AGO ed In feeding 3,011 dairy cattle, j he pleases. A system of partial self-govern vived by three daughters, Mrs. * Ida. the gulf states, the south The Griffith Park boys, all un (June 26, 1914) 2,288 head of mixed cattle, 7,370 ment and regular flag-raising and Mabel Rudd, of this city; Mrs. west. and California attracted the der 21 years of age. work six lowering ceremonies aids In train Gladys Holt, of Independence, la., head of hogs and pigs, 1,134 head majority of the wanderers. Conse , Mrs. Nathaniel Gouge was hours dally on useful forestry and ing the youngsters tor future and Mrs. Mildred Colville, of New of sheep, 2,708 head of horses and quently. the Federal Transient found dead lying on her bed in flood control projects. They get citizenship. York Btate. mules and 188,898 chickens, Service, organized to care for the her home in Cullom Monday. She their board and a credit of 50 All In all. camp officials firmly Mrs. J. W. Sampey, 63, died at ducks, geese and turkeys. "wild boy a of the road." gave spo- had not been seen since the Fri cents a day. This pay accumu believe federal transient centers 11:30 p. m., June 13th at St. I The soy beans and cow peas will c.al consideration to the problem day preceding the finding of the lates until they have enough to act as a powerful force Id helping Mary’s hospital In Decatur. She be used In planting 3,7 66 acres in In t! ut- :*aits of the country pay for their fare back home, body. She was separated from the young wanderers to develop had been 111 a week of pneumonia. an emergency forage crop for live in Calitorn a. for instance, lour with an extra |10 tor traveling a new outlook on life. her husband and lived alone. A Amanda, daughter of Robert and stock. coroner's Jury decided death was Elizabeth Beggs, was born near C. B. Niqueue. county relief dl-' due to a heart attack. Strawn, March 26, 1871. On rector, stated that an attempt Is A number of friends of Mrs. P. December 5, 1896, she was m ar being made to have all feed and A. Koerner tendered her a sur- ried to Mr. Sampey. He a arrives grain In the hands of the farmers I ' prise party last Sunday at her with one daughter, Mrs. Marcella within a week’s time. Hay Is be Scientific Knowledge Main Aim, Altitude home southeast of Chatsworth, the Welsser, and two grandchildren, Rumors are rife about Holly* ing shipped from Kansas City, soy occasion being her birthday. There and one sister, Mrs. John Christ wood that a certain popular beans from Norfolk. Va.. while were a number of out of town, off, of Forrest. The funeral was movie star Is accompanied every the other grains are being obtain Record Secondary in Stratosphere Flight guests who brought baskets of held at the local Congregational where by a male admirer Hut ed In this county.—Pontiac Lead- j lunch and spent the day Joyously. don’t get excited; the actress is church at 2 o’clock Saturday. Bur Markets—-white corn, 67c; yel ial was In Forrest cemetery. Tha little Shirley Temple, and the low corn, 63c; oats 34c. man In question her father. Rev. F. M. Bunge, of C henoc of Americanism: Senate millton- Largest Balloon Built Oeorge F . Temple, Beverly Hills, ficiated. ilres Investigating fellow-cltltens Calif., banker. They are shown TEN YEARS AGO rho are trying to get that way. Will Carry Explorers above on the beach at Santa (June 26. 1924) u ia w ic a cu in oc ci utri iu a u u Monica. to Dizzy Heights mals unless they are small enough Unfortunately, to make money Chatsworth people will cele- to be classed as Insect pests. I we must spend money. fly NKA Service REEKING scientific Information Californian W ino far beyond any yet attained by man. two army flyers will start a stratosphere flight in July from • British i me • the gigantic bowl that Is Moon light valley, In the Black Hills of South Dakota. Knowledge la the goal of MaJ. W. E. Kepner and Capt. A. W. London, Berlin, Summer V a ca tio n Stevens; an altitude record Is a Summer mssns vacation from secondary consideration, though Paris, Madrid, they will not pass up a chance to school, but not a vacation from set one. R o m a, a te . parental vigilance. When om The balloon which will lift type of etrmin ceases, another be their gondola Is the largest ever gins. Worry over constructed. It Is five times as N e w 1 9 3 5 school marks ends, Urge as any ever before built in but outdoor activity America and three and one-half may suddenly be times as large a* any European gas bag. come too strenuous PHILCO When Inflated the balloon will especially In hot tower 100 feet above the ground weather. and 3,000,000 cubic feet of In 4 5 L Frequent rest pe flammable hydrogen gas will be *5950 required to fill It. riods are essentia • • • T'v "7 A powerful new for the young child. Indeed, rest A LMOST a ton of scientific In- Lowboy that tunes-ii; the during the day may counteract I **• struments, mostly automatic, world in addition to your the restlessness., of hot nights. will be carried In the gondola, favorite... American programs! Bathing takes on new impor : which Is slrtlght and will contain And priced sensationally low! tance. The daily bath is not only oxygen tanks, that Kepner and The new 1935 PHILCO 45L health insurance, but a very defi Stevens may breathe In the rare Rotation to mysteries hidden fnr In the stratosphere will be features Automatic Volume nite aid to comfort. Sunbathing it | fied atmosphere. eought by MaJ. W. E. Kepner, left above, and Capt. A. W. Stevens, Control, Tone Control, Bass no longer a fad. But insist that The gondola U of dowmetal. left below. In tlicir flight set for July. The graphic chart at the Compensation, new Electro- an alloy which Is composed of 95 right gives an idea of their Journey, how a balloon gradually ex the first taa be acquired gradually. per cent of magnesium, one of the Dynamic Speaker and PHIL pands as It gains altitude, where troposphere ends end strato Trade-In your Severe sunburn can be serious, lightest of metals. Fitted with sphere begins, varying with latitude; comparative heights of CO High-Efficiency Tube* in and long periods of exposue may numerous windows and portholes, clouds and greatest mountain peak, and bird and airplane flights. old radio now/ a graceful new cabinet o { fine lead to sunstroke. It will be control cabin, pitot woods. See and hear this Talk quietly to the child shout house, and air-borne laboratory of balloon—and Incidentally there’s TN addition they will attempt ts value now! these dangere with a view to win the expedition. real science In the proper freeing * record cosmlo ray Intensity, ning his cooperation. Insistence One glass-covered port will be at ballast. penetration, -n d direction of and punishment often lead to re In tbs exact top of the sphere, so The balloon, with all Ita attach movement i various IsveU; A O N*w 1993 Major Kepner, who la th* balloon ments and load, will weigh near measure wlml direction and veloc bellion. Remember that the food pilot can look through It and th* ly sight tons as It rises from th* ity; record sky brightness; and * ¥ * 7 PHILCOS EASIEST TERMS requirement! are not changed. In open bottom of tb s gas bag's ap ground. find th* effects of altitude on Pay only a small amount down— stead, if there is increased activ pendix to check the hydrogen Tbs specified scientific accom radio transmission. for your selection (he balance on our easy pavment ity, larger amounts may be needed. gas temperature by a large ther plishments which Kspnsr and The Moonlight valley site was plan. You'll never miss the none;! Give the child all you can of the mometer In the balloon. Btevsna hop* to make on their chosen for th* takeoff after a long flight a re ; Temperature and baro- aortal survey tour, as likely to up Lawson Little. 23-year old dew groan vegetables; knap op the The opening In the bottom of Extra-Liberal the bell will be reeerved tor an metrlo measurements dram the have tho beet weather conditions Franciscan and Stanfoid 'J. foil supply of mUk; and don't for aerial camera, which Stereos, an earth to the celling of their In mtd summer. Th* towering Junior, seems to oe quite pioud Trade-in Allowance get the fro Re. Though you may expert In that line, will operate, flight: chock on barometer mono hills which hem In th* bowl are of that trophy. And you cun t loee your appetite in hot weather, s e e nremenU of altitude, by optical expected to prevent contrary atr blame him. it represents the the child la usually active. He O NE extremely Important open methods; bottling of mmples of currents from interfering with Brttlsb Amateur golf title, which seeds, his regular balanced diet. ing In the gondoU win be on atr at ocroral high ultltudca; as th* getaway. Little won when he overwhelmed Th* flight will be held under Or. Inland wiU tall Mow to ly en Inch In diameter. Through certainment of th* atmosphere's K. R. Porterfield bla opponent with daszllng golf It will be passed more than three electrical condition from tho anspicea of th* National Geo :Aoo*<- K ilo b it summer camps next Iiocal PHILOO Dealer Chatsworth, Illin o is at Prestwick. Scotland. He's the tons of tiny load shot, th* ballast 3000-foot level to th* flight cell graphic society and th* (1. a third American In 30 years to week. to be released In operating the tag. army air corps. win the tltla. ______I THE CHATSWORTH THURSDAY. JUNE M, «•«* LAW QHADVAm SUCCEED Unslcker farm a halt mile west of m m U sprayed into the holes sev EXPERTS SAY University of Illinois College of W1NG Wing, running down one end of eral times dally to kUl the bugs, the framework and Into the and the holes cleaned out or they AT THE COUNTY SEAT Law graduates are busy serving Holloway. CorrMpoadwat (Peatias Daily LaaOar) ENOUGH FEED both the state aud nattou, a receut ground where a crowbar was lean would eventually fill to the top CAN BE GFOWN survey of law alumni reveals. ing against the building. Appar with baga. U irp ia | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schadrow, Although the survey is not cotu- ently it was a cold stroke as ex *5U Referred to Master (Continued from first page) j of Sauneemin, were visitors In cept for a little scorching the plele, it has been found that ut vvlug Mouday eVeniug CHUIU’H NOTES Judge Thompson has referred many kinds of sorghum, aud the building was not damaged or least 104 are serving fellow cltl- Mnj E1Uabe[h Horlne la vU11t Sunday school now begins at 10 to Master In Chancery Nell Kerr crop can be used for hay, forage, burned. sens in some public office aud 10 lug lhl8 week at the home of hor o clock each Sunday morning. 1 for evideuce aud conclusions in silage, seed or the preparation of ClKaire preaching service following at 11. following cases: Charles W. King are engaged in the teaching pro dausbter and aon.ln.law> Mr ttIld Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barclay sirup. CHATSWORTH, ILL. less ion. Ninety per cent of the Mrs Kred M MeU are still at Grand K&pidB, Minne The Community Ladies' Circle don against Ella M. Burner aud Rape and Buckwheat (Direct! os of Freak W. lalaer) living Illinl graduates are actually Mr. aud Mrs. Homer Gibb spent sota, where they are spending a held a tea Wednesday afternoon olhers, an action to set aside con Rape, one of the chinch bug at the home of Mrs. Laura Farr vacation at a famous lake fishing veyances, etc.; New York Life In proof crops, 1b used for pasture, practicing law. 80 per cent in Illl- Sunday at Hoopeeton at the home Friday and Saturday resort. They have already sent two and a half miles southeast of surance Compuny and J. C. Greeu- especially for sheep and hogs. It t®0*8- of their daughter and son-in-law. Wing. JUNK 29410 Of those living in Illinois one -s aud jjrs jy^ios Pope. home one box of fish, and report ebaurn, as trustee, against Irvin should not be fed to dairy cows Seveal ladies from Wing attend- a representative in Congress, one i»ete Coleman, Fred M. Metz, that they have caught the limit of Griffith and others, foreclosure; because R gives an off-flavor to LAUREL 4b HARDY is a state senator, three are stale Frank Shockey and ltoy Whately pike and pickerel on several days ed a quilting party held in the Lo)u j . Hoobler against Catherine the milk. representative, aud one is presi- drove t0 Chicago Sunday to at- fishing at this camp. Mr. and basement of the Saunemin M. E. Kemp and others, foreclosure; Buckwheat, another chinch bug “HOLLYWOOD church at that place last Friday. Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- dent of the University of Illinois teud lbe double header baseball Mrs. Homer Gibb spent two weeks proof crop, may be sown until PARTY’1 Board of Trustees. game at the Cubs park. at this same lake, as did Dr. and ——----pa------■ Ipany against William N. Henrietta mid-summer tor a seed crop. lt Another is secretary of the 1111- ]$d Coleman, ltobert Large, Mrs. Hamilton, of Forrest, and all EXCEPTIONAL SUCCESS an<1 others, foreclosure; aud Citl- will thrive on poorer soil than will Sunday, Monday, Tuesday nois Commerce Commission and John aud Mauo Harms drove to say that they caught plenty or ------zens Bank of Chatsworth against many other crops. JU L Y 1-2-8 one Is a member of the Commis- Chicago Friday in the former's fish during their stay. Mr. and Commenting upon the excep- T. G. Hurris and others, to sot A mixture of Sudan grass and Mrs. Barclay are expected home tional success of the Democratic I aside deed, etc. Oont. Sunday 2:30 to 6:00 •>on- car to attend the Cubs-Giaut gall soybeans has given good results Three are justices of the Illinois game a( Wrigley Field. the last of the week. picnic last Sunday, L. J. Haber- \ Pa let Pa on the experiment station farm of KOe-lOc Even. SO-IOc korn, of the localJeffersonian Granted Divorce Supreme court, three are federal Mr alld Mrs Uobert Vogelsing- I^ist Tuesday evening, just the agricultural college. This WILLIAM POWELL club, said: j Mrs. Anna Drablk was grauled grass-legume combination furnish Judges, one an appellate judge, er> aud Mra Helen Hoke were about dark, a strange, whistling, — in— "The threatening condition of u decree of divorce from John e s a richer feed than grass alone. nine are circuit court judges. Ponliac visitors Tuesday. Mr. locomotive-like vehicle came fourteen judges in couuty courts. Vogeislnger remained there for the weather up to noon no doubi Drabik by Judge Thompson Frl- | Copies of the new circular, No. ‘THE KEY” rumbling down the hard road west kept1 many more from attending; day afternoon. Mrs. Drabik was Drama - Action - Romance one a probate judge, and two several days to visit at the home 423, may be obtained from Advis of Wing, headed south, which may however, the weather cleared up granted the custody of the minor judges in city courts. of his son, Harry. have been mistaken by some of er Turner or direct from the U. or Twenty-one graduates of the Il nicely, making it a fine day for a children. Property rights were The June meeting of the Plea the old-timers as the "ghost” of I., college of agriculture, at Ur Wednesday and Thursday linois College of Law are today picnic. About one hundred at- set forth in the decree, bana. sant Kidge Household Science club the old Wabash "milk” train JULY 4-5 serving as state's attorneys, six as tended from here. Pa Pa Pa was held last Thursday at the which ran for about a half a cen Continuous Showing July 4 assistant state's atorneys. two are home o[ Mrs Henry Whately, who ‘No mention had been made. Wauls laws Adjusted MAYOR PRO TEM tury up and dowh the railroad hence the assembled guests were Mrs. Angle B. Clarke filed an assistant United States District was assisted as hostess by Mrs. SEE JOE E. BROWN each morning and evening, whist very much ami agreeably surprls- action In the circuit court against Did you meet His Excellency. attorneys and one a county at- Emory Huddleston. — In— ling along with bell ringing, bn: ed when the Honorable Governor the Insurance Company of North Mayor Kenneth Rex Porterfield forney. Pleasant Kidge Township Demo usually ran on rails and this “en Henry Horner and the Honorable America, a corporation, in which this week? Mayor Kebholz lett Thirteen lllini are serving as cratic Committeeman J. J. Hanley “A VERY gine” traveled on concrete. It Lt. Governor Thomas F. Donovan she is seeking damages of $2,000. Chatsworth Sunday, to be absent City attorneys and eleven as mas and several from the vicinity of HONORABLE happened to be the ”40 and 8" appeared on the scene, their pres The bill states that on June 25. several days, and he appointed ters in chancery. Wing drove to Cornell last Sunday Legion outfit from Pontiac who elite adding much to the success 1933, a building on a farm owned Trusteo Porterfield lo net in his GUY” Outside the state, nine Illinois to attend the all-day picnic and have a freak model locomotive of the occasion. by the complainant was struck by •stead. K. R. conducted the busi graduates are serving in public democratic rally held in the tim- mounted on on automobile chassis "After the hall game, nearly all lightning and destroyed by fire, ness session of the council Tues capacities and one is even serving ber wesI of Cornell, with which they travel about th - in China as a justice in the su repaired to the seats in front of At the time of the fire the cora- day evening and transacted some Mrs. Roy Allen and son, Don country attending Legion meet preme Court of that country the stage, from which Master of plainant, according to her bill. business matters pertinent to the ald. who had spent the past week ings. Of the 19 in the teaching pro Ceremonies F. Lyndon Smith in- had the property insured with the duties of the city’s chief executive at the Clyde Allen home, returned fession, 13 are in the law field and ^ ^ Several rains have fallen in this troduced the county candidates defendant, which to date has fall- — as causing two blades of grass near Farmington related subjects vicinity during the past ten days, present. each ot whom responded ed to adjust the loss, to be cut where one was cut be 6 in Sunday. Clyde took them as far ending a severe drouth. Corn is with a few well chosen words. pa pa Pa fore. During his lifetime career fields as El Paso." where they were met -P3- growing rapidly and farmers nr. "Lt. Gov. Donovan made a very RAPHAEL A. FREEWILL as a job printer, Ken has frequent J. W. NOSEK by his brother, ltoy Allen. nice short address, after which the WEDS MISS MARGARET ly conferred the title of Colonel L1TTER LIMITS OF CORN-HOG hurrying to get their fields plowed Mrs. William Streff and daugh Hon. Bruce Campbell, chairman ZER1IE LAST SATURDAY upon optimistic, sporadic and as SIGNERS RESCINDED RY AAA before the corn gets too big. fiats Clothing ter, Regina, are visiting this week are almost a failure, due to dry of the state democratic central ------thmatic auctioneers, but this here at the Henry Whately home west committee, gave a fine address. Saturday morning, June 23, at Mayor stuff was the biggest ttyng All limitations of the AAA corn- weather and chinch bugs, which Gents’ Furnish'ngs of Wing. They expect to remain At about 4:30 Governor Horner eight o clock, St. Patricks church that has ever hit him since the hog contract restricting the num are moving front the oat fields in until Friday to assist Mrs. Whate graced the scene with his pres- In Urbana, 111., was the scene of a summer he was chairman of the ber of litters that the 3,292 sign to the corn. Several farmers are ly. who will entertain the Forresi ence, spending the time until eve- beautiful and impressive wedding and Shoes ers in Livingston could farrow using creosote harries to try to committee that tried to burn up Catholic ladies' Altar society at ning visiting and getting better ceremony. During a Nuptial MiRs the fireworks. Joe is due hack this year have now been rescind stop the bugs. At the Henry her home this week Thursday. acquainted with all present. Miss Margaret Zerbe, daughter ot home—and then it's “Farewell to ed by officials of the AAA corn- Kantrafh farm west of Wing a Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holloway “All in all. the picnic was n Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zerbe, of all my greatness!” First Door West of A. & P. hog section, it is announced by- barrier trench 80 rods long b--- Grocery were Chicago passengers via Wa tween a badly infested out field grand success and much of the Urbana, and Raphael A. Freeh 111, George Chappie, president of the bash last Friday, attending the credit Is due to the untiring ef- sun of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Free- Corn-Hog Control Association. and corn. About five bushels of WE ARE THE PEOPLE annual convention of Illinois dis* foris of F. Lynde’n Smith and his hill, of Melvin, were united in FAIRBURY, ILL. However, the number of pigs pro bugs have been trapped and killed trlct Postmaster being held at the able assistants. Mr. Smith has marriage. Rev. Fr. A. M. Free- Remember that old story of the duced for market is still limited along the barrier in post hole Hotel Sherman June 22 and 23. been the Livingston county demo- hill, of Washington, D. C., bro- Fourth of July celebration In a to the average for the two base traps. The creosote line is hold They remained until Sunday eve ing the bugs (n the trench and as crattc chairman but lias recently ther of the groom, read the single small mldweatern town half a cen years. 1932 and 1933. ning to attend the 1934 Century been chosen as state organizer of ring ceremony In the presence of tury ago? The governor, a sena Heretofore contract signers they travel along the line, two In of Progress. the party." a large number of relatives and tor, and a couple of representat have been limited in number of ches deep and a stream six Inches Quite n severe windstorm nc- wide, they just pour Into the friends. ives, were to address the citizens lltters to the average that was ...... Mrs. Ralph Flechner presided In a public park. Pretty soon they farrowed on their farms in 1932 compumed the rain late Saturday holes. It is really a sight to see Employees who are fired by en at the organ, playing at the pro started making their way through and 1933 night, doing considerable damage the bugs congregate In a mass line thusiasm and a desire to succeed cessional the wedding march from the crowd to the speaker’s stand, The new ruling was made as a <° trees about town. A stroke of along the trench at about three always have a decided advantage Lohengrin and Mendelssohn’s and some flunkey or other who jesult of the fact that the corn- lightning struck the barn at the o'clock in the afternoon . Kero- over those fired by the boss. wedding march at the recessional. was trying to clear a path for hug contracts have not been ad- ■ Mrs. Roger Tyrrell sang "Prayer them called out, "Make way for justed nmt! after spring litters Perfect”, Stenson and "O Salutar- rt presentatlves of the people.” In have been farroweil, resulting in is". Mrs. Jerry Callahan sang stantly someone In the crowd call pinny unintentional violations of IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS "Avt* Marla.” . Miss Katherine • ■d hack: ''.Make way, yoursel:. 4Le contrail provisions. ? + •*• Hickey, cousin of the bride, at We are the people!" And that's + + + r, Livingston county corn liog con + + 4- tended as maid of honor, while what It comes down to. The peo tract signers should bear in mind, ple's representatives down at how ever* that the farrowing of ex- Here’s T e r s e Discussion of Golf and Baseball Topics-On Dura, Op an Chirr p, Hurst,* “ X ? L EfiLT** 'Washington, may advance any ■I-, litters trust not increase the Cubs’ New First Sacker; and Vaughan, a Second Hans Y/agnor i The bride was attired in a white kind of theory or nostrum they number of produced for m ar lace gown, and wore a veil of choose; eventually. If their fellow ket in 1924 bevortn ^ oo-openf.- in tulle. Site carried a bridal bou citizens don't like the looks ot R. or's hog quotas. quet of lilies, llera'tendant wore they will hear that old cry—• . . 'B l'l (Mill ”|Jutr-i. California's "Make way. yourselves. We are This latest lull n” is especially | J " ' i pink organdy with accessories to DIRT the people."- Gazette, Stillwater. iel"*-*, to contract signers whose favorite golfing son, seeme.l .match end a corsage of roses and Minn. FIGHTS A LOSING 1.924 pigs have been partly o» , to be at the very peak of his ca ' sweet peas. ' * i . * «■ , completely lost because of disease, reer two years ago when he cap Following the oerefilory a wed-, ding breakfast was served at tl»e Stranger — Farm products cost theft, or other reasons, points out tured the national P. G A. ebam more than they did a while hack. BATTLE • the extension service of the Col Urbana Country Club to the fam plonship at St. Paul. Fate held How do you explain It?” Farm Dirt fights • losing battle when lege of Agriculture. University or still greater success In store foi ilies. relatives and close friends oi the couple. ' The tables were be er — "Well, when a farmer Is sup linoleum it protected by LOWS Illinois. Such producers may now the 33-year-old Castilian-Portu posed lo know the botanical name autifully decorated with howls of B r o t h e r s LINOLEUM LAC breed their sows (o farrow addi guese from Monterey, however, of what he's raising and the ento- Terns and white roses. A large QUER. For thit smooth, durable tional litters this fall, thereby pro and he crowned Ills accomplish m-!eq'cal name of the bugs that ments by annexing golf's great wedding cake formed tho center finish makes linoleum so easy to ducing llieir hog allotment in eat It and tlie chemical name of est crown, tho United States piece at the bride’s table. Spite of the loss this spring. the stuff that will kill the hugs— clean that wiping with a damp Open Later in the day the young peo Heretofore, pig losses due to somebody's got to pay for all this cloth removes all dirt. Moreover, disease, theft or other causes In his fifth try for the coveted ple departed from the bride’s thit high-grade lacquer preserves title, the dashing Don triumphed home on West Clnrk street for a knowledge, ain’t they?” — Path could not be replaced, if the con the original beauty o f new lino only after a brilliant finish short wedding trip and upon their finder. tract signer had already farrow- leum, brightens old liooleum, and ed the number of litters allowed With only two rounds to go and return they will make their home — Try Plaindealer want ads for eight strokes behind the leader. greatly increases the life of both; In his 1934 quota. in Springfield, where the groom is quick results. Olin uncorked a spectacular educational director of the CCC l o w b B r o t h e r s L IN O L E U M 1 ^ ‘ brand of golf, finishing with n camp there. LACQUER dries within one hour > TEN REASONS WHY 293, Just one stroke ahead ot Mrs. Freehlll attended the Uni !■ I"! 4"M"!-F after it i* applied. There is usually one one rea Gene Sarazen, who pulled up in verstty of Illinois for two years son why a man buys, but with a the place position. THE GILMAN Dutra. now king-pin of our and for the past three years has woman it might be any one of ten been engaged in secretarial work. MONUMENTAL Bartlett Lumber and (so they say)—- golfers, made an early start In WORKS the pill Bwatting business, toting Mr. Freehlll was graduated 1. Because her husband says from the Illinois State Normal I. MONUMENTS OP QUALITY Coai Company ghe can’t have it. bags over the Del Monte course ! University in 1930 and received -j- Represented by Y 2. Because it will make her when he was 9 years old. His CHATSWORTH. ILL. brother. Mortle, also a well- his degree of Master of Science j; CLARENCE E. PEARSON J look thin. known golfer, started at the from the University of Illinois in >■ Chatsworth, Illinois •! ——I—t—t—i—;— —i—t—r- -;—;—r—i—z—r—t—t— 3. Because it's on sale. -ame time. February 1932 and has been 4. Because It comes from Paris. Olin later sold sporting goods, working since toward a higher de 5. Because her neighbors can’t nut gave lt up in 1924 for a job gree. afford it. ,9 golf pro at Fresno. From 6. Because she can’t afford it. i'rcsno be went to Brentwood, } 7. Because nobody has one. 'here he has held down a posl- NEARBY NEWS NOTES A. B. McOOLLUM’8 | After an Enjoyable Auto 8. Because everybody has one. on In the same capacity for the /-If-v a in p WJ m » I Ride Attend the Fenfral for 9. Because it's different. :at seven years. ^ r . K IM 1 i ' «n enjoyable evening of en- 10. Because. Dutra has three good reasons During the heavy wind and elec or winning championships— trical storm of Saturday night, a THEATRE, FAIRBURY ! \ — ------151------mile of telephone line of the Au I LITTLE DANGERS Mrs. Dutra, 10-year-old Patricia tomatic Home Telephone company , While as a general rule Chats Uutra, who, by the way, gives Friday and Saturday, June 29-30— .Matinee 2:00 Salurday— •> promise of becoming quite a mu In the vicinity of Graymont was worth citizens are inclined lo give Bargain Day Saturday sician, and bis son, Gerald, age more serious attention to little blown down. ZA SU PITTtS AND PHILLIPS HOLMES IN 9. Gerald doesn’t play golf as John WebBter, of Dwight, es accidents than they used to, there yet, but when he does be will be Still is room for a timely warning caped unhurt Saturday at 11 p. m. ' “PRIVATE SCANDAL” well tutored. Klng-pln of the United States’ golfers la Oils Dntrn, left. Pa along this line. The little scratch • • • during a terrific wind and rain WITH MARY BRIAN AND NE3D SPARKS cific const pro, who won tbe National Open. Upper right Is Don storm, when a large limb of a tree you may be inclined to scoff af ACQUISITION of Don Hurst, Hurst, Phillies’ first baseman, traded to the Chicago Cabs for blew down on his automobile on .. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 1-2-8—Gout- Sunday 2:30-11 ■ Can easily become a case of blood- ** slugging first sacker, by tbe Dolph Camllll. Uarst la figured to hit plenty for Grimm's team. route 47, five mllea north of poisoning that human skill cannot Chicago Cubs in exchange for JIMMY DURANTB, LUPE VELEZ IN Floyd Vaughan, Pittsburgh short atop, lower right. Is said to be Dwight. The lights, fenders and Cure. The result may be the loss Dolph Camllll probably means the classiest short fielder to come along since Haas Wagner. “STRICTLY DYNAMITE” Of an arm or a leg—and possibly that Charlie Grimm, who holds top and body were badly damaged. kid could bit, but he was decid I ’ll Sing for You! Act for You! Emote for You J The Divine • a life. The moment If takes to down first base in addition to and should greatly enhance Work has been suspended tem ______Schnossola gives his all I XDake sure that the drinking wa managing the Bruins, has their chance of copping the Na edly mediocre aa a fielder, com porarily at the Falrbury Garment ter along the highway is pure may ! reached the end of bis playing tional League flag. mitting 46 bobblea last year, company factory while the own Wednesday Thursday, July d-5—Gout. July 4th 2:80-11:00 ' • • • be the one moment that stands be days. Henceforth be will do his more than anyone alee In the ers, Sophie Kochman, Charles JOAN BLONDELL, WARREN WILLIAM IN tween you and a fatal malady. directing from the cool conflnei L’OLKS aronnd Pittsburgh way league. Koch man and Harry Kochman, Honua took young Floyd In One little germ In that drinking of the dngonL * are hailing Floyd Vaughan, make plana for proceeding under “SMARTY” hand tbia year at the spring water w ill be sufficient to m ak e! Grimm has been afflicted with brilliant young shortstop of the the NRA cotton code, which colls The Whole Family Will Enjoy This One? Pirates, as a second Hans Wag training camp, and Vaughan you an Invalid for the balance of • eevere case of lumbego elnce for a 40-hour week with a mini the start of the season, and his ner. Even Honua himself la proved to be a very apt pupil, de the summer—and It might cause mum wage of $13. work aronnd the Initial sack suf glowing In hla pralte of the II- veloping Into the outstanding WANTED—for our own "Search for Talent Contest,” death. Bear these things in fered as a result. The presence year-old Arkansas lad. In fact, player of the Pirates’ training home talent of nil kinds to compete for cash prises and mind, be sensible. Don’t Bcoff at ot Hnret, who is expected to Vanghnn’s ancones la largely dna tour. GRAIN MARKETS against winners from Mve other towns for a grand prise- minor cuts, bruises or strains, and ; ■nap ont of a prolonged slump, to tbe tutelage of the Flying At present ha la leading hla No. 3 yellow corn ------A Three Days’ Vacation at Chicago’s World’s Fhlr. All don't take chances on drinking In the Cnb lineup adds an even Dutchm an. mates In scoring ru n s, aa well aa No. 3 white corn — ------— further details from the management. water the pureness of which Is un greater batting pnnch to the There never was the slightest being near th e toy In tbs hluing O ats ------:------— department. . _ known to you. peaty-hitting gang ef Grimm, doubt In aayone’a mind that the ...... ■** * f t * T T H I t H I | | | | | m j j ,■ - ' ‘T, K4XftttKrt.tr'Ji # ••