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intr r.wTACR rn. s.mumT. mi. BROTHER Poniiac Women Group Named OF BEASON MAN Green to Keynote KILLED Judge Culinary Arts, Horses at Farmer City To Assist OPA Complete Red Pontiac Bond Drive Cross Course BENSON-(PNS) Mrs. George Vogel received word that her brother, Pfc.

Walter Obery, 20, was killed in an automobile accident near Waltersboro, S. He was inducted into the army in November, 1942, and received his basic training at Chanute Field. KEEPING HIGH AND DRY Logan Co. OPA Officer Explains Theory At Meeting SCOUTS GIVE Les Arends Also On Sept. 1 Program PONTIAC.

(PNM riir sre Surviving are his parents of To Orgamzo Canteen Corps Of 30 Women Preserves, Pickles Are Entered Crowds Set New Record For Fair Metamora, three brothers cf Pe STANFORD oria, and two sisters of Benson. HONOR ROLL A military escort accompanied the body to Metamora. and funeral services are being held at the PONTIAC. (PNS. With LINCOLN.

(PNS) Election of urvir ay for fala for -X-zrf Csy." to be hell Sryt. 1 tie H. ri home at 9 a. nv, Thursday and at a fMprnart tiuitnrv rwmHtii rt two more classes of Livingston FARMER CITY. (PNS) First FARMER CITY.

(PNS) The Si MlVtVUMii saiN aws wws 'w w. sj county women comsleung the and second place winners in the biggest fair crowd ever to occupy assist In the local administration Vit federal ar ka if standard nutrition course? ouU.ed culinary arts department cf the FAIRBLTIY. PNS EU Meter's smart tert.cr aa mothering new in the Moser basemrr.t Un Tuesday night's occupying tne attesiu cf tie Mc-ser faauty. a mhissper'xg bark ta Lfc.e tAsemest. inTestgaUao ahowri that she had earned fcr nirs to a safe dry bed ca a etnbankment.

Jury Gives Husseman the ring was present at Thursday evening's program at the Farmer Ujr.c.-ed ia Lirxrtoo cr-ty. of ceiling prices under OPA wis made at a meeting held by mem- If( by the American Red Cross, the farmer City fair as released total number of women eUr.t.f Got. DHgt Greea as4 Cca- Thursday follow in order; City fair. for the canteen course for which The midway was jammed, the Canned fruit, apples, Mrs. W.

T. bers of the food Industry in Logan I sJ A AAnf APn county at the courthouse Wednes-1- TT UUUIUl day night. i r- I Bwearingen. Heywortti. and Mr.

G. E. the nutrition course Is prereo at ti ceUtrsUtc. la I Noggle. Clinton.

Blackberr.es, Mrs. Edwin bleachers and grandstand filled and hundreds stood to watch the uUtte. has been brought to 121. Poniiac women who have fin I Rentschler, Chestnut and Delia Farmer City. Cherries.

Mrs. Elmer Sags. Charles OHare of Springfield IW1 A rntor strirt nfflp s.nlain th thor vl district office explained the theory performance of the White Horse tare a U-e Zrtm ished the course under the irutruc iranner city and Mrs. Nocgle. Goosetxrraa Mrs.

O. H. Flint. Bellflower and Mr. 19 rrrreters.

eso- and mechanics of the merchants revue. At 6 p. m. in front of the grand Uon of Mas Ar.ne Hyrup and Mas I Swearingen. Peaches.

Mrs. Noggle and Mrs. Armed Forces cetts fcy rxrty br-4s aa I Swearingen. Pears. Mrs.

E. Rentschler and stand, the draft horse hitches I Mrs. Noggle. Pineapple. Mrs.

W. B. Lyons, were judged by M. B. Mathers, STANFORD.

(PNS) The honor roll of men in service from Stanford, presented to the town by the Boy Scout troop, was dedicated Friday night. Rev. Robert A. Ferguson printed the roll. The roll was placed la the park at the band stand.

The dedication ceremonies included a song by the audience, remarks by several citizens, presentation of the honor roll of 88 names by Garth McDer-mott, acceptance by Henry Kauffman, reading of the names and closing prayer by Rev. Bradley. Gibson Boy Sentenced advisory committee and Nelson Hake of the OPA office showed sound pictures of operations of the price administration program as iMilford, and Mrs. Bwearingen. Plums.

Mrs. Ruth Uarruon are: Mrs. Cor.rad. Mrs. Tht.ma Gchr.r.g.

Mrs. Charlotte Hard. Mrs. Florence Johnson. Mrs.

Bess Nir.etrure. rTre rr' a te rev.e-i Vj t-e ctrTT. Mason City. I Bwearingen and Mrs. Lyons.

Raspberries black. Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Bwearlncen First, second and third place Raspberries, red. Mrs.

Lyons and Mrs Army Gets Half Of Total Sent applied to retail merchants in the Tfte crn-a -e Srt- I -A U.Vcn a Day." Sier-'J F5- Sattarfle id. Strawberries, Mrs. Lyons and winners the hitches, which ordinary community. Death Verdict Doctor, Conductor Give Testimony I Mrs. Bwearingen.

Judge Mathers said was the best chiss of Belgian horses he had Members of the committee are: Preserves Entered. Mrs. Iva Mrs. Alice Powell. Mrs.

Jan Swansea. Mrs. Martha Myers, Miss Gladys May-back and Miss Franc Oxford. Members of the Dwight claw Uuht by Mas Eulih Lyrn are: EUREKA. (PNS) The Wood Group 1, James Taylor, Elkhart; Preserves, cherry.

Mrs. Bwearlneen an 4 ford county draft board No. 1 has ert Jctss tas lra auej -C r.sTt-r.r-t" Mra la tie Cy" ru- Ca erf -'-ccs ef Llnrx-- ineneva Brighton. Montlcello. Strawberry, teen, follow in order.

Horses Judged. Glenn Oglesby. ML Pulaski: rhari. fmi, Atlanta iiamM reieajea me list oi men irora we Mrs. 8.

E. Kelley. Parmer City. Watermelon. Mrs.

H. c. Oring, Fanner City and tesvma. 3.300 pounds or vr frt Rifrhhort TTorKort Als.var.ts.r I COUniy WnO MVB enierCd UJC I Jars, flint. Dora Burger, Carolyn waliron.

FAIRBURY. FNS A Uv lr.r:oa rownty cortir.T"a iiry I kw. LSndsey Bismarck. Warren Marmalade, grape, Mrs. Grlnc and Mrs.

ttKszlf eiril-sa sjefefcie cfgst FTrartz, Farmer City and Undsav Bros Robert McAllister and Dick GUckJ. P''C. CIclui Swartx. Gertrude KeUham. tii William F.

Schumacher. Robert it.nuer. Helm I Emma Hancock. Fanner City. Peach, Mrs.

t'tvdpr 3.300 pounds In harness, Ltndsry retumei aa eyea wdxt ta thes tie i a r. I ineiiey ana Mrs. unng tnvestlxaUi of the cl Bob Jones, Farmer City and Warren Eartz. Best all purpose team, Undsey Morrlssey DeLand and Loren JeHy. apple.

Mrs. Ted Bwlsart. Fanner Cliffcrd ltwefnan. 39. ho rai Group 2.

Joe Kerpan and Elmer fi; r.Tj, lttX- RlU Re Ithy auun. J. Brown. Lincoln. ZMlrf Anr Fr3re' llcx Rti? Jf I Jack Morgenstem.

lulam K.n(aaarri J.uniu nilbormira Morgenstern. William "j.tantt I City and Mrs. Flint. Blackberry. Pearl I killed at 2 39 av.

m. TnurKlsy ae Powers. Farmer City and Mrs. E. Rent Ischler.

Grape. Mrs. 8wlKart and Mrs. E. Kentscnier.

jtaasafeerrr. Mrs. E. Rentschler oroup iipn jn- Hewitt, John D. Simpson.

John M. RutA WrVI Helen HaxL LiUiaa drlrtrg crahe4 ttila Wolcott, Ben C4nnon and HoM e. Ptitn llSrVciiL Mas ttandw. freight train at reerest. of Minonk; Harold E.

Field, and jrl TSiS! The Jury was ttli at C. Itr and Mrs. 8wisart. Currant, Mrs. E.

I Rentschler and Mrs. Noggle. Crabapple ity. w.ta tie ctnty bnrrr as-gcvaUsA. tS te new be4 dr.ve, J.

Cree-e fn, E. HcJTsvaa an! R-. G. re thAsica th drire. At see-ag cf the c-oc-naiars Thurlay ta ie Chamler cf Cr-Tierre ertrt, it was la tAe tie tnk-ers arfcoc-a'-ia wosk e-t 3ln; George F.

ckert, Leslie Fu lolloy, Richard lote, Mrs. Percie coin; George oiioj, ivicnara Mote. Mrs. Percie Mrs. Bwearingen.

In Danville Gets 5 Years For Desertion a iiauiie. ucan Domlmck B. PicletU. Eurfks: ML tT.VH Mr Arthur funeral heme in FcfT-H Juices Exhibited. rurtney.

Farmer City. Special, team of four hitched In tandem, amy weietrt. Lindsey Warren A ewarti and Bob Jones. Six horse, hitch, Lindsey Warren A 3-srartz and Boh Jones. In the merchants tent the feature of the evening's program was a dance revue presented by pupils cf Mrs.

Jacqueline Robertson-Heavy ITorses. Edgell. Lincoln Carlrle O. Reeele. Metamora: 1 .1 -f-i at (arefnan.

Krr-'-l Tj- Juices, tomato. Blanche Rous. Farmer and Sam Bertoni, MU Pulaski. Walter I. Shugart.

Peoria: Robert I t.r.f.on. county ccrtever, rsexluctej I City and Mrs. Lyons. Orape. Mrs.

Swear- S. Fltschen, Washburn: Richard tmnri farmlthe usvetjratn I Infra and Mrs. E. Rentschler. S.ts-M, the E.

Hosher, r. r. 6, Peoria and aa imm as a I Dr. Gusitt G. GIBSON CITY.

(PNS) After Uy and i OrTi Wans! for eaa W.ta V-e c- ciayxon u. renno, uenson, au of ia nen have ccm- rT cUn calied ue ceae a sensational series of events, in- Mrs- wigert and m. Rentscmer. Teiiow to a asse ere assigned to the army. Lu uiht Mr acodr.t.

trtif.ed that Kf Pontiac Red Cross Needs eluding deserting the arm three um. Mr7 and 5 'Robert H. Peters. El Paso; rr.LViVlt t- tA have vl irjiacCy con- Roser W. Mann.

Benton: Fred-MTV. it set no In tstb wwi of te chest. times, Stealing Cars, and taking Bwearingen. Beets. Mrs.

Bwearingen and weapons away from the military police, a Gibson City boy and his and Mrs. Noggle. Peas. Mrs. Noggle and rich Results of the judging of heavy horses at the Farmer City fair were also announced Thursday.

First, second and third place winners as determined by M. B. Mathers, Mason City, judge, follow R. Grlmeon. Metamora and mv' tv-mn-l H.

Rscirtts. conduclar ef II. Mason. Eureka, entered mnA train. sU that he was sunl.rx lectures, tours and c-Mrri George accomplice, wer sentenced to fed- Hetty wow.

Tomatoes. Mrs. Noie and More Workers as aviation cadets. feet souUi cf the ellr- CUT. Vegetable oup, sUaUons.

tual serving of a canteen wUl be Included In the txaucg cf tUu CO Roanoke cioi numuuuiu uai.uuiij, uj, KOKKla and Mrs. Kelley. ea the car struck tran- Wayne E. Martin, when they plead guilty at the court Tndr Ttki Bethesda. sty fcr an! t.ve in te rerit.Te An attempt be cie a'J avAt tkm ia -t thene enrtei crfnt.n, i-setent at Thursday mere Jack Hayfers, Ctme-: L.

P. r.eaiy. OdeU; Frank L. Ssuth, Dr. A.

L. Lee. nanAgsn; W.jm Pecvac: M. E. Tarry.

F.rtry: Chester P.erre, Clifford L. Nethertnn, The struck t'-e rear in Danville. rv v. Blaine E. O'Mirsh ind interested Li entering ee Is ef aa empty Unk car.

George F. Bentley. both of Eure- f. trhTSSAUtttd the air ccrx.ect.orj an! the canteea course to be organ The boys are Clines AdKinS, 23. Rentschler.

Bread and butter. Mrs. Leon Chairman Makes Appeal son of Frprl and Mrs. Bessie Ad-lJayns, Bellflower and Mrs. Noggle.

DM. L'ted the fcy.i cf the unk car i -t I Mrs. E. Rentschler and Mrs. Bwearingen.

si, iunvin ii, nwtiiwii, un ui wiigr, aim wuiiwu Muittrfi Mrs. Swearingen and Mrs. E. I Thomas D. Tarkin.

washDurn ino Speers, channan cf car IS inches frcta thetrsck. fp Uvtr.ntonl State relicemAa Aret nutxiuoa ior Living ton relicemaa yvreji. bnaw, IS. Kentscbler. Mixed, Mrs.

Noggle and Mrs: PONTIAC. (PNS) Mrs. FrancU II. Lawyer, entered inel Rc1 Croas United States army officials had alalkCTU UMkCa OA itlj UaaiWlOisl I i a I I s.ai,J in order. Pererons.

stallion. 3 years old or over. Bob Jor.es. Firmer City. Mare, 4 years old or over, Jrmea.

Jones snd Jones. Mare, 3 to 4 years. Jones and Jones. Mare. 2 to 3 years, Jones.

Mare, 1 to 2 years, Jones, Mare or at anion foal, Jones and Jones. Champion stallion, any age, Jones. Champion mare, any age, Jones. Belgians Entered. BelCans.

stallion. 3 years old or over. Siirk Swartx. Farmer City. Stallion 1 to 2 years.

Lindsey Bismarck. Mare, 4 years old or over. Lindsey Warren Swarti. Farmer City and Morrissey Bros DeLand. Mare.

3 to 4 years. Warren STfartx. Farmer City and Loren Furt-Eey. Farmer City. Mare, 2 to 3 years, Lladsey Lindsey Bros, sjid Furtney.

Chatsworth. bo arrt-ed at the scer.e of the accWer.t about 10 notnfed the United States Atty. R5r. ornxon. uv ngston county Kef4vllL r0 county.

minutes after Mr. HaMemaa's car nay orman mai mey wouia noti watermekw. Mrs. Rweannirea ana Mrs. i i auifcuai UIC5SIIHS lul John Lohr Minonk were AS-ls ess I take the boys back into the army MJd he Amerlca making to the marme corps.

IU4 -At struck the train, said thAt tne banker lighU ere cperaUng. on any conditions. Mrs. ewigaru an urgent appeal to women of Dnght: Harry rair. bury: E.

Hcfrsua. D.ht; J. Greenebara. Pcni-ar: R. G.

Hers-hey, Pontiac and Jail pjy Sea Ser. Pontiac. aire Setter is genera! chair rnxa cf "1ctcry Day." Adkins was sentenced to live Canned meat. beef. Mrs tte Minier Church years a ieaerai insmuuon, ana I Julv and Aueust ouotas Logan Board Shaw was sentenced to three years.

an Mrs. Thornton said she realized In Graduates Now Officers Kooert wneeier, ib, lormeny oi Bakery Goods. that heavy work on farms is now IdilS I ICrllC Mare. 1 to 2 years, Morris6ey Bros, and Lindsey Bros. Mare or stallion foal, Mor- Names Selectees iarmer city, wno joinea Aaxins Hemck.

keeping many of the faithful rissey Lindsey Bros, and Morrissev Bros. Champion stallion, any age, Lindsey and Shaw later, also plead guilty Feraer city and Mrs. Keiiey whoie wheat. women workers away from the MINIER-(PNS) The Ladies Rotary Club LINCOLN- (PNS) Thirteen Swf K.n.r 5nnamSn surgical dressing rooms. She ex- Aid of St.

John's Evangelical and I I I I aiivme iuuh, uui iiu OCuu Mm. KeMey and airs. i. Rentscnier. pressed tne nope mat town women Reformed church wiu sponsor a was deferred Oraham rolls.

Mrs. E. Rentschler. Llirht would volunteer tn fill thsir nimls ii-mrriln to None Had Military Training in College countrv sisters nlaces at ths lur ths meellns? nt the August contingent of Logan county oa-f. s-a a4 fc- selective service mea ho have.

I ICOI3 I rrnorted ta the Chicaxo induction I might return to the army. Qulck blMaaM Boston brown. Mrs. e. leal dressing rooms and said if nri.te Thursdar afternoon at the tfnnAiii tuAmAn'i rTyisn4Titl rr In I rw mImmU mY1 Kaa a1 A 1 i nentsvcsiier aum n.

cwii an. iui( EUREKA. (PNS) More than lUtjon. Bwisart and Mrs. onnc.

wnite rourrins. U.i r.i. fiw4rrt wtinia murfins. Mrs. I i uiiudi.

nuum vuiiuiLV iici aiiciin tns rtaric aue. ij Drciniuox aiiiiidii i iviuain-ii i. Livingston Men Bra. Champion mare, any age, Lindsey Broa. Judge Grain.

First, second and third winners cf the agricultural products of the Farmer City fair follow in order. Grain, yellow dent corn. J. D. Hickman, Cerro Gordo, Mrs.

W. S. Pwearlngen. Hey-orth and Vernon Miller. Cerro Gordo.

Knig yellow com. Miller, Alvin Rentschler, Chestnut and Hickman. Long John Yellow rora. Rentschler. Hickman and Miller.

Wbi'e com, Hickman, Miller and Mervln T. Parrett. Mahomet. Hybrid yellow com, Parrett, Mrs. Rweringen and Rentschler.

Whitt cap corn, Rentschler. White Mrs. Swearlneen, Arthur Brighton, Weldon, and Mrs. Leon Javne, Bellflower. veutj ana rs.

owimn. i wouia arrange ior ceriain qsts t-in irexa cci.rKw now icnuii unour. Work on Midway Cakes and Cookies. I and sDecial davs and srjecial tables I tv. Tn.tine nnmH with the I the armed services are com-lcirl FrankLn Razcr.

Lawrence Named in Draft Butter eakes, wtiite. Mrs. Kelley and for them. I devotional period led by Mrs. missioned officers, according to Joseph Ryan, Ceorge O.

Irvine. Mrs. 8 wigart. Burnt fugir, France I assss-MB--B. I rt, .1 nrw Trerrry ir I 1 1 fa rgnl2 completed byln.fnar Ji.hn MrCam- "America's Changing FronUers" President Burrus Dickinson.

Murphy, Leo Augustus Car.f.c'.J. PONTIAC. (PNS) Livingston swlgart and Mrs. Kelley. Bptce, Mrs.

DAJ Cmree Cnlp unty men soon to be inducted v- 1X60 055 eS county lood, Mrs. Brisriton (PNS) Robert Hibhs. ho Is at the hrme ef h- parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Kibba and ho has teen employed ty a construction err. any at M.2sy i.r.ce la the early fall ej l4t. i' a 1 or tis oa rnrmw ctn.enis wnoi t. rutn 'wrt I irr.t ir.cmu Sponge cakes, angel 1. 1 1 J.

.7 I lr r.rl Ram. into the armed forces from the vin ciir.rt mm.hin. rhk Vtrnn. I i 1 I I I MM. V.

(a. KimDm lurnuca inc ru.lfll UIUI lllTinunu lll'T, nil a i i a Yellow popcorn. Edwin Rentschleri Chest- iviuic iviaiciiai lnd Mrs. J. A.

Henderson. The years out a.a not low. iui.in iwnwn, second draft area were listed MB.r.eUand Mrs'l I thank oiTerlng service was con- percent now have comm.ssions.iw wayne M.isa. gave aa account cf his ewpr.enres Thursday Dy Clerk waiter itoe- Keny and Mrs. 8nan.

whu. rut. Atvin Rentschler and Mrs. Hatch Flint, Bel'fkrwer. Sweet corn, early, Mrs.

Jayna and Mrs. FHnt. Late. Edwin Rentschler. SAN JOSE.

PNS Mrs. J. E. ducted by Mrs. H.

W. Enns. At while only 0 percent of the men Other selectees are: Midway at the reguUr tneevrg der IBngtrton and Haiel Vance, Farmer city, the Rotary club Wefnesdsy. They are Frank A. Koerner, cookies, Tugaf.

mm. Noggie and Mrs. "ars announcro inunudj pe ciose oi me meeung "no 177' ,1 iTZl "i rv.iV' Wheat, hard winter. Mrs. Sweartneen.

Edwin Rentschler. Alvin Rentschler. Port Mr. It ebbs has la t--e Robert Earl Elliott, Robert R. flwigart.

omger. Mrs. awigart. cnocoiate, sne nas receivea a new suppiy oiimrnu were servea oy Mrs. jim iwo years mr touhw io.

Andes, Harrison K. Steimle, SwTgart Vd ZZZx mi os uflcaM Mrs. Dora eitag ana -anil recora w-- U. S. naT anl is Ms can.

Guetts at the meeting were Orro.t rmter. E. Rentschler and A. Rentschler. Oats, early.

Mrs Swearingen. E. Rentschler and Mrs. Flint. Late, Mrs.

E. Rentschler and Hickman. P.ve. Mrs. Swearineen and Mrs.

Flint. A Wolf Robert B. Wallis. wiart. Cliocolate Ice box.

Mrs. drlng and aressings ana wiai me quoia airs. reine. luie im i U. i George David KODinSOn, Ira 1 JUlgUS.

Mrs. swlgart. I -J- i 1 I I hv IrlHnr Wrfffri. Jr Paul Clover seed, red, E. Rentschler, A.

Rollin a. Perkins, wiliiam l. se-i candy, but.ertch, u. "2 i Mount ru asKi 4.. rj-J rT7 rcwZmZ Rbeit RertschSer and Mrs.

Swearingen. AWke Judre Ray Sesaler ar.4 State Arty. Hubert Edwards cf Por.t-ae. Lt. Earl Kcnrad of the air cars art Carl Kommeyer cf the nary, beta bys heme on f-rlr-XX rs.

ewigari. irmmaia, ling a can lur more wuricn inu usiumi in Wayne U. Mltcneil, VirgU swlgart. Divinity. Mrs.

Rantscnier i- i I at A I I. -nhsmit let arl-l C.m.-j.i Robert DsrT.cl. bert, A. Rentschler. Mrs.

Flint and E. Rent schler Sweet. E. Rentschler, A. Rentschler Mayson Pearl, Lee E.

wrt AdOBtS LUrtfiW --rC 'u-Vrn FrarV-n Moos. Munz, I Maplethorpe, Don T. Blackiston, SSJTaSm. i th men who graduated at Eureka I John Elion Kinsiscn. George Jun- The meeting days axe Wednes- Ralph HclTner Chicara.

ana v.e urexei w. Lawrence, Harold iee Mrs. swigart. MOUNT PULASKI. UI5 and have become orHcers were his-Her Awe.

Dale Fuhrer. Dale I rl 3 ve 7 mn tm Thtir-c i i -i t. i i airis it kiiu uuuai, jva. a Rev. George Dar.es as.

ti-burg. Fla. DocKTiwn, rioyu x. -oie, ajamey chestnut; parkerhouse days p. m.

to 4 p. m. and Fri- Mount Pulaski in Logan county, tory and economics. Out cf Wesly Bryan, uarwin M. Brown, Ivan L.

Leonard, Ed- Man Juan days 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. at the was one of the three Illinois towns graduates who are elT.cert only Reichle, Richard FraakLa Tal- ward M.

Soule, Joseph B. Wright, Tiyi Kinw city. Devils food eaae, san Jose grade school. to adopt this week the curfew laws nine majored In mathematics, mace. Edgar Lawrence Lcgin.

Lyle W. Walden, Everett Creek, juamta Taylor and Farmer to children under 18 off the physics or chemistry" Nelson Eugene Johnson, Glen Ir- Harold G. Marker and LeRoy C. eooki-' 1 streeU between 10 p. and 6 a.

1 win Tutwiler. Paul James Varcho. Curtiss. otris u-is years. Angel food cake.

VhllCJ UUTS Leg m. The ban will go into effect Pnmrrmnlfv CluD Lawrence G.fford Menasen. Harry ifwaruy1.6'110- Ricvclfi Whfil next Monday when the fire whisUe m.mUIVvi TjD William Hagen. Haroli Donald I in DlCVCle Wheel will civs Uit wsrnlnc. Meets at Holder Fu.DaiwiaSm.th Barrett, Frank Our New Neighbors and Mrs.

Flint. Timothy seed. A. Rentschler, Brighton and Mrs. Bwearingen.

Alfalfa seed, Mrs. Flint, E. Rentschler and A. Rentschler. Soybeans Exhibited.

Soybeans, yellow, Mrs. Swearlnren, A. P.en-jchler and E. Rentschler. Black, E.

P.entschier, A. Rentschler and Mr. ewear- l-nren. Bean stalk with largest cumber of pods, Mrs Bweanngen. Baled alfalfa hay, A.

Rentschler and Brghton. Most perfect ear com, E. Rentschler. Hybrid corn exhibit, E. Rentschler.

Hickman and A. Rentschler. Vegetables, potatoes, early, Mrs. Jayne. Late.

J. D. Turpin, Farmer City. Onions, white. Mrs.

Bwearingen. Yellow, Mrs. Swearingen. Mrs. G.

Noggle. Clinton, Un Flint ontiac Leqion Arthur Edwin The other towns are Carrolltonl ifninrn Thirteen! Clwn e-f a lltimMi kaacMM sa 1 at Methodist Youth WAYNES VILLE. (PNS) Nor- James Albert Coers. xt? Officers Named' Gene ma MrtwoaTold daTgMei "VcTnT JCk40nvUle memb, rtvZTrlZfrl cc-mmu- Ihy SmTr of Mr. and Mrs.

Shelton Moore, in Morgan county. l.y dub four met To Hear Talks Wednesday afternoon at the home i Jark Travis liar. 8evere Anntie Cow Burnt PONTIAC (PNS) New of Mmm SsoeJ Dwarw Red beets. Mrs. Bwearingen, Brighton, lire i nursaav wnen caueni in me of Mrs.

Raymond Benjamin. dl ijenSa Lloyd Klr.ert. Hams Euchre prizes were given to lov-tan. Jr- O.arlea Hames Mabel Jones. Farmer City.

Radishes, win tr Flint. Mrs. Bwearingen. ficers installed by Past Commander F. J.

Herwig Wednesday night riSM Rre Level. Barn at TnrriM. Mrs. Flint. Orange carrots.

Mrs. Lyle Peplow, Mrs. Louis LeUrd Harvey Williams. Mr Swearineen. Mabel Jonea and COOKSVILLE.

(PNS) The Schott, Mrs. Harry Sutter and Alvin John Hahn, George lUniy. Fellowship group wiU De neia at the Methodist church at 8 p. m. Tuesday.

MINONK for the Aarvig-Campbell post of the American Legion Ralph Bentley, commander; L. A. Jones, Br.ghton. Parsnips, Mrs. Swearingen.

TnrnatoAM. Mnble Jones. Freri wissmiiler havihed was Mrs. Frank wurster. i jr.

Roy 1-4 ward lieatn. Cabbage. Mrs. Noggle and Mrs. Swear Mrs.

Moors veiu-vtn itones. The program will be. a report Lindiey ingen. Mrs. Swearingen aa jars.

Jays. Pumpkins, field, Walter Bower, Ijitrra! Walter Bower. adjutant; Fred Harris, first vice commander; A. C. Holding, second e4AIgt7aTO TA TrlP irlxll Lll LH fit III I ni a A i mi 1 11UUU UUIIL BIILI ClfVUllll kKJl III I rt.raso-at ar, a a -n rnttf liii.

FaKIStK CTTT Mr ae4 STra tea Ml4, Ssnra, A AT ai Lewistown assembly grounds in 3 Mondar night and burned, and it home Thursday. Aug. 28. CoOkSVllIe 4-H Club Pauash. early.

Mrs. Swearingen. Late, vice commander; A. B. Middleton, Wr.

Larcest. Bower and Mrs im-annren. Peppers. Mrs. Flint, Mrs.

July. The committee is Joan Fur- tives in jj Angelea ant San "ported on Thursday that he 7 ArKTivimAn Dav rer Shirlev Bale and Patsy Fazer. r.iif lost a pure bred Angus cow. The IBurCOU Plans PlCniC na NCnievemenT Uay historian; E. L.

Helbling, finance officer; M. S. Beier, chaplain and warmgen and Mrs. Noggle. Cucumbers, Vm Riurlniui and BriEtiton.

Flint. Vic Mr. and Mrs. Haldean Schicke- cow was found by netgnoor cnu- MANSFIELD TNS) The an-1 rroiCS-niE. fPNSl The'? 5 Oley Howell, sergeant at arms.

tory garden nedal. Mrs. Swearingen and Mound Busy 411 c.ub t.i,iM a Minier Man's Father Dies in Unionville danz and family have rented the ren ho ere poking around In nual home bureau picnic w.U be B.t Graham Ford tenant house of Ma- the debris. Mr. Wissmiller has a held at the heme of Mrs.

Jacob pie Ave. and will move there in large herd of Angus and had not Flllenworth Tuesday. Instead cf at ual athierement day a. iirs. jayne.

Atlanta to Vote On Road Bonds Delavan Red Cross Asks for Magazines th UTr anrf fr mlased it. He loit haled hi iVs Mm. Aia Nlcklaua home, dje 7 "-ZlrlirL -ITri. i I 1 mll It tfaa k.lawS ka. a.

t.a I hnm Vi' MINIER. (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. I valued at tl OOO whlh CTarlmea. oC- W' Miley Fishel and sons, James and rnnntrT hom tn, th late if not rnlarei n4veitat Cnmmif.ee far the ccrr.lr.r DELAY AN.

(PNS) Mrs. E. D. John, left by train Thursday night Homer Parks residence on W. the disposal of the herd.

There will be appointed by the chair-l cry. food, vtn.rx an- Finley, chairman of the hospital ATLANTA. (PNS) A special service of the Delavan Red Cross, ior un, ",7 tT Fourth which lhe Schlcke- was Insurance on the building. man. tntertAinment wui oe i rll aa4 rw ta ea ae r- there by the death of Mr.

Fishersldanz's wiU vacate. 1 a 1 charge of Mrs. Clair Smother. It-- dJJ' rr jJT: JlC tZtTr I charge election will be held here Tues is asking for late magazines for a i i av a w- A WuunUIer is leader cf the dub. tiav for the purpose of voting on father, William H.

Fishel. who died Mrs. Georre rammer of La CJU. Thursday at the age of 77 years. Plata.

Mo. came Wednesday to 7' c'. Blitz Infant Dies the question, "Shall bonds for rnsd rjurooses be issued to the Delavan Church ch-oa rw-at a4 TT. i i a i i i i e4 ettwa. a kura a DELAVAN, PNS) Word was ne aa resiuca xnuidiid mwi spena a weeic witn ner sister, Mrs.

oeriOUSly 111 of his life. Other relatives in this c. G. Millet. I amount of the soldiers at Chanute field hospital and a subscription to a daily newspaper.

Mrs. Roy Volk, in charge of the sewing department, reports a new supply of material received and rtw fa sm U'am4 a Af a Plans Dinner Rohert anrl Marilvn Park uiu.l-vi..j;-ui.v.iuut vicinity are another son, James The polls will be open from 6 a. m. to 5 p. m.

for precinct one at i iai ffTi Ut K-a a a i r'ini a. mtm tm Fishel of near Mrs. Charles Gant inier. a sister, BartonviUe are spending this week no pTOl we n.ee if Mr r'Lah DELAVAWIPVS) A eerereJ of Minier. and with their cradmother.

Mrs. Lean Brokaw. hospiul In Normal, was nax.ei IL.U of Uon-; f.iv. ZAr.rTtf Patton's garage and precinct two volunteers may either sew at the Fishel, of near Wylie. ireporiea wm a serious con- inw 1 T-iV-nT.

(Lata (MnJk. a brother, John Hopedale. armory Thursday afternoons or Lion on xnursaaT mormna. ai a. i luwairi Mrs.

Dclbert of.lowing the church service ARrecht, daughter at the city hall. Society to Meet SAYBROOK. (PNS) Th take the work home. Help is needed at the surgical dressing classes daughter, ghter. wtll be a recert-on f-r the new echt, Delavan.

Diana are in Washburn who av birth to.daugh- Harriet they will visit her sister. er "turne1 IUrTy Kenneth Walker, for several Jom bu lal' ahe suffered re- Harriet where ire Church Dinner Planned CAM TrCtr TTM3 At Thursday afternoon and Monday a aarauf la aw Mao lrfmtm. at mt a w-a taaa. a r'fc a Ja. aj Mrs.

PAstsr, the Rev. Ejgme famy and a faxewea Mr a ODELL night at the armory. lapse and again entered the ho- meeting of the Sunday school Mrs. C. A.

Rasor and daughter. Pl.u,-.9 Wednesday her brother. Mrs. D. P.

Duffy, ef Boston. C-aara aa Lana tv aaaa a board of the First Methodist Pamela, of Phoenix, Ariz, came Richard L. Fruin or GreatKaM uho is visiting with her and Mrs. Carer.r Hirrrr ani daughter. EodJy Lou wno are msving to Lin In.

where Mr. Itargtr Is employed. church Monday evening, it was de Entertains Society SAYBROOK-(PNS) Mrs. J. iiHH ts hi PriH.v nmnrsaay viwi ior evrrii iparen.s, ana ira.

a.a) fa k-M) a us ara t.n rmns la. a a-ara ti tM aa Tur wrii weeks with her parents. Mr. and 7T7T Lrrner cf came te S. Bicrbower entertained the mis Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Velma Hudson with Mrs. John Jacobs asssiting hostess. Mrs. Rex Butler and Mrs. J.

J. Cundiff will have charge of the lesson and devotions. Boy Scouts Camp SAN JOSE. (PNS) Scoutmaster E. N.

Wisely and Roscoe Smith took a group of Boy Scouts Mrs. Herman Vlsserlng. MINIER Thurvtay for a visit ulln Kay Shul! of Partridge town- ftf friendt Ir. th. relatives and friends.

Mr. Duffy sionary society of the Bellflower Christian church at her home In Missionary Society Hold All Day Meeting rs tat a f-t at. Honored on Birthdatf JT wV. evening at the home of Mrs. Delia and parents are former resident and.

aunt- Mr-and Mr- Crlhtleld Tuesda tn observance of Odell. Mrs. Duffy's hutband. this city Wednesday afternoon. a a.

vv a in tyo viijit. 1 1 iNo) iir.D. L. otimpert. Lf th.

hirthrii inniv.n.r. her CisL Duff la atatior.ed in Bos- STANFORD. PNS The MJ- and Mrs. Lester Wampler enter-1 Mrs. A.

M. Schott Of ChlCSrO I in af I Vf Club Holds Picnic a fl ai I aal Mlal iAffl Tl I sioeiary aiety cf l.e Chruuar church held an all tiy meetjng at tained about 25 relatives at dinner I was In Minonk Friday where she Mrs. Miltia Fret tag went to I Mrs. Lawrence Peacock and to Mr. Smith's cabin on a lake SAYBROOK.

(PNS) The Sunday in honor of the birthday Ms spending several days with her Greenville. Mich, Wednesday for daughter. Judith Lee. returned to the heme cx I red Schu.i anniversary of their daughter. Miss I sister, Mrs.

F. E. Morey. Moderns club held a picnic Thurs near Havana Monday, where they Reunion Dafes Cbewya Grere llMe Baret Aug. itfllp.

m. at the et- try h-ene cf Mr ar.3 Mr. avr.rycr. a visit until monday with her son (their home west of town Tuesday Wednesday. camped until Tuesday afternoon.

day at the grade school grounds. Lois Wampler of Decatur. I Mrs. H. C.

Parks. Reporter. There were mertbefs and ruett rretent. Mrs. Jennie MUi- prEy THERE'S Y'MEAW THAT 71 I DONT FIND Vl AM NOT Byron treitag.

who Is employed rter a six week visa tilth tne there. Her daughter. Mrs. David former parent. Mr.

and Mr Meiher and three children David, ifarley Ammont of Lor Angeles. Susan and Sara Jane of Eyanston. Calif. while Mrs, Peacock and who came Friday to visit are ih ivrtn at nax ws tn charge of tne Iac and a short play was g.ven by Mr. T.

A. Allman. Mrs. James Cambrel and Mrs. C.

U. h.wlh-CtUr. Sarvliy. fA.k, tn lie rark. MV HUSBAND IS OUT-MAYBE TWEKTV art Af JUST WHAT THING WITH TM' 1 I TD LIHTb TO II I ANY PRICE TAG I I'VE BEEN mJtj FOUR.

LtT-TLE GUYS I I SEE THAT JJTHE VASE II I WOW MUCH I HUNTING TO Wy LIFT IN' IT. MINNIE- I I BRONZE VASE I OF THE II I IS IT--? spending several days with friends they moved to Grand Junction. DOLLARS near Bloomlngton. A family gath rrkey S-Bday. A-g.

XS, at raik. UM Sunday. Avl IL at t.e ering was held at the Frettag home Hardman's Enfertain COOKSVXLUL (PNS) Mr. Sunday complimentary to the heme cf Mr. aad Mr.

Emanuel Meiher family. Dcrsey Hardman er.lrTtAlneJ Chrnia. Col. Miss Anna Cassidy returned to her borne In Joiiet Thursday, after a week's visit with her cousin. Miss Teresa Lyons.

Mrs. John Gutel came heme Wednesday frcm Hinckley, where she attended Lhe funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Alexander Patterssn. Aug i. Air.

ana Jin raye UyUe ztZA annual re-nlca- SERVICES CANCELLED. SAN JOSE. (PNS) There will www a. j--it awi i j. rr of nioom.nf.oo; E.leen Doat cf be no church services at the First Methodist church Aug.

8 and 13 as the pastor, the Rev. G. E. Mayo. Aug.

at Cry-Ul Uke L'rbna Naitf Suniay, Aur in Mackinaw rark. Nalleck Sordsy, Aug. at park tn Miss Rose Mary Turner came lis on his vacation. Sunday school Holder and Mr. and Mrs.

Ceston Hardman. The ocrai.on was the medJ.ng annierary of the and the birthday cf Mr. Hardman. Mrs, Durfllncer was formerly cf Cooksville. taught the home Friday from a week a Tisit I will convene those two Sundays at AND 7VS SUOAfPUS JS 7DHUNC 10 a.

m. instead of II. in Streator with her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. OOP 7HO fftffNOS M70 A tVUfii POOL Young peoples meetings will be IiiiUA-jray.

Aug. i at the WAHOO Hairvey Mohlcr. 'held as usual at 6:30 m. lfopcwcU achoul f-r sevctal jcars. graie schocl jar la Saa Jie..