The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 5

INTRODUCING NEW TEACHERS iiiK rirn.Rirti. imiuv. aicim rt. mm its ccxrxxs ft ft 7wf Clinton Man, Hurt In Accident, Dies BOUVDUSS or The PAOF-t i (fTv lN 1 Dr. Holland Speaker at Farm Meeting Producer's Crop Improvement Meeting Attended by 1,100 WAHOO 1 nilTI a I El Paso Girl Stfd le'l ac ma rw tn Wiumm.

U. ct' Kilmund Filler Maurice Kl.li I Joins WAVES KKDRICirS l.UXUUIOtS PIPER CITY. (PNS) Dr. John Holland, of the "Little Brown Church of the Air," addressed 1,100 people attending the annual meeting of stockholders and patrons of the Producer's Crop Improvement association held in the Officers Corps Walter Jones Reported Run Over by Auto CLINTON. (PNS) Walter Robert Jones, 46, died at 11:45 p.

m. Thursday in John Warner hospital of injuries reported to have been received when he was run over by his own car one mile south of Clinton. Mr. Jones-was found in his car by Edgar Glenn. Mr.

Glenn and a neighbor called the Reeser ambulance and Jones was taken to the John Warner hospital. Inquest Tonight. Coroner Herrington said a companion, Ernest Rice, had picked up Jones after the accident and put him in the automobile. Further details of the accident are expected to be brought out in the inquest at 7:30 p. m.

Friday at the Reeser funeral home. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in the Clinton Christian church. Burial will be in Memorial park.

Mr. Jones, who lived in the Solomon neighborhood, was born in Maroa Nov. 29, 1895. He was married to Miss Esthel Mott in Clinton Feb. 23, 1926.

8 Children Survive. Surviving are the wife, eight children, Walter Ray, Ellen Jean, Theodore Calvin, Laura Etta, Oscar, Delbert, Donna May and Twila. all at home; two sisters, Mrs. Esther Hogue and Mrs. Abigail Owens, both of Clinton.

One child is deceased. Mr. Jones was a member of the CLnton Christian church and a World war veteran. Mr. Warn Pewter iM ter c.f or.tr.

cm Tui-t ay hr rrtnt, Mr. jo Hnv4fcn. l.rle. J. L.

Drr.nry. ary-j unt.l Srpt. 4 mhen ht fcr array rre. Mr. Wey n4 of C.Um.

la, Ui Th.ufKtjr flrr a tik rtr man Mr, rv. Mfv IVi btMl Mr. n-l Mi. Jwhn Tijii. Ceci! IVnney.

Itjwrr. if oj ne Arc Marvels City Community gymnasium Wednesday. Directors re-elected were H. R. Stuckey.

P. S. Jensen and Chris H. Walters, Piper City and John Wagenseller, Forrest. Music, singing, dancine and Miss Margaret Fruln Among 42 Chosen At Chicago CHICAGO AccrpUnr of 42 younc women for midthipmen training leading to (ommiiiumi in the waves, the women's navl re acrobatics by a young people's of Value at Week End Special CUT GLADIOLI serve, wu fen-nounccd Thur- V'-; 1W ,1 7- 'j i 5 A 2AZ.

ILLa t- s42). iroup irom Bioomington completed the program. Dana Scrap Drive Nets 30 Tons in One Week DANA. (PNS) More than 30 tons of scrap iron has been brought to the Dana Grain company elevator during the last week, with more arriving daily. A large pile has been stacked near the stockyards, where it can more easily be loaded lor Mis EMhrr Vannire Mi Mjrjr l.ntti-r I'orler day by Capt.

E. S. Root, director of naval officer procurement in Chi-cacn. The group the firt of ISO from the ninth district who will be given an indoctrination course at Smith College, Cel. large She CLI PNS Four new Instructor line Ihtii rmpl.Mr.l at Clinton high whool for tlie coming jear.

3li Mary Iau- i'ortrr, ISNU graduate. trarh Iwme eronomirs. IMhrr annire of Bloomington will trarh latin and Frrnrlu M.iurirr M. hlotr. new assistant roach, uill trarh bon eiliiralioii iK-altii and safety.

Kdmuml Frtfrr Hill Irarh tlM-mirj and phlr. Better World Must Have Three Faiths-Robinson Mu I'ruia. eSS'BV Northampton. Mia. berinn'n ililtt Ott.

C. Following the training. they PHONOGRAPH RECORD BRINGS t.tturou Northern MESSAGE FROM GRIDLEY BOY wsu re enrr.mmiuncd at and lieutenants. Those accepted Included: Illinois Mary CU. Springfield; Jovphlne Kelly, Havana: Gail Haird.

Kewanee; Mrcaret Iroin 111 raso: Rosemary RtiMrU. NarervilSe: Dorothy rctcrm. GRIDLEY. (PNS) Pvt. in the armed forces is carrier rn Tcr Dozen ctT ROSES.Doz.59c i (Uii i .,1.

i George Leslie Orns of Gridley is stationed in far away Australia through the public information service of the American Red Cros. but his mother, Mrs. George Orns was a a ivV ltt rj r. xK't jwv tr Learn of Birih wm woman Thursday. She has been playing over and over a onographic record on CARLOCK Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Rapp and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Otto returned Monday night from weeks trip through Michigan. Kay Rapp rnd Virg.nia Ixe Otto spent the week with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Otto. Clinton Teacher Is DeWitt County Homecoming Speaker CLINTON.

(PNS) "Three faiths are needed to make us victorious in our efforts to build a better world," said Truman Robinson, head of the social science department of Clinton Community high school, speaking before the 11th annual DeWitt homecoming Thursday night. We must have faith in gur country, in youth and in God, he said. In each we must remember that "faith without works is dead." Youth Not Cynical. After recounting the blessings of America, Mr. Robinson pointed out that these were the result of great sacrifice and that great sacrifices would be needed in the future.

The future of America lies in the heart of the people. was soft and cynical by pointing to their attitude as revealed by letters he had received from soldiers. Students now below the fighting age must be prepared both intellectually and spiritually to bear high the torch thrown to them by those who fight, he said. Need God's Help. Mr.

Robinson said that rather than causing us to lose faith in God, this war should send us to seek Him with renewed vigor. Unaided, man cannot build a better world no matter how hard he tries. Instead of trying to get God's blessing on our plans, we must seek to learn His will and work for His plans. A return to the church, the Bible and to prayer are necessary if we are to gain the strength to build a good world, he concluded. Designers have been trying to perfect a practical flying wing for decades because such a craft is about one third more ffiripnt KENNEY.

(PNS1 Mr. an1 Mrs. Joe Kenney had received announcement WednctUy of the birth Aug. rS of a daughter to their son and wife. Mr.

and Mrs Roger Kcr.ney of Columbui. Ohio. This is their first chiM and she has been named Lru5. FREDRICK FLOW Kit SHOP ZIM ttlavk I- Oakland At. Iberf and tn.

0 1tl tr Maxir.e Miller, Reporter. which is recorded a message from her boy. The message was recorded in Aus- Pvt. Orns tralia and sen; to the McLean county chapter of the Red Cross. It was In turn delivered to Mrs.

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