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Sterling Daily Gazette from Sterling, Illinois • Page 5

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Sterling, Illinois
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i Thursday, August 23. 1951 STERLING DAILY GAZETTE, STERLING-ROCK FALLS, ILLINOIS Page Five Bees Stymie Street Department CCHS Yearbook Will Je Distributed Sunday; Classes Resume Sept. 5 Copies of the Catholic Communitv ilgh school annual for year w.ll be distributed Simdmul St Marv auditorium. Starting at 7.30 pm Both the hieh school and the f-t Wary crude school will sfirft Sept. 5 A new principal.

Sister will have rhnrce of activities at trade school. New teachers at the trade school are SistT Therrsn Mar. Jean and Sister Mar, coque. No chance has been made in the ligh school staff Reel's rations occurred" for schools last sprin; and several during the summer, is hat. all- registering is compleud.

school official 1 said today. PHOTO BY OAZH It isn't unusual for the Sterling street department to move fallen tree limbs for local residents but recently they encountered a job which was Albert Schultz, left, and Wayne Plummer. em- ployes of the depiiitment. went to Avenue and West Fifth street to remove a rotten limb which was on the ground. Plummer started to move one eiid of the limb, then beat a hasty retreat.

The limb was loaded with bee.s. Does anyone want a bunch of bees? They can have them by' railing at -501 Avenue D. New Arrivals the Community General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Krmirth Bunkes.

801 Wes.1 Thirteenth street. Sterling. Born Wednesday in the Community General hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Ben Bailey, Route One. Sterling, a son.

daughter.wa.s born Wednesday in the Community General hospital to Mr. and Mrs Frank Zasquez. 732 Wallace street. Sterling. A son Was born Thursday in the (Community Gehernl hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. LaVcni Vock. Coleta. A daughter w'ns born Thursday the" Community General hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

O. 805 East Sixteenth -street. Sterling. ATTENDS SEMINAR Harry Blaisdell of 412 West Twelfth street. Sterling, is represent Chi Alpha fraternity at the second biennial management training seminar of the Indiana university.

A total of 148 universities in 45 states and four Canadian provinces will be represented at the fraterni ty's training school in leadership, chapter operation and administration. 'Among the. speakers will be George T. Mickelson. former governor of South Dakota, a member of the fraternity.

MOTOR-TO NEW YORK Mrs. LeRoy Thlelen and daughter; Lorraine and Miss Myrtle Van Metier of Dixon have motored to New York to sec Pfc. Elwin Thielen who is stationed at Samson Air Base. PRE-LABOR DA PRICES SLASHED ON VARCON BATTERSESl VARCON "Supcr-Activt Regularly 115.45 Fcaturct Water-OuardI QC aU 51 plat.i, MO hour capacity. Savtl ft.

CU Rcgularh $12.95 24-mo. guar Gr.l,Exch 795 puRorte Htolor Oil SAU plut TOK -50. Oil VARCONI grimy oil. at 98cJIhfOW A way Tvoa 7gol.coi«; $3.19 111 WITH $1100 PURCHASE OF FISHING TACKLE f7-TMI Ustini MUWATMA 5 2 Mn4' i IK-I X9 .100 4 IwW A A and Clyde Smith. John C.

was admitted Thursday. Thursday wrrr Rallnrcl. Bc-n Johnson. Rafael Mrs Cilf-n Nonn.i ci.r.iL'l.tr Hornier Unit." the Home In. urn- Ada L.

Mrs. Willi.i;: well. hanrrd Mr? Bifwrr rlttor. and r. Yonk Make Improvement In Office Of 'Y' A VMCA ictarv firvap.K tiie li Hospital Notes Admitted to the Community General hospital Wednesday were McDonald, Mrs.

Le.ster Emmut. Joseph Stewart. Mrs. Paul Smith lv ar.ci as; Char it ihc bad eo: terials jupiovrincnt oJluo has bocn Manner, oifui room, which will had miifcs Mannlrr cleaiev the nre now locator! iiice presents a utl r.olint: the llofiv obtained neerifd.r^s- and save the floor a me down, rr.rr.pletinfz the renovatior work bv Mangier Methodist WSCS Circles Entertained Aueiist meetlncs of Metho- WSCS circles took place "Wednesday. A picnic dinner was arraneed for Anna circle in the home of Mrs Arthur Husjune The nine present led in devotion 1 by Mrs.

Ralph Thomas Each member reported on earned for the circle treasury past month Prizes went to Ralph Thomas and Mrs. Mane Oregon An article from Methodist was read by Mrs. William Arthur Pugsley will hostess in her home for the 1 meetinsc. Sarah circle members en- breakfast at Smnt'sippi park. rr.eetine opened with members the Lord's Prayer.

A bake was planned and an offering for the Lake Bluff orphanace to be received by September 15 Mizpah concluded the meeting. Next will be picnic dinrier in Sinnlsslnpl park. A 1 o'clock luncheon was served In the home of Mrs. Henry Schu- marhrr 10 and two piw-sts of the Faith circle. Devotions by Mr Erne.

Sowers were on the 'topic. Hesiine In His was made of th central WSCS mc-fUnR Sep- temiyr 12 and of the sub-district in October. Septem- NT home of Mrs Farnham. rr.enibrr'. of Isabel circle ar.d one a dinner Sinnissippl park and held an outdoor meetmc.

Mrs Edt-ar Breed wa.s devotional leari'-r Plans were for sprvine the Jacobs reception in Septemh'-: Glenn Ronck will entertain in September. Evrnmc meetincs Mfre held by two of rhe Mary circle met with Mrs Ward Er.eMrom and 11 members pmsenr. Mrs. Glenn Stralow led Offirors were appoiirt-c; follows: PrrM'ient. Mrs.

Ward Eiu'-trom: vice Mrs Sheldon Boehm: Mrs. Wayne Elimnhrr and Mrs. Hoifman. plans were Nrxt will pl.ice in lyimf 1 of Mrs. Fay Nice.

Mrs Rnrx-rt Popnr; invited the Rpbekah circle to home, with Mrs. Irene Marquis co-hostess. Ten members were led In devotions by Mrs. Arthur Melville. Bazaar plans were discussed and mystery sister names taken.

Mrs. James McKelvey will be the next hostess. ARM IS FRACTl RED Adeibert H. MoCa.slin, 39. 204 'i Fifth avenue.

StrrllnR. Ls confined to the Community General hospital with a compound fracture of the left arm. suffered Wednesday, in a fall at the National Mfg. Co, hi.s place of etr.p-lovment. He expects to confined da vs.

TARES INCHES OFF HIPS AND WAISTLINE WITH LOOZ By Kay Kavannaugh Newest of formulis recently hroujzhl to lipht by Medical Science LOOZ, a preparation for taking fat off Hips and VTaii'tline. "For many who have tried "reducing treatments" and who have lost faith in them because of exaggerated claims and ineffectual results. LOO'7. hrm new hope- Simply take A P.M. and see if your clothes don't fit and look more aiirjitivc, especially around Ijt spots at hips, waist, atnlomcn, etc.

No strict diet or exercise is required Insist on your druggist week $2.00. HOPKINS 23 EAST THIRD STREET STORES STERLING, ILLINOIS COUPON SALE CLEAN WITH DAMP CLOTH COUPON SALE FAMOUS DIXIE DISH CARRY HOME ICE CREAM EICELLO PLASTIC I TABLECLOTH I S4xJM IMCHIS ASCOKTCO COLORS. FANCY MMMTSO FLOtUU. DESIGNS LADhY BURDEN It's CtMBrBlck. A RM! TiMt the WhoU Fasti? PINT 2 DRUGS TASTY SPICED.

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Years Available:
1887-1951