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Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 5

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Journal Gazettei
Location:
Mattoon, Illinois
Issue Date:
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5
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v. WBDNEflDAT, OCTOiEB lMf THE BAILT lOCTtKAIcOAZETTE ATO COMmCIAtf MATTOON, IIXCTOI1 rial nr Aid Research Ore and Pad Don't Make ANIT ARBOR, Mich. CP) A group of Inmate hay fever victim at fioutharn Michigan Prison hav vol. untatrad to aid a Unlvarilty of rettarch Warn In i flv. 'Health Mirie'T' campaign againat hay.

Judy war Saturday ahoppen in won by Mr. Jase Wrigh ef tf- Mr. and lira. lUly Bishop and eon daughter visited Mr. and Ura.

Cllfe Terr Haute. Ingham, Sylvia rearlngton and of Decatur, Mr. and Mra. Clartnca ford Mulllnei at Mattooa. Mr.

and Mr. Donavan Dively Emily Taya. Refraanment war tp-ick, and Mr. and Mr. XalUi Mr.

and Mr. Curt Handanoa 4 and FaUy recenUy returned from ervd to 1 member. Plana war Bishop and daughter. Mr. Wald- Wateon visited eunday WltH Miy vuitlng in BatU Creak, Mich, and mad for th Annual Basaar and ogle 1 spending a week hre ta and Mr.

Arthur Rice, Elwood, Xnd. Whll In Indiana they fUh fry for Hot. 10. Montrot. j.

Bob Mytf and visited Mr. and Mr. On-ill Stut weUndorf and Mr Mr. Dan Riley ef jewton visited daughter, Helen Car. Las Hardarty, tier who wer formerly from Mont- Mary BUngery visited Mr.

Bin with Mr, and Mr. Lou BUhop m- and Nancy Orr ef Trowbridge vlt- ro- i fry' husband who 1 a patient jn day. tted Sunday evening wtth Mr. an Mr. Lou Bishop entertained th the hospital- la Sfflnghtm Tbuw T.

X. Chrfy of Mattooa wa Mr Jam Halt Ladle Aid at br Thuraday. day. bualn la Montrott Thura Vamon Klngery returaed bomd Mr. Etto Wallao led th devotion, eunday guesU of Mr.

and Mr, day. r- Sunday after apeadlnc th past alt. Mr. Ruby" Steven was ta Lou BUhop ware Mra. Nedra Wald- Bunday vnlng Mr.

and Mr, era! day la the Effingham hoept chart of recreation. Prise wer fogl and daughter of Dayton, 0 Lou Bishop and Mra. Waldfogle aad tel. Mrs. Harvey Coats, of Champaign, Mrs.

Conrad Xdlemaa and tons of Mtttoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bower of Toledo and Mr. and Mr. Wayne Tdrlck nd children of Dieterich were Friday visitor to borne of Mr.

and Mra. Millard CHICAGO Federal agenta will participate la clinical -WWf 1MWM HM KIM I.IW l-i LaSalle, III, man three unlabeled aasnaaaiMinn and children. Mra. Ma Matcher and iSandy ot Dieterkh and Mrs. Ethel Outto and uma uranium ore ana nret 'were Mvertiaed "Ora-Mate cotton padi advertlaed a aeaitn VnBium Comforter your owa a- health mine In miniature." A oourt rder for aeliure of the government discovered the matarfaTwu obtained by Ale- uranium each when It found hlp- TftJ v- towta et the ore had been mad ft.

district attorney. He aald the Uom uk city to USallew ltema were found In the poueaiion waiter aald the pada contained -of 0. A. MuaurcheUi of LaSalle. about the tame radioactivity 14 a TheooHon pad, Walter laid, lumlnoua watch dial i He wid.

advertisement of the product aa a health aid wu falae and mUleading under the Food and Drug Act and constituted grounda for civil action. He aald no crlm. lnal action wu contemplated be cauie the material bad not bean marketed. Walter aald the government alto will telze circulars reportedly tent out by The prosecutor aaid the circular read: "Now the Ora-Mace uranium 00m- forter provide relief from arthritis, slnusitU, aching back, arms, leg and Joint and will produce good health." 8TRANCC the pet lion licks her chope at she prepares to consume a $10 breakfast at Hotel Texas in fort Worth. The pet of of Graham, ah stopped off for a mack before making her guest appearance fn a TV 'f .1 Saturday, October 8 HnfflMnPlffffPMfiilpeMm MltkiliuauHiilitiiiuliutuMtitiiiiiiittuititiittaaiiiilltaitaiiitiHiitHiiiHiiaiiiiHiiHUMautHiHiuii Ittfc'U.

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