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ST. JACOB RAMON W. GAFFNER, Correspondent Busy Workers Club. The first meeting of the Busy Workers 4-H Club was held at the home ot the leader, Mrs. Beatrice Ellis to elect officers.

The projects are butter cakes and clothing. Six of the girls are carrying two projects. Those holding office art Betty Raeber, president; Ellen Ellis, vice-president; Marion Meyer, secretary; Shirley Church, reporter; Mae Homann, recreation chairman. Other girls belonging to the club are Arlene Nagel, Lola Henss, Eva Homann, Beverly Church, Elvina Meyer, -Marie Cleora Noll. Raeber and Surprise Party.

Last Saturday evening a surprise party was given for Mr. and Mrs. James Pike in honor of their twenty' fifth wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

George Seany and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. R. Johns and sons and Mr. and Mrs.

John Miller. Refreshments were served and many nice gifts were received. Unit Meets. The major lesson at the meeting oi the St. Jacob Home Bureau held at the Community Hall on Friday, May 19 was "What Women Should Know About Legal Papers," and the minor lesson was, "Better English." These were presented by Mrs.

R. John and Mrs. J. E. Miller respectively.

Meri Sapp of Dusky, Ohio, spent Sunday at the home of Harry Sapp, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Widman, Miss Dorothy Blumer of St. Jacob spent unday with Fred Blumer and fam y.

On Sunday those present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Pike were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike, Mr.

and Mrs. L. P. Daniel and daughter, Olive, Miss Minnie Thalman, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Thalman, Edwin Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. E. Frebeighans and children and Homer Pike of St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jenne and daughter, Marian of Moro, called on friends here Sunday evening. Francis Keyes of Chicago called on his mother here Sunday.

On Mother's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Greenberg had as guests the following: Ben Greenberg and son of Dyersburg, Harry Greenberg and wife, Abe Barenholtz and family, Lena Macklin of St. Louis, Yetta Lyman and children of White Hall, Sam Allen and family of Vandalia, Rose Lyman of White Hall and Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Kaplan and children of St. Charles, HIGHLAND MISS NEVA HUG, Correspondent In Hospital. Peter Ashmann was admitted to the Highland hospital Monday. Personals.

Mr. and Mrs. A Buehlmann of Highland, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Buehlmann of Collinsville and Mr.

and Mrs. Giger of Highland spent Sunday with Mrs. Catherine Buehlman and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Baer and some friends are enjoying a trip to Holland, to view the Tulip Lane. Misses Gladys and Ordell Wilke of St. Louis were guests at the home of their mother. Mrs. John Munie of Breese and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Huelsman of St. Louis were guests of Mrs. Ida Hoffman Saturday. Edward Vaupel, Fremont Hoefle, Misses Bertha Fisher, Miss Neva Hug and Mrs.

Herbert Abendroth drove to Belleville last evening to call on the Wm. Huth family. Mrs. A. R.

Baer was a week-end guest in Jacksonville with her daughter Geraldine. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Witschie and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Porter and Edw. Yar.n of St. Jacob, Miss Blanch Riggs of Highland and Leroy Carson of Richview. visited with Mr Mid Mrs. Francis Hetzler and family at Overland, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Kennedy and family and Mr.

and Mrs. William Kennedy and son, Dale, spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Agnes Favez and mother of St Louis spent Saturday evening with i Mrs. L.

Mueller. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeKenna and Miss Betty Mueller Pine Lawn Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Cooper anc daughter Helen Betty of Madison, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Mueller and son, Rene of Highland, were Sunday guests oi Mrs. Lizzie Mueller. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Carlson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Sybil Sebin and son enjoyed an outing at Horse- ihoe Lake Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Anderson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mart Reddlck ti Greenville Sunday. Mrs.

B. F. Ellis and son Arnold are Visiting relatives and friends in Chi cago. Mrs. Ed Young and children of High land were Mother's Day guests at the home of Mrs.

Susan Aebischer Sun day. Theo. Thalman and family of Poca hoi.tas were St. Jacob visitors las Sunday. Mrs.

Leroy Amman and daughte: Jean, were guests at the home of Mrs Geo. Isaac Sunday. Mrs. Edward Hidiger and children Of Jamestown called on Mrs. Josephine Gates Saturday.

Mrs. Loiu's Noeltner was a Highlani Visitor Sunday. Harry Thiel and family of Edgemon Were St. Jacob visitors Sunday. Mrs.

Louis Drefenbach, Mrs. Berth Majors and Mrs. Jacob Frey, at tended the cooking school in Edwards ville Friday. Mrs. Milda Powell, Mrs.

James Sav age, Mrs. Gus Becker and Mr. an Mrs. Carl Aebischer were Marine vis Jtors Sunday. Mrs.

A. Van Bergen and niece Con ttance, of St. Louis called on th Gaffner family Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Gruenfelder of High land called at the home of Mr.

an Mrs. Philip Baer Sunday. Carmen Raffaelle was a Highlan Visitor Sunday. Ramon Gaffner was a guest at th Junior Senior banquet at the Highlan public school Saturday evening. Wm.

Petry and family of Quinc were guests at the home of the for mer's mother, Mrs. Louisa Petry, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris and dnu ghter, Anna Claire, of Alton, Om Hughes of Amarilla, Texas, Mr.

an Mrs. Orville Wildhaber and childre of spent Monday evening wit Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Noeltner. Mr.

and Mrs. Loran Lapp and so of Collinsville, Mr. and Mrs. Harr Sapp of Highland, Mr. and Mrs.

How vd Vallow and children of Shiloh an Sunday Guests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iberg and fam entertained guests at their home unday. Those present were Mr.

anc flrs. Ed McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Her- rt Mueller and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry -lomann, all of St. Louis; Mr. and lrs. Edmund Iberg of Kansas City nd Mrs. John Hebrank and daughter eanne, Mrs.

Ella Hug and family Irs. Helen Suppiger and son Larry Irs. Fred Hanser and Miss Mabe ann, all of Highland. In Belleville Monday. A number of friends called on the Huth family in Bellevilli londay evening because of the deatl Mr.

Huth. Those going were Mr nd Mrs. Herbert Abendroth, Fremon Hoefle, Edward Vaupel, Miss Bertha 'ischer, Miss Theresa Horenkamp liss Neva Hug, J. J. Kuhner, Mis lozilda Kuhner, Schilling Uphonse and August Thole and Ed vard Yarbrough.

EDWARPSVTLTJ5 SATUBPAY, MAY 20,1939. When Farley Visited Columbus, O. PAHR FIVBl Snapshot of Postmaster General James A Farley during his recent visit in Columbus, 0. With him, left to right, are, Miss Helen M. Dromgoole, Alton, state publicity director of the Democratic Women's Organization, Mrs.

Blanche Fritz, vice chairman of the state committee and Mrs. Anna Hovey, Springfield, director of the Reporter Plan. STAUNTON MRS. HUGH MENU, Correspondent and Mrs. Frank Hauversburk, and daughter Natalie and son Junior, Alton; Mr.

and Mrs. M. Hovey, Gillespie, Thomas Klocke and Miss Dorothy Jones. Silver Wedding Anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Dohm celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Mother's Day. Dinner supper were served to guests. Married Saturday. Miss Lucille Von Rohr, daughter Irs.

Wm. Schuepbach, and Leo on of Mr. and Mrs. John Frey, wer married at the St. Paul rectory bj A.

M. Hohl Saturday afternoor. The attendants were Miss Verna V.m Rohr, Miss Lena and Miss Ida Buettler, and William. Cayton. A wedding upper was served at the home of the jride's mother in the evening.

The will reside in Highland. Entertained Friends. Mrs. Felton Landolt entertained 'riends at her home Friday evening. Games were played and refreshments vere served.

Those present were Miss Esther Kamm, Miss Isabel! Wehrle, Miss Marguerite Bolstein, Mrs. Lester Hug and Miss Neva Hug. Birth Announcement. Mr. and Mr.

Lester Bossart announce the birth of a baby daughter, horn at St. Joseph's Hospital Satur- clav. and The decorations were in silver. A cake baked by Mrs. Herbert Herbeck and decorated by Mrs.

M. Rudat was the centerpiece of the table decorations included an assortment of flowers. Mrs. Dohm was assisted in serving by Mrs. John linger and Miss Leona Henke.

Rev. L. Rauch, her father, and pastor of the Evangelical church at Plum Hill gave a congratulatory message in German and Rev. L. Krekeler of Gillespie, uncle of Mrs.

Dohm spoke in English including an original poem written in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dohm. Guests included their three children, Armin and Robert Pchm and Mr. and Mrs.

Folkerts and daughter Nyla Jean of Mt. Olive, also an attendant Dr. Edwin Krekeler of Gillespie; and two of the flower girls now Mrs. Herbert Herbeck and Mrs. Rolla Jones, Centralia.

Others present were Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer, Granite City, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Krekeler, and son, St.

Louis, Dr. and Mrs. E. Krekeler and Rev. and Mrs.

L. Krekeler, Gillespie; Rev. and Mrs. L. Rauch, Plum Hill; Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Burgoyne, Alton; Mrs. Jesse Erisman, Dixon; Mrs. Rolla Jones and daughter, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs.

M. Rudat, Mr. and Mrs. H. Herbeck and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Rauch and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Unger. They were married on May 14, 1914 at Irvington by her father officiating.

She was formerly Miss Freida Rauch. Surprise Reunion. Mrs. Mary Finnegan was surprised with a reunion Sunday which included the following: Mrs. A.

F. Booth, Miss Dorraine Pearce, Springfield; Mrs. Jacob Watts, Divernon; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Watts, Springfield; Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Drury and sons, Gillespie and Miss Milwida Finnegan, St. Louis. Entertain Guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Stroud entertained at their home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stroud, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Drese and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Taylor and daughter Carol Beth, St. Louis. Reunion Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Sawyer entertained at a reunion on Mother's Day the following children and families: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swank, Peorla; Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Swank Gillespie; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bruhn Bunker Hill; Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Gobble, Dorchester; Mr. and Mrs Evan Wolf, Wilsonville; J. F. Swank and Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Oehler of this city. JOSS NORA BIRMINGHAM, Correspondent Dinner Guests. Mr. and Mrs. F.

C. McMichael entertained a number of guests at their home on Mother's Day. Dinner and supper were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Slocum and son Franklin, Mrs. Katherine Peters of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. McMichael, Mr. and Mrs. Haroltl Beck- Announce Birth. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles art announcing the birth of a baby boy, Marvin Lee born Saturday, May 13. ert and daughter Nell Marie, Verna Hampton of Greenville. Miss Celebrates Anniversary. On Thursday evening Mrs.

Minnie Slivka entertained at her home in honor of the fifteenth birthday anniversary of her son Francis. The time was spent in a social manner. A luncheon was served. Those present were Lester Best, Walter Franke, Walter Birmingham, Steve Walsey and Alfred Slivka. Entertains Card Club.

Mrs'. Glen Phillips entertained her card club at her home on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Otto Dittes and Mrs. Joseph Klunk were awarded prizes and the 100 ace award was presented to Mrs.

Aug. H. Zirges. During the latter part of the afternoon a luncheon was served. Entertains Guests.

Mrs. Lena Wolf entertained the following guests Sunday: Mrs. Millie Moulin, Mrs. S. Melhuish, Mr.

and Mrs. Leland Moulin of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf and son Biliie of Edwardsville.

Regular Meeting. On Wednesday evening the Royal Personals. Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Livesey entertained at their home Sunday Mrs Elmer Jacobs and Mrs. Sallee and son Rogers and daughters Beverly Ann and Patricia, Decatur, Mrs. Roy McMichael and daughter Constance an( Miss Fay Livesey, Edwardsville and Mrs. Melissa Daubach of this city.

Mrs. Mary Hebenstreit had as her guests over Mother's Day her sons, Harry and William Hebenstreit of Ohio. Mrs. Kate Smith and daughter, St. Louis were also her guests The Double Sisters club held a meeting recently at the home of Mrs.

Anna Kozuch. Mrs. Anna Brenzel received the special gift. Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Fate entertained at their home Sunday Dr. and Mrs. A.

Schoeck of Alton. The former conducted services at the Baptist church. Neighbor Lodge held regular meeting at the lodge hall. After the meeting a luncheon was served and a social time ivas enjoyed. Dance at City Park.

Music for the dance on Saturday evening at the city park pavilion will be furnished by J. D. Swing Band. Other recent guests at the home were Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Emery and Will Emery and daughter Wilma of Personate. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Lewis of visited with his mother, Mrs. Lewis Sunday. Mrs. Wilfred Row and daughter Geraldyne were Staunton visitors OB Wednesday. Miss Mildred Neumann of St.

Louif was a Sunday guest of relatives Delores Emrich and Marilyn Weil- haupt visited with Betty Marie Mueller in Edwardsville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klunk and daughter Myra visited with St. Louil relatives Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stahlhut of Edwardsville visited with relatives on Friday. Miss Dorothy Dittes of St. Louis visiting with relatives.

Mrs. John E. Birmingham and Jimmie and Harvey of Worden, Mrs. Ed. Neunaber and Mis Amanda spent Thursday with Mrs.

Sophia R.edicker at Nokomis. Mr Mrs. Arthur Blotevogel, Jr. were Sunday guests of Gitlespie relatives. Mrs.

Ada Neudecker of Highland, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bruning of Wood River visited here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knoche of ietown visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. C. Quade Sunday. Miss Clara Neuhaus of EdwardsvilV spent Thursday with relatives.

Joe Seres and daughter Miss Ethe spent Sunday with relatives in SI Butler returned home Wednes after a visit with Rev. and Mrt Belleville. K. W. Kepner at Denison.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and Mj and Mrs nrt and fam- grandson Marvin and George White, Uy Curran spent Sunday stage manager of the Ambassador parentSi an( Mrs. Joseph Lamb. theatre and Miss Florence Williams, Mrs Kotne returned home on St.

Louis, were entertained at dinner I Mon( ay a ft a ew days visit with St. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Louis re i a tives. Gibson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B.

G. Fridli entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of her mother, Mrs. C. N. Chandler.

Guests Registered Guernseys Purchased. Two Madison County farmers have purchased registered Guernsey bulls. were Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. James. Litch- H. Kessman, of Hamel, purchased field and daughter Mrs. Eiche, Lin- "Dairy Lad's Jim" from Theodore coin, Nebr.

The preceding day Mrs. Kueker, Ava. Kenneth C. Engeling, Chandler and Mrs. Opie DeVries ac- I St.

Jacob, bought "Illini Miramay companied them to SpringlieM I Alert" from the University of Illinois. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Jos.

SUPSS, Mrs. Oscar Bircher and Mrs. Harold Boyer spent Friday to Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George Case and daughter Orclell and Mrs.

Taylor Lyle in Kankakee. On Monday they called on Mr. and Mrs Jos. Wcchlen.at LeRoy. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Hug left Friday to spend the week-end with Mr and Mrs. Henry Potts in Oak Glenn. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Schuessler of Belleville spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmidt. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Schmidt of Pekin spent the week-end with their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schmidt and Mrs. Minnie Stoecklin.

Miss June Mewes of Jamestown spent Friday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hug and Mrs. Jule Hug and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Abendroth visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abendroth and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Abendroth in Edwardsville Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Richards of St. Louis spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer and son Robert and daughter Alice of Pine Lawn, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.

Henry Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Iberg of Kansas City spent the week-end with Mrs. Adolph Iberg and Mrs.

Sam Wernle. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hug spent Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs.

George Hug near Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Malan and family of Centralia visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Koch and daughter. Miss Gertrude Koch, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Abendroth of Belleville visited relatives here Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fedis Abendroth and daughters of Belleville spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jule Abendroth.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Schooley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Soeder in Centralia.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kuhnen of St, Louis are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lopis Kuhnen.

Miss Sclma Tschannen of St. Louis is spending her vacation with rela lives here. Reunion Sunday. A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Langley. The occasion also marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Langley. Guests present included: Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Schaefer, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Thad Emrick, Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Clevenger, Mrs. William Brockmeyer and son Carl, Mrs. Anna Emrick, Mr.

and Mrs. James Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Utt, and (laughter Mary Lou and son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Emrick, Carlinville, Mrs. Ann Seniker and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Langley and Eilleen and Juanita. Family Reulon.

A family reunion was held Sunday in honor of the eighty-fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Christine Kruse which occurred on Friday. Dinner and supper were served and she received many gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Kruse and daughter Elizabeth and son John, Mr. and Mrs. Velmar Dorsch, Mrs. Anna Faulstich, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Faulstich, and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Taylor, St Louis, Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Ficker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Faulslich and iamily, Staunlon. Sunday Guests. Mrs.

Fannie Hauversourtt had as her guests on Mothers' day, the following relatives and friends: Mrs. Mae Hans, and sons Arthur Dale and Claude and family, Miss Gerry Davison, St. Mrs. E. Lautendorf and daughter, Helen and M.

Adams, Bethalto, Mr. Mri. Ella McCain spent Friday to Loytt in O'Fatton Sunday. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Foster in Champaign. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bosenbury of Webster Groves, visited Mr.

and Arthur Knoebel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swanson of St. Louis spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.

John Hoffman. Mrs. Ella Hug and family and Miss Patty Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Hug near Trenton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Trolliet returned to their home Saturday after spending a week with their son, Mr and Mrs. Louis Trolliet in Odin.

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