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PAGE TWO THE FREEPORT JOURNAL-STANDARD PHONE 3100 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1942 News Of The Day In Northwestern Illinois Counties Club Women At Warren To Meet Next Tuesday Warrrn, 111. Nov. War- mi Woman's rlub will meet on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 24, at. 2 o'clock in the parlors of the Methodist church.

The rlub will have as its guests the Stockton, Lena, Winslow nnd South Wayne clubs. An interest inp program will be presented, on the thrmr "The Heritage of America." The Junior class of Warren high school presented the play, "The Very Light Brigade" on Wednesday evening to a large crowd at the high school auditorium. The Warren high school basketball team will play its first game of the season with Winslow high Tuesday night, Nov. 24, in the Warren school gymnasium. A preliminary game will start at 7:15.

Eastern Star To Meet On Monday, Nov. 23, Warren chapter, O. E. will hold a special meeting for initiation, program and refreshments. The initiation will be by candlelight.

The members of the Warren fire department will hold a poultry raffle at the fire house on Tuesday evening, Nov. 24, to which all their friends are invited. Kenneth Driebelbeis, son of Mrs. Iva Driebelbeis, who enlisted in the navy and reported at Des Moines, la. has been sent to the Naval Training station at Great Lakes for recruit training.

John Rowe, son of Mrs. Elva Johnson, of Warren, has reported to the U. S. Naval Training station at Great Lakes for his recruit training. Robert Long, and Fred Pash left Tuesday for induction in the army.

Arthur Savage, Robert Doersam, John Kleeberger and Paul Bartell went to Chicago Tuesday for examination for army duty. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Halsted, of Savanna, formerly of Warren, are the parents of a daughter bom Wednesday night In the Deaconess hospital, Freeport. Mrs.

Leon MacDonald entertained Mrs. Richard Abbott, of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. and Mrs. J. Sheldon Clark, Mrs.

Joseph Witherspoon and Mrs. Rolland Hyatt, of Freeport, at a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Dobler. Rev. R.S: Wilson, Of Dixon, To Speak At Banquet At Cedarville Cedarville, 111., Nov. R. S.

Wilson, of Bethel Evangelical Congregational church, of Dixon, will be the guest speaker at the Christian Endeavor banquet to be held in the Evangelical Congregational church basement on Tuesday, evening, Nov. 24, at 7 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Wilson who came to the Dixon charge from the east, is a well known speaker, especially devoted to young people, and is at present serving the conference as head of the teacher training division, and has served on the board of examiners.

Clyde Kaiser will serve as toastmaster for the occasion, and a varied program of musical, vocal and special numbers has been arranged, local talent and several guest artists from other towns participating. The banquet will be served by the C. I. C. class of the Sunday school, and all those planning to attend are asked to get in their reservations by Sunday.

Grant, gave an Interesting talk at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Orie Schubert and Chloe spent Sunday at the John Bu- forri home, near Elizabeth. Mr.

and Mrs. William Olthoff spent Sunday at the Everett Sturdevant home. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Croffoot and family were Sunday guests at the Karl Klett home.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Hnrtman and son of Chicago, spent the weekend at the Harold Fox home. The ladies are sisters. The Otto Everharfc family had supper Monday at the Glenn Croffoot.

home. Mrs. Theodore Krister, Miss Pearl Keistrr, Mrs. A. Held, Mrs.

John Fox and Mrs. George McLimans were among Freeport shoppers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Keppen, of Waukegan, spent the week-end with the latter's sister.

Mrs. Morrell Hockman and family. Mrs. Allan Fox spent several days in Freeport, the guest of her sister. Church Services In Nearby Towns Kent Kent, 111., Nov.

Carrie Winters is staying with Mrs. Rose Pohl. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rathbun and Virginia spent Sunday with relatives at Elkhorn, Wis.

Mr. and Mrs. Clorus Miller, of Apple River, spent Sunday at F. R. Erwlns.

Mrs. Bertha Glover visited at the Best Kelster home before going to River Falls, for an indefinite stay. Miss Virginia Keister has been ill the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

John Fox spent Sunday evening at the Pete Fox home. Chaplain Hllner. from Camp Smoked Fish FOR FRIDAY SNACKERS Cheese and Crackers Herring and Milw. Rye Bread SIEFFERT'S SNACK SHOP 84? So. Galena Ave.

OPEN SUNDAYS Salem Lutheran Church, McConnell Morning service, Nov. 29, at Catcthetical class every Saturday at 1 p. m. The women of the church will serve a lunch at the Rogers sale H. J.

Lee, pastor. St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Davis Sunday school at 9:30 a. memorial service at Young People's League meets Wednesday evening, Nov. R.

E. Schwarze, pastor. Orangeville United Brethren Sunday school and morning worship service at 9:30 o'clock. Mid-week services Wednesday evening, Nov. 25, at the home of Miss Emma Vivian Threlkeld, pastor.

St. Paul's Lutheran church, Nora Union Sunday school, 9:30 a. lesson, "Strengthening Family Life;" morning service, 10:30. Luther league meets Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 8 p.

leader, Darlene Foat; topic, H. J. Lee, pastor. Eleroy U. B.

Church Sunday school, every Sunday, at 10 a. preaching on the second and fourth Sundays of each month at 11 a. m. All-day missionary service Tuesday, Nov. 24; Freeport women are to meet with us.

Everyone is L. W. Godert, pastor. Harlem Center U. B.

Church Preaching service each Sunday at 10 a. Sunday school, 11 o'clock. Revival meetings begin Sunday night, Nov. 22. Services each night at 7:30 o'clock, with old-time preaching and singing.

Everyone L. W. Godert, pastor. Lena Churches Methodist church: Church school at worship service at 11. Sermon topic, "Alert." Youth Fellowship at 6:30.

At this meeting colored views of California will be shown by Mrs. Mildred Nixon, also views of a boys' camp and other points of interest. Union service at the Amity Lutheran church at 8 p. m. Official board meeting at the church Monday evening at 7:45.

Church school council Tuesday evening at Samuel Taylor, pastor. Amity Lutheran service at 10 a. Sunday school at 11:15, Luther league at 6:30, Jasper Berhenke will discuss "Stewardship." Women's Missionary Thank- offering service at 8 p. A. H.

Stone, pastor. Church of the school at 9:45 a. worship service at 10:45. Sermon topic: "The Religious Significance of the Soil." The B. Y.

P. D. will meet at 6:30 p. m. topic, "Civilian Public Service Camps" A Thanksgiving pageant will be presented at 8 Ernest Shull, pastor.

St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church: Worship service at 10 a. Sunday school at 11:15. Thanksgiving service Thursday morning at 10 L. H.

Beto, pastor. Immanuel Lutheran church: Sunday school at 10 a. worship service at 11. Luther league at 7:45 p. Christian Pieper, pastor.

Adeline Adeline, 111., Nov. Alice Eakle, of Adams, spent several days in the home of Mrs. Clara Eakle. Mrs. Fred Camion and daughter, Sue Ann, Mrs.

Edward Totenhager and children, Ann and Jimmy, of Polo, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fager, of Fret-port, spent Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blair.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, of Adams, Wis, spent Monday in the home of Mrs. Clara Eakle, Mrs. Alice Eakle returned to Freeport with them.

We must GET IN THE SCRAP till the war is won. Rally Day To Be Observed In Lanark Church Lanark, 111., Nov. day will be observed Sunday in the First Brethren church with the Rev. Willis Ronk, dean of the seminary of Ashland, college as speaker at both morning nnd evening services. He will also give Bible lectures each evening of that week nnrt preach on the following Sunday.

I). A. R. Meets Mrs. Anna Carbaugh was hostess to twenty-two members of Carroll chapter, D.

A. Monday afternoon. A skit "What They Didn't Know," was presented by the Lanark members. A paper on "Parliamentary Law" was given by Mrs. Burget Runnels, of Milledgevllle, and a piano solo was given by Miss Leona Hess.

Merle Bicker is stationed in the state of Oregon. Beltista chapter, O. E. S. will meet in the Masonic temple this evening.

A son was born Oct. 29 to Mr. and Mrs. George DeBeeson, of Burbank. Cailf.

Mrs. De Bceson is the former Opal Kampmeier, former Lanark resident. James Blair, of Polo, has purchased the John Schildwahter farm of 120 acres, three miles east of Lanark. Mrs. Augusta strloskl observed her 87th birthday Saturday.

Robert Hower is stationed at Camp Carson, Colo. The Rev. and Mrs. E. D.

Burnworth entertained the Builders class of First Brethren church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Harry Miller Is teacher of the class. Robert Warfel. of Rockford, is a guest of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Warfel. Frank Yeager, who has been employed at the Savanna ordnance depot as a shell inspector, is being sent to the state of New Jersey for further training by the government. Sterling Voters Reject Proposal To Establish Municipal Airport Sterling, 111., Nov. voters yesterday rejected a proposal to construct and maintain a municipal airport by a vote of 1,589 to 1,527.

Two of the city's four wards favored the proposal but the margin of "no" votes in the other wards resulted in the proposition's defeat. The vote by precincts: First, 358 no; 242 yes; second, 706 no; 615 yes; third, 161 no; 204 yes and fourth, 364 no; 466 yes. The proposal would have authorized the park board to issue bonds totaling $30,000 to purchase the necessary land; the building, maintaining and protecting of the property, and acquisition of real estate to be used as a site for a new armory. The proposed site for the airport, consisting of about 500 acres, is at McClue's corners, a mile west of Sterling and north of the Lincoln highway. Many workers in plants were unable to vote in the election as the polls were open only from 8 a.

m. to 5 p. m. Thanksgiving Program To Be Given at Dakota Dakota, 111., Nov. special Thanksgiving program will be given Sunday morning at 10:30 at the Community church, following the regular Bible school at 9:30.

The program will be a historical review of Thanksgiving and discussions will be carried out by D. Emmerson Stltzel. Stanley Wirth, Joyce Baltzer, Frankle Meinert, Sheldon Toelke and Lowell Thomas. The chairman of the program Is D. C.

Goeke. Mrs. Dana Hlbst, of Freeport, spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Atz.

Lena Phidian Art Club To Present Program Monday Night Lena, 111., Nov. Phidian' Art rlub will hold a regular meeting Monday evening, Nov. 23, at the Lena Community high school, at 7:45 o'clock. Miss Jean Donker is presenting club talent, in two short plays. Hostesses for the meeting will be Miss Mary Ellen Terry and Miss Ruth Nudd.

Members are privileged to bring a guest. Mrs. W. O. Gillette Is spending several days at (lie home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Gillette, of Cedarville. Miss Josephine Holmes, of Newton, arrived Tuesday for several days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes.

Private Ernest H. Stabenow has returned to Delhart, after spending a ten-day furlough with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Lutz and daughter, Margaret, attended the tuneral of the former's brother, the Kk KKPORT fOU A A S' HARD Friday, November 20, 1942 Publlbbed Sunday by THE PRKBPOR'l ARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 12-16 Avr, Freeport, Ullnnu. MAIL SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Mall eubscrlptloD prices la counties per year. ils (2.75: three one month, 60c. Elsewhere In la WUcon- iin.

Iowa. and Missouri, per rear. $9.00, months. 13.50: three months, $2.00. All other Mexico md Canada, per f'l 00.

00 tbrei t- 50 second aiaitti Oct iO, 1923. at the poster ice at Freeport Illinois, under, act kUrcb 1079. late James at Madison, on Thursday. Private Charles Walte, a former resident of Lena, Is stationed at Cnmp Blending, Fla. Mrs.

Mildred Holmes Nlion, of Arlington, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes. Clifford Altenbern, son of Mrs. Elmer Kraus, for Camp Grant this week where he will be inducted into the army.

The Ladles' Aid society of the St. John's Lutheran church met at the home of Mrs. William Gartner on Thursday afternoon. The ladies expect to hold a bazaar the early part of December. Mrs.

Mildred Nixon, of Arlington, showed colored slides at the Community school on Wednesday. The pictures were taken by her son, Joseph, and showed pictures of boys' camps in the mountains, rose parade, and other Interesting scenes taken in California. Scenes showing the highest point in the United states as well as the lowest point in the United States, which are both located in California. Play To Be Given At Mt. Morris High School Tonight Mt.

111., Nov. is in readiness for the production the play, "Ever Since Eve," at the high school tonight at 8 o'clock under the direction of Miss Dorothy Savage. Those from the junior class appearing In the cast are: Mrs. Allen. Johnny Wolf.

Mr. Wright. Spud Palmer. Susan Prugh. Betsy Watt.

Martha Avey. 'Officer Simmons Horst. Henry Ploto. Lucybelle Lingle. Preston Silvius.

Football Krug, Charles Weller, Dwlght Butterbaugh, Weldon Noble. On the production staff for the play are: Medlar, Evelyn Wible. Stage Krug. Assistant stage Palmer, Vincent Horst, Wayne Floto. Nunn, Anita Watson.

Crowell, Mildred Lingle, Patsy Hilger, Phyllis Llzer. Business manager Majorle Yoder. Community Church At Dakota To Hold Thankskiving Service Dakota, 111., Nov. Thanksgiving program will be held in Dakota Community church at 10:30 a. m.

on Sunday, Nov. 22. The theme of the program will be, "The Cele- oration of Thanksgiving from Earliest Times to the Present." There will be various appropriate hymns and solo selections to carry on this idea. David Goeke is serving as the chairman of the service. The collection at this service will be used toward making up the church's quota for the Presbyterian War Time Service commission.

Polo High School Seniors Present "Brother Goose" Friday Night, Dec. 4 Polo, 111., Nov. are under way at Polo high school for the senior class play, "Brother Goose," to be presented In the auditorium on the evening of Dec. 4, at 8 o'clock. Miss Leva Missman is director, and members of the cast are as follows: Cruikshank Newman Ames Parvin Sheely Jean Blough Eve -Etholine Clingenpeel Duncan Geary Mrs.

Young Truck Horton Sale of tickets by members of the class began today. Boy Scouts At Mt. Carroll To Collect Scrap Florence Station Florence Station, 111., Nov. Mr. and Mrs.

L. H. Owen, of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellison, of St.

Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Otto and son, Jeffrey, of Rockford, were dinner guests at the home of William Otto Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

L. H. Owen left for their home at Omaha, Thursday afternoon after spending several weeks visiting Mrs. Owen's parents, and other friends in Freeport and the community. Mr.

and Mrs. Ellison, of St. Paul, returned to their home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Kaney and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kaney motored to Sterling Sunday to visit Mrs. Harold Kaney's Mr. and Mrs.

H. Rote. Mrs. Leo Kaney is visiting her parents, Kev. ami Mrs.

Avery Feltz, at Cedar Falls, la. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderfer, of Warren, have moved into the home of Mrs. Mary Wyndette, where they Will reside.

Mr. ami Mrs. Jacob Janssen spent Thursday visiting at the home of Janssen West, of Florence Station. The wjMiien of the Florence Station Evangelical church are giving a fried chicken dinner in the basement of the church. Nov.

24, Tuesday ening, from 5 to 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. Mt. Carroll, 111., Nov. scouts of this city will collect scrap Wednesday afternoon in a house to house canvass the entire city, it was announced today by Floyd Tompklns, scoutmaster.

Tompkins asks that houseowners have their scrap articles piled in front of the homes so that the collection will not be delayed. Four new boys have joined the local scout troop. They are Jack Robb'e, Stanwood Frank, Richard Law and Ray Sisler. TO GIVE READING Mrs. Ethel Swift Lawler will present a program of dramatic readings at 7:30 p.

m. Sunday at Frances Shimer college. Mrs. Lawler served as a teacher of dramatic interpretation for ten years in the school of speech at Northwestern university. Her daughter, Ruth Swift, is a student at Frances Shimer.

Declare War On Rats Carroll county farm bureau has declared war on rats In the rural areas and specially prepared bait will be distributed on Nov. 28 and 30. Members have been notified where to pick up the bait on those dates. Rats will find two kinds of meals prepared for them. Farm bureau officials state the rat can have his choice.

Red squill is mixed with fish In one case and with meat In the other. Real Estate Transfers Real estate transfers recorded in the office of John R. Gelwlcks Include Daniel M. Airhart and wife to Thomas J. Gilbert et al, sec.

10, twp. 24, range 3. Lola Myers to 'Clarabel F. McCall, lot 8, blk. 1, Fitch Savanna.

John E. Schmidt and wife to Robert L. Morris, lot 1, blk. 5, S. and Shannon.

Robert L. Morris and wife to John E. Smith, same description. Rex Willis and wife to Lillian A. Bowers et al, lot 2, blk.

18, Lanark. Josie E. Green and husband to Leland L. Kerkove and wife, sec. 8, twp.

24, range 4. Rosa Bicksler to Lola Bicksler, lots 8 and 11, blk. 10, S. and B. Shannon.

Home Owners Loan Corp. to William K. Brown and wife, lot 9, blk. 2, Broadmoor, Savanna. James J.

Sheridan et al to Roland H. Schroth and wife, sec. 24, twp. 23, range 3. Thank Offering Program To Be Given Sunday In Church at Rock Grove Rock Grove, 111., Nov.

Women's Missionary society will hold Its annual thanks offering program Sunday morning at 10:45 in Mt. Carmel Evangelical church The following program will be given: Prelude. W. White. thank offering).

Pageant, "The Challenge of the Cross." The cast. T. L. C. Suhr.

Neva Myers, Miss Eileen Stem, Miss Grace Zimmerman, Mrs. Glen Relmer, Mrs. Clark Myers and Mrs. Herman Pehler. Address, "The Art of Being W.

White. "Let Us Give Thanks," with solo by Miss Shrylah Meinert. Others presenting gifts are Mrs. Lester Fiene, Mrs. Ezra Stem, Mrs.

Alvin Meinert and Miss Gladys Quest. W. White. News Briefs Mr. and Mrs.

Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Wienburg, of Rockford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wagner.

Mrs. Wilson Krumrine, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leland Lestlkow, at Davis, on Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Fisher and daughter Kay) of Freeport, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. R. B.

Fisher. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson White were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs.

E. White at Dixon. Miss Lila Quest, returned home Tuesday from the Deaconess hos pital, Freeport. Family Day To Be Observed In Apple River Church Apple River, 111.. Nov.

22 will be Family day at the Methodist church. All families are urged to come and sit together at the morning service, beginning at 11 o'clock. Union Thanksgiving service will be held Tuesday night, Nov. 24, at the Presbyterian church. Rev.

Edwin Hunt, pastor of the Methodist church, will deliver the message. William Du Bois has returned home after a visit with friends in Rockford. Carol Jean and Catherine Yeager spent a few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans, in Warren.

Mrs. Sophia Hacker and daughter, Miss Emilia, of this village and the Edwin Kuhlmaii family, of Lena, were Sunday visitors at the Herman Hacker home, south of town. Mrs. Owen Burke has been visiting her son, Joseph Burke, and family, at Warren. The American Legion auxiliary Will meet at the Lions club rooms Tuesday evening, Nov.

24. The president wishes all members possible to be present. A covered dish luncheon will be served. Mr. and Mrs.

Orrin Baumgartner and Ous Baumgartner were visitors recently at the Charles Seimen home, near Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Richard White, of Warren, were callers Sunday afternoon at the James R. White home, south of Apple River.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams and daughter, June Elaine, spent Saturday night and Sunday in Chicago with their son and brother, Malcolm R. Williams, A. who had a 30-hour leave from the naval training station at Dearborn, Mich.

Sunday School Class At Davis To Hold Holiday Tea Dec. 5 Davis, 111., Nov. Solid Rock Sunday school class will have a holiday tea at the church Saturday, Dec. 5. Mrs.

George Horton will entertain the class this evening. Paul Ende, of Camp Douglas, ts visiting his sister, Miss Lena Ende. Paul Nath and family, of Roscoe, and Mrs. Earl Weimer, of Freeport, spent Sunday at the Charles Nath home. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Glaim, of Rockford, visited the former's grandmother, Mrs. Ever Everson, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Neva Warburg is visiting at the Homer Norem home In Newark.

Miss Gay Wakefield, of Chicago, spent the week-end with the E. H. Hofmelsters. Mr. and Mrs.

James Fortney and family, of Freeport, were guests at the R. A. Patterson home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Bloem, Mr. and Mrs. Emll Press and Miss Shirley Bloem, of Chicago, were week-end guests at the Marion Hoover home Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Meier and daughter Joye and the former's mother Mrs. Ed Meier, visited the C. F. Becker family Sunday. Mrs.

George Elton of Canton, South Dakota was here Tuesday to attend the funeral of her uncle, W. O. Jennewein. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lestikow were entertained at the William Baker home, in Winslow, Sunday. Mrs. William Arnsmeier spent Sunday and Monday at the M. H. Alberstett home in Rockford.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Spelman are the parents of a boy, born Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Schwab, of Freeport spent Sunday at the B. L. Schmltt home. Postmaster and Mrs. E.

R. Ditzler attended the dinner-meeting of the postmasters of Stephenson county at the Senate hotel, in Freeport, Monday evening. Rock City Rock City, 111., Nov. Hattie Westphal, Mrs. Clara Kohlhoff and Mrs.

Charlotte Butterfield attended funeral services for Oscar Jennewein, at Davis, Tuesday afternoon. Harrison Raymer and Walter Schrader, of Freeport, visited relatives here Wednesday afternoon. Dan Kloepping, of Rock Grove. Community Chest Drive At Polo Is Begun Today Polo, Nov. fourth annual Community Chest drive began today.

The committee in charge has approved the following welfare organizations and these will receive funds according to service given in this community: American Brotherhood for the Blind; American Legion Auxiliary Welfare, Christinas baskets, auspices Ministerial association; Community Service, directed by the Community Chest board; Community Youth club, supervised recreation for boys and girls; Emergency fund, expense of Chest drive; girl scouts; Illinois Children's Home and Aid society; Kiddies' Christmas party, sponsored by Junior Woman's club; Salvation Army, Santa's Treat for Children, sponsored by Civic Industrial league; State Y. M. C. W. R.

C. welfare. Members of the Would-Be Tourist club met at the home of Mrs. W. T.

Oreig on Wednesday afternoon. "Mexico was the subject of the program given-by Miss Mary Hammer. Halcyon Club Entertained A meeting of the Halcyon club was held at the home of Mrs. Henry Mades on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

Herbert Coffman presented a review of "Get Thee Behind Me" by Hartzell Spence and Mrs. O. H. Skabo read several selections from the Reader's Digest. Mrs.

Nathan Mount was hostess to the members of the Wednesday clul at her home on Wednesday afternoon. "What Hobbies Do You Ride?" was the subject of the program presented by the group. Mrs. Clarence Beard and Miss Julia Bracken were hostesses to the members of the W. R.

C. Bridge club at the corps rooms on Wednesday evening, Mrs. George Strickler was hostess of the Presbyterian church society of the Presbyterian church at her home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Kratz, of Chadwick has come for an extended stay ut the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Pontnak. Typers Go to California Mr. and Mrs. William Typer have gone to Long Beach, to spend the winter months.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rienstra are spending the week with Chicago relatives. Mrs. John McCousland returned home Monday from a visit at the home of her son, Donald McCausland, and family, in Derby, Conn.

Phil Ebel returned home Thursday, after a few days' stay In Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. Edgar Holly spent Wednesday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Colcord, in Sterling.

Mrs. Alice Savage is confined to her 1 ome ly illness. Visitor from Portland, Ore. Mrs. Brewer Pearson, of Portland, a former member on the Polo grade school faculty visited Miss Josephine Lindeman on Tuesday.

Mrs, Pearson will be recalled on his mother, Mrs. Emma Kloepping, Monday. Mrs. Harry Anderson, of Rockford, was an over-night guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Tracy, Wednesday night.

Mrs. Owen Zimmerman, of Juda, is visiting at the home of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Zimmerman. membered as Laura Johnson.

Miss Hanna Byrne returned to Polo Wednesday evening following an extended stay with in Ft. i Dodge, la. Mrs. Howard Webster Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Metcalf, in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Max Leber, of Rockford, are spending Thursday at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

0. W. LeBef. Miss Anna Parmalee is Making an extended visit the home of and Mrs. Richard Oraebel in ottumwft; la.

150 Persons Register At Pecatonica For Gasoline Rationing Pecatonica, 111., Nov. hundred fifty nersons appeared at the school Wednesday to make application for gasoline rationing cards. The third session for signing up will be conducted tonight from 6 o'clock till 9 o'clock. Lodge Pecalonlca lodge, No. 173, O.

O. is scheduled to meet Monday night. A stated meeting will be held by A. W. Rawson lodge, No.

145, A. P. A. Tuesday night. Notes About Men In Service Private Robert Dahl, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Dahl, who enlisted in the U. S. marines and who recently completed the basic training period at. the marine corps base In San Diego, has been chosen for special training in the radio division and will be sent to one of the service schools for this training.

Private Warren Bouton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Judd Bouton, who just recently completed his basic training at the marine corps base in San Diego, had been named for special training and Is now located with the Marine Air Wing, No. Aerial Gunners' school, Naval Air Station, San Diego. Baileyville Thimble Club Holds Meeting Baileyville, 111., Nov.

Thimble club society of Reformed church met at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meyer recently. Jacob Busker and son, James, Ruth Funk and daughter, Darlene, George Christjans and daughter, Arlene, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Boedeker and family, at Rock Falls. Mrs. John Mieners, and Son, Mienert Mieners, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruthe and family, of Forreston, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Linneman and family, near Bolton, were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Fred Linneman In honor of Floyd Linneman, who enlisted in the United States army. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Black and family visited at the home of Mr; and Mrs. William Roberts, near Bolton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Schissler, of Bolton, spent Tuesday evening at the Orin Busker home.

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