The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 13

13 DAILY DISPATCH, MOLINE, ILLINOIS: MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1947. MARIAN DE SUTTER Lewis-Toppert Wedding Solemnized In Methodist Church at Rock Falls Kathleen Miller and Donald Ellis Married in Erie Baptist Church BACK FROM ORIENT TO PROPHETSTOWN Prophetstown Bruce Dorathy WDSNWODHU Dogs at Cleveland To Be Vaccinated Cleveland Dog owners were notified today that they may have their dogs vaccinated against rabies at the Jim Don-ahoe home the evening of September 3 from 7 to 9 o'clock. A village ordinance requires all dogs to be vaccinated or they must be confined. Erie Kathleen Miller, only daughter of Mrs. Bertha Miller and the late Jesse Miller of Erie, last evening became the bride of Donald R.

Ellis, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Ellis, also of Erie, in an im Prophetstown The Methodist church in Rock Falls was a setting for the wedding of Betty Jane Lewis, daughter of the late Lowell and Mrs. Ethel Lewis of Rock Falls and Clyde E. Toppert, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. FreJ. Toppert of Prophetstown Sunday afternoon! fireman 2d class, has arrived home to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dorathy, from China, Japan, and the Pacific Isles.

He has spent two months in San Diego, pressive candlelight service in the Baptist church. Reach Windsor After Bicycling 350-Mile Route New Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason and sons, Charles and Bryant, of New Kensington, and Bill Anderson of Van Wert, left Thursday for their homes following a visit here with Mr. Mason's mother, Mrs.

Frances Pctrle, and daughter, Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Mason and son. Bryant, had visited here the last two weeks, but Charles and Bi.lL both 19, arrived this week, having made the trip from Ohio by bicycle, a distance of about 350 miles.

During their journey to New Windsor the Masons had stopped en route to visit the Andersons, former neighbors. It took the boys one week to make their trip, camping out at night. fay where he attended a diesel motor school. He will report back to San Diego September 29 and will be sent The father of the bridegroom read the double ring ceremony in the presence of a large number of i' -y to Guam. He has reinlisted for two relatives and friends before an ANNAWAN HOMES ENTERTAIN MANY 1 1 jpf i I MRS.

DONALD R. ELLIS. MRS. CLYDE E. TOPPERT.

Moline, Morison, Normal and Rock Island. The serving table was centered with a 4-tier decorated wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom'. Flowers and candles were also used for table decorations. Mrs. Kenneth Miller, sister-in- To Move Former Doctor's Building To Geneseo Site Geneseo Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Obermueller have purchased the office building of Dr. Worlini? R. Young located on West First street. Mr.

Obermueller, Geneseo Ehoe repairman, stated he will move the building to his property on South Spring street by September 12. Work was started Saturday on digging a basement Mr. Obermueller also said he plans to remodel and redecorate the building and upon completion he will rent it for living quarters. Dr. Young will move his office equipment Into the house on North Vail street which has been occupied by Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Green the first week in September. His office will be located in the Vail street residence until his new building Is completed on West First street. years. Sgt.

Ralph Matthews has arrived from Korea to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Matthews, after spending a "year in Seoul, where he was a teletype operator with the Seventh division. He flew home Irom Camp Stoneman, Calif. He is on terminal leave and will receive his discharge about October 1.

Party in Newlon Home. A family dinner in the Ray Newlon home Sunday marked the third birthday anniversary of Charles Newlon, their son. Guests Included the Virgil Newlon family, William Newlon family, Lloyd Newlon family and Mrs. Julia Newlon of Prophetstown community and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Newlon and family cf Elmhurst. Guests at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown entertained at dinner Sunday Mrs.

John Roberts of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hardgraves and daughter, Frarylee, of Sanderson, Tex, Mrs. Myrtle Douthitt of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Frary and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowland and son, B.M. Frary and Donald Frary of Prophetstown. Attend Frary FnneraL Justine Becker, Mrs.

Myrtle Douthitt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welch of Chicago, Mrs. Thomas Thompson cf Glyndon, Mrs. Ida McKen-rie of TampicoMr.

and Mrs. Less Hoak and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoak cf Lanark, Mrs. John Roberts of New York and Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Hardgraves and daughter, Frarylee, cf Sanderson, Texas, were among those from a distance who attended funeral services for Mrs. B.M. Frary Friday. law of the bride, served the punch, and Mrs.

Lee Gammon served the cake. Waitresses Mrs. Donald altar decorated with candelabra, ferns and pink and white gladioli. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. L.

E. Ellison of Normal, aunt of the bride, played nuptial music. William Ellison, cousin of the bride, also of Normal, sang. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Attorney Kenneth Miller of Sterling, wore a gown fashioned of Aloncon lace, styled with a round neckline, basque bodice and long sleeves with points over the hands, HER BOUFFANT SKIRT extended in a cathedral train. Her fingertip veil of net was held in, place by an embroidered coronet and tiara of seed pearls.

Pearl necklace, gift of the bridegroom, was her only ornament, and she carried a colonial bouquet of pink and white roses with white streamers. Mrs. Hudson, maron of honor, was gowned in blue and carried a bouquet of asters tied with blue streamer. Joyce Ellison, cousin of the bride, and Ruby Shepherd were bridesmaids. Miss Ellison wore a floor-length gown of yellow and carried a bouquet of asters tied with yellow streamers.

Miss Shepherd wore a pink floor-length gown, and her flowers were asters tied with pink streamers. All the attendants wore flowers in their hair. Mrs. Miller, the bride's mother, wore navy blue sheer and a white rose corsage. Mrs.

Ellis wore a gray sheer dress and pink rose corsage. STANLEY ELLIS served his brother as best man, and Melvin and Gordon Ellis, brothers of the bridegroom, served as ushers. After the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors for 170 guests from Erie, Chicago, Galesburg, Dixon, Morris, Sterling, Vaupel, Mrs. Robert Welty, Mrs, John Bennett, cousin of the bride and Mrs. Kenneth Rogers, cousin of the bridegroom.

Serving in the Annawan Marvin J. Powell, medical student at Harvard university, Boston, the last three years, arrived home Friday night and will visit his parenets, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell, and family. Marvin has taken a pre-medical course the last two years and will attend a medical convention on cancer research in St.

Louis. He served 4 years as first pharmacist's1 mate in the navy. He will return to Boston September 8. Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Peterson and family of Racine, came Friday for a visit over Labor day with Mrs. Peterson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Lester Nelson. Robert and Suzanne Nelson who had been visiting in the Peterson home, returned to their home here. Mr.

and Mrs. LP. Stewart and children and J.F. Stewart left Saturday for Washington, where they will visit Mrs. Nannie Cre-cglious.

Lynn Vandemark left Friday for Appleton, to attend the wedding of Robert Frailing, his buddy in the service. Mrs. Lowell Mapes and daughter, Barbara Ann, who has been in St. Francis hospital, Kewanee, were able to be brought home Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Sakes of M-i-nonk is visiting in.

the home of her mother, Mrs. Henry Wolf, and in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mapes at Sheffield. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Johnson Jr. will give a dance in the P.L. Wilson hall Wednesday evening. DeVrieze's band will furnish music.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pont and family and Mrs. Emma Whetstone spent Friday in Sterling. Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin DeDecker, Louise Egert and Leonard Anderson spent the weekend In Blue The Rev. Wayne Leighty of the Methodist church in Sycamore and the Rev. Mr. Blumberg of the Rock Falls church read the double ring service.

The church was decorated with palms, baskets of gladioli and candelabra. The bride approached the altar down the white-carpeted aisle on the arm of her uncle, Raymond Mathis, of South Bend, Ind. Mrs. Bertha of Sterling played organ music preceding the ceremony and Mrs. Edgar Wolfe of Rock Falls sang.

Wears White Satin. The bride wore a white satin gown with a sweetheart neckline edged with beads, leg-o-mutton sleeves coming to points over the wrists, full skirt with a beaded peplum. Her long veil was caught together with a beaded tiara. She wore a single strand of pearls, gift from the bridegroom, and carried a bridal bouquet of red roses centered with a white orchid. Berniece Lewis, sister of 'the bride, of Rock Falls was.

maid of honor and wore a green chiffon dress fashioned with sweetheart neckline, full skirt, puffed sleeves. She wore a large green picture hat with an open crown. Her shower bouquet was of white gladioli tied with yellow ribbon. Marjorie Lewis, another sister of the bride, of Rock Falls, Jean Sis-son of Rock Falls and Marjorie Johnson of Sterling were the bridesmaids and had long dresses of blue, pink and yellow chiffon, respectively. The attendants wore single strands of pearls, white mitts and carried shower bouguets of small mums colored to match their dresses.

Marilyn Mathis, cousin of the bride, of New Carlysle, wore a white floor-length dress with orchid ribbons. Doris Linton of Sterling, dressed in a floor-length peach dress, and Marjorie Jurkens of Rock Falls, In a floor-length aqua dress, took part in the wedding ceremony lighting the candles. Brother Is Best Man. The bridegroom's attendants were his brother, clarence Toppert, of Prophetstown as best man and Merlin Hannabarger, Clifford Presnell and Charles Hodge, all of Prophetstown, friends. Ushers were Robert Smith of Prophetstown, Robert Woodring of Berwyn, the bride's nephew; Em-mett Warner of Chicago, cousin of the bridegroom; and Arlyn Toppert kitchen were Mrs.

James Ellison, Mrs. Melvin Joslin, Mrs. Oscar Ol son and Mrs. Harry Wood. Mrs.

George Pelletler was in charge of the bride's book and Mrs Charles Brown was In charge of the gifts. Both wore corsages of pink gladioli. After the reception the newly of Prophetstown, another coysin of the bridegroom. A reception was held following the ceremony in the' church parlors which were decorated in rainbow colors with baskets of gladioli. The serving table was centered with a 5-tier cake topped with the miniature couple on a large mirror and surrounded with flowers.

There were white candles in crystal holders at each end of the table! Mrs. Francis Hanson of Sterling, a cousin of the bride, was in charge of the bride's book. Josephine Mann, the bride's cousin, of Morrison was in charge of gifts. Waitresses were friends, Betty Rae John and Betty Lou Olson of Sterling and Mary Jane Firoini of Rock Falls. Each wore a white organdy gift of the bride.

Mrs. Guy Goodman, the bride's aunt, of Oak Park served the cake, Mrs. John Woodring, sister of the bride, of Berwyn and Mrs. Clarence Toppert of Prophetstown and Mrs. Leo Royer, aunt of the bride, of Sterling poured.

Furnish Music. Nuptial music was played by Leo Eckert of Sterling during the reception and selections sung by Mrs. Edgar Wolfe. Mrs. Toppert was graduated from Rock Falls high school in 1944 and has since been employed in the timekeeping department of the Northwestern Steel and Wire Co.

in Rock Falls. She will continue her work. Mr. Toppert was graduated from Prophetstown schools in 1942 and is associated wih his brother in painting. The couple will live with the bride's mother at 808 West Second street, Rock Falls.

They left for a two weeks trip through northern states. The bride wore a black fall dress with black accessories and an orchid corsage. weds left for a short wedding trip. Mrs. Ellis chose a going-away frock of forest green and black acces sories.

They will be at home in an apartment with Mrs. Bertha Miller after September 7. Morrison Students -Enroll Tomorrow Morrison With the high "school teaching staff completed, registration will take place at the high school tomorrow morning. Those enrolling as freshmen In the high school will register at 8:20 and sophomores, juniors and seniors will enroll at 9 ajn. According to E.S.

superintendent of schools, there ar still vacancies in the fifth and cUth grades. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ellis were J. lews ui rauenis graduated from Erie high school.

Mr. Ellis served 14 months in the armed forces overseas and will attend Augustana college this fall. Mrs. Ellis Is employed as bookkeeper in the Erie State bank and will resume her duties September 8. Cambridge Irvin J.

Jeanotte, Reporter. Office Phone. Blar'c 48. Homa Phone oreen 103. riamhridre Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer MRS. JAMES P. BUGOS. Woodhull Marian DeSutter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice DeSutter, Woodhull, became the bride of James P. Bugos, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bugos, Alpha, this morning in, the St.

John's Catholic church here. The Rev. Walter Buche read the double ring ceremony. The altar was decorated with palms and gladioli. Florence Welch of Woodhull played the organ and Jack Bugos, brother of the bridegroom, sang.

Maurice DeSutter Jr. and Edward Grymonprez, brother and cousin of the bride, served as acolytes. THE BRIDE, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white slipper satin. The form-fitting gown extending Into a train with lace inserts was fashioned with a round neckline and lace yok.e with tiny covered buttons down the back. The long sleeves extended to points over the hands.

Her full-length veil fell from a halo cap trimmed in seed pearls and orange blossoms. Her only jewelry was a gold locket worn by her mother 32 sears ago at her wedding. She carried a shower bouquet of white gladioli. ELAINE STAES of East Moline, maid of honor, wore a pastel blue gown of silk marquisette and lace with a matching Juliet cap. She carried a colonial bouquet showers of peach gladioli.

Angeline DeSutter and Patricia Bugos, sisters of the bride and bridegroom, respectively, were bridesmaids. They wore identical gowns of pink marquisette with matching Juliet caps. They carried colonial bouquets of 'gladioli. The flower girls, Nancy Kay DeSutter and Betty Jean DeBuysere, nieces of the bride, were dressed in floor-length gowns of blue taffeta. They carried tiny white baskets of rose petals and wore flowers In their hair.

The ringbeajrer, Lyle Nelson, nephew of the bride, was dressed in white and carried the rings on a white satin pillow. Joseph DeSutter, brother of the bride, served as best man. Ushers were Robert Nelson of Matherville, cousin of the bridegroom, and Francis DeSutter, brother of the bride. FOLLOWING the ceremony a weddimr breakfast was served to the bridal party in the home of the bride's parents. A dinner was served at 1 o'clock in the Masonic hall in Alnha to 60.

In the afternoon and evening a recet)tion will be held in the home of the bride's parents for 150 relatives and friends of the couple. Jean and Elizabeth Grvmonprez. Mrs. Marlln Jones of Viola and Mrs. Amle Saelens of Orion will be waitresses at the reception.

The counle will leave on a 2-week wedding trin to Texas and Colorado Sprinps, after which they will reside on a farm two and a half miles east of Osco. THF BRIDE is a graduate of New Windsor high school and for the last two and half years has been emnloyed VanderBeke's Cleaners in East Moline. The bridegroom is a graduate of MERCER REVIEW BOARD CUTS TOTAL BY $24,840 Air do Reductions in assessed values of Mercer county properties totaling $24,840 were made by the Mercer county board of review, according to figures announced by O. H. Lee, county clerk and clerk cf the board.

Final meeting of the board was held Saturday morning. Assessed values of utilities property in the county was Increased by the board of review by $2,145. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. John left Saturday on an auto GOODIN FUNERAL HELD IN FENTON Erie Funeral services for Mrs.

George G. Goodin of Benton, formerly of Erie, were held this afternoon in the Fenton Evangelical United Brethren church. The Rev. Thomas H. Benton, pastor, offi tour of Minesota and the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Annawan Aid Unit To Hold Hat Party Annawan The Ladies Aid society hses made plans for a hat party and program to be given at the church parlors the afternoon of September 11, and the following committees are appointed Mrs. F.C. Dewey, Mrs. Harry Seabert, Mrs. Earl Keemle, Louise Egert and Mrs.

Joseph Gilbraith, program; and MrsEilert Miller, Mrs. Roy Shaw, Mrs. Nellie Graham, Mrs. August Egert, Mrs. Edward Seabert and Mrs.

H.P. Decker, hostesses. The public is invited. Guests at Albany Albany Amelia Naftzger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

I.G. Naftzger, underwent an emergency appendectomy in the Morrison hospital. Allen Bohannan of Chicago arrived Friday to spend the holiday with his father, David Bohannan. Donald Anglese of Springfield and Dona Diebler of Chicago arrived Saturday to spend the weekend in the J-R- Anglese home. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Wierenga and son of Holland, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wierenga, left Saturday for their home, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Venhuizen and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Norman have returned home from a trip west. Mrs. Margaret Cormany, who broke her hip and has a patient in Jane Lamb hospital, Clinton, la, has been brought to her home in Garden Plain.

Mrs. Abbie Hanson cf Minnesota is staying with her. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willis Reed and daughter, Lovadce, and Mr.

and ATKINSON GRADE Mrs. Everett Clark are spending Labor day with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wallenfelt in Madison, Wis. ciated.

nnt-nf-tnwn eiiests at a family picnic dinner held by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Goodin died Friday evening in her home following a heart attack. Hazel Bell Sawyer was bom in Erie Dec.

23, 1890. the dauKhter of Eben Coll Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Cameron of Galesburg and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mathers and Mrs. Fannie Poppy of Rock HEARING OF KEWANEEAN DELAYED AT CAMBRIDGE Cambridge The hearing of Merle Clark of Kewanee, who is chnrged with contributing to th delinquency of a child, has been continued until September 15 by County Judge Vera M. Binks. The man was arrested August 13 and entered a plea of not guilty at that time.

The court appointed Julian P. Wilamoski to represent the Josephine Schultz To Be Wed Sept. 14 In Geneseo Church Geneseo Mrs. Josephine Schultz. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. T. Bartlett of Geneseo, who will be married to Leo R. Schmidt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard L. Schmidt of Davenport, has selected September 14 as her wedding day. The ceremony will be performed at 4 o'clock in the Geneseo First Presbyterian church with the Rev. Pryor T.

Smith, pastor, officiating. No invitations are being sent. All friends and relatives of the couple are Invited. Island. Mr and Mrs.

George Sawyer, and was educated in the Erie schools. She was a member of the Fenton Louis Matthews of Franklin. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S.

Fay Rishel. Mrs. Jesse Wise of Bloomington is visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geneseo John Palmer.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wclnrich church. Surviving are her husband; one son, George; two daughters, Mrs. Donald Hensler of Morrison, and Mrs.

Jasper Jepscn of Fenton; four grandchildren; four brothers, Paul, Claude, Glenn and Earl; two sisters, Mrs. Lois Chapin of Morrison and Mrs. Luther Thompson of Rock Island. Glenn Sawyer of Guthrie, came yesterday t5 attend his elstcr'a services. are spending the holidays with friends and relatives in Minneapolis.

During their absence their son, Larry, is staying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wclnrich. George Anderson, DP. Robinson, and Lucien May are vacationintt at FACULTY READY Atkinson Public grade school will reopen Monday.

Registration and assignment of seats and lessons will begin at 9 o'clock. The factulty will remain the same as last year; Mrs. Wilma Max-son first and second grades; Mrs. Laveta Wilson, third, fourth and fifth grades; and Gilbert Fouts, sixth, seventh and eighth grades, principal and coach. The basement has been dug in preparation for building a 4-room bungalow for Mr.

and Mrs. Edmond jBrowns on the lot they purchased recently from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stlner. Mr.

and Mrs. James Freddy and son, Carl, and Dina Simon, left Thursday evening for Topeka, where they will visit Mrs. Freddy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Simon.

Foresters' meeting will be held in the Legion hall Tuesday evening with Lester Causemaker and Fred Pacquer in charge. Mrs. Fred Pacquer entertained 16 children in her home Thursday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Connie's, 8th birthday. Prizes in games were won by Chuckie Claeys, Dwaine Van Vooren, Lynn Van Opdorp, Dale Roman, Carol Simon, Mary Jo Verkruyse, Barbara Verstraete and Joan CLEVELAND Cleveland Mrs. Kenneth Larson gave a bridal shower for Alice King who will become the bride of Mrs.

Larson's brother, Arthur Van Klrtverrn. Out-of-town Bursts wrre from Chicago, Colona. Reese Gardens. East Moline and Hampton. Mrs.

John D. Stohl, Mrs. William Herzog and Mrs. Wilma Stout won prizes in bunco. The Cleveland Juniors won from Carbon Cliff softball team 13 to 12, in a recent game.

The Cleveland regulars defeated Hampton 6 to 2. The Green River team won from Spector's 8 to 6. Spirit Lake resort, Aitkin, Minn. They expect to return Wednesday. Marjory Swanson "Feted at Wood hull Orion Marjory Swanson was honored at a prenuptlal party Friday evening in the home of iMrs.

John Bergstrom. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Tony Bubon of Alpha, Mrs. Kenneth Swanson and Helen Larson of Orion. Prizes in games went to Mrs.

Kennth Fredell and Rosalie Crouch. Out-of-town guests were from Moline, Geneseo, Alpha, Lynn Center and Orion. Mrs. Alice Gustafson of Orion en tertained at a family dinner party held in Johnson's tea room in Mo line Friday evening honoring her Deaths and Funerals ENBLOOM FUNERAL. Woodhull Funeral services for John Enbloom, who died Tuesday in Peoria, were held Friday afternoon in Bethany Lutheran church with the Rev.

O.K. Bosse officiating. Mrs. Bosse sang with Mrs. Logan Stiers at the organ.

Pallbearers were F.O. Gustafson, John V. and Ed Tapper, Edward Lundgrcn, Ernest Olson and C.T. Brown. Burial was in the Wood-hull cemetery.

John Enbloom, was born May 2, 1857 in Molia, Sweden and he came to this country in 1879 and located at Andover where he resided a few years, then came to Woodhull and resided on a farm south of Woodhull. He was married to Matilda Swenson in 1889 and she died in 1932. He was a member of Bethany Lutheran church at Woodhull. There are no relatives except nieces and nephews. JOHNSON FUNERAL.

Prophetstown Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Johnson, who died Wednesday, afternoon at her home, were held Saturday afternoon the Helm funeral home, the Rev. Fred Graham of Lyndon Methodist church officiating. Burial was in the Leon cemetery. Mrs.

Burnie Peile sang. Pallbearers were Kenneth Stewart, Ralph Sibley, Cecil Olinger, Ralph Johnson, Jay Dorathy and Anton Ross. Mrs. Minnie Olinger. Mrs.

Aaron Hill and Mrs. Anton Ross assisted with the flowers. great-grandson, David Gustafson's, second birthday. David Is the sort of Mr. and Mrs.

James Gustafson of Cambridge. Ten members of the family were present. Family Reunions LANE REUNION. Atkinson The Lane reunion was held at the Geneseo outing club Friday with 85 members present from Kewanee, Davenport, Geneseo and Atkinson. Officers elected are: President, Rollie Farnum; vice president, Howard Ole; secretary-treasurer, Donna Werkheiser.

Oldest member present was Mrs. Annie Ole and the youngest, Beverly Werkheiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Werkheiser. Next year's reunion place will be decided by the committee.

August Calsyn left Saturday for a week's vacation tour of Minnesota. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanDeVelde of Moline. LAlnha hich school and served two Mra Klella Carter, Reporter.

Residence Phone 16. Office rhone Geneseo 140. Les Bodeen, Genes to Circulation Manager. Geneseo Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Erd-marTof Milwaukee spent the weekend "In the home of the former' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo F. Erd-rntn. Mr.

and Mrs. L.E. Ricketts and children. Janet and Jimmy, of El-CTJi were weekend guests in the home of the Mrs. Ricketts parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Ernest Watts. They also visited his 'mother at Seaton. Kelly Watts returned today with the Ricketts family to Elgin where he is attending the Elgin Watch college. A son was bom Saturday to Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Logan of Davenport. Mrs. Logan is the former Virginia Tracy.

The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn K. Tracy of Geneseo. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Morrissey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mock, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Mock and son, Jimmy, and Mrs. Agnes Mock and daughter, Genevieve, attended the wedding of Marjorie Vock and Robert Martin at Sterling today in Sacred Heart Catholic church. Mr. and Mrs. WCliam La very and family' have purchased a duplex home in Rock Island and plan to move there this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powell of Lake Odessa. Mich, arrived Saturday to pend Labor day in the home cf Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Powell. Ralph is a son ol Ralph Powell cf Geneseo. Mrs. Ernest Whittington and 'son cf Genereq were dismissed Saturday from Gex.eieo hospitaL ERIE Erie Mr. and Mrs.

Don Cole, who have been visiting among Erie relatives, returned to their home in Wheaton yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood Saturday accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Nelson of Cordova to Dixon to attend the funeral services of a rel Mr. and Mrs. William Loebaka years in the navy. He has been employed on a farm near New and Margaret Vincent attended the Blacktoppers association annual picnic in Joliet Sunday. Lawrence Vinstrand who is a patient in the veterans' hospital at Dwight spent the weekend at home.

ORION ative, Will Mahlsteadt. Burial was In the Sterling cemetery. Hillsdale relatives also attended. Meeting of the Legion auxiliary will be held tomorrow night In the Legion hall. Plans will be made for installation of the new officers at the October meeting.

ANDOVER Andovar John Taylor of Weyers Cave, Va Mrs. Shelby Bennshire of Harrisonburg, and Robert Taylor of Pennsylvania visited their aunt, Mrs. Ben Taylor, and attended the funeral services of their brother, Joe Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey Chaney of Chicago are visiting his sister, Des-sil, in the Mrs. John Holt home. Mrs. Robert Schaaf and son, John, are staying in the Holt home until a home can be gotten in Newton, where Mr. Schaaf was transferred from Davenport.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hultgren and daughter, Janet Beth, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bloom of Coal Valley have returned home from a few days' trip in the Ozarks.

Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Anderson of Chicago spent the weekend in the Aben Anderson home. The Jesse Robinson family has moved from Cambridge to an apartment In the Oliver Robinson home. Atkinson War Moms To Meet on Sent.

26 Atkinson Mothers of World War 2 met at the home of Mrs. Frank VanDeRostyne, who was assisted by Mrs. Alphonse Nutt, Friday afternoon. They sewed scuffies for veterans. Prizes in games were awarded to Mrs.

Alphonse Nutt, Mrs. Edward Huys, Mrs. Edward Causemaker and Mrs. August VanMeenen. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

Edward Huys, assisted by Mrs. August VanMeenen, September 26. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ranz and son, Allan, arrived Saturday for a visit in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Anson Nash. Mr. Ranz returned today and Mrs. Ranz and son are remaining for an indefinit.

visit. Dr. R.E. Reppert left Saturday night for West Point, where he will visit his mother who Is seriously ill. Dr.

Reppert expects to return this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hadley of Cincinnati, are stopping over the weekend in the home of Dr. Carrie Eaton while en route home from a trip in the west.

Young Picnic Held At Connie's Grove Erie Forty-nine persons yesterday attended the Young picnic at Connie's grove. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kraft and family of Western Springs, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Young and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Briggs of Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Young of Grandville and Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Crosier and daughter of Dixon. Others were from Erie, Hillsdale, Geneseo and East Moline. OPHIEM Ophiem Lutheran Sunday school teachers ahd officers will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Vera Llndbloom.

Mrs. Howard Johnson and Mrs. Earl Peterson entertained the Birthday club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Shepherd, Mrs.

Norman Lowery, Mrs. Dave Edmund. Mrs. Paul Nelson, Mrs. Bernard Mattson.

Mrs. Eugene Dondanvllle received bingo awards. Orion Mr. and Mrs. Okie Adle-man and two daughters, Marjory and Helen, left Sunday for a week's outing at Webster, Wis.

Ann and Violet Hofflund left Sunday for Gary, where they will teach In the grade school at Merrill-ville, Ind. Earl Carlile, A.M.M. 2-c left Saturday for Oceana, after a 20-day leave with his family at the Howard Haddix home. Winthrop Gustafson and Alan Hallene returned Sunday after a week's fishing trip at Devil's Lake, Wis. Mr.

and Mrs. Prank Cheney and dauRh-ter of Boulder, are e-eral weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rovce Edwards. Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Ltndell and family accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Speltsser of Moline returned Saturday after a week's motor trip to Washington. C.

Helen O'Leary and Ann Ronn spent the weekend In Chicago with relatives. Dr. R.L. VanSickla and daughter, Betty, returned Friday after a few days' visit with relatives in Xenia, and at Carml, In the home of Mrs. Francis Fillingira.

AVERTS PROPHETSTOWN FIRE. Prophetstown What might have been a bad fire was discovered Friday in the Fadden meat market when Gordon Meier arrived at work. As he opened the front door, dense smoke filled the room. He went immediately to the basement and found that the electric, motor used in the refrigerated meat cabinet had burned out and was causing the smoke. No other damage was done.

COLONA Cousin of Albany Woman Succumbs Albany Mrs. L.L. Slocum received word Saturday of the death of her cousin, Franklyn Reedy, at his home at Warnersvillc, Pa. He had been ill a long time of a rare blood disease. He was the grandson of the late Frank Reedy and Mrs.

Reedy, former Albany residents. RAPIDS CITY Rapids City C.R. Langhofer and children, Truman and Mar-lene, have returned home after visiting relatives Herington, Kas. Truman spent his vacation there. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Sheppard have received word from their son, Pvt. James Sheppard, that he was leaving Camp Lejeune, N.C., for California. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Scroggins, who spent five weeks In the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Lester Du-Sha. have returned to their home in Tulsa, Okla. Christian Ladies' Aid will meet In the Christian church basement 93 Teachers Hired By Kewanee Board Ktwante Ninty-three teachers have been engaged by Kewanee board of education for the school year. School will begin Wednesday with faculty members scheduled for meetings on Tuesday.

Enrollment in both the grade and high schools will set a record this year, according to the city superintendent. HENRY COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES Cambridge Alvin Ji. Wilkinson of Galesburg and Ruth Elaine Lind-quist of Kewanee. Clifford Nauman, Metamora, and Donna Moran, Kewanee. John W.

Fountaine, Bettendorf, and Mary Kronsted, Alpha. William N. Sharp of Evansville, and Romaine Damaske of Kewanee. Francis J. Tucker, Bradford, and LaDonna Sizemore, Kewanee.

John W. Allard of Kewanee and Shirley Roberts of Burns township. Ooiona Infant ton born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson Thursday morning in Moline Public hospital has been named James Lloyd.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henninger and ton, John, spent the weekend in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clark have purchased three lots on the corner across from Reeser's market. The property formerly was owned by Clark Glenn. Mrs.

Arthur Hall was taken to Geneseo hospital Friday afternoon. Edward Ericson of Hanna town CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLINIC SET SEPT. 11 Kewanee Crippled children' clinic, sponsored by Kewanee Elks, will be held at Kewanee Public hospital September 11. beginning at 8 an. Dr.

Hugh Cooper of Peori will be in charge assisted by local physicians and nurses. Appointments must be made with Edith B. Willis, Kewanee civic nurse, by September 8. MRS. OLIVER ISEMAN OF ERIE BREAKS HIP Erie Mrs.

Oliver Iseman, 81, fell in her home Friday night and incurred a fracture of her right hip. She was taken to the Moline hospital in the Slaymaker ambulance. Her granddaughter, Mrs. Marjorie Cocking, spent yesterday with her. HOSTESS AT Mrs.

Eilert Miller was hostess to the card club when guests were Mrs. Arthur Sturms and Mrs. Earl Vandemore. Prizes in pitch went to Mrs. Roy Shaw, Mrs.

August Verkruysse, and Mrs. Arthur Sturms. Mrs. Henry Wolf will entertain in two weeks. Wednesday, with potluck dinner at MT.

CARROLL ENTRIES WIN. Indianapolis (P) Three Illinois horse breeders won places in the Indiana State Fair horse show yesterday, including hackney pony pair entered by Argyll stables. Mount Carroll. BUY GENESEO HOUSE. Geneseo Leo Franck of Munson township purchased the Homer Bell house on North Meadow street Saturday at public auction for the sum of $9,800.

Henry Sand Sr. was the auctioneer. ship, who underwent major Burgeryl noon. Carpet rags will be sewed. Jacqueline Scroggins of Spring Cotton insulation has been found effective in the Arctic as well as in field is visiting her uncle and aunt, at the Mayo hospital in Rochester, four weeks ago, returned to his home this week.

i Mr. and Mrs. Lester DuSha. thjj tropics. 1.