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PACE FOUR THE JOURNAt-STANDARB PHONE 3100 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1937 NEWS OF NORTHWESTERN ILLINOIS ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD TUESDAY EVENING; OTHER PECATONICA NEWS Pecatonica, 111,, Dec. W. Rawson lodge, No. 145, P. M.

Xvill hold annual election of next Tuesday evening, Dec, 14, Elective officers whose terms expire are: A. Harrison, worshlp- lul master; Jesse Comly, senior warden; Edwin H. Dlrksen. Junior warden; G. E.

Jewell, secretary; Mefton Howarth, treasurer. The last meeting of the teachers' heading circle of rural Pecatonica township of the year was held at the Elton school Monday with Miss Helen Barningham, teacher of the Brick school as chairman. The perfect attendance Jisfc for the month of November at the Elton school included the following children; Chester Haughton, Richard Mason, Rosalcn Dittman, Jimmy Haughton, Faye Sarver, Janette Bricklen, Wilbur Klapp, Irene Bricklen and Shirley Dittman. The teacher is Mrs. Anna Garrow.

St, Mary's sodality will meet at the church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The annual election of officers of the Pecatonica community band is scheduled for Monday evening, Dec. 20, at the school. The Pecatonica high school basketball teams meet the Leaf River high school teams on the Pecatonica floor tonight. The Pecatonica teams winning eight games in the first ten days of their season are off to an exceptionally good start.

They have taken two games a night in succession from Byron, Aquin, Stockton and Lena, and now will be set to make it five schools In a row tonight. The reserve game will be called at 7:30, and the will play at 8:30, The Pecntonlca Athletic club's two basketball teams will play two games with the from Durand CCO camp In the Peea tonlca high school gymnasium, Sat urday night, MISSIONARY SOCIETY AT FLORENCEWTIflN ELECTS Florence Station, 111., Dec. Twenty-two ladles of the local Evangelical M. 8. met at the parsonage to hold the annual election.

Miss Gertrude Amelsberg led the devotionals, and Mrs, David Foust gave the study of the lesson. Noon lunch was served in cafeteria style. The results of the election are follows: C. Kaney; William Frlsbie; Gertrude Amelsberg; Frank Bastian; Ida Carbiener; John Hamm; corresponding Mrs. Karl Althoff; John Hamm; C.

Kaney. ANTI-RABIES SERUM GIVEN TO THREE AT ROCKFORD Rockford, Dec. ten- year-old girl and her parents were anti-rabies scrum here yesterday after their police dog developed symptoms of the disease. Because the dog was killed and ts body destroyed Wednesday, physicians were unable to make laboratory tests to determine if it was nfected. Those receiving the anti-rabies serum wore Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Heldenrich and their daughter, Carol. The Hcidenreichs reside on a farm five miles southwest of the 1 city.

None of the three was bitten by the dog, but because they were closely associated with It during the past week, the serum was administered as a precautionary measure. Dr. N. O. Gunderson, city health commissioner, last night urged that dogs suspected of rabies be kept under observation until the Illness can be diagnosed.

The Heidenrlch's dog, an 8-year- old household pet, first became sick about a week ago, but it was not until Wednesday that a veterinarian was called. He diagnosed the case as a "dumb form" of rabies which paralyzed the lower Jaw making it Impossible for the animal to bite anyone. The Heldenrlchs, however, In trying to treat the dog often placed their hands in its mouth. The disease may be contracted through any open wound or scratch, Dr. Gunderson said, yentteniaris JJianwno Qenairte A iruly handsome ring wrought of rich Natural Gold tailored in the modern manner.

Glowing Tigar-Eya, or trous Black Onyx Cameo set with two brilliant genuine diamonds also available in Hematite Intaglio. representative of a large collection, priced from $12.50. ROBT, H. MERNITZ JEWELER 10 W. Main St.

Main B4 MITCHELL'S HI-WAY MARKET 003 W. Galena Ave. Open 7 M. to 0 V. Daily and Sunday SUGAR, 10 Ib.

cloth bag: HEAD LETTUCE, each 5c CARROTS, bunch NO. 1 MICH. APPLES, 69c bu. basket ORANGES, New Crop Calif. Seedless Navel, 8 doz 36c GRAPEFRUIT, Large Size Texas Seedless, doz UOe TANGERINES, Large, doz, lile KED GRAPES, Extra fancy.

Xmas Candy, 2 Ibs. 19c Chocolate Drops. I'eunut Brittle, Hard Mixed, Grunge Slices, Filled Mixed English Walnuts anil Large Paper Shell Pecans, We Celery Heiirls, bunch 5e Sweet Cider. Fresh Oysters. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BUSHEL APPLES IN FREEPORT.

Holly Wreatlw 2 for 25o ROCK GROVE Hock Grove, 111., Dec. Ruth Hlnes Phillips, of Wheaton, was here to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Susan Dundore. Mrs. Ernest J.

Woodward, of Kansas City. is visiting here at the home of Mrs. Jay Bolender. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Zeiglor and daughter, Flossie and son, Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Windeoksr, Mrs.

Henry Hugolsofer, Mr. and Mrs, O. A. Myers, Mrs. Harold Bennehoff nnd son, Melvin, attended the funeral of Mrs.

J. A. La Borde held Tuesday afternoon at Orangcville. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Barker and Earl Wagner motored to Freeport, Tuesday to visit Rev. A. E. Wagner, who is a patient at Deaconess hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Meier, motored to Freeport, on Wednesday, A number of Rock Grove people attended the farm bureau city service meeting held on Wednesday, at Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kurtz, and son, Donald, Mr.

and Mrs. D. L. Thoren, returned home on Wednesday from a motor trip through Tennessee, Alabama, Mississslppi, and Florida. Paul Bennehoff, of Wheaton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clare Bennehoff, underwent an appendectomy on Wednesday evening at the Deaconess hospital. UNION AT U1XON ROBBED Dixon, Dec. bandit took cash totaling $53.45 from the union bus depot at Oalena avanue and River street here early yesterday, after striking Paul Young, night agent, several times with a blunt instrument, Young told police the bandit appeared to be about 32 years old utid 175 pounds in weight, and wore dark overcoat and hat. CYCLE RIDDEN 42 YEARS Kansas City, Mo.

B. Young, 71, who might have learned the art of pedaling on a "bicycle built for two," applied tor license to regiMer the "wheel" he bought in Chicngo 42 years ago. "Bicycle riding keeps me i Young said. WELLS DRILLED WITH MODERN MACHINERY-All Sizes and Depths C. W.

VARNER Inquire Freeport Hardware Co. "SAFETV" TO BE 8UBJKCT OP PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN IN LIBRARY Warren, 111., Dec. Warren Woman's club will hold Ita next meeting on Tuesday, December 14, at the library, A safety program will be presented with Mrs, Harold Enrlght, chairman. The hostesses for this meeting will be: Mrs. Olln Ford, Mrs.

Matie Outzmer, Mrs, Leslie Orlndey, Mrs. William Orlbble, Mrs, Hattle Groom and Mrs. Clemens Ooldhagen. Guild To Have Party The Ladles Guild of the Presbyterian church will hold Its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Carl Burma on Tuesday, December 14.

Each member Is asked to bring a ten cent gift. A silver offering will be taken at this time to pay for Christmas cards, Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Albert S. Kepner, Mrs. Thomas Hoover, Mrs, Hattle Deam and Mrs, Roy Plllmore.

Mrs. William Bartell will have charge of devotionals. Juniors Entertain Seniors The juniors of Warren high school are giving the seniors a party on Monday evening, Dec, 13 in the gymnasium. The committees appointed to plan for the party are as follows: Barker, chairman; Mary Simpson, Mary Elaine Ooldhagen, Margaret Leverton and Holland Hny. Refreshment Wllcox, chairman; Mildred Kant, Margaret Rowe, Margaret Barker and Bernard Guy.

On Saturday and Sunday, December 11 and 12 the opening of the Van Natta and Bartell funeral home on Llsdel avenue will be held with hours from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. At a special election Tuesday evening, Mrs.

Miriam Uren was elected secretary of the Warren chapter No, 414 O. E. for the ensuing year. Catholic Ladles Aid met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Leo Kelly. There wns a good attendance and a social time was enjoyed.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kelly and the assisting hostesses, Mrs. Oletus Wolfram, Mr. A. B.

Meyer, Mrs, Clarence Kuhl, Mrs. James 'Hicks, Miss Catherine Hogan and Mlsc Philomena Soam. Word was received here Tuesday of the death of George Hicks at the home of his brother, Arthur Hicks, at Madison, South Dakota, where he had gone to visit prior to his contemplated return to California. The sowing club met for the first time this winter at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Gundry on Wednesday evening. The evening was spent sewing. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Halsted, Mrs.

Bernard Hicks, Mrs. B. Aurand, Mrs. Harry Grouse, Miss Dorothy Dean, Clifford Hurst and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Bartell. Jean's cafe, which has been operated since last summer by Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jackson of SVwlls- burg, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Maddrell, of Warren, who will take possession soon. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J.

Daly entertained a few friends at a 6 o'clock dinner at their home Tuesday evening, About sixty neighbors and friends gathered at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fox and family Tuesday evening and gave them a rousing surprise. The evening wns spent socially playing "500," euchre and by visiting. A delicious lunch was served.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Fox and family were then presented with a lovely gift as a remembrance from their neighbors In respect of the high esteem In which the family is held In this community. Mr. nnd Mrs.

Fox nnd family lived for the pnsl thlrty-jfour years in the" present, neighborhood on a farm southwest of Warren. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pox have purchased the Costello house on the west side of town nnd they plnn to move there within the near future. Mrs.

Eva Tillmnn, of Polo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Annn Stevens, Archie Taylor, of Jacksonville, spent a few days the first of the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Daly. Cecil Neese, mechanic at the Central garage, had narrow escape from being seriously injured when a radiator cap blew off of heated radiator.

His left arm wns badly scalded. Mrs. Harry Crouse. of Wlnslow, is visiting at the home of her -daughter, Mrs. Clyde King nnd husband.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Dobler left Wednesday morning for Little Rock, visit their diughtef, MM F. L. McDonald, husband nnd their new grandson.

Mr, Doubier to return immediately but Mrs Dobler to remain until ftf- Wr Christmas, Miss Margaret Redfearn, who has been employed in Rockford, has re turned to Warren and win care Miss Mae Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Waddell and family have moved from the for mer Milliard home to the Halsey residence on Burnette Avenue. APPLE RIVER GROUP HOLDS HARVEST FESTIVAL Apple River, 111., Dec, E. Ladies' Aid here sponsored a harvest festival and husking bee at the community room Wednesday evening, Dec. 8.

Considering the inclement weather a good crowd attended, The program good and much enjoyed, as was the husking contest, in which several participated. The affair caused much merriment as the point of contest was to see which couple could husk the greatest number of ears in two minutes. Sixty-six ears were husked by the couple winning first place. Jane Price and Lawana Hume were on the honor roll In the grammar room for the second period. Joseph Roberts is having a new barn built on his farm west of town.

This farm is tenanted by Edward Watson and the barn was struck by lightning and burned down a few weeks ago. The following officers were elected at the regular meeting of the Masonic lodge, held at the Masonic hall on Friday night: W. Steiffel. 8. B.

Anschutz. Steiffel. E. Mullen. R.

Lament. Shelby Hume has been on the sick list for a few days. SET 15 24-Hour Prompt Wrecker Service! CAUL MAIN 3412 Metal Specialties Co. You Wreck Fin 'Km Cor. Spring Burnt SIXTH ANNUAL EVENT TO BE HELD IN ORANOEVILLE H.

S. AUDITORIUM BY MRS. ENA K. CHESNEV Stepheiinon County Home Adviser The sixth annual music and drama tournament sponsored by the farm and home bureaus will be held Wednesday, Dec. 15, in the high school auditorium at Orangevllle, beginning at 7:30 In the evening.

At a recent meeting of- the executive officers, program, publicity and properties committees were appointed, which are making arrangements to promote the successful production of the features entered. Tickets may be procured at either the farm or home bureau office. Many of the participants in this contest have appeared In previous county tournaments and have made rather enviable reputations for themselves as well as for their respective communities. Several of the individual players have unusual' ability In the art of interpreting characters: thus an interesting evening's entertainment is assured. Both the musical and dramatic entries will be rated by the Judges according to the official rating sheet for the state contest.

The group placing first in each feature entered on the program will represent the county at the district try-out at Polo. Plays and Casts The various plays and cast of characters are as follows: "Cleaned and Kent unit. Director, Evelyn Clair. Characters: Edward Hutmacher. Elizabeth Olair.

John Gillette. Katy Espe. Mary Belle Espe. Scene: Living room of a modern home. "A Balanced Lancaster; director, Charles Sawyer, Charactcrs: Elmer Dean, a Hulbert.

Eliza Dean, his Wesley Sclmper. Ciirrio Dean, 18 year old daughter Snycler. Hetty Dean, 12 year old daughter Noltemeier, Harry Dean, 11 year old Lester Snyder. Fred Doan, 16 year old Brubaker. Jotin.s Beard, hired man.

Budd Myers, neighbor's son in love with Pfile. Scene: Kitchen in a New York state farm home. "A Roar of a Oneco unit; director, Mrs. Glen Bolender, Characters: John Eberhardt. Evelyn Miller.

Nell Droibelbis. Anna Amel Polgate. Clyde Geiter. Benny Boer. Scene: Dining room of a farm home.

Musical Features The women's trio, a group from Erin township, will sing, "The Green and a mixed quaret from Damascus will sing "Swing i Low. Sweet Chariot." Each group will YOUR CAR BATTERY CAREFULLY AND FULLY RECHARGED 29c lOc Day SEARS ROEBUCK AND CQ MfBSIONAttY OftOUP GIVES ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY AFTERNOON Lanark, 111., Dec. Women's Missionary society of the Church of the Brethren met in the church Thursday at 2 p. m. Most- esses were Mrs.

Sffle Brodwater, Mrs. Hazel Hardacre, Mrs. June Knorr and Mrs. Flora Traum. The program follows: Theme song, business meeting, mite box opening, song, "Joy to the World," devotions, Mrs.

Hannah Arnold, special music reading, "Anthony Scarlet's Christmas Eve," Mrs. Eva Royer, special music, playlet, "Christmas at 400 Green Street," special music. The vesper service by the high school choir scheduled for Dec. 19, tias been postponed until Tuesday, Dec. 21, at 2:16 p.

This concert will be free to the public. Mrs. 0. P. Hower has sold her property on the north side of town Walter Gerbrlck, who is moving there.

Mr. and Mrs. William Snider will nove from the Michael property to the Elmer Rahn farm next week. Elmer Lotz has purchased the Harry McLaughlln property south of the high school. The Women's Missionary society of the Trinity Lutheran church ld Its annual Christmas party at home of Mrs.

Marie Buche Wednesday. John Turner, Wesley Miller, Don lahn, Lynn Frederick and Rex Willis are attending a tractor show at Peorla. Elmer Miller ic employed at Sterling. The Lutheran church school Christmas program will be given Sunday, Dec. 19, 7 p.

m. A pot luck supper and program will be held at the Methodist church Sunday night. The Harmony girls' class of the First Brethren Sunday school will have a Christmas party with exchange of gifts Friday evening, Dec. 7, at the home of Lois Peterman. The Senior Sisterhood of Mary and Martha of the First Brethren church will hold its December meeting Tuesday evening at the lome of Miss Dorothea Rahn, with vliss Rahn as leader.

Family night will be observed at the Lutheran church Thursday, Dec. 18, with a pot luck supper at 6:30 followed by an evening of 'un and fellowship. Merle Blair Stockton, will, open an ice cream and lunch stand the Glenn Wise building vacated by the Miller Hatchery, the first of year. The band, home economics club and Future Farmers are sponsoring a "Fun Fest" Tuesday evening in gymnasium. This entertainment will take the place of the preseason band concert held with the lome economics bazaar and the amboree sponsored by the home iconomics and F.

F. A. clubs last 'ear. The Fun Fest program includes a -season band concert, numbers four guest rural schools and a musical pantomime by the high chool music department. The re- nainder of the evening will be given over to Fun Fest spirit with lots of un, novelties, entertainment and tfiings to eat for every one.

Presidents of the three organiza- are Dorothy Ruth Yeager, Dorothy Weed and Harold Linker. The regular meeting of Lanark chapter, R. A. M. will be held Monday evening.

New. officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Mrs, Ray White and children will eave soon for Oceanport, N. where Mr, White is employed. The Rural Teachers' Reading circle held a meeting recently at the Rowland school house.

Edward Switzer has erected a new on his farm. SCIOTO MILLS Scloto Mills, 111., Dec. and Mrs. Raymond Meyer motored to Rockford last Sunday to attend the funeral of a friend. Mr.

and Mrs. William Kostenbader, of Beloit, spent last weekend at the home of Mrs. Mabel Kostenbader. Dorothy George, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph George, had the misfortune to fall and fracture her collar bone, while ice skating on the creek Monday evening. Mrs. Alfred Huber and daughter, Joan, spent Thursday in Freeport, visiting relatives. Mrs, John Huber. entertained the L.

A. S. club at her home on Thursday, sing one other number. Several special musical numbers will be presented by other local talent, round- Ing out a full evening of excellent entertainment for everyone who appreciates good music and drama Sunday IN NEARBY TOWNS PASTORS mvrrt THE TO THMI SERVICE! Florence SUtlton Evangelical Church Florence Station, Dee. Sunday will be the following: Sunday school at 0:30, and Worship at 10:30 ft, m.

W. O. Le- Conte, minister. St. PatU'i Evanfellcal Church, ttftrlf Davis, Dec.

Services next Sunday at St. Paul's Evangelical church will be follows: Sunday school, 9:30 a. English services, 10:30, In the afternoon at 1:30 hearsal of the Christmas program will take place, Rev. R. E.

Schwarze, pastor, Calvary Evangelical Church, Davis Davis, Dec. The following services will be held next Sunday at Calvary Evangelical church: Sunday school, 9:30 a. worship, 10:30 a. the choir will sing; Holy- Communion will be observed at this service and there will also be a baptismal service and reception of new members. Prayer service will be held Wednesday evening.

Members of the Sunday school will give a Christmas pageant, "Gold of The Wise Men," Sunday evening, Dec. Rev. H. O. Zimmerman, pastor.

Rock City Evangelical Church Rock City, 111,, Dec. Sunday school will convene at 9:30 o'clock next Sunday morning at Rock City Evangelical church. Young people's service will begin at 7 p. and worship service at 7:30. Election of Sunday school officers will be held Dec.

17. You will always find a welcome at our services. Rev. H. O.

Zimmerman, pastor. "DE RED RED CORPUSCLES" IS TITLE OF PLAY TO BE GIVEN MONDAY NIGHT Mt. Morris, 111., Dec, health play, "De Red Red Corpuscles," will be given under the direction of Miss Nelle Bishop as part of the program for the December meeting of the Parent-Teachers' association which will be held on Monday evening, December 13, with the child welfare committee of the organization in charge. The cast of the play is as follows: Mr. Finkelstein, proprietor of a florist Kirtz Dora, assistant at the shop, In love with the proprietor's Ethel Bailuff Herb, worker in the florist shop Cratty Sube, Red and Bill, Johnny Yoe, Rusell Merriman and Bill Ross Spiker Radio Park Receive Contest Selections The combined grade and high school band has received the two pieces which are to be played at the band contest which will be held in Rock Island in March.

Miss Beth Hower, director of the local band, has announced that the required piece is "The Caliph of Bagdad," written by A. Boieldieu and arranged by J. S. Zamecnik, and the selected number will be, "Soldier of Fortune," by Hildreth. They will also play a "warm-up" march in the contest, for which they have twelve weeks to practice.

Re-Enter Conference Prof. Ira Hendrlckson, Paul -J. Yoe and Wendall Schrader attended the Rock River conference at Dixon on Monday night. At this meeting it was unanimously decided to admit Rochelle back into this conference, effective with the football season next fall. This high school withdrew from the Rock River conference a number of years ago to enter the North Central conference, but because the other schools In this group are so much larger, the competition proved too great for the strength of the teams.

Mt. Morris News Briefs L. N. Patton of the agriculture department of the high school attended the agricultural outlook conference held by the extension department of the University of Illinois at Polo on Thursday. The class in animal husbandry has spent the past week testing milk of the cows owned by the farmers in this vicinity.

Robert Burke has been selected cough drop medicated with of Vicks VapoRub. VICKS COUGH DROP Saturday Dinner 36e Virginia Baked Ham with Horseradish Sauce Beef Stew with Vegetables Steamed Potatoes Cabbage Slaw Bread Butter or Buttermilk Sunday Dinner 40c Roast Young Turkey, Dressing: Roast Puck with Pickled Crabapple Roast Leg: of Veal, Brown Gravy Masbed Potatoes Creamed Brussels Sprouts Roll Butter or Buttermilk EMMERT DRUG COMPANY 15 w. SUphensoo Street as the third contestant in the hum- ofous division of the declam text to be held next spfinf. He will give "the initiation of Georgia sett," by Booth farkiftgten. The other two who will tompete in this group at the local elimination contest next semester are Ethel Balhtff and Audrey Wynne who were cd several weeks ago, An invitation to forensic tournament to be held at Elgin on Saturday, January IS, hag been received by the speech department of the Mt.

Morris high school. Miss Nolle Bishop, speech instructor, plans to take all the deeiam tests to the event. The Ogle county nurse, Miss Helen Stonlck, visited the high school on Wednesday afternoon. She ined the pupils and was concerned mainly with whether or not they have vaccinations. Dr.

Rudolph of Carthage college, will speak to the students of the high school on Tuesday of next week. GALENA Galena, 111., Dec. Nln- neman, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ninneman of Galena, is seriously-ill in Finley hospital, Dubuque, with blood poisoning.

Miss Harriet Grimm is convalescing in Mercy hospital, Dubuque, from an operation performed Wednesday for the removal of a cataract on her left eye. Mrs. Pierce Richards has returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. Vincent, here after visiting her great-granddaughter, Miss Nancy Lou Koehn in Rockford and other relatives in Milwaukee, Wis.

John Walker, of Milwaukee, Is spending a few days in Galena. Mrs. Esther Ditzler, of Wards Grove, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Florentine Menzlmer, in Galena.

L. T. LeBaron, plans to leave Sunday for an extended trip. He will visit his daughter, Mrs. Marion Plgman in New York city, his brother, Otto K.

LeBron in Chattanooga, and intends to spend the remainder of the winter in Florida. last flfrflf, tf iftelf future home. Mrs. Ralph Cummins is under fleeter 1 care. CEDARVILLE Cedarville, 111., Dec.

and Mrs. James Addams, of Freeport, visited at the home of Mrs. D. D. Clingman Sunday.

Walter Hoffman, of Chicago, is visiting at the home ofhis sister, Mrs. Fred Fink. Charles LaBorde and family, of Orangevllle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J. H.

LaBorde. Mrs. Edgar Pepperman in laid up with a badly sprained ankle. Mrs. Caroline Homan is on the sick list.

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