Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 22

THE JOURNAL-STANDARD, FREEPORT, ILL. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1947 TWENTY-TWO Deaths Mra. Charles N. Phillips Mrs. Charles N.

Phillips, 77, passed away at her home on ville road, north of Freeport, today after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held In Damascus Baptist church at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. J. M. Madden will charge of arrangements.

Friends may call at the Elchmeler Becker funeral home, West Stephenson street. Florence Amanda Masters born in Washington county, land, March 13, 1870. She WAS brought by her parents, William and Barbara Hoffman Masters, to Illinois when six weeks old. Early in life she united with Baptist church and when the Damascus church was organized she became a charter member. Her marriage to Charles Phillips took place Oct.

1, 1890. She leaves her husband and the follow-: ing children, Chester, Ralph, David Phillips, Mrs. Willinm J. (Edith) Meyers, Mrs. Orville A.

(Allce) Kahly, Mrs. I.co R. (Ermina) Kaiser, Mrs. Roscoe R. (Coralyn) Mitchell, Miss Rose Phillips, all residing within Stephenson county.

Nine grandchildren and one greatgrandchild also survive. Four brothers and four sisters also survive, Harvey, Warren: Charles, BeJolt; Aaron, Stockton; Francis, Lena; Mrs. Addle Van Sickle, Rock City; Mrs. Blanche Hudson, Urbana: Mrs. Charles Roe, Miss Lydia Masters, Lena.

Four sisters preceded her in death. Mrs. Charles Gillespie Mt. Carroll, 111., March Charles Gillespie, 82, passed awey about 3:45 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of her son, Francis Gillespie, northwest of Mt. Carroll.

Mrs. Gillespie, formerly Miss Clarice Haven, WAS born at -Mazomanle, oh Dec. 3, 1864, the daughter of Handford and Margaret Haven, and on June 28, 1892. WAS united in marriage to Charles Gillespie, who died in 1941. She leaves one son, Francis Gillespie, residing near Mt.

Carroll, two brothers, Handford Haven, of Chicago, William, of Racine, one sister, Miss Emma, Haven, of Chicago, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Christian funeral chapel. Rev. Stanley A. Birdsall will officiate and burial will be made in Zion cemetery, near Mt.

Carroll. DO HEPNERS 8 Days Left STRING SALE SPEC Funerals George W. Koehn German Valley, March G. C. Koehn has received word of the death of his brother, George W.

Koehn, who died Wednesday at Cedar Rapids, Ia. READ THE JOURNAL-STANDARD Assessment Values For Townships In This County Fixed At meeting of assessors from Stephenson county townships held at the court house yesterday uniform assessments, on all taxable ty and other items were fixed at property for this counducts, live stock, personnal property an dother session. items This were practice fixed at yesterday's followed each year. Assessors In this county will start on their respective tasks April WAS announced by County Treasurer E. Kailey.

All 1947, automobiles will be sessed 25 per cent. less than their purchase price while other cars. trucks, busses, trailers will be ASsessed at "red book" cash values. Following 1s a list of assessments AS set yesterday: Assessment Values Cattle (purebred) $150 to $300. Dairy cattle $120 to $150.

2-year-olds $60 to $90. 6 months to 1 year $30 to $80. Beef cattle $18 to $21 per cwt. Horses (work), $15 to $45. Horses (saddle) $50 $150.

BOTTLE GAS RANGES Models 4 Apartment or Full Size Installed and Serviced. No order taking. In Stock Now. KAHL 120 Don't E. Stephenson Kahl Sheep $15 per head.

per head, Swine $18 per cwt. Foxes head. Turkeys $2.10 per head. Chickens 75 cents per head (flocks of 50 or more). Corn Oats--60 $1.20 cents per per bushel.

buishel. Barley 90 cents per bushel. per bushel. beans- $1.80 per bushel. Clover seed 30 per bushel.

'Timothy per bushel, per ton. Real Estate Group Violently Opposed To Pending Bill Washington, March -The National Association of Real Estate Boards declared today 11. 14 opposed" to pending legialation which would set. up a longrange housing program. Herbert U.

Nelson, the association's executive vice president, said In A statement, prepared for senate committee that the Wagner-Ellender-Taft bill 18 "dangerous, misleading and fails to accomplish the purpose for which it was presented." Instend of pushing such a gram--designed to encourage construction of 15,000,000 homes by 1958-Nelson urged that, congress get rid of building controls and nbolish the National Housing agency. Declaring that the industry "wants to, can and will" build homes, Nelson said: "Just cut the red tape and watch "us go." "Its Always fair INSIDE THE HOTPOINT ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER Easier, quicker and more certain than hanging clothes out-doors extra sanitation because clothes are "hospital-dried" under higher heat. no exposure of one's self or the clothes to the weather these advantages make this Hotpoint appliance one of the "MUSTS" in your home today and in your "dream home" tomorrow. See It Now At RADIOS, Heisers APPLIANCES 119 So. Galena State 3089 Church Services In Nearby Towns Richland Salem Lutheran, Divine service, 9:30 a.

Gond Friday, 10:30 a. with Communion. Sunday school, 10:30 n. m. Rev.

Elder A. Toepel, pastor. Evangelical Congregational, Afolkey! Sunday, March 30: Sunday school, worship service, quarterly Communion service observed. Rev. Clifford "Polson.

pastor. Evangelical Cedarvilic Sunday, March 30: Sunday school, K.L.C.F., 0:45 p. evening worship, 7:45. A union Communion service will be held in the Cedarville Methodist church on Wednesday evening, April 2, at 8 o'clock. Special music will furnished by each church, nnd the pastor will give the Communion message.

Rev. Clifford Polson, pastor. Salem Evangelical and Reformed, Near Eleroy Sunday school, 0:30 A. m. Lesson topic: "Jesus Lays Down His Life." Worship service, 10:30 a.

m. A class of five confirmands will be confirmed and received Into full membership of the church. The pastor's message 15: "Having the Mind of Christ." Anthem nnd sponses by the choir. The mands are: Nancy Winters, Lols Hummermeler, Patricia Zondra Kinas a.ndi Elaine Crase. A Lenten service, 7:30 p.

conducted by the Young People's league. The theme of the service: "The Suffering Saviour," portrayed In scripture selections from, the Passion story, literature and vocal instrumental readings, music. A women's trio will render the leading musical parts. Rev. F.

C. Schmidt, pastor. Report Jacksonville State Hospital Understaffed Badly, Crowded, Jnoksonville, 111., March Two members of an Illinols legislative committee investigating condlLions at stnte mental institutions MAGIC No sir! WAYS it's- just ALFRESH the way 20; we 'em! make Chips. A. R.

Lotz, manufacturer sAy the Jacksonville state hospital is "badly overcrowded and understaffed" and in need of improved fire protection Reps. Jenkina and Carl H. Preiha Pana) said After an inspection of the institution yesterday that two fire escapes at the administration building, which also houses patienta, had been condemned by the state fire marshal. Jenkins said "the situation should be attended to right away." He added, however, that hospital authorities told him they made several unsuccessful attempts to replacement equipment, 'The legislators said hospital officials placed the institution's present overload at about 1,000 patients, or 50 per cent of its normal capacity, and informed them double ita present staff of 13 doctors was needed to provide desired standards of care. Preths said in one Instance he ohserved a single attendant supervisIng 150 patients in two wards, The seven member committee of representatives headed by Rep.

Reed Cutler was created three weeks ago and instructed to report recommendations Illinois house by May 1. It opened its inquiry Tuesday at the Lincoln state school and colony, Cool March Weather Strengthens Prospects For. Normal Peach Crop City; Carbondale, March Cool March weather has strengthened the prospects of at least a normal Illinois peach the harvest this year. T. L.

Davis, manager of the Illinols Fruit Growers association, said the present outlook was good and F. that there was a possibility of 8 bumper crop of peaches in southern Illinots. Peach orchards are expected to be in full bloom after the first week in April, two or three weeks later that last year's unusually early midMarch blossoming, Davis said. Late frosts last year along with hail. Insects and floods cut the crop to 1.200,000 bushels, he said.

Davts said there has been tienlly no winter injury to, peach buds so fur this year. He suld adequate rain during the Inst growing season resulted in a "fairly heavy" bud set for this spring. Davis warned, however, that late frosts can still do heAvy damage. Davis also sald that southern Illnots strawberry acreage will be almost doubled this year. Doctors Find Measles Arrest Some Cases Of Nephrosis In Children Chicago, March children the measles may be an effective way of treating a kidney disease sometimes suffered in childhood, the American Medical associntion reported today.

Drs. Richard W. Blumberg and Harold A. Cossady, of Cincinnati, reported in the American Journal of diseases of children that measles arrested five cuses of nephrosis they had studied. ROYAL RHYMES OF REASON Words and Music By BLUE WHAT AILS ME A SHOPPING THIS REMEDY ME, DO! MRS, BLUE You WILL DO FOR 11 DOCTOR TELL PROBLEM, PAYS TO A DEAL AT ROYAL BLUE TiCK INDEPENDENTLY OWNED 130 E.

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Box GROUND BEEF 39c Top Quality Sunshine Mi-Ho Cleaner and Water Softener PURE CIDER VINEGAR CRACKERS SOF- -WASH Qt. Hot. 19c l.b. 25c Large 1'hg. 19c P'hE.

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box 98c LEAN MEATY POST BOILING BEEF PURE GROUND BEEF lb. 35c GROUND FRESH DAILY TREAT THE FAMILY WITH THESE Fruits AND Vegetables MR. FARMER: OUR SEED POTATOES HAVE BEEN CERTIFIED BY THE WISCONSIN COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. ALL VARIETIES PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES Doc 29c CALIFORNIA PASCAL CELERY Large Stalk 19c 92 Score Creamery Butter Lb.

65c ALL GOOD Apricots Tins-2 for HALVES OR SLICED Peaches Tin 29c FANCY WATER PACKED Blueberries 2 Tin R. S. P. Pie Cherries No. 2 Tin 39c DEL MONTE Sweetened Grapefruit 2 Tin 19c CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup ...3 cans Frozen Cherries 30-lb.

Can $8.69 5-1b. Sugar Already Added Fresh Frozen Strawberries Pkg. 49c FANCY TEXAS Grapefruit Juice 46-oz. Tin 19c ARMOUR'S STAR Corn Beef Hash Lb. Tins 29c DEL.

MONTE W. K. Corn 2 for Tomato Puree Tins-2 for 19c Cheerios Deal 2 Pkgs. 29c U. S.

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29c OXYDOL Large 33c DUZ. Large 1'5g. 33c IVORY FLAKES Large 34c SPIC SPAN Pkg. 21c Monarch Seedless Raisins. 15-oz.

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