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Activities In Roselle Mrs. George Mcrbcner icturn- t-d week after spending a month with hei clnusthter, Mi. and Mis. Heibort Pou! and C'ily ot Michigan City, Ind Roselle welcomes two more of her servifc men home; Ht-rbcrt Gifsekc, who recently received his release from the S. mivy, and Cpl.

Ectwnirt Troykf, who returned New Year's Eve from service in the Pacific. Mt. and Mrs. George Sim III entertained at New Yeart eve party in their home last Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard St-hwo- tow enjoyed visit from Mrs. Elvira Hunsen of St. Paul. on Wodi.esday.

Mrs. Hunsen will also visit with the Sicms family while in this vicinltv. Mr. Victor Lies had the ml fortune to fracture his knee-ci in fall and will be laid i seveial weeks. Mr.

"taken over" at On during Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Herbener, Mi. and Mis, Vetnon Her- btnei nntl family and Mis. Geor- ginnti Heibener and daughters were Sunday guests at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Mark of Beiwyn, 111. T-Sat and Mis. Alex Malleck left Wednesday morning for their home in Fairfielcl, 0, spending the week-end and Yens their patents, Mr. an Mrs.

George Sim Jr. At the regular monthly meeting of Trinity Ltidles' Aid on Wednesday the following officers wore elected to serve for the year 1940; Mrs. Chess- Mrs. Ed. Hanke, v.

Mrs. Ed. Gteseke, tmci Mrs. Walter Lichthardt, treas. The Roselle Bobby Sox club will give a dance tonight, Friday, Jan.

4, in the Annex hnll, Ros- eile, starting at 8:30 p. m. You nve invited. Miss Elaine Johnson has closed her establishment, "The Roselle Beauty 115 Irving Park and hits moved back to Schiller Park. She thanks all her customcsr for their past patronage.

Mrs. Honry Albrecht was hostess to the bunco club on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. KirchoM and MibS Clara Oetke of Lombard were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. E. l. Troyke New Year's day. Mrs.

Henry Kruse, 43 E. Pine entertained her nine chil- at a family dinner last Sunday. Tney include Mr. and Mrs. Win.

Kruse; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruse; Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Kruse and Mr.

and Mrs. F.rnst Kruse of Elmhurst; Mr. and Mi's. Herman Kruse of Has ca; Mrs. Laura Heimsoth and Miss Anna Kruse of Arlington Heights: Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Zoel- hck of Edison, Park and Mr. and Mrs Martin Kruse of Roselle. Mr.

Mrs. Mcrlyn Scamo- hotn have hivl as their guests this past week, Mr. and Mrs Wfn Hoot of Yatcs City, III. Mr Root, who is Mrs. Scamehorn's brother, received his discharge horn the army at Capip Grant Friday, was joined here by his wife from Yates City.

Slippery streets Now that the streets are as slippery as a ballroom floor it would be a wonderful help to all drivers if the mothers oi small and large fry would remind same that it is hard to stop on slick icy payments. Du Page motorists are for thfe most, part courteous and thoughtful toward the younger generation in particular. If pedestrians would think before they leap at intersections wo would all be much happier. Bids wanted Position open for mail messenger at Roselte postoffice. Bids will be received at the pGstoffiee until 6 m.

Wednesday, Jan. 3 ANNA MAE SMITH, Postmaster Acknowledgement We choose this means of expressing our sincere thanks to the many members of St. Luke Lutheran chut ch and others in Itasca who sent us their holiday greetings and well wishes, while some remembered us in a material way with cash und other gifts. May God remember you all with His blessings in the New Year. Rev.

F. and Mrs, Zersen 3-10 York st. Elmhurst, 111. ANNOUNCING OFFICIAL DEALER ARLINGTON HEIGHTS AND ROSELLE TERRITORY FOOD BANK RESIDENTIAL AND FARM i in i iv i H-rf FREEZERS Available lor Immediate Delivery NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUH LOCKER PLANT ROSELLE LOCKER FROZEN FOOD STORAGE CO. TEL.

ROSELLE 3861 Our birds Now that the cold begins to jtrengthcn and become ''a wee bit frosty" remember the birds. 11' you have not made a feeding station you can have fun and do a good deed if you will fasten the bread on the brahehes or in the crotches ol the trees and bushes. Be sure to select a location that the birds will like and try to pick spot so situated that you and the children will be able tc watch them. It is a great of fun you will be well repaid materially and spiritually CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to neighbors and friends for the sympathy and helpfulness extended at the bereavement of our mother. We are especially thankful for the floral offerings and the pastor's words of tribute, Children of Elda Kleven.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS. VILLAGE OF ROSELLE Public hearing will be held on Tuesday, January 29, 1946, at 8:00 p. central standard time, in the Village Hall, Chicago Ave and Roselle Road, Village of Ro selle, county of DuPage, State Illinois, by the Zoning Board Appeals of said Village for the purpose of acting on a petition for the rezomng of lots 24 and 25, block 10, Fenz Addition to Roselle, from Class Residen tml, to Local Business classifica tion. Attest' Franklin Blair, sec retary, George A. Sim, Chanman.

(1-1' Upset stomachs yield inches ol gas and bloat "1. wes so full ol gas I wa afraid I'd burst. Sour, bitter sub stance rose up in my throat fron i after--meals, got ERB-HELP, and it worke- inches of gas and bloat from me Waistline is way down now Meals are a pleasure. I praisi Erb-Hclp to the sky "--This i an iictual testimonial from man living right here in Ben senvtlle. 1SRB-HELP is the new formul containing medicinal juices from 12 Great Herbs these herb cleanse bowels, clear gas fiorr stomach, act on sluggish live and kidneys.

Miserable peopl soon feel difleient all over. don't go on suffering ge Erb-Help Dahl Drug Stoie. Als i Roselle at Knutecn l)ru Storc. II About Itasca People Samuel Goldwyn presents Danny Kaye in "Wonder Man" in technicolor at the Center Theatre, Bensenville, Tuesday-Wednesday, January 8-9-10- Two holiday weddings in Hedstrom family A. pretty home wedding took place Christmas Eve when Miss Wnrie Hudstrom, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Hedstrom ol Roselle, was united in marriage to Arthui Sanderson, Boatswains Mate Ic, by the Rev. Marlaii Rayburn, front ol the family Christmas tree and among holiday trimmings.

The biide wore a gown of white silk not with a velvet bodice Her finger tip veil WHS held in place with a pearl orange blossom tiara. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and pomsettias. Her only tendant was Miss Ellen Bowler of Granite City who wore a white gown trimmed in plaid. She carried white and bronze chrysanthemums. The bride's brothei, Robert Hedstrom, served as best man.

A reception for 50 relatives and friends at the bride's home, followed the ceremony. A Swedish Smorgasbord was served. Out of town guests attended from Salina, Kansaft Gladstone, Michigan, and Chicago Mr and Mrs. H. Hedstrom and family attended the wedding of their son, Robert E.

to Miss Ellen Bowler at the 3rd Baptist Church at Granite City, 111., on New Year's eve. The Misses Jean and Joan Hedstrom, twin sisters of the groom, acted as bridesmaids. Arthut Sanderson, the groom's biother-in-lnw, also served in the bridal paity. The Hour of CHarm to be presented by the Patricia Stevens School of Modeling, will be the maift feature at the January meeting of the Itasca Woman's Club next Tuesday, January 8, 1:30 p. at the Village Hall.

In addition to an interesting speaker there will be a slide film shown entitled "Loveliness Members and guests are urged to attend what promises to be a most enjoyable program. Ulysses S. Baker returned to lis home Christmas day from Slmhurst hospital where he had undergone surgical care- The Blind Boys Scout Troop No. 300 of Chicago, will be guests of the Itasca Men's Chns- Forum on Sunday, January 13. One of the boys will bring with him his seeing eye dog.

This is the only Blind Scout Troop in world. Plans are being made entertain these boys that af- iernoon and it is hoped that our local boys and Cubs will keep date in mind. The guest will appear at the corum meeting in the village hall at 8 s. m. that evening which represents the regular January meeting of the Forum.

Miss Gail Babbs spent Saturday to Tuesday with relatives and friends at Effmgham and Altamont, 111. Shirley Olsen weds Marvin Fasse Dec. 29 Miss Shirley Lorraine Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Olscn, Bloomingdale, became the bride of Marvin F.

Fasse, son of Mi and Mrs, Louis Fasse, Roselle, at 4:30 p. m. last Saturday, December 29 at a double ring ceremony in Trinity Lutheran churdh ol Roselle. The Rev. Walter Mehlberg officiated The bridal party took their places in frunt of the altar, to the strains of the budal chorus from Lohengrin played by A.

Binneboesc. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown and a fingertop veil held in place with an orange blossom tiara. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and gladiolus. Her only jewelry was a strand pearl' necklace which was a gift from the groom. Miss Bcttc Rathe, who served her friend as maid of honor, wore a powder blue' chiffon dress and curried a bouquet of salmon gladiolus The bridesmaids, the bride's sister, Ailene, and the groom's sister Lorraine, wore biocaded net dresses in yellow and pink, respectively, carrying bouquets of gladiolus of harmonizing colors.

All three attendants wore similar blushers of net. The flower giil, Janice Mae Haberkamp, the groom's niece, wore pink taffeta with a matching net blusher, Russell Krueger, the groom's cousin, acted as best man. At tendants were the bride's brother, Edward and the groom's friend, Robert Dierker of Elgin. John Olsen and Willard Haberkamp served as assistant ushers to the gloom's attendants. Both the bride's and the groom's mothers wore fuchsia di esses with a corsage of white mums.

Dr O. Kirsch of Roselle rendered two vocal solos, "The Lord's Prayer" and Perfect Love''. Following the ceremony a reception for 150 guests was held at. Woodman Hall in Elgin A buffet supper was served. Music for entertainment 1 was furnished by George Roscnwinkel's orchestra of which the groom is a member, The young couple received many beautiful gifts.

After a short honeymoon they will make their home in Roselle. Miss, Ernestine Graf ton of Richmond, spent the New Year holiday with her brother and wife, Rev. F. Louis; and Mrs Grafton. Miss Grafton is State Librarian of Virginia.

Pvt. Kenneth Russell of Scott Field, Belleville, 111., has been spending a 15 day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Russell and family. Ken had been hospitalized at Scott Field the past five weeks following an accident playing football in which he sustained a compound fracture, of the law bone.

Jesse F. Beaver, our village mayor, is enjoying a few days this week end with his parents, Mr- and Mrs. Henry Beaver at Danville. Commander Edmund H. Drceg- emueller received his honorable discharge Saturday at Great Lakes.

Dr. Dioegemucller has been in the navy three years having been in the Pacific and South Sea Islands. After a brief visit with his mother, Mrs. Louise Droegemueller, he departed for California Sunday evening where where he will meet his wife and return via auto to Elmhurst where after the 1st of February the Dr. will again resume his profession.

Rev. Laurel L. Schendel spent Christmas with his parents at Rochester, Minn. WHAT NOW Is the Time To Improve Your Home! MODERNIZATION LOANS LOW COSTS SAVE YOU MONEY Under FHA Title this bank can quickly a at low rates, for tiny approved permanent mprovements, ranging from simple repairs and remodeling to extensive rehabilitations. No immediate cash outlay is required.

See this bank for complete information without obligation. Roselle State Bank Do you need income tax help? Ralph Young, income tax accountant, will be at the Wesley Luehring real estate office in Itasca, Saturday, Jan 5, ana Jan. 12, after 2 p. m. Those wishing his services should make appointments in advance at the office.

Rcmaldng Clothes When remaking old garments hold thorn up to the light to find worn spots, then them so that the worn spots come nhero they will get the least wear or strain. Having sold my newspaper business to Marvin Rusteberg of Bensenville who took it over on January 1, I want to thank my customers for their patronage and considotation. Although I will have no connection with the business, bills will continue to be paid at the Sweet Shop and the papers will be on sale at the same places. Mr. telephone is 3l2 and he will be glad to receive your calls for service and mfoimation.

Mrs. W. R. Thornton. Vitamin Source Potatoes eaten daily give as much as one-quarter of the vitamin quota, some vitamins, and Other minreals and starch.

M. ROSELLE 2153 FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING Why not let our heating engineer check your system. A stitch in time saves nine. INSTALL AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROLS for your furnace -saves fuel makes even temperature protects against lire. L.

DEWULF HEATING SPECIALIST SINCE 1920 BETTER VISION i FOR BETTER BUSINESS' Clear vision leads to clear thinking. Be sure 1 four eye 1 aie in peiieel condition. Consult a competent optometrist. Hours lor your convenience. At the Roselle Pharmacy DR.

S. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST NO. 1814 Hours 10-4 Tuesday Evenings by Appointment ROSELLE The regular January meeting of the Day Circle of the Pres- 'byterian church will be held next Thursday, Jan. 10, at 1 p. m.

at the home of Mrs Austin W. Andrews, 466 S. Oak st. The Evening Circle of the Presbyterian church will hold its regular January meeting next Friday, January 11, at the home of Mrs. Chas.

Hansen at 8 p. m. The following address is given for Cpl. Wilbur Schiornam 36948782, 1689 Combat Engineer Bn-, APO 503, PM, San Francisco, Calif. Dorothy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Beltz, celebrated her 13th birthday last Friday by enter- taming a group of friends and relatives who joined in wishing her luck and happiness in her teens. Santa Glaus doled out a "measly trick" this holiday season to some of his little six-year- olds on his list, for there have been several cases of measles among the first' graders. We hope Santa has something better in store for next Christmas. There will be a business meeting of the Itasca Men's Christian Forum this Friday evening, January 4, at 8 m.

Presbyterian church, in order to elect new officers and make plans for 1946. WILL BUY FOR SPAGHETTI. BLUE LABEL Italian Grated Cheese FRESH DAILY. IASTY. CREAM Philadelphia Cheese LOOK AT THIS VALUEI Candy Bars 3 SOOTHING LUDEN'S OR SMITH Cough Drops 3 FOR BREAKFA51, TASTf Baker's Cocoa THE CHILDREN WILL LIKE Hershey's Cocoa SPOT REMOVER Energine Cleaner 3 10C FOR WALLS WOODWORK.

OARBONA Wall Wipe IOC FOR YOUR BATHROOM Sani-Flush SMS lOc STRIKE ANYWHERE ICtJA, IMtlAr.C* VANILLA EXTRACT 10' 8-OZ. BOTTLE ALL-PURPOSE ENRICHED SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 2- I0 GRIFFIN'S LIQUID Shoe Polish m. IOC SOLE EDSt Shinola Dressing 6TL 10c ELBOW SEN SHELL. VERMICELLI Ann Page Macaroni 'KG IOC ANN PAGE rENOER lOc Whole Ginger 2 IQc LOOK AT THIS VALUE! Sc SIZE Planters Peanuts 3 FOR IOC ANN PAGE ChiK Powder Turnip Greens NC AN2 10c SAWYER'S GOLDEN Cheese Wafers. ANN PAGE Baking Powder 10t BUY 'EM AT APt TEXAS, FRESH, SEEDLESS.

80 SIZE GRAPEFRUIT They are juicy and luscious and lively priced rich in health value, toot Get yours now! 6 FOR FLORIDA GROWN. SWEET 150-174 SIZE JUICE ORANGES -43' SWEET POTATOES! BAKE OR MASH PORTO RICAN 3 29' CALIFORNIA GROWN BES1 WHEN GREEN PASCAL CELERY 19' ARIZONA 6ROWN Head Lettuce 2 HEADS 25C NEW FRESH Texas Cabbage Ll 5c FOR FLAVOUI Yellow Onions 3 us 19c ARIZONA GROWN Fresh Endive 2 us. 25c FOR GOOD EATING! Winesap Apples 2 25C Fresh Meats FRYING CHICKENS ROASTING CHICKENS FRESH GROUND BEEF SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT DUTCH LOAF HONEY LOAF LB 43c LB 45c LB 25c 6-LB CAN S2.25 LB 3Sc LB 35c ENRICHED WITH 400 UNITS VITAMIN D3 PER PINT! White House Evap. Milk NEW, IMPROVED, FARINA TYPE CEREAL There It No Better Evap. Milk 4 TALL CANS Ann Page Mello-Wheat I4 RICH IN FLAVOR, MARVEL BOSTON BROWN BREAD MARVEL.

FRANKFURTER OR SANDWICH ROLLS EACH PKS. OF II' 2 IB-OZ. LOAVES 1 1C PLAIN OR SEEDED Rye Bread JANE PARKER Fresh Donuts MARVEL FRESH Dinner Rolls lOc JANE PARKER Dundte Cake JANE PARKER ICED Breakfast Rolls MARVEL. ENRICHED SLI White Bread To the pricei of our merahandUe herein will be added an additional amount approximately equivalent, to on account ot the Illlnolt Retailors 1 Occupational Tan Act. IONA BRAND Tomato Juice AP BRAND WHOLE KERNEJ.

Corn FRESH CORN-OFF-THE-COB NibletsCorn 2 ATLANTIC BRAND PEAS Early Jane 3 GULF BESI Candied Yams LIBBVS BRAND Tomato Juice 2 cN 2 27c 25c 22c ALL POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES $1.50 10-PACKAGE CARTON i.