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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS PuMcatkm Notke STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF DU PAGE )ss IN'THE "CIRCUIT COURT OF DU PAGE COUNTY eery In Chan- THIS PEOPLE OF THI STATE OF ILLINOIS Plaintiff vs. Notice GEO. E. FRANZEN. a corporation of Illinois.

et al Defendants General No. 51-475 NOTICE OF SALE Public Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of a Decree entered by said Court in the above entitled cause, and in pur auance of the provisions of 'The Revenue Act of 1939" of the Revised Statutes o( the State of Illinois, and amendments and laws relating thereto, Jack DeRosa, County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector of DuPage County, will on Monday, the 11th day of February, A. D. 1952 at the hour ol eleven o'clock in the forenoon (Cuntral Standard Time) at the entrance of the Court House in the City of Whenton. County of DuPage and State of Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described real eitate In said Statr of Illinois: Lots 1, 2, 3.

4, 5 and 6 in Block 3 in Tloga (now Btrsenville). being a subdivision of a part of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and part of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 14, Township 40 North, Range H. East of the Thira Principal Meridian, according to the plat thereof recorded on October 24. 1873. in book 2 of plats, page 44, us document 17017, in DuPage County, Illinois.

Lot 15 in George E. Franzen's Subdivision of part of Section 14. Township 40 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principnl Meridian, according to the plat thereof recorded on March 10, 1913, In book 7 of plats, page 98. (is document 111220. in DuPage County, Illinois.

Minimum bid required--assessed valuation of land plus one and one-half times assessed valuation of improvement JACK DeROSA County Treasurer and Ex-Officio County Collector LEE E. DANIELS State's Attorney in and for the County of DuPage in the State of Illinois DuPage Coflnty Register--Jan. 25. Feb. 1 and 8, 1952.

At the regular meeting of the stockholders of The Itasca State Bank, Itasca, Illinois, held on January 9th, 1952, where quorum was present, the following resolution was adopted and duly carried: "Be it resolvedt that the President of this Bank be and he hereby is, authorized and empowered for and on behalf of this Bank, to sell 100 additional shares common stock of The Itasca State Bank. Itasca, Illinois, to be offered to stockholders of record January 9th, 1952, at price of $230 per share. The above offer good for 30 days hence or until February 9th, 1952. "Be It further resolved, that 1 right for each share owned, be sent to stockholders of record on January 9th, 1952 and that said rights be used to buy additional shares of common stock at rate of 4 rights for ench share purchased. These rights to be assignable.

"The Capital Stock of the Bank now consists of 500 shares instead of 400 shares as heretofore." DuPage County Register Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and 8, 1952. I By Erwin Notice of Claim Day Notice fs hereby givan to all persons that Monday, March 3. 1952.

Is the claim dnte in the estate of Friederich Hemrich, Dei-cased pending in the Probate Court of DuPnge County. Illinois iind that claim may be filed the said estate on or before said date without issuance nf summons. LOUIS HEINR1CH Executor NORMAN A. KORFIST, Attorney 23 W. Calendnr LnGrnnge.

Illinois. Roselle Register, Jan. 23, Feb. 1. and 8.

1952. Obituaries EmilLense Emit Lense, 79, late of 508 W. Northwest Arlington died January 17. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 a. at the Lutheran Home and Service for the Aged in Arlington Heights.

Rev. John Kempf officiated. Interment Concordia cemetery. Black's Memorial Home wns in charge of arrangements. Mr.

Lense was born October 27, 1872, in Germany. He had been a resident of the Lutheran Home and Service for the Aged for 14 years. Survivors include: two broth- era, Edwin and Max of Chicago; a brother-in-law, A. C. Hooke of Mt.

Prospect, and two nieces, Mrs. R. R. Little and Miss Lorraine Hooke. A sister, Mrs, A.

C. Hooke, preceded him in death, George Bohlin Silas John Nordmeier Funeral will be held SatuHay at 2 p. m. for Silas John Nordmeier, 07. late of 121 W.

Robertson Palatine, at Salem Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev. Lester Gehrlng will officiate. Interment Hillside cemetery. Tharp's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Nordmeier died Wednesday morning at the Economy Fuse and Manufacturing Co. of Palatine where he was employed as a watchman. Mr. Nordmeier born 18.

1884, In Pala- George Bohlin, 55, died January 22 in the Veterans' hospital In Colo. He had been in the hospital four months. Mr. Bohlin lived at 814 Highland Arlington Heights, and in Palatine and Prospect Heights for the last 20 years. He was born April 3, 1896.

in Sweden and married Martha Blomgren of Wilnvtte June 19, 1926. Mr. Bohlin, a bricklayer, was a pnst commander of Palatine American Legion Post 690. Survivors Include: his wife. Martha; two daughters, Mrs.

El Kumler of Denver, Mrs. Ardes Jingle of Arling- nn Heights; his mother, Mrs ''inelia Erlckson of Arlington k-ights; two Oscar Isaacson of Chicago and Ernest Isaacson of Skokie, and two sis- tens. Mrs. Marie Johnson of Des Plaines and Mrs. Walborg Cherwin of Arlington Heights.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Phone Black's Memorial Home at Arlington Hts. 108 for additional information. Evening Stars. Lucille Hintz 189, 170, 163, 522; Ethel Dehlinger 177, 194, 144, 515.

Small Stars, Marge Kiewicz 181; Sylvia Arrigoni 177; Jo Krueger 177; 178; Dorothy Matson 193; Mary Jane Grobe 207. From now on in the race for the league lead will be a nip and tuck battle. After the noise of falling wood died down the results of the evening's contests were all in, Pin Picks' lead was chopped down enough so that the Village News team was only three games out of first place. Village News came up by virtue of three wins and Pin Picks three lost games. Village News, led by their captain, Ethel Dehlinger, crashing into the sticks for 515, easily won three games from Reids Apparel Shop.

Special men BOWLING SCORES St. Luke Lutheran Menschings Dry Goods Hoppensteadt Bldrs. Wendt Hanck Bunge Hdwe. Itasca Service Station Mensching's Grocery Itasca Lbr. Feed Bens.

Tavern Big Ten: G. Plass 176, E. Mensching 173. E. Kraegel 169, E.

Scnapter J68 -E. Hoppensteadt 33 32 29 28 28 23 22 21 21 22 25 26 26 31 32 33 167, J. Brecheisen Schlomann 165, V. 164, A. Lueth 164, 163.

Binneboese G. Grever de township and had lived In and Lynn. Palatine all his life. He was married In 1908 in Chicago. His wife preceded him in death.

Survivors include: two daughters, Alice of Palatine and Mrs. Eugene Grebe of Barrlngton; a son. Irving of Palatine; four sis- ttrs, Mrs. Delia Rohde of Palatine township. Lydia Bnum- Sart of Barrington.

Mrs. George lere of Libcrtyvillc and Mrs. John Scssous of Wheeling: a brother, Sam of Arlington and two grandchildren, Allen tion should be made of Sylvia Arrigoni's count of 474. Hazel Miller opened with 155 then scored 149. Her final count was 155 again.

Fran Frauenholz had an odd series, 119 then 167 and back again with 115. For Reid's, Evelyn Mensching was the top kegler, 425 pins falling. Dorothy Matson started out like she was going places with 193, but that was all, no more high counts. Florence Boiling reached her 150 in one game. Reher Motors proved they are a team that will have to be considered as potential league leaders, their three game win over Pin Picks gives them high rating.

Mary Jane Grobe led Reher Motors with 207, 130, 147, 484. Val Weiberg was a bit surprised seeing her count go as high as it did, 465. Litz Leicier looked at her 135 game, then proceeded to hit the sticks right for 178. Grace Grobe would have had a good series, but her first game messed up things. Evie Baumgartner hit the best for the Pin Pickers, 459.

Marge Kiewicz waited until the last game for a good count, 181. Ethel Forke was off the pocket most of the time. Carol Milstreich had nothing on her ball, it faded before it reached the triangle. York Tavern won three from Main Liquor, Jo Krueger tossing her ball for 480, Virginia Shebeck has been reaching her best count in the last game for some time. Last time out it was 170.

Bernice Malina keeps her count over the 400 mark and has not gotten over the 500 mark this season. Jean Leek's strikes and spares were scat tercd all over the score sheet. Jean Biefeld's 435 was the high count for Main Liquor. Katn- crine Earhart had 150 sticks down in her high single. Emmy Andres and G.

Sell did not do so well with two throws a frame, rules prohibit more than two. Bensenville Hardware won the odd from Geils Funeral Home it being Lucille Hintz with the power ball, 522 wootren men falling for her. Muriel Robertson with her first game reaching 161 could not get more than 408 for three. Dorothy Grobe was able to get enough strikes for her usual good count. Beata Kehoe had that perfect pocket ball of hers going toward the end of the last game.

Audrey Riley with 455 led the Geils quartet. Irma Young said she would toss her ball away if it did not produce good counts next week. Blanche Geils had a 425. 500 Series: E. Hoppensteadt 563, R.

Kurzka 550, A. Schlomann 547, A. Baaske 543, E. Mensching 532, J. Rosenwinkel 532, G.

Grever 524, G. Plass 518, B. Schaper 516, C. Blaesing 512, B. Kraegel 510, Walt.

Schlomann 501, J. Brecheisen 501. 201) Games: A. Baaske 220, E. Hoppensteadt 208, A.

Schlomann 202, G. Ptass 201. Suburban Trausch Ldnden'Rec, 34 Runge Service Station E. M. B.

A. Bensenville Fuel Oil A. Neill Insurance Lowell's Radio TV Woody's Roofing Aetna Mfg. Trausch 34 34 31 30 29 25 23 26 26 26 29 30 31 35 37 Trausch Linden: beilKopl 401, DiVall 417, E. Fischer 462, R.

Schultz 489, Engel 587; 821, 818, 717. Woody's Roofing: Flury 403, Grischow 386, Malina 517, W. Theis 450, L. Marschall 463; 705, 803, 798. Runge Service A.

Done absent, E. Luebking 364, Stretch 383, Thompson 449, W. Robertson 609; 757, 872, 749. A. Neill J.

Fischer 540, Kancer 409, Jacobson 425, Volpe 415, Newman 500; 745, 839, 789. Bensenville Fuel Oil: Mitson 406, Swiontek 472, Wolf 524, Friske 493, N. Westbv 485; 792, 824, 863. E. M.

B. Kolzc 494, Chaban .410 Korthauer 462, Thies 506, Winters 768, 888, 773. Aetna Harder 450, Amundsen 503, A. Krafft 311, L. Krafft 421, F.

Andres 529; 810, 787, 824. Lowell's Radio: J. Linden 381, Ostrom 398, Storms 452, Martin 428, H. Marschall 548; 795, 752, 736. Mixed Mike's Bros.

Builders Roselle Liquors Schuett's Apparel Roselle Motor Co. Rodewald Dairy Roselle State Bank Tews State Farm Ins. Pabich Motors BoUerman Foods 32 31 31 31 29 29 27 25 25 Haberkamps Livestock 25 25 26 26 26 28 28 30 32 32 32 500 Series: N. Rasmussen 583, B. Ross 579, D.

Frusolone 508. 200 Games: N. Rasmussen 209, 203, B. Ross 213. Women's 450 Series: M.

Schuett 460. Lions Giraffes Elephants Bears Tigers Zebras Panthers Lynx Pandas Giraffes Zebras Lynx Bears 30 27 25 25 25 25 24 24 21 24 26 26 26 26 27 27 728-877-808 770-738-751 816-786-704 785-751-745 Jakus 216, Holland 105, Leider 196. Neil Sr. 96. Tigers Elephants 744-728-711 807-818-757 Panthers Pandas 747-818-792 760-845-770 0 193 Dean Biehler 222, Huffe 110.

High Ten Men: Weber 171, O. Geils 169, Biehler 168, Lakella 165, Jakus 164; Martin 161, Leider 161 Schwartinzer 158, H. Schultz 158, Severson 157. High Team Series: Bears 2455, Giraffes 2413, Panthers 2396. High Team Game: Giraffes 889, Tigers 868, Bears 864.

High Ind. 3 Game: I. O. Geils 640, Weber 593, Biehler 592. High Ind.

Game: Biehler 243, Jakus 230, Olhaber 229. BRIM Bowling Fred's Place 36 18 Village Inn 29 25 Construction 29 25 Carl T. Mason 28 26 Siems' -Nursery 27 27 White Lane Hatchery 27 27 Hyman's 66 Service 27 27 Roselle State Bank 26 28 Kroll Auto Sendee 22 32 Nordic Wood Prod. 19 35 Big Ten: E. Siems 178, B.

Ross 169, C. Benhart 169, J. Martin 166, F. Benhart 165, Kelly Kroeger 164, A. Siems 164, E.

Lamos 163, D. Mason 163, J. Biesterfeld 162. 500 Series: C. Benhart 556, H.

Seddon 536, Kelly Kroegtr 533, B. Ross 521, F. Benhart El Siems 516, Hosie 515, J. Rau 514, F. Stanel 513, A.

Matthies 513, A. LeVine 506, R. Seddon 504. 200 Games: J. Rau 224, F.

Stangl 215, D. Mason 207. Sweeper: 1. H. Seddon; 2.

J. Rau. Bensenviffe Merchants Stresen-Reuter Paints 9 Len Sev's IGA Store 8 Duerkop Drugs 8 The Liquor Mart 6 Ellmore's Flowers 6 Rusteberg Truckers 4 Runge's Service Station 4 Laho's Hardware 3 Results of Jan. 17: Stresen- Reuter Paints 3 to 0 over Runge's Service Station. Duerkop Drugs 3 to 0 over Laho's Hardware.

Len Sev's IGA Store 3 to 0 over The Liquor Mart. Ellmore's Flowers 2 to 1 over Rusteberg Truckers. 500 Series: L. Thiemann 531, M. Moss 531, H.

Kolze 518, Burkhardt 517, R. Cohrs 543. Alvin Rickert 527. 200 Games: Thiemann 205, Landmeier 206, H. Kolze 216, Cohrs 214, A.

Rickert 204, Gutnik 201. Roll of Honor: Low Series: Dolen 369, Arms 410, H. Runge 404, E. Luebking 417, Wm. Sullivan 409, W.

Ryan 380, Docka 379. Low Games: Dollen 117, Arms 106, Koehler 120, Sullivan 123, Ryan 106, Docka 112, Schaeffler 124. Dale Men Wood Dale Lumber Co. "36 Wood Dale Inn Addison Irving Service 32 Gilbert's Depot Store 30 H. L.

Sargent, Plas 30 Bowlwood Recreation 28 Dammeier's I. G. A. 27 Eide Realty 24 24 27 28 30 30 32 33 36 High Team Series: 2728 Gilbert's Depot Store, 2698 Bowl- wood Recreation, 2693 Wood Dale Lumber Co. High Team Game: 1011 Addison Irving Service, 988 Wood Dale Inn, 988 Wood Dale Lumber Co.

Top Ten: C. Andreasen Sr. 172, E. Schoening 171, H. Becker 188, J.

Roffe 167, T. Morotig 166, C. Anderson 166, G. Kellett 165, G. Andreasen 162, N.

T. Pitt 162, S. Major 162. High Individual Series: 653 G. Andreasen, 626 K.

Schueman, 6r6 E. Schpemng. High Individual Game: 266 G. Andreasen, 264 K. Schueman, 234 T.

Morong, 234 F. Trenhaile, 234 C. Anderson. Tsinif Lutheran Community Motors 32 Botterman Foods 30 Hyman's Phillips 66 29 22 24 25 26 26 29 31 33 .593 .556 .537 .519 .519 .463 .426 .389 Roselle Home Bak. 28 Richert Fun.

Home 28 Turner Coal 25 Roselle Pharmacy 23 Hugo Crush Gra. 21 Big Ten: Kirsch 178,, C. Schmoldt 175, Haberkamp 170, Binneboese 168, Kruse 168, Ed Troyke 166, L. Gieseke 166, Hattendorf 165, Wiese 145, J. Troyke 165.

200 Games: V. Bloomberg 214, Kolzow 211, Wiese 210, W. Gieseke 209, Binneboese 207, Ed Troyke 204, Haberkamp 203. 500 Series: Wiese 564, Kirsch 559, Binneboese 545, Bloomberg 543, Kolzow 538, Hattendorf 533, W. Gieseke 531, Bokelmann 528, Ed Troyke 528, Pohlman 511, Kruse 506.

Rickter 5 'P 10, 526, E. Bruno B. Kerber Bruno B. Kerber, 57, died January 13 in a Chicago hospital. He had been making his with his sister, Mrs.

Bertha Kufke, at 2085 Miner Des Plaines, for the last several months, and he had spent most of his life living in Arlington Heights. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Lauterburg and Oehler funeral chapel in Arlington Heights at 2 p. m. Rev. William F.

Kamphenkel officiated. Interment Town of Maine cemetery. Mr. Kerber was born' October 10, 1894, in Germany and to this country in 1906. Survivors include: two brothers, Carl and Max.

both of Arlington Heights; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Kufke and Mrs. Alma Kuecker, both of Des Plaines, and a cousin. Otto Tessmer of Arlington Heights. You Wreck 'Em We Fix 'Em A-l Body and Fender Repairs Free Estimates PALATINE MOTORS, INC.

42 W. Chicago Palatine Phone Pal 1040 RAILROAD WRECK Merchandise Bankrupt and Distress and Marina Insurance Salvage Manufacturer's Closeouts, etc. of our stock is new, but some damaged by SMOKE! WATER! STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS Where You Meet Your Thrifty Neighbors Every Sun. Only 11 a. m.

to 8 p. m. A of 1000 Bargains WAUKEON RD. MORTON GROVE Oolf Rd and Oraipalar Si. South ol Otto-la Theater Now Mock noortMd Woakly 26 24 24 23 21 31 22 22 25 26 28 28 28 30 30 31 33 Ahrena 330, Lady Truck Gardeners Schlmmlng Oil Compony 33 nuntcrrmnn Conl Mat.

32 Norwood Appliance 32 Kuhlnian and Nagel 39 Vet's Exc. and Trucking 28 Koehn'n Market 26 Marland Oil Company 2A J. F. Oarllsch Burae Motor Suits Atlaa Bag Company All-Nation Hobby Shop Oreen Valley Parmu Schlmmlng: Sass 316, muter 421. Cain 2M, Oeblerktng 436; 666, 831, 671.

Duntemann: Wllle 364, Grimm 393, Olnwe Hall 378, Banchet 418; 704, 602, 748. Norwood: Wolter 413, Lewandowskl 420. Miller 215, Newbard 387, Behrens 447: 771, 748, 753. Kuhlman: Kamiauer 332, Giles 367. PredrlcKson 188, MoMlenkamp 385, Roller 418: 607, 602, 726.

Vet'i: Butcnschoen 307, Kloth 304, Kclenon 314, Mitchell abtent. Deeke 431: 704, 687. 668. Koehn't: Oourley 278, Koehn 350, Nlmleta 383, liaw 343, Berschet 458; 623. 754.

708. Marland: Edmunds 356, Neumeler 432, Harrer 329, Buue 381, Jaackt absent; 707, 794, 706. Oarllnh: Wurm 440, Han 346, zlk 307, Buue 385, Welter 376; 718, 773, 708. Busse: absent, Buaiie absent. Bockmim .153.

Hucksdorf 351, Oeblerklng 396: 728, 702. 683. Atlas Bag: Boesche absent, Schu mann 289. Kolpln 331, Kolptn absent, Wagner 401; 718, 663, 697. All-Nation: 320, Grimm 348, Bchoppe 39S, Wilton 330, Ruoach 484; 765.

762, Oreen Valley: Schmook absent, Mahler 344, Llnnenun 359, Thomas 356, Uenk 401: 656. 660, 737. Sophia Miller Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. lor Sophia Miller, 89, late of 1145 S.

East Oak Park, and a former resident of Arlington Heights, at St. Peter Evangelical Luther an church. Rev. Luther V. Ste phan will officiate.

Interment St. Peter cemetery. Black's Memorial Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Miller, nee Steinmeyer, was born February 28, 1862, in Schaumburg.

Har husband, Louis preceded her in death. Mrs. Miller died January 21 at home. Survivors include: her children, Louis F. of Arlington Hts.

and Mrs. Katherine Heiden of Onk Park; two sisters, Mre. Edward Scnarringhausen of Arlington Heights and Mrs. Augusta Heimsoth of Des Plaines; two brothers, Herman of Arlington Heights and August Steinmeyer; five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 NATIONAL'S A A A A I I I I I titmu I I I 55'Sii HUE THT PUCE-MIES BMI Tt TIE Mil III MTS Bordo Fancy Family Night Featire at National Armour's ORANGE JUICE CORN BEEF BLENIEI JUICE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE (MIT 41 Oz.

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