Nashville Journal from Nashville, Illinois • 7

Thursday January 21 1937 THE NASHVILLE JOURNAL NASHVILLE ILLINOIS RADOM leg'als More County News Mrs Jacobs entertained the following ladies at her home on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Mill Fischer of Chicago Mrs Wm Lehdendecker Mrs Martin Brune Mrs Fred Schrieber Mrs Hy Buening Ms Fischer and Miss Millie Eggman Rev and Mrs Zeller were in Belleville Tuesday The men of the church presented their pastor Rev A a -1 and family with a supply of wood Enough to keep the furnace supplied with fuel for some time come FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICM Estate of William Grcunan deceased Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that I will appear before the County Court of Washington County sitting for the transaction of Probate business on tho second Monday of February A 1937 for the purpose of making final aettlment in the estate of William Greiman deceased limit Greiman Exrx Louis Bemreuter Attorney- 7-14-21 FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE Estate of William Hasten deceased Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that I will arpewr before the County Court of Washington County sitting for the transaction of Probate business on the second Monday of February A 1937 for the purpose of making final settlement in the estate of William Hasten deceased Emma Hasten Executrix Louis Bemreuter Attorney 7-14-21 ADJUSTMENT NOTICE Estate of Henry Re inkensmeier deceased The undersigned having been appointed Executors of the Estate of Henry Relnkensmeier deceased lato of the County of Washington State of Illinois hereby give notice that- they will appear before the County Court of Washington County at the courthouse in Nashville on the first Monday in March 1937 at which time all persons having claims against said Eestate sue notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted All persons Indebted to said Estate are required to make Immediate payment to the undersigned Dated this 5th da of January A 1937 Wm Relnkensmeier Adolf Relnkensmeier Executors Mr and Mrs Philip Konopki of St Louis visited Mr and Mrs Emil Na-liborski Sunday Mr and Mrs Arthur Jenke of SL Louis spent Sunday with Miss Della Novackl Michael Bleck of SL Louis spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Stefen Ssoplnskl A Pawlowski transacted business in DuQuoin Saturday Rose and Regina Szopinskl left for St Louis last Thursday Mrs Walter Cendrowskl and son Tohn shopped in Nashville Tuesday Mrs Mary Revolinskl transacted business in Nashville Saturday Josephine Gretxmacher of Ashley visited her mother Mrs Katherine Gretxmacher Sunday Mr and Mrs A Pawlowski attended the funeral of Zigmunt Ki-towski at Posen last week Tuesday Joe Suplnski of SL Louis transacted business here Saturday Mr and Mrs Eugene Schmled of SL Louis visited Mr and Mrs Walter Cendrowskl Sunday th irr MILE Mrs Robert Carson and Elmer Torrens of near Oakdale spent the week at Gienwood Minn where they attended he funeral of their brother Charles Torrens Mrs Margaret Murphy spent Saturday in Nashville The nine-months-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Huffman passed away at their home near Rice Monday nighL Wm Lee and Mrs John Gill received word of the death of their sister Mrs Nannie Coates of Oakdale Monday morning Friends of Miss Dorothy Carson are pleased to hear that she recovered from her recent illness and is again attending school at Carbon-dale Ralph Bartelsmeyer of Nashville Mr Burnett of Carbondale and Gus Leich of Oakdale were callers here Monday assisting in procuring right-of-way for the Oakdale-DuBols road FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE Final report has this 19th day of January 1937 been filed in the office of the County Court of Washington County Illinois subject to approval on the second Monday in March 1937 Dlonysla Grabowskl CecOfia Andrews Admlnlstratlces A Estate of Anna KujawskL deceased Michael Grabowskl Paul Carter Attorneys 21-28-4 DU BOIS jjj Emil Banaszek of SL Louis was a week-end visitor in this victn- it3Reganla Brarczewski was a caller in Nashville Friday Mrs Frank Dalman and son were visitors in DuQuoin Tuesday Mrs Felix Czerwinskl of Tamaroa a business caller in town Tuea- day Frank Margate was out of town Saturday Waldman of Chicago spent the week-end with his family Ed McNail of SL Louis spent the week-end with his family Frank and Walter Wisniewski of Tamaroa were business callers in town Friday Reidelberger was a business iler in Irvington Monday Sheriff Spencer of Nashville was a business caller in town Tuesday joe Duncan of Germantown was a brief caller here Tuesday Mr and Mrs Joe Wagner are on the sick list at this writing Mrs Alex Polcsynskl and sister Miss Rosie Gross of South Bend InL were visitors with folks of this vicinity over the week-end Mr and Mrs Henry Zink of Irvington were visitors with her mother Mrs Chas HacketL Reidelberger wm a business caller in NMhville Friday Mr and Mrs Cecil Robinson and son of Ashley were visitors withMrs Emma Schmulbach Mrs Lulu Vaughn was a business caller in Ashley Saturday Rev Deuschle was a brief caller in Ashley Tuesday Frank Dalman wm taken to the DuQuoin hospital for treatmenL Mrs Joe Ledwick of Shelter was a business caller in town Tuesday Rome Spotanskl and family ofSes-ser were guests of Mr and Mrs Nell Quinn Sunday Carl Spotanski and father George Spotanskl all of Sheller were visitors with Mr and Mrs Nell Quinn Mrs Frank Yottke is quite ill at this writing Mr and Mrs Jerome Kobblt of Shelter were business callers in town Monday Mr and Mrs John Yottke of East St Louis were guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Yottke Reidelberger wm in Centralla on business Monday Rudolph Kuhn and sister Miss Verdis Kuhn of East St Louis spent Sunday with their aunt Miss Lena Kuhn Dominic Polcsynskl and Lloyd Setzekom were callers in ML Vernon Sunday Mr and Mrs Otis Hallman and daughter and Mrs Archie Sharp were out of town Tuesday Wm Ellermeyer wm a business caller in St Louis Monday Mrs Josephine Schindler of Ashley spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Martin Schindler her son and daughter-in-law and granddaughter With Carpenter and family Dr Omer Hagebusch and family of SL Louis visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hagebusch The Addieville Womens Union will give a three-act comedy Theres a Man in the House Tuesday evening Feb 9 Curtain at 8 Mr and Mrs Frank Finke motored Mrs Aug to Centralla Tuesday on her return home to Hoffman who had visited at the home of her mother Dont forget the public sale of the household and kitchen furniture of Wm WiechertSaturday afternoon at one oclock Mrs Henry Suedmeyer Mrs Hy Sudhoff formerly Anna Marie 8udhoff was bom August 7 1852 near Osnabrueck Germany and baptized and confirmed in the Evangelical church of that place When 18 years old in 1870 she accompanied her parents and sisters and brothers to America and lived in Pittsburgh Pa for one year when they moved on to SL Louis Hi 1872 the family moved on a farm nearAd-dieville On Jan 15 1874 she entered into the estate of holy matrimony with Henry Suedmeyer of Addieville To this union seven children were bom four sons and three daughters one son Christ died July 12 1930 After 21 years of happy married life she was bereft of her lifes companion and was left with seven children ranging from 2 to 19 years of age But she carried on farming for 25 years when in the fall of 1920 she moved to Addieville with her daughter Carrie Three days before Christmas she suffered a slight stroke from which she did not recover She departed this life peacefully last Wednesday evening at 10:45 She leaves to mourn her death three sons Henry Edward and William all of Addieville three daughters Carrie who had lived with her during the declining years of her life Mary Mrs AugHaake of Hoffman Anna Mrs Frank Finke of here 10 grandchildren 2 great-grandchildren one sister-in-law two sons-in-law and three daughters-in-law 8 nephews and eight nieces The days of her earthly sojourn were 84 years 5 months and 8 days Funeral sendees were held Sunday afternoon at 1 at Zions Ev church Interment in the Zion cemetery Rev Kurz officiated The pallbearers were: Wm Krone Aug Krone George Krone Alvin Sudhoff Henry Uphoff and Geo Elkendler The following were among those from a distance who attended the funeral: Mrs Geo Engelman Mr and Mrs Wm Samel Ed Ann-meyer Mr and Mrs Wm Krone and Mr and Mrs Wm Mueller Mr and Mrs Walter Krone and daughter Miss Margeret Krone Miss Marion Haake Miss Eileen Flnke Mrs Til-lie Sudhoff Mr and Mrs Alvin Sudhoff and daughter and Mr and Mrs Herb Finke of SL Louis Mr and Mrs Emil Krone and Otto Krone of Springfield Harold Maxelner of Alton Ervin Haake of Gary Ind Aug Schlueter and family of Centralla Mr and Mrs Aug Haake and Mr and Mrs Alvin Haake and daughto of Hoffman Mr and Mrs John Leh-de of Beaucoup and others from Okawville Nashville and Venedy OKAYVYILLE Melvin Kemper was a SL visitor Wednesday Mrs John Toenaing of St Louis spent part of last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Jacobs Miss Carrie Juenger returned home after a few weeks' stay in SL Louis Mr and Mrs Gus Buechner and daughter Carol returned Monday from a weeks visit with relatives at MillstadL Miss Louise Mueller of' SL Louis visited her parents here Sunday Mrs Carrie Hasheider is spending a few days with relatives in SL Louis Miss Bertha Engeie attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Anna Sued-meier at Addieville Sufiday Alvin Blumhorst was a SL Louis visitor Sunday Mr and Mrs Lietz were Belleville visitors Friday Mr and Mrs Paul Ebeling Mr and Mrs Ochs and son Roy Henry Altmansberger Mrs Emma Nadler of here Miss Celeste Nadler and Charley Steinhauer of SL Louis spent Sunday with Altmansberger and family at Belleville Mrs Noyes Guess left for her home in San Diego Calif after spending several months with her parents Mr and Mrs Franck Mr and Mrs Hy Barkau son Erwin Mrs John Barkau and Miss Amanda Wolf visited with John Barkau at St Elizabeths hospital in Belleville Sunday afternoon Frank daughter Miss Mercedes and Claude Miller left Saturday by motor for Los Angeles California for an indefinite stay Miss Esther Jacobs spent the week-end with relatives in SL Louis Mr and Mrs Frank were Belleville visitors Monday Mr and Mrs Harry Conners of St Louis visited with Mrs Emelia Randoll Monday evening Mrs Ostendorf spent Tuesday in Addieville Miss Frieda Scboeneberg was a SL Louis visitor Tuesday Hohlt was a business caller at Nashville Friday morning Mrs Noyes Guess and Dorothy Lietz were SL Louis visitors Friday Fred Schwankhaus spent the weekend with relatives in SL Louis Mrs Wm Leimkuehler of Addieville was a caller here Saturday morning Miss Olevetha Dick spent the Miss uievetna uick spent cue With OflKDALE T7 Church Notes Homing worship at 10:30 serpioo theme Obedience Desired" Bible school at 11:45 Young People's service and evening sermon 6:30 sermon subject: -She Did What She Could" Church Notes 10:30 sl Sabbath school Services of worship for Jan 24: 11:30 A worship subject: Earthly Poverty" 6:30 Young People's hour in charge of the missionary committee 7:30 worship subject Garments for the Christian" Wednesday Jan 27 2 hl hour Of prayer leader Elwyn Carson Saturday Jan 23: the Loyal Temperance Legion win hold its meeting at the church at 2 Leader of devotional service Nellie Mae Camp-BelL Mr and Mrs Ren Piper received a letter from their daughter Miss Irene written from Assyult Egypt HissPiper who is teaching in a min aion school on the island of Cyprus spent the holidays sight-seeing in Egypt and was quite impressed with -the country especially the city of Cairo with its broad streets and up--to-date stores She also visitedLuxor and saw the pyramids and many oth-or places of interest Miss Claudine Coulter of Granite City spent the week-end with her parents Mr and Mrs Coul--ter Herbert Dintelman and Lyle Mc-Clay made a trip to Peoria last Fri-day Otis Piper has gone to Chenoa -where he has employment Miss Alma Dodds a student at the of Carbondale spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Luther Dodds Mr and Mrs Robert Osborn and Mrs John Klene were in Nashville Triday Miss Edna Smith of St Louis was a visitor over the week-end in the Borne of her brother Wm Smith Mary Grace Carson of GraniteCity -spent the week-end with her mother Mrs Warren Carson in the home of Ber grandmother Mrs Janie Torrens Blanchard Fox and family of Ma-Tissa spent Saturday with James -Boyle and sisters and Mrs Elizabeth Tox Henry Young and family of St Xouis visited a few days last week -with Mrs Youngs parents Mr and Mrs Wm Hemphill Mrs Wm Boyle Is seriously ill at Ber home south of Oakdale Miss Mary Benson is Dl at the Borne of her sister Mrs A Leich Miss Julia Borcherdtng a senior In the Pinckneyville high school en-jyed a two days vacation last week Baving been excused from the semester exams Mrs Nannie Coates Mrs Nannie Coates nee Lee -passed away Monday morning after a short illness with pneumonia at -the home of her son Denton Coates -where she had been tenderly cared lor in her last illness MraCoates endeared herself to all that knew her Her children have the symp thy of -the entire community in their bereavement Mrs A Gambill has been con-lined to her home by illness for several days Dewey Maxwell of Nashville was a caller at this place Friday Mrs Lewis Snyder of St Louis spent several days last week with Mrs Lucinda Snyder Wyman Snyder of St Louis spent Friday with his -mother and was accompanied home By Mrs Lewis Snyder Clyde Huff of St Louis spent the -week-end with his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Huff Joyce Brammeier spent the week-end with relatives at Nashville Mrs Ethel Schubert and daughter Ethel visited a few days this week -with her brother Charles Kaufman and family at Nashville Dr Eirich of Nashville was a professional caller at this place Monday Mr and Mrs Merle Kirkpatrick -of SL Louis spent Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs Kirkpatrick Mr and Mrs Auld Auld and daughter Miss Eleanor -were in Nashville Friday Mothers who head fcml 0 wg hoir heotwew hf ItisonKsi mam meat use fee (he children lor Dod tool looming oft ehoss- toting to the matt toodor rheicMrhalrondleoos I cisan and gilt win gl bo nflhg Wol Is ao economical RNte gone tong woy Aab year dreggmt lor the rogtf tor 50c hxe Or write lor penoroee trial botflo oados Inf 10c to cover packing and BtJCimYlT INCUBATORS BROODERS POULTRY EQUIPMENT KNOWN THE WORLD OYER AS THE STANDARD OF COMPARISON FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE Estate of Ann Mumbower deceased Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that I will appear before the County Court of Washington County sitting for the transaction of Probate business on the second Monday in February A 1 1937 for the purpose of making final settlement in the estate of Ann Mumbower deceased ErnOst Mumbower Conservator 21-28-4 J1' 4 ASHLEY Myron Haun spent Sunday in SL Louis with his sister Miss Irene Haun Misses Ida and Violet Hartiine spent Sunday in SL Louis Mr and Mrs Raymond Higgerson of Palestine III are visiting the formers mother who is quite ill Mrs Hartley returned Monday from Farina HI where she spent the week-end Miss Dorothy Burnett returned to her home in East SL Louis Sunday after a weeks visit with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jno Burnett Mr and' Mrs Jack Oppenlander spent Sunday near Shawneetown Mr and Mrs Burnett spent the week-end with the formers parents Mr and Mrs Jno Burnett Mrs Bru3 Walters spent Wednesday in Rich view with Mrs Neil Baldridge Raymond Boswell returned Thursday from East SL Louis where he seive on the Federal jury Miss Virginia Borowiajt of White Swan is staying In Ashley this week and attending High School Bea Trost of Addieville spent Monday in Ashley transacting business Mrs Motile Hudson returned Sunday from Bluford HL after an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Fred Wilson and family I Mrs Robert Hawthorne of Rich-view spent Monday in Ashley Loran Hudson of Murphysboro spent the week-end with his mother Mrs Mollie Hudson and other relatives Miss Edith Branson spent Friday in Mt Vernon ADDIEVILLE Mr and Mrs Carl Meier and daughter Melba of near Okawville visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm Leimkuehler Fred Wehmeyer Mr and Mrs Becker Mrs Hy Barkau and Mrs Wm Leimkuehler visited last Friday afternoon with Mrs Wehmeyer at SL Elizabeths hospital Belleville whfLunderwent an operation last week Tuesday She is getting along nicely at this writing Miss Florence Klingenberg who has been a patient at SL Elizabeth's hospital Belleville was able to return home Sunday Her brother-in-law and aister Mr and Mrs A Oswalt of SL Louis motored her home Mr and Mrs Henry Hast visited Saturday with Ed Meentemeyer and family at New Minden Mr and Mrs John Kann of East St Louis visited the week-end with itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniU Buy the New FORD 60 I The new Ford 60 will sro more miles on a gallon of gas than any Ford ever produced You have been wanting economy Compare this with any other eat Ono gallon of oil fills the ersnirrase The license fee Is only UE The same 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