The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 8

EIGHT TIIE PANTAGRAPU. BLOOMLNGTOX, ILLINOIS, MONDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1951. PER CREEK Bloominqton-Normal Deaths iJMO Wheel Tax jjwo Injured Teacher Colleges Russell Lee Stechman was reported to be improved Friday. He has been ill at his home for several days with a virus infection.

TT" 1. 'n collision Protective Association To Hear Attorney The monthly meeting of the McLean County Protective Association will be held at the Farm Bureau Building Wednesday at With the draaan xor own- r-1 I in wheel Ux hcerv Uckeri only fVjQ I I rTT to days away. Mrs. Marcupritc INcCM CIIIOTT Report Dip In Enrollment Zxx'k. clerk, announced Mon- Bloominrton at- rdfimrit mf mtirimtric.

f4 I 'Law on the OIL HEATERS i 1 Earl Richards WANTED Experienced Young Man or Woman for Combined Secretarial and Bookkeeping Work. Excellent Salary- Write T-75 Pantagraph refreshments inierseciion oi nwie inu uie t-i- ntprtainmpnt. c.rxiir.incr. which requires an mo- C-: at --it j'-- re 15 ft tor vehicle owners who reside in. to Paxton nior.c-.ir.cton to purchase heel Tkey er.

Uki to Paxon 1 xZu.n the ordinance car-'cuti on the head and face. Neith- 4T 4rj ii r-alsr cf not le5S than t-r was said lo be serious, oui iney i to. S10 nor more than $100. it were kept at the hospital for observation. Ford County Sheriff Fred Kemp said the autos collided as Arends drove south on the Elliott Road Hahn drove west on Route 9.

RENT OFFICE MACHINES Two Fined for DrinVlng I To men were fined $15 e.irh I in nt.niifinn Police Court Mon- TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES UP TO $100.00 Okay Appliance Co. 106 South Center St. Bioominf ton The Arends car struck the Hahn ic I dav on rharrrs drunker.nes on rnar oj rift '--ft A ''J X.tX 1 r- i PANTAGRAPH PHONES 4341 Ther were William DeVault. SQ.jcar on the right side and both rare wf.it into the ditch. of Farmer Citr and Willdm Tar tar.

37. of Fort Law ton. wan. Mr Wllma Feathers Mrs. Wilbur A.

Jones The Hahn auto was a complete loss: the front of the Arends ve-h badly fUmaced. The Elliott road is five miles eat the Gibson City. Aura ic Jailed for DrunVenness A Vi.n -i a. j-, Oretn. 42.

of 13(8 w. uait Cash Registers Calculators Duplicators Adding Machines 9 Typewriters Ae. was M-nt to the county 7 ra i a. v-o i la lite lUtK, i tnri Air mail iurvir u.a v. i I fir i-.

an --u brate the coronation of George V. djct. FtfDHt AILE Lewis-Shepard Power Lift Truck Model GFTT. Capaciry 4000 lbs. In good condition.

STETSON CHINA COMPANY Lincoln, Illinois By the Day or Month J) ri 'w rl Harval in 1 -r uai vcme Vjv -'i' 1 Marriage Licenses Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH! IMCTAGRAPII it k. a a i jf iutt -7" Printing Stationery Co. K.f.,C Crawfrl wa. t-rn ar4: ta L. II W'Jf- cf Hyu-j i -n at Tr.r.;ty Gra-le Scfwl 4 ru i MEM 217 W.

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s.1 J. Icm.Mr 4 In Churches This Week a w-a Drive Over to OWEN NURSERY BLOOM1NGTON WUU lt NOT OPEN SUNDAY Open 6 days 8:00 A. M. 4:20 P. M.

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H. PAYNE MARKET MORE RIBOFLAVIN! MORE ENERGY! MS V. Market SPKULS fCS HQS DAT, TUESOAT AMD VECNESOAT I tiiEiHTiN IIc III RC II or CIIKKT i. 24 CUT Kl 11 1 1 Oar t.rfj Iai I'lKf ill Sae lttt OMMIMTr III RC FT row rif oru. II ft a II A iv Nr.i iir iti i ormi Tr.

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