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niX PANTAGRAPH. BLOO 5JN OTON, ILLINOIS. SATURDAY, JULY 14. 1951. jEast Bay Camp Schedules Tours Will Give Away Lot A I alfo Rloomindfori Wafer Rate Hiked; WheelTax Approve For This Sunday 'r? Guided tours through thectmp-lr.

re lure been arrtneed for Sunday by the tt Day Cmp nuiuement, wm announced rrtday. 3ktu Elubeth Weir, director of the TtJt Vn schedule for Sunday, ha announced that will bee it 1 p. m. and I irr-JTvin at i p. m.

wiS We lile-rard oo duty. This prcfrihn offers famibe and orrniiatkns aa orportunity to rpend the on the commons area at the camp. There will aUo be open Souse at the NelUe E. Pirtum Branch of Withers Publk- Library to acquaint lake dwellers th erTlces available to Summer residents. Mrs.

Frank L. Breen, city l.brariaa said Friday the library board wthes to make Red Arrow Division Plans Chicago Meeting The 32nd annual reunion of the famed 32nd Red Arrow Division of both World War I and II, will be held at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago Sept. 1-3, Lester R. Ben-ston, general chairman, has announced. Unequalled in history for never having failed, to take a military objective, the -Red Arrow Division expects one of its largest turnouts in the history, of its get-togethers, Mr.

Bens ton said. Masincupp New Normal Legion Council Unaware Of AcKons Until 20 Minutes Later Tb City Council TtytZl vrted a Ui; ra-4 Ifce maUv raVr. t-l tr rrl fc4 rt4 ur.u2 29 pjiv'. U.rr rn ra was --i la hot fte ad Ibe nv re-v-ard to lrd i tarty If on aJ tr.ck4 ar4 exe V-aa Ja fccCrjr T. Tfcia fee de co S-nft 1 et each rT.m'! iU r-TT.

lo be unj It rrfMir arJ ot tfTTj arxl ai7S. NWn Tairia e44 -f ir 'c I Lr- fl(; Iji services available to those In the Lake nioomincton area fhrourh the library branch. The Commander Realtors Plan Inspection Tours For Purchasers The Bloomington-Normal Real Estate Board has agreed to 1 try to sell $20,000 worth of loti at Lake Bloomington for the city and to help out the sales it is going to give one lot away. The lot will be a prize July 22, a week from Sunday, at an inspection day and outing at Davis Lodge, Lake Bloomington. Anyone interested in buying or just inspecting any.

of the available lots may register at Davis Lodge that day. The realtors will provide guides to show the prospective buyers around by either boat or auto. There also will be soft drinks on hand, and other activities. One free lot will be given to one of the persons who registers (picked by chance) and 10 other prizes of a $50 reduction on any lot bought will be given. Lots range in price from $400 to $1,350 and only enough will be sold to earn the city the to $20,000 it needs to carry out its portion of blacktopping the lake road.

Real estate men in charge of the sales are Dewey -Montgomery, Weldon W. MuHiken and Walter Benson. A map of the lot may be seen at the Benson Agency. Court Notes McLEAN COUNTY PROBATE COURT Estate of Emma Ladwig: Will admitted to probate; Lyle Stuckey named execu-tor- estimated value of estate. $2,500.

Estate of Mary M. Conley: Letters of administration issued to the American State Bank: estimated value of personal estate. $58,000. Estate of Daniel Stuck ey: Will admitted to probate; Lorene Hartman named administrator under $5,000 bond; estimated value of estate. $3.000.

library serve and the hospitality and information center at East ut. it. cmwAi fNormai masons cievUred dc Ird to Ue tl- irS. I Bay. 3 Men Burned ll Elect Kewley to uj-u canity r-Ki for Uv hmji el a i K-wii KrwWy la th new War-1 A.

Vctaag in Urr of Ibe t.el ahir-ful of the Normal rM lal Explod es 1 Ux wr 11 SU. AT. It AM, Lftflff fTJ. Lrrr. Icc Cir.

Jofca rriiay. CUrecce FeaaJey Bi r.k tt.r.i fKh rra ir Rurll SaT- Tom DiTtS of 914 of Tomanda, W. Wash In terui w4i W.i-r Var. senior warden: Eiwl O. ton St and Larry Crutcbrr of br.KQ a.S Rofcert Lrfckjco.

There. Junior warden; Stanley, N. Oak St. were burned wnen a Tfcen. af.er another matter was Norton, treasurer: lUbert Cran-t barrel of tar thev Ixv.l up and rrfrtT to a cc- 'call, secretary; WUliam 1 exploded at the West Side Sheet ur.

U-e ir rat lr.crta Ralr Chrut ft lor nd VTe'-al otki it W. tt rvAi r.d Vnl ScIkw. 1 or i VTMhtnroo St, about 7-30 m-ttviily 4rtrd frn rowr dtn: RiM Pr. mkif i rrieay. Vecr cn LM ord.r ended V.rmmH: Su'J.

Junior They firflid ba or4kk. AJdcrmm terd: EJrd Smi'Ju irur- St Joeph HoeprUI nd then r- Charles Masincupp v.s elected commander of the Carl S. Martin American Legion Post 635 of Normal Thursday night He will succeed Ralph Burtis. Mr. Burtis was elected to a two year term as a member of the executive board along with Carl Knecht.

Holdover members of the board are Carl Block and William S. Dickey. Other officers elected include Jack Iungericb, senior vice commander, Paul V. Hudelson, junior vice commander, and B. B.

Allan, re-elected finance officer. Masincupp, Iungerich. Hudelson and Allan were named dele-, gates to the Legion state convention in September. Installation of officers will take place at the August meeting. EMDEN Wanda Lee Mammen, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leland Mammen, entered Deaconess Hospital at Bloomington-Normal Deaths William J. Mtarf JSS Cc la Ure rd SitvtUixer, Sea lib. HAftrruteta. KcrloHc.

Hmii Ew p- tie live cwjoeoj A fl TON CRANE with a foot boom lowers the ld fire beU from atop the tower at the IMooaiiBCtea Fire DepartneBt In preparaUon for the raxinf of the tower. The bell, which welfha IJe postBda. bears the date 186. to the I Normal. ded at p.

ro. Friday Mrs. Artdrew Hursey. Joe Mem- flf IClirvji ar.rr an nines of, don. Lr.ure Hemdon.

WUda wn wt wi w. el ti0 thi.rd vt. la fcu heme don. Harriette Smith, the Rev. AMtr AaJU TeAe Bewired.

i teeral months. to Deck' and Mrs. E. Tabom and (rand- I llr. years was laien Lincoln Tuesday ior meaican taic.

funeral ar- o. all Champalrn. Fire Bell Tower Coming Down 'jkfrmorul Heme Hursey Wednesday. Mr tM--i to If wtJrtj he aUrd wittnrr.li ar tecomplcte. Ha Ue exact lit.

Wears was born Oct ece rsud to pM an ortlrfvar. Itl. la LRu County KerTtucky. Miss Shirley Van Hilsen 01 tne Methodist Church will attend the Laboratory School for Sunday School teachers and officers at MacMurray College in Jacksonville July 22-28. Jacobs Funeral raneral aemces lor Mrs.

rred DanqeTOUSi Hospital Notes eeu.cn. Wall kd a brlh MLean Mcars. He mamed. ucf. ir-e ruiuie.

miL who died Tuesday were Not Needed Cumpston, 912 N. Lee St, medi 4 uul i wr. in th Carmody funeral eat was relied. i anc, se.a Iom rndov at 30 a. and aU Any Longer To ck.r IM itcl.

rt.u nr Churrb at to correct th prerr.i t-i -rr i o-doct ajninnf mm au-ww uuiin BY GEOftGE SHAW ZrrZ M.lr; Mear. Mu. Marttr The let. Bev. Mar Visiting hours or all local hospitals are from 2 until 4 p.

m. and from 7 until p. m. Hospital authorities urge the public to observe fese hours. Brokaw Patients admitted: Mrs.

Beulak Robinson. 205 E. Oakland Sammy Cotton 708 X. Morris cearbrated solemn re- VoU rulill for SWears Mia Patty Mears. all Sheedy A Bloominrion landmark whioh has outlived IU usefulness will a at home: one son Ddon.

at home: quiem hUh maas ana soon be but a memory, tm-i arfrut. Mayor Cecil Cone promptly one brother. Vtrrtl, 1M pnoe- ine lunerai win, nej. Workmen Friday began razms ub- the old bell tower which has rMMti w.tr; rate Mr. UarslaO topkini and gftJj" Tent Revival Masox W.

Bisssll Sts. Bloomington, IIL MY. PL VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL-at tent weekdays 2-4 p.m. stood atop the Central fire Sta tt iivm Noi nf deacon. Burial was in the Lacoo tion on East Front Street since m.

vi tn by Cathohc CemeVry with Rev. Fr the station was built in 1903. (Re char re of Mrs. Nadine Eads. Lexington; Charles Pinkham.

El Richard OXauihun In two sc--s and one brother, fTtwalde seivkes. Mrs. Alberta Day, 303 N. Walnut Mr. Miars was a member the Mrlhodift Church.

Mrs. Jant Campbell St, Normal, surgical. PaUbearers were Daniel De-laney. Edward Kane. WUour Wunderie.

Ceorce Cuahina Bant mnA SVmnria Dal ton. Patients dismissed: Sharon Sue cal, Patients dismissed: Larry Green wald. Gridley; Mrs. James Tinervan and baby boy, 104 S. Clinton PL; Mrs.

Wayne Steinlicht and baby girl, Colfax; Mrs. Virgil Coffman and baby girl, Hey-worth; Mrs. Everett Prather and baby boy, 514 E. Mulberry St; Mrs. Arthur Zehr, Gridley; Mrs.

Henry Wright 1008 W. Mac Arthur Mrs. Edgar White, 610 E. Emerson St; Mrs. Robert Scott, Mackinaw: Miss Bertha Morris, 309 North St.

Normal; Mrs. John Kerber, Cooks ville; Mrs. Albert Haynes. 1006 W. Market St; Donald Evans, Ellsworth; Walter Barnard, 717 S.

Clayton St -1 2 Polio Gases At St. Joseph's! Two polio cases, 5 year, old Nancy Maurer of Danvers. end 5 year old Jerry Jonkman, Mo-mence, are being treated at St Joseph's Hospital. No parilysis was noted in either child. The Maurer child, admitted Jut 6, was the first polio case noted tHk Water rates were awreaeq or.

ao a it-rare of about 10 tr cent. BEiaaRura rate tnrrea.d ftwen TI certs to 1134 and rate for sue lrre eoeeueier (nA moee than l.CO0 ru4c f) waa dnofcard. In cdr ctnt. at- Councat: Arcw tasUlUlion of a treet tx-t In th mi45 of the SCO tVk eo N. Oak St.

Rrf erreH to Wve Ptlare Commrl- Dcnney, Towanda; Michael Hene 9:30 Bibi- School 10:40 Morning Worship Sermon "What Happens to Worries, Resentments, Disease in Goffs Kingdom?" Young: Peoples Meeting 6:30 P. M. Harold IL Martin Robert Urquhart Ministers SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner East and Monroe bry. 1106 N. Fell Mrs.

wae Mrs. Jane Campbell. foTTOr, AlUndlC ue funeral from out Diocminxton-K a 1 renU'of tow1l Mr arMj jn, WU- dted at 1 p. m. Friday an Uam Jacob of Daufherty.

Iowa; AmU, Tex, hoaptul fonowm an zilh Jacobs. Henry Ja- Ulrveu of a few months. Xftlt Jf ym Jacobs and Ed- Mrs. Campbell was ao rro-- i.k- .11 nr streator: mi Gawdy. 407 W.

Market St; Car-roil Thrasher. 822 Vj E. Monroe SL; Mrs. Jack Brandt and baby Tranie xt rear. i a rawr lor 10 years Rev.

Harold Harsh, preacher Tabernacle Baptist Church Decatur, IIL I Rev. W. F. Hedges, linger Farmer City, 41TL All are welcome. Sponsored by SOUTHERN BAPTISTS too Malinoskl and son.

Mr. and it cw Witind. Mrs. Marv to Texas rorti-'r wen in rrceu fta r.fV hen she moved a StdiO wr- unjrj to Mire with her only moval of the tower was necessary for safety reasons.) In las day the bell performed ita duty nobly. Fire Chief Roland Behrend remembers the accounts of its use told him by older firemen who have since passed a ay.

Hew Bell Worked The original fire alarm system was the Game well System, or telegraph alarm. When a fire was turned in from any of the alarm boxes located throughout the city, the number of the alarm box would be sounded electrically on the fire bell, thus giving firemen the location of the fire. This also served as a warning to other vehicles in the vicnlty of the fire station to clear the streets. Another early purpose of the bell was to call the firemen back to the station In the event a fire alarm was sounded during their luneh period. At that time firemen worked seven days a week' and were allowed three periods a day to go out for their meali u'r Jacob, aa of Rutlaad.

Mr. and J5t boy. 609 W. Washington 5U 8t Joseph's Patients admitted: Mrs. Katie Eskridge, 1817 W.

Iowa St, surgical. George W. Phister, 1105 N. Clinton St; Miss Judith Mitchell, 708 Church St, Normal; Mrs. Maude Jones, Gibson City, medical.

Patients dismissed: Miss Ellen Helen Morton. I Mrs. Virril Jacobs of Danville; Rcfrrrd to Ut arl Wire was brm to Oconee. VL. a and Mrs.

Maurice Wricht, T.oer.i oil Ccvnnuf.ee. svpertrwrx and tr city Mi Madre and Tneresa arxi r. -k. CaiaiL She was married to Ira a iMvim nH JJTVTt -V A daurhter of Varna; Edwaxa I ir.n in fiml! Bnd Mr. and ei nil Louise Taylor.

505 E. Front St; M'. Amort the surtvors as one Winters of Wenona. sitter 3frs. J.

W. Marfan. G4 E. a sxrvn tnj'taa is Mrs. Oval Conder, 1307 N.

Mor front of W-efr buMx. ris Mrs. Jane Toohill, 203 Tmm CJum to THE BURGESS REALTY Vernon Ave, Normal. a a if i Funeral arrricee wlfl be heid MethOdlST rOUD In Cedar Valley, Tex, Saturday. 1 ki ci ect Ofticers Mrs.

Florence Quantx According to ner pnysiciaq, she will return home Suhdai The Jonkman boy was reported improving. i ROANOKE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman and family and A. Beferrwl to JwcUry and th city atr-ey a peiitian renuetin rror T34-T W.

Market St. be rtvartd -Mr. Florence E. QuanU of The Rev. Chester Sheldon of W.

Graham St; Mrs. Lina Moorehead, 702 N. Oak St; Mrs. Edward L. Fike.

809 W. Monroe St; Mrs. Mina Lartz, 8 Harbord Joe H. D16 Cardinal Ct, Normal: Rex Lewnfield, 707 Harris St, Normal: Mrs. Carrol Stnelz, Hopedale; Eppa Mc-Ginnis, Minier.

reader, ttal rwrrnimwi a -a, elected director of Rrown went to Marion. iOva, District Metho- or. died it jMfld Vm He iEJar BJoomton SeTclCcmmH- she had been visiUn. the djrt Youth to the Heal Cleveland. Or.to.

died at a. mUt.lforil L. aK iin IM Ql 1PUUI rwr i fnrlnrV Friday to spend the weex ena wun Mrs. Brown's sister. Milton E.

Burgess REALTOR Residence Phono 7332-6 JWIUJin. n-rrrl at East Bar Ue avJ the city attorney a com-m O-e amoke fjiunrt Death was bettered to have re-; Camp on Lake Bloominfton Fti- A As methods changed, witn roe passage of time and the enlargement of the department the bell was used to notify the off-duty shift -of a general alarm. This toon became unsatisfactory as the men who Lived a great distance from the fire station could not bear ring. (Today all firemen are required to have a telephone so the department can notify them when needed.) ts prwirie Farms euod by inquest will be conducted at the Othar officers elected were the patients admitted: Mr. Oeorge Weisser, Forrest; Mrs.

Reid Cris-well, McLean; Irvin Esheleman, Piper City; Mrs. Essie 711 N. Mason St; Mrs. Yernon Rincenbere. Flanagan, surgical Quality FRIED'S, 183 W.

Front Same Day Service M(ii r.inuwh.Kura Memorial Home Kev. oen owuio i Creamery. irmuktanT to v4 r-yrou of tis.rwi SALESMEN WS Jacob Pflceger, El Paso; Burford; Plotner. Mansfield: Stephen' Mr. QuanU wUl be aasit a North of El Paso, business man-ClevvUnd Saturday, runeralaerv-isrrr; the Rev.

Charles Warner Ices U1 be held Monday at the of Por.Uac. rerUtrar; the Rev. SpauVLnf runeral Home tnCleve-lHarold HaU of Kankakee, asso-Und. Burial wiU be In Riverside elate registrar; and the Rev. Cemetery there.

H. Eaamann of Cilman. treasurer. Mrs. Quanti.

who wae a ari end Three hundred dollars was Used Ticker Tape Later a "ticker tape" attachment was combined with the bell alarm system. The number of the aSn leei. DnxnVen Driving Bring! Le Roy Man Jail Term jMi. Le Roy. NORMAL BAPTIST CHURCH -if I et i I I.J, 1 days of Mrs.

Beatty. waa bom June peaej ounnx I .4. are. fenced to Rev. John A.

Logan, raavor TUESDAY 1:99 Mrs, Gilbert's BtMe CUas 12. ISM. an London, aVxiarvd. Sre tfte Uioominpon-ampu Jail when he trtct for the purchase of an op alarm box would then dc punched on the tape automatically, providing a permanent rec-; crd of the alarm. This ticker tope machine is aitii an use.

but not in conjunction wrah the oid tower beU. ln- stead, ao alert beB on the main! i-tow. ptMnj before conaniy fnAmrooA a eiar S. School at Molberry SUNDAY lfkmO, Horning Worship, "A Sacred Tmst" 0. Ye4h FeBowabi Gospel Hour erating tight which wiU be sent to Dr.

Gerald Downie. a medieai missionary, how an India. Nelsot) Funeral VSaneral aervi tat Pic. IAJL, 1 I WEDNESDAY 9 BiMe Study A Friendly Church With Vital Message drtvtn. The Le aoy petrtrm far probwtkw ww drjm was avvwated Jure MMn v-i i km R.

Naleon. 31. 441 K. School St. NornwtL who waa killed an D0V bCOUTSi Cubi William Baar Phone 5372-4 lifi 1.

1 Walter Schuette Phone 9785-5 George Haskett Phone Colfax 147 Waae YnC andy Phone Ellsworth 555 Rowte 1X hr shertfrs mt driver's Ucense revoked floor of the fire station rings, calhng the firemen to their posts. The bell has outlived its usefulness," Chief Behrend reflects, "and as the tower is no longer aafe. there is no need to rpend money to repair it." Disposition of the beU ha not been CHAT5WORTH far ptx monism. BULLETIN Board kMrmort" Mom rrt" ScheduIe Outings day at 2-iQ p. n.

CuiVLP" ub utnTSi Buer1 orranut and Mjs Barber Buer- Uoop, wU1 Uunch a minitr r-irw week's Summer Camo Sunday. k. iLxiT nu in. Lake JJloomlnrton. Cemetery by the UuJ E.

Davis accotn. American Lroo Post 5. and the! ir the WOltD'S NHIIT At CMlAT0wf Mr. and Mrs. Harris Taylor of sumrwa are Great Bend.

N. Thursday were spending a 10 day vacation here 1 H. Kraus Veterans of For- pwuru area include Pack 77. Dwieht, 44; 1 SV.I a the home of Mrs. Harris parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Drilling. ftrn War Post 454. Vindoiv I I its l.

nui twi la UTi "ta Otto 1 rurit Bloomiiutton. S3; Pack 102. Otto. Ed 17. mA Pack 50.

Lerov 10. eU. WitUam Tosh. Dan Shupe od TLL Trooo Palliarers m. ja TAKES PRIDE la announcing Oat aforesaid salesmen are now affiliated with this firm so that we aU may better serve and give 24 hoar service to yon in the future our Mono IS This Is yor country, let us help you own a part of It WE PERSONALLY want to thank those of you who In the years past have been both sellers and buyers and we remember well that gracious relationship that still exists between us.

MOST OF ALL we remember that cheerful hello, that friendly smile, and that hearty hand shake when we meet TO YOU WHO ARE FUTURE prospective sellers and buyers we all extend our hand in a friendly offer and effort to help and assist you to solve all your past and future real estate problems. iFan Mr j- r-r c. a- rvf I Pic. Nelson's body was turned to BSoommglon Maaior tarsvtss 1. Normal.

23; Troop t. Troop S. Bloominston. 15; Troop 101. Lincoln.

JO; Troop li Clinton. 30: Troop 28, McLean, and Troop 51, Lex-lnrton. 14. r. Hunev Funeral 1 0 runeral sconres for John Itur-, ey.

C2. 1101 W. Waalunr.on St I mere held Friday at 2 JO p. m-. 1 )U n.enn.

ruu It tii mmtmrnm SIS pt Imwn 1 1 in, 1 -1 1 ta Ma Cf Yesley. Methodist Ck'rch Corner of Eaai and Lor art Street Guest Speaker: lr. hti Mdrla Sermon: thing Expectcnlljf" 4 'AS 3." LV sa HUM" from the Murray-i tamper Memorial Home. Burial was an tfte Bwcr.iRton Cemetery. The Rev.

Weaiey Strattoo of NO INSTALLATION NECESSARY. CUii "pi 1 tk-e Wayman Mehodist Church JIZ 'Kl J. Verkler was tht Business Machines Division Open Until 3:30 Saturday mr 4 a-r -4 u-t cr.rt and Mrs. dara Anson REALTOR mm. ill, mr PANTAGRAPH were KjftMtmm nw- Eeck Mecoriil IHSTAMT OxTfft EqiippL 'sey.

George Hursey. Paul ur- Bible School 105 W. MONROE ST. Office Phones 3444-5, 3482-5 If no answer Phone 7945 Morning Worship Printing end Stationery Co ca or ta sey and Aubrey Hursey. Te-th at, la vm FeHwahr at Phone 5271 Bloomington 217 Y' JfrefS 1 mm lt.i or town peie innxQ the funeral were Mrs.

AaBllee Mr. and Mra. X. C. rl-e- a Maa.