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FIVE THE PANTAGRAPH. BLOOMINGTOX, ILLINOIS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1950. Rule Clinton Frolic Central Illinois Deaths 'Quief Election Predicted in Logan 17. 1868 at Green Valley, the Mrs. Maud L.

Seabert daughter of Israel and Elizabeth DWIGHT (PNS) Mrs. New Holland Junior Class To Give Play NEW HOLLAND (PNS) Lawler MeCord. Her marriage to Maud Lee Seabert. 73. of Dwight, died at 8 a.m.

Sunday in the Sil Mr. Mittendorf took place Nov. 18, 1886. He died in September, 1949. Survivors are: one daughter, Mrs.

ver Cross' Hospital at Joliet where Edna Johnson of Lincoln; two sne cad been a patient five days. She suffered a heart disease. in failing health a number of years. The body was taken to the Raleigh J. Harris Funeral Home.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mrs. Blumenschein WASHINGTON (PNS) Mrs. Henry G. Blumenschein.

77. died at her home in Washington at 6:40 a. m. Sunday. She had been ill for ten months.

Mrs. Blumenschein was the mother of Mrs. Luella Lyons. PantaeraDh reoort- Delavan Businessmen Arrange Yule Program pre (- A The body was taken to the granddaughters and a great granddaughter. She was a member of the First Juniors at New Holland High Baker Funeral Home.

Funeral services will be held at 2 cm. School will present the nlay. The Painted Mask," at 8 p. m. Friday Baptist Church and a charter DELAVAN (PNS) Preliminary plans for a Christmas Tuesday at the Funeral Home.

The Rev. F. Roy Doland. pastor in the high school auditorium. program, sponsored annually by Miss Ruby Walker is the director.

In the cast are: Sherrill Blaum. Frances Geritc Wilms Martin tne ueiavan Better Business club, were discussed at the meeting of the club held Thursday night at er at Washington. Jeanette Petitt. Paul Been, Eu of the Methodist Church, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. George Davies.

Burial will be in Oak Lawn cemetery. She was born June 11. 1877. at Lincoln. daughter of William B.

and Rebecca Parker Brown. She came to Dwight with her parents at the age of six and Wen and Peg's Cafe. Pres. J. Emery Hood appointed gene tsenrends, Josephine Been, Lowell Koester.

Howard Parr, Rose Bartman. Thnma Rmvr Edwin Stark general chairman of the arrangements for the party. Mr. McCane introduced Mr. and and David Mayer.

member and Past Noble Grand of the Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Mary Busby WESTON (PNS) Mrs. Mary Busby, 66, died in Fairbury Hospital, at 3:20 a.m. Sunday after a short illness.

The' body was taken to the Easton-Pils Funeral Home in Chenoa, and will be returned to her home in Weston where rosary will be said at 8 p.m. Monday. Funeral services will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Chenoa at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Chenoa.

Mrs. Busby was born near Met-amora Oct. 8, 1884, the eldest Record Vote Not Expected, 1 Observers Say LINCOLN (PNS) With the general election less vthan two weeks away Tuesday. Nov. 7 political observers in Logan County say "this is -the quietest election in years.

The majority of them do not anticipate a record vote despite strong emphasis on registration. About 17,500 names are on the voting registration lists and County Clerk Claude Tull declares there is considerable interest in absentee voting with 45 ballots actually returned and applications for 40 more in process of being sent applicants. Usually 350 absentee ballots are considered heavy but here again this figure is not anticipated. Presidential Tear Record In the general election of 1946 11,140 votes were cast and in 1948 The body was taken to the Ha-becker Funeral Home, where services, will be held at 1:30 m. Tuesday.

The Rev. Carl Kammey-er will officiate. Burial will be in Glen Dale Cemetery. She was born Susan Martha Van Camp Aug. 22, 1873.

in Eureka, daughter of John and Marv Ward Mrs. Harry Goodin of Bartonville who have bought the restaurant (Political Advertisement) in which the club met. They will take over the operation of the business Nov. 1. Van Camp.

She was educated in Ft- 3- i 1 jl 1 Eureka schools and was married First Homecoming Nov. 4. 1900. to Henry G. Blumenschein.

Mr. Blumenschein. a well-known grocer and former city daughter of Fred and Anna Wernsman. She married Webster H. Busby 19.

1939 in Chenoa. had resided here since. She was married to James E. Seabert Oct. 1.

1902. He died in 1937. Surviving are a son. Carlyle J. Seabert of Los Angeles.

a daughter. Mrs. Harry Pearce of Glen Ellyn; a stepdaughter. Mrs. Cyrus Hodgman of Dwight: three grandchildren; a brother.

Orville Brown of St. Petersburg. three sisters, Mrs. Harry Dom-b laser of Clearwater. Fla Mrs.

J. Parker Button and Mrs. James A. Townsend of St. Petersburg.

Fla. She was preceded in death by two sisters and a brother. She was a member of the Dwight Methodist Church. Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans and tbfi Dwight Woman's Club. She was a Gray Lady of the Red Cross.

i Mrs. Hattle Oneal She is survived by her husband: A 4.1 CLINTON (PNS) Gary Harre and Judy Williams, King and queen of the third annual Washington Grade School Halloween Frolic, clutch the ballots which pot them in the lead ever 16 candidates urine a three week campaign. Ward Photo i wo Drowers, josepn ox rairmont, and Henry of LaSalle six sisters, Mrs. Jesse Everett of Pon Celebration Set By Octavia High COLFAX (PNS) Octavia High School will 'hold its first tiac, Mrs. Charles Ambrose of Fairbury, Mrs.

Agnes Signor, Mrs. FOE PROBATE JUDGE Earnest Unprejudiced Guileless Earthly Neighborly Energetic Judicious Learned Assiduous Reliable Kind Industrious Neutral All Necessary Qnalitlea of a Good JUDGE! ELECT LARKINI! Nov. 7, 1950 Russell James, and Mrs. George Chenoa VFW Bowers, all of Chicago, and Mrs. Esther Tice of Los Angeles, five stepchildren, Glenn Busby, homecoming Friday and Saturday Lincoln Lodge Prepares For Visit Initiation LINCOLN (PNS) Inspection of Lincoln Lodge, No.

914, B.P.O. Elks, will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday by Deputy Grand beginning with a bonfire "pep alderman, died Aug. 15. 1945.

Surviving are her daughter. Mrs. Lyons and two sisters. Mrs. Caroline Altemeier of Chicago arid Mrs.

Delia Foster of Deer Creek and a brother. John Van Camp of Hammond. Ind. A granddaughter preceded her in death. Mrs.

Blumenschein had joined the Deer Creek Baptist Church 69 years ago and recently had transferred her membership to St. Marks' Church in Washington. Hospital Notes St James i PONTIAC (PNS) Patients admitted: Mrs. Marjorie Burke Chenoa; J. C.

Bolend, Odell, both surgical. Patients dismissed: Mrs. Leo Roche and son, Emington; Miss Loretta Gorbett, Pontiac. Chicago, Mrs. Cynthia Kirchner of meeting Friday at the football To Have Party For Children the presidential year 1233 were tallied.

In the 1950 primaries 9,041 votes were tabulated including 5,715 Republicans and Democrats. There were hotly contested scraps for nomination for county judge and sheriff on the Republican ticket and only one that for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. However, over a 10-year period. Logan has gone consistently Republican. Nevertheless, the Republican committee, headed by Oscar Mohr, and the Democratic committee, under the leadership of K.

M. Anderson of Mt. Pulaski, are, whipping up organizations for a ballot battle election day. Fairbury, Mrs. Pete Fincham of Colfax and Mrs.

Frances Kuntz field. A snake dance and rally in the business district will follow GIBSON CITY (PNS) Mrs Hattie Ellen Oneal. 51. died suddenly at her home at 3:55 ajn Sunday of a heart attack. Exalted Ruler Edward L.

Scheibel tne bonfire session. The high school football team will meet Saybrook at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Anchor field and of Streator. A Joseph B.

Kyle class of didates, honoring the visiting of The body was taken to the Lamb Funeral Home. Funeral and Mrs. Kenneth Briedon, both of Strawn. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Chenoa.

Mrs. Nellie Weber PONTIAC (PNS) Mrs. Nellie Cora Weber, 63, of Pike township died at 5:15 p.m. Sunday at St James Hospital. She had been services will be held at p.m a mixer lor alumni and students ficer, will be initiated by the staff CHENOA (PNS) The Chenoa post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be host to children of Unit School District No.

9 at a masquerade party and roast Monday evening. Francis Vercler, publicity chairman, announced Thursday that Tuesday at the Christian Church. officers under Leroy Allison, will be held in the bus garage adjoining the field immediately The Rev. R. M.

Luedde will offi ciate Burial will be in Oak There are four contests for Auto Misses alter tne game. Coffee and doughnuts will be provided bv the Grove cemetery at Le Roy. county offices: William S. Ellis Mrs. Oneal was born in Illinois R) incumbent judge for eight homecoming committee.

The children will meet at the city park Pva "7 LJ at 7 p.m. Costume judging will belUlVe I IUI I marching band will be featured June 16, 1899. daughter of John and Harriett Long Agee. She was (Political Advertisement) in the downtown section with lo married to Roy C. Oneal in Aug' during the footbalj game intermis sion.

A dance from 9 p. m. until mid cal ministers as judges. PONTIAC (PNS) Seven soldiers were injured, none ser ust. 1915.

at St. Louis. Mo. They lived in Le Roy and Blooming- Prizes of two dollars for first place an done dollar for second iously, when the car in which they ton before moving to Gibson City were riding missed a curve near night in the Anchor gymnasium will conclude the two day celebration. Al Olson and his or place and one dollar for second 24 years ago.

Fairbury late Saturday night, the eight grades and one -pre Surviving are the husband: three sons. Cleveland of Sibley. chestra will play. school group. overturned and burned.

The men, all from the 3319 Stu Women of the VFW auxiliary Because of limited capacity of dents Squadron of Scott Field, Dale of Gibson City and Howard Eugene of Long Beach. two daughters. Mrs. Virginia will assist at the weiner roast which will be held in the park aft Belleville, were taken to Fairbury Hospital and later were taken to the hospital at Chanute Field in usinessmen Back LUCAS! Farmers Favor LUCAS! Labor Likes LUCAS! er jftdging is completed. years is opposed by Robert L.

Thornton. (D) police magistrate. Clair W. Smith. (R) of Lincoln chief deputy sheriff and William J.

Barrett, (D), of New Holland, auto supply salesman, are contending for the sheriffs post. Candidates Listed Claude C. TulL (R) incumbent county clerk is seeking re-election over Oscar C. Foote. (D) who Is in the heating business.

Herschel E. Shrader. (R). deputy county treasurer and Samuel C. Hasenmyer.

(D), realtor are candidates for county treasurer. E. H. Lukenbill. (D), county superintendent of schools, is running for re-election for the second term without opposition.

He has held the office for a number of years. Three "little" ballots, one on the proposed change of the constitution and two on proposed local Lewis of Martinsville. and tne gymnasium dance tickets are to be limited. An advance sale wail be held for alumni and students at the school office in Colfax until Nov. 1.

Tickets will then be placed on public sale. Miss Patricia Ilene Oneal. at home; two brothers, Ambrose Agee of Le Roy and Bert Agee HantouL Injured were: Steve Cullen, 22, driver of the car Charles Shepp, 17 Robert Borgoon, 18 William Our New Neighbors MACKINAW Mr. and Mrs. George of Arrowsmith; three sisters, Mrs.

Jane Hill of Moweaqua, Mrs, Lila Morgan of Le Roy and Mrs. Jeffry, 18; James Kirk, 19 Paul Maude Gassner of Normal, and Merchants Plan Halloween Party Kull. a girl, born Sunday in Mennonlte Hospital. Bloomington. Johnson, 19 and Clarence Adkins, 19, all passengers.

According to the state police, the soldiers were on their way to To PONTIAC (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. John four grandchildren. Mrs. Ida B.

Mittendorf LINCOLN (PNS) Mrs. Ida Murphy. Odell, a girl, born Sunday in St. James Hospital. Pontiac.

NEW HOLLAND (PNS) ledo, Ohio. They missed a curve New Holland Merchants will on highway 24 four miles east of Fairbury. The auto was sponsor a Halloween party Tues WIGHT PNS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perschnick of Dwight, a girl, born Friday in St.

James Hospital. Pontiac. LINCOLN (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brandt, of Atlanta, a girl, born Friday in Deaconess Hospital.

Lincoln. Mittendorf, 83, widow of the lat Edward Mittendorf, West Lincoln town clerk for many years, died bond issues are to be considered. The board of supervisors is asking for $60,000 to make improvements in the county jail and heating plant and $60,000 to make repairs on the courthouse. The accident happened about 11:45 p.m. at 11:40 p.m.

Friday at her resi dence in Lincoln. The body was taken to the TO HOLD SUPPER day evening for boys and girls. John Van Huss. principal of the high school, and Warren Pierce principal of the Consolidated Grade School and their staff will direct the event. There will be a masked parade with prizes for the best charact Wright Funeral Home.

Funeral SAUNEMIN (PNS) The services were to be held at 2 p. m. seventh and eighth grade classes On Active Duty SAYBROOK Pfc. Harold Ey-er, son of the D. A.

Eyers, has reported for active duty at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He had been in the army reserve since his discharge in February of this year after 13 months service. Monday at the Firs Baptist Church with the Rev. A.

A. Vinz, of the Methodist Church Sunday school, and their guests, will hold Foosland Game Night FOOSLAND (PNS) The Foosland Grade School will sponsor a public Game Night at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Foosland Grade rchool gymnasium. pastor, officiating.

Burial was to be ers. A wiener and toasted marsh- a chili supper, masquarade and treasure hunt Tuesday evening at mauow roast will conclude thi program. in Union Cemetery. Mrs. Mittendorf was born Nov.

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