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lTVE tiie r.iNxiGRArn. Tuesday. October 1 lnnan PnnntulHIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEWS Central Illinois Willing Worters To Celebrate Halloween a IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS Deaths Mrs. Mary E. Bartscht LEXINGTON.

(PNS) The Willing Workers class of the Methodist church will hold a Halloween party in the church basement Tuesday at 8 p. m. AH Officers Seek Logan County Tops War Fund Goal Army sergeants Killed in Action ELLSWORTH. Mrs. Mary Tavern Thieves Elizabeth Bartscht died at the members and their families are invited.

LINCOLN. (PNS) Incomplete Deaconess hospital in Frecport The entertainment committee reports Monday afternoon indi Monday after an illness of several PEKIN (PNS) Efforts of cated the Logan County National months. i Tazewell county police authorities War and Community fund of Funeral services will be held to trace three men armed with a will be composed of Mr. and Mrs Evyn Barnard, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Finley and Mr. and Mrs Emile Rediger. LINCOLN. (PNS) Two county servicemen were killed Thursday at the Ellsworth Meth machine gun and pistols who $31,500 had been reached and passed. odist church with burial in Daw Late Monday a total of $31,521 action Friday, Oct.

13, in the European theater of operations the son cemetery. The body will be robbed the Black Oak tavern, south of Tremont on route 121 late Thursday night so far have had been reported and there were taken Wednesday to her home in Clinton Demos war department has announced. still several rural districts to hear Ellsworth. been unavailing, Sheriff William Grant announced Sunday. from.

Mrs. Bartscht was born Dec. 29, S. Sgt. Zachary Thomas Taylor, 20, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Taylor of Elkhart was killed in 1869 at Moccasin, 111. In 1894 she The bandits forced the bartend Ian Rally, married Gregory G. Bartscht who er to turn over $55 to them.

Brot her. Killed action in Italy. He left his coun preceded her in death In 1917. try for Italy June 26 as crew chief of a B-24 bomber on which he was Three children survive: Mrs. rHuck Soldier Hurt In Auto Crash the radioman and waist gunner, Action PEKIN (PNS) Word that her Olin Dennis, Freeport; C.

F. Bartscht, lElls worth; W. G. Bartscht. Chicago.

Sgt. Taylor enlisted in April, 1942 CLINTON. (PNS) Members and was trained at Harlingerv brother, Sgt. Howard K. Murphy, FORREST.

First Sgt. Robert One son, Edward, preceded her of the De Witt county Democra Sioux Falls, S. D. and Salt M. Leetch, stationed with the in death.

tic women's organization held Lake City, Utah. was killed in action in the fighting in the Palau islands on Oct. 2 has been received by Mrs. Lloyd meeting in Demo headquarters was born Nov. 15, 1923 in Colder Weather Mrs.

Belle Sellers army air forces at San Marcos, Is recovering in an army hospital from injuries sustained Elkhart. Surviving are his parents Jones. Clinton, Monday night, when plans were completed for a roily and potluck supper meeting a brother, S. Sgt. James M.

Tay SAN JOSE. (PNS) Mrs. Belle in an auto accident Oct. 17. Sgt Sellers, 84, died Sunday after four lor.

Fort Bragg, S. and a sister, Mrs. Dorabelle Rabjohn, Akron Wednesday. PTA to Back Jamboree months illness, at the home oil The meal will be served at Ohio. He is a nephew of Miss Leetch received a shattered knee and broken collar bone, and was also badly cut and bruised about the face and chest.

Further details her daughter. m. in the private dining room A I LD. (PNS) The Laura Armstrong, dean of girls at Funeral services will be held at I of Magill hotel. County and dls Lincoln High school.

PTA or Mansfield will sponsor the annual Hallowe'en jamboree 2 p. m. Wednesday from the home of the accident were not received met candidates will be present S. Sgt. Joseph Kasnar, 28, son of Adolph Engelhorn and from to be held at the grade school of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kasnar, the First Methodist church at 2:30 to speak at the rally following the meal. Members of the county central committee will assist with Tuesday evening. 1616 East Broadway, was killed in action in Germany. He enlisted in Bellflower Juniors Schedule Play p.

with Rev. DeWitt C. Ellin-wood officiating. Burial will be arrangements for the meeting. the army in July, 1941.

Sgt. Kas Mrs. Geneva Brighton of Wei BELLFLOWER. (PNS) "Mr. nar participated in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Pfc.

Krumholz Listed Wounded in Green Hill cemetery. Mrs. Mary Papenhause don, county chairman of the Beaue from Lima," a modern womens organization, is general three act comedy, will be the an Normandy. He was wounded in France and recovered and had arrangements chairman. TREMONT (PNS) Mrs.

nual presentation of the junior just returned to his infantry com PEKIN (PNS) Pfc. John class of Bellflower Township Clinton Women Mary Papenhause, 78, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. P.I Krumholz was seriously wounded High school and will be given at pany when he lost his life. Set Kasnar was born June 8 p.

m. iriday in the high school Luft, two miles south of Tremont at 7 a. m. Sunday after a two 1916 in Alabama. Surviving are in actin in France on Oct.

1, according to a War department To Run Canteen gymnasium. his parents and two sisters, Mrs months illness. telegram received by his parents, Fred Heinrel and Miss Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Krumholz, CLINTON.

(PNS) De Witt Kasnar of Lincoln. Prior to enter Frank L. Flood Fire Destroys Garage, Car ing the army he was employed at county Red Cross women will r. 2, Pekin. Private Krumholz is now con PONTIAC (PNS) Word has Armour creameries and bieb take over the lobby of the local fined to a hospital in France.

He hatchery. YMCA Thursday afternoon, where been received here of the death late Saturday of Frank L. Flood, 56, at his home, 4511 Oakenwald has three other brothers in the they will set up a temporary service, Ambrose in India, Willis SAN JOSE. (PNS) The Union choir practice will be held CLINTON. (PNS) Fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed the garage, the automo avenue, Chicago.

Mr. Flood, who in the south Pacific, and Wilbur. canteen in which to serve coffee had practiced law in Chicago, Mor who is stationed at Kelly Field in "Wednesday at the Metho and home made cookies to the 130 ris and Pontiac for the last 12 Texas. bile and all outbuildings at the Thomas Scribner home, West cusi cnurcn at p. in.

years, died of a heart attack. He I servicemen who will accompany the army show to Clinton for the bbw sr Main street limits, about a. was states attorney of Grundy I Monday. county from 1920 to 1932. day.

1 Murphy Funeral Held in Chicago Coat Pictured $89.50 The family awakened to find the whole garage in flames. The Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. Thursday at the Immacu mm Mrs. Claude Bickel is general NOTICES chairman on arrangements for the late Conception church of Morris.

CLINTON. (PNS) Funeral local fire department went to the scene and kept the fire from spreading to the residence. The The body is at Hoganson's funeral canteen. Red Cross women are soliciting women throughout the services for Dr. John L.

Murphy, home in Morns. entire community for cookies, and loss was partially covered by in formerly of Lincoln, who died Friday in Chicago, were held surance. Mrs. Edward Jones Monday afternoon in Chicago, ac SECOR. Mrs.

Edward J. Jones, cording to word received by his in instances where contributors can't get cookies made, they are offering to make them if the ingredients are left at the YMCA. Each local church will be represented in the group of women Rheumatic Happy; cousin, C. R. Roles of Clinton.

58, died at her home in Secor at 9 a. m. Monday after an extended illness. The body was removed Dr. Murphy was born in Lin coin, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs to the Otto-Vincent Memorial Luke Murphy, and made his home Relieves Pain Quick Thousands of cofferers from the torturing caina due to rheumatism, sciatica. lumbago. presiding at the refreshment tables during the afternoon and home in El Paso. It will be re there until moving to Chicago, where he practiced osteopathy, turned to her home Tuesday afternoon. evening.

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Minnie Stackhouse LINCOLN. (PNS) Mrs. Minnie, Stackhouse, 71, Lawndale, woma De neid Monday. (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) widow of the late Rev. Elmer btackhouse, died at 8:15 a.

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Wednesday. Burial will be in Tumbridge cemetery. BOARD PLANS SESSION. SAN JOSE. (PNS) The offi cial board of the Salem Methodist church will meet at the church Wednesday at 7:45 p.

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