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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1941. NINE Events of the Day in Normal PHONE WANT-ADS 4500 BLONDIE 'Am I Bluel' By Chic Young nPZ Ilk jllll oWUWUiiJ "TT -ini 1 1 1 hu j- i I Ti I ramcxtv wuy icoh ro wur xhoce so ujoc st I fL vnSv vwf mss THEY'RE IN THE SERVICE NOW CHURCH NOTES First Presbyter Ian. Circle 2. La dies Aid will hold a luncheon meet ing at 2 p. m.

Tuesday the home New Nurse Now on Duty At ISNU Mrs. Dorothy Breeding Assists School Physician of Mrs. Leon S. Smith, 605 Broadway. The hostesses are Mrs.

H. G. McCormlck and Mrs. G. W.

Linden. Reservations must be made by Tuesday noon. Members of the Amity class will hold a potluck supper and Hallowe'en party at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at the church.

The committee In 1 I I I 1 rm WH WTV mm charge consists of Mr. and Mrs. Ed RED RYDER Is That All? Fred Harman Mrs. Dorothy A. Breeding of By gar Bailey and the Rev.

and Mrs. Clyde F. Vance. East Front street, Bloomington, has assumed her new duties as a RejCKDn THANKS ftR 1 (c i VQt A TSry JJT XXJ rro A WtLL ENOUGH L- KELPlN CUT, X. si- Vr TT Ml vT BLTCHOfV j7 First Methodist Circle 3 will meet at 1 p.

m. Wednesday for a university nurse at Illinois State Normal university where she will covered dish luncheon at the home assist Dr. Rachel M. Cooper, school "ci physician. of Mrs.

Leslie Holmes, 710 South Fell avenue. Assisting hostesses will for the enlargement of be Mrs. Gordon Stone and Mrs. the health staff has been felt for John Green. Mrs.

John Starr will tome time. President R. W. Fair- lead the worship service. xhild explains, since Miss Grace wircie win meet at 1 p.

m. Shea, also university nurse, her time to the care of Uni Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. J. versity high and Thomas Metcalf CPL.

WALDEN CADE of Normal, located at Camp Forrest, Tenn. Is homer on a 15 day furlough. He is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.

8. Cade, 217 South University street. Watkins, 208 West Willow street. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. E.

Hill, Mrs. B. D. Conies and Mrs. pupils, and Miss I Anna Jontz, an-ther university nurse, serves as instructor in health education and Has had very little time for office duty.

Harold VanDyke. The junior choir win meet at the Mrs. Breeding came to Blooming- Plan Delegation church at 4 p. Friday, and the intermediate choir will meet at the church at 6:30 p. m.

for re ion about six months ago from Rockford. A graduate registered i To Decatur hearsal. Both groups are under the THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME Burse, she received her training in By Jimmy World Bowling direction of Mrs. Max Honn. The the Rockford hospital where she was on general duty following her senior choir, directed by Prof.

Wayne F. Sherrard will meet at Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service are planning to send a large delegation to Deca graduation, She also had some ex 6:30 p. m. Insurance Agents Meet Tuesday perience as a private nurse before coming to Bloomington. tur Friday to attend the first an First Christian Final arrange nual meeting of the Illinois confer ments have been completed for the mv att t4.

tfM.tr. tM ti vv I 'i t' ji lJ 1 ft limM fc tw i f'k fWi () i iti it lt ence of the organization which is Standards of the American Association of Teachers Colleges are very rigid in connection with the The ol4 an4 new in hit lesaraece to be held at the First Methodist annual Harvest Homa festival which is to be held at 5 p. m. Thursday in the church parlors. Owing Uisff U1 at IM church.

Reservations for the lunch health service available to stu nioomingloo-Nonnal Life Ua4r- eon and the names of those who can provide cars as well as those tnilii aorUlMa mtic at 1 to this event, all other church activities for the week have been can wishing transportation should be -t lt It ll il" I I celled, the Rev. Frank B. Ward sent to Mrs. H. WV Adams.

Tvti I- dents. And the acquirement of an additional nurse will put facilities cf Normal nearer on a par with those at the other Illinois teacher Colleges, President Fairchild points cut. Central School Carnival Oct. 31 The voting delegates from the local church are Mrs. Lyle Mohr, Mrs.

R. R. Fairfield, Mrs. D. D.

Raber and Mrs. Frank Disbrow. A p. m. Tday at th Iaoa botel Karl Cumm, supnntn4B of acncia of the National Lit cf MontpeUer.

who tor an hit insurance ttr la Parts. HL. wta cua the cbaaca la Ufa laatttaac Mr. Cumin wul Mn4 tb at the tnrtUttoa ef Dm I. Slip Cover Style Easy to Sew number of members have already trt ir T--f I iattc) fcf iUiMikt i4tn CroatJiwait.

vice pra4et af ail (. association. a Accortfinc to T-fr. Final plans are being made for Ihe all school carnival which Is to be held at Central school Friday life Insurance have bn made reservations for the trip. Noted speakers on the program include Miss Dorothy Campbell, editor of the World Outlook; Wallace Heistad, director of Marcy Center, Chicago; the Misses Dorothy Nelson and Faith Clark of India; Miss Lora Battin of China; Mrs.

A. K. Laing, Champaign; Mrs. Charlotte Fitzgerald of the Cunningham Children's home and Miss Zoe King of Langleyville. running at the rata of Zli miUe 'U ir I a IM rM tw t.

ta IM 111 IS H-M IM evening. Oct. 31, under the auspices of the Scout organizations. UUill.l tlt; 1T lit ll It The Cubs are to have charge of the refreshments; the Girl Scouts wUI be in charge of games and the Urn Tte l. 1 T.i ue Boy Scouts will have charge of the concessions.

Troop 29, Boy Scouts, at the meeting Monday night, will make further arrangements for dollars per mooih and for a total of to biUloa dollars for this yr Moat lnsumnco polcy bol4rm. Ifcey sajr. are artrag famili who out policies aa mean of protection and saving. KruT rTA rxrcTiC IX) NTT AC. (PNS1 KeOr School Parent-Teacher asoocUlioa tlected Vernoa Re4 proatdeat and Crge Raubo socrtUfT-treaanrer at lis cpenlrg meetleg Ftidar nlfht.

The seat neetlrg wi3 be Nov. Woo tJCtK. Ort. I. IML w.

I rw of a comimttee, consisting of James H. Carnahan, chairman; Miss Betty Wolf, Everton Dunk and Warner Goddard. their part in the program. Mm, )n II 111? event is under the direction a ttt Mwr wll SIDE GLANCES ww.n 1 By Galbraith a i r. r-imf a tia tu SERIAL STORY Hospital Notes St.

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r. a ri Patients admitted are: Julia Crump, Chicago; William Fulton. Saunemln; Archie I Marsh, Farm Murd Paradi er City; Constance DUlow, 710 West er in ise Front street; Mrs. William KirK- bride, 611 West Mulberry street; THE STORY. rVhool teacher Irvin Winkle peck, r.

r. 3. Bloomln- place that must be chuck full of i that last patrol wagon episode Tw iaMaa. nm i tnn NifTC a rtmu-tm a-. I ntlW Savwt ton; Welby Atkins, Pax ton; Gilbert memories.

I suppose the only onelHiS luck had certainly deeerted she has Is of Herbert Cord's banal htm then, for heaven kaowa I'd Brown, Ull ast Olive street; Mary O'Connor's heart goes out to young Jeanla Morris, left alone with stern hut kindly old IJsa book." I forgotten and forgiven plenty of Noble Simmons. 305 East Locust street and Wilbur Shanks, Cooks- -Mavhe tha tvlle. aket fcee lal uaagreiona. ioajnuata Ilolmea, maid, by the tnyatetiou murder of her aunt, Mlaa Millie. ville.

all medical; William Orr. iroiiH tuaiua This, and the earlier murder of Downs; William H. Long. Macki on tnem. tne humor always got me.

The things he dl were always so ridiculous that once my anger handsome Herbert Cord, who had stay." I pointed out, "That case Isn't cloecd by any means" "No. it certainly Isn't, and the way the police and Denny Flyna tan hn naw; Mrs. W. J. VanNess.

McLean and Mrs. Tony Piro, Pekln, all sur courted Jeanla for two aummera bad burned itself out could us only to bring Margin Dlioa to ually laugh. Right now I was think- gical. ara handling It I don aee when Paradise Lake this year aa hi lag that perhaps I bad been too Patients dtsmusea are: Pieiiia Verne, 605 West Washington street; evere la sending him away. A year It will be closed." Denn'a not handling any case.

Maudle. He's simply covering the fiancee, have the quiet resort agog. Mlaa Millie had been one of Its oldest realdenta, along with Hlen Adatra. 8104 West tnest is a long time, and hanng seen him again I didn't waat another nut street: Margaret Pollman, 101 story." Innkeeper Chris Gordon. Maudle.

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a 6 to 2 defeat from the Ksreu C.ty Americans la aa eshibttion game. The re 4 a 2 to lead at the end ef the period but fa. led to acore la tte final two aeesiona. Mary's mother, pooh-poohed the In Guth. Grldley; Irene Huniman "Denny has a finxer la it, you can be sure.

He knows all the quest a conclusion that gangtter moonlight on the lake could do Mackinaw; Guy Pearson, 517 North Stush Verettl murdered Cord, al for us. but had hopes. That 1 Main street; John Bustle, 1011 est police and I'm willing to bet has until went dow-a to the Ian for though reporter Dennis Ilynn, an Seminary avenue; Robert Schaefer, filling them up on the Idea that old flame of Mary's aalgned to clgareta. 1224 South Low street; Le Ay res- the case. Is Inclined to believe he man.

Gibson City; George hott, Cord was killed by that gambling person, and keeping them from seeking any other suspect." ne I didn't buy them, though, for did. Maudle discovered both bodies. Gary. John J. Williams.

Col passing through the lobby I aa and Mary and Dennla feel she fax; Mrs. Anna Vincent. S3 wesi was at ill Irritated over that angle. Margte Dlaoa. She was aittlng oa knows more than ahe la revealing Elm street: Mrs.

David Hartson "It's not lar possible." I said one of the chlntg covered sofas Jeanle tells Mary of a mysterious and baby girl. 1209 South East "that Miss Morris may have bad aome suspicion as to who killed street: Mrs. France Lucas, 7l romance In Mlaa Millie's past. Then they talk of local editor Tod West Monroe street; Mrs. Fran Cord.

Maybe she sew something CANT HURT HE! Thata vfcat YOU thJa! Learn tk tvh I ln I mmv aw Palmer, obviously Interested In Harris. 603 East Taylor street; Mrs with her silk covered curled under her. She was leaning forward as though trying to hjaouse her special audience with those green eyea of here. From what could see ahe was aucceed.ng. Jeanle.

Warren Phillips. Ellsworth; Mrs or heard something, and the kUler knew she might talk. That would be excuse enough for doing away Laura Bennett, Delavan; Mrs. Irvin co i sy nc WKt. me.

r. uro. u. t. orr- 0ao Lambrecht, Rock Island; Mrs.

Her DENNY AND MISS D1XO.V. CHAPTER XIII. with her. Maudle. One of those tough boya from town wouldn't "Would you be interested bert Sorrell.

Glendale, and Mrs. Carl P. Jacohssen and baby In a very inexpensive insurance plan to keep you from starv ing pfter you reach the age of 657" Again we had gone through an Inquest and again a Jury had ai 19. Mutoii -iMii- "J- wwtw we ta a- ae ewa mr Jarw a A i irm tm lint Urn e-wr a mmurt?" wm we. Iue sm rm 4ii Ml it-wt boy, U009 West Grove street.

atop at one killing. To them ahe would be Juat a troublesome old woman who was better off out Denny was sprawled beside her with a a.Uy contented look oa his funny face, and the of them seemed to be having grand time laughing and talking la a low. Intimate "just we two" tone. (To Do Cow Unwed I Mennonlte. brought in a verdict of killed "by Patients admitted are: Fred Kup- OUT OUR WAY of the way.

Just remember plenty of big time gaxblers are Involved By Williams nersmlth. 508 South ftata atreet in this grand Jury Investigation. Mrs. Mary Kalem, Decatur; Gellon inM ewaet It Denny aaya. and they aren't going Hurt.

Weston; Gena Hush. Stan to let anything stand In their way ford: Mrs. Arthur Classen, fcl iao The Twta ClUee" are tu Paul and Minneapolis. M.an. ae auM ItMi harass vw-aafaeal AaaJeria i to avoid trouble.

They proved thai Nancy Prints, Lexington, all medi a peraon or persons unknown." And again Jeanle Morris had been up there on the stand white and tense and conscious of the undercurrent In the room and the aubtU twist of the questions asked her It was funny what little things could take on an Importance Jeanle, for Instance, was asked where ah had been the night her aunt was slain and ahe said quietly that she had been at home. by doing away with Herbert Cord. cal; Mrs. Curtis Long, Delavan; tne why should they let someone Kev. I.

B. Slpes. Heyworth; Richard like Mlaa Millie threaten their Millinger. 614 West Moulton street. plans?" all surgical and Richard Kronn 5PLUTTER-OUE BOBBLE- crj Ma AWP VOO SE.T IT SHE.

ttmW II I A KNOWS VOU ALW5 USE THE fSff MM 1 1 IV MX FOR SOUR PUDDLE I PARTIES TlUUX START fWV vV BFf USIWG THE TABLE, AND VVvu (r I 5HE MEVER DOES A V-v Denny says. Denny aaya." ahe Delavan, tonsil mimicked. "I don't know when Patients dismissed are: Mra. Ern you have time to talk to Denny est Schlrch. Chenoa; Ed Orendorff, "Who was with you.

Mias Mor I ve hardly aet eyes on him." 1 Delavan; H. P. Johnson. 107 East managed to get out of the room Miller street: Maurice Williams, 701 ris, during tha time your aunt was away? "I I didn't know she was away" she said, staring at tha man. "But without laughing.

Maudle had West Front street; Charles lnk- soft spot In her heart for Denny ham. El Paso; Mrs. Dan Roth. Grid- and I think ahe was miffed that miss tioimea uza llolxee was ley; Mra. Aid Is Shoemaker.

Lexlng he was here, a guest la her bouse. there." ton. and Mrs. Lucy UarraDrani, "Tou mean ahe was with you Denver, Colo. Brokaw.

and she hadn't bad a real chance to ait around and match his lies and fantastic stories with better during that time? Or do you mean she was In the house? Mrs. Harry Johnson, 306 South ones of her own. "She was In the house. Lira Main atreet. Normal; Mrs.

Nettle mean Mias Holmes goes to bed I wouldn't have minded seeing Denny more often aysetf. but he early, usually. After dinner I saw her around for a while, but then kept reporter's hours, which meant I started to read and I listened to A SPEED VOU NEEB) Route your ihipraeati hj (sic Haii-tat Exmu. It omj be defrtu r.f int? tool, rpert pm, iryJo foe winiow 4itj? Isjt, a vft of some favonce tool dcU. CUJ, package foe the boy at tninifif, Whatnct you kave to transport, you cxa oa Kaii-tay Emm.

Ue tha Car, drpcaiible tenkt Setoff Railvay Exntu oa your our tad ia ihipcacnrj to the oext town or acrott the turioa. Low ntes. High ecoooay. Pkk-tsp tad delivery tt eo cxtn charge within our rr rlxr vehicle tunia ia all odes aaJ principal towns. Foe service, phone Raiivay txru.su ILLINOIS TERT.HtlAL RAILROAD CO.

for CoflV0nltnt Swrvct! the radio In my room and later when I went downstairs why, I didn't aee her." Bennett, 1505 East Jackson street, both medical, were admitted. Patients dismissed are: Ada Schertz. 302 South University street. Normal; Mrs. B.

Berkovitz. 1601 East Jackson street; George Altes 1304 North Livingston street; Miss Barbara Hanson, Brokaw hospital; Mrs. William J. Pa-gels. 1522 Clinton boulevard; Miss Faye Frank.

1311 North Park street; Mrs. F. W. Craig. 1001 East Emerson street; Mrs.

Blrdelle Preo- But Liza, when she took the he was usually coming to bed when the milkman's truck came up the back and then got up when Maudle and I were having lunch. He wasn't having any picnic, though, 1 knew because I kept tab on him through his stories in The Dally. Comparing them with those In the other stand, declared that she knew Miss Jeanle had been In the house all evening. There was no shaking papers. I could aee that he was her In that and so there was no way to prove Jeanla hadn't been where ahe said she was.

In the safety of her own home when her dor, 70S East Jackson street; Miss more than holding his own. Bu- Lucille Watkins. 104 Mercer ave then I never knew Denny to be aunt met her end. nue; Mrs. Gertie Meredlty.

118 taken by the opposition. He seemed North Coolldge avenue. Normal; to live and work under the pro saw Margie Dixon there la the room, still wearing black. This Mrs. Elton Douglass and baby tection of some special tur.

Any- time it was a different dress, al tlrre he was In bad with his city girl. Colfax; Mrs. Merlin Walker and baby boy, 818 East Grove though cut on the saxa general desk he'd stumble on a front pe story that would make him th lines to show her curves to the beat street; Mrs. Charles Nichols and advantage. baby boy, 807 North Madison street; white haired boy again until his Mrs.

Harold Carpenter and baby "Wouldn't you think that gin next fall from grace. boy, 304 South Roosevelt avenue; would get out?" Maudle said when It must have been that luck I tn. RIG. O. a PAT.

OFF. NVHV MOTHERS SET 3RA Mrs. Ada Moratz, 406 North Clinton we had returned home. I know cot wi by wt stwvicc. nc that always carried him aafelyl through our faded romance uaUIl street.

I wouldn't want to stay around a 1.