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Farm Cost Of Living Bonus Down 1 Percent cost of living bonus decrease at State Farm Insurance companies from 61 to 60 percent was announced, The by action company was the officials sec. ond to reduce the bonus since the plan's beginning in 1941. In the decrease was three percent, from 64 to 61 percent. The cost of living bonus is applicable only to the first $3,000 of yearly salary. The decrease was based upon consumer price index compiled the National Industrial Conference board for the first quarter of 1949.

Court Notes McLEAN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. Josephine Mae Winstead vs. Paul E. Winstead: Divorce granted on grounds of desertion. W.

G. Thompkins, et al vs. McLean County Canning company: Judgment of 61,327 entered in favor of plaintiff. Joanne Prather vs. Donald E.

Prather: Divorce granted on grounds of desertion, Gail M. Berglund vs. Marvin BergJund: Suit for divorce Aled. Virginia Newell vs. Billy C.

Newell: Suit for divorce filed. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Richard Butler: Letters of administration issued to Louis Butler under $1,500 bond; estimated value of estate, $5,000. Estate of Helma Hammond: Letters of administration issued to E. G.

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5579-5 CHIEF ARRESTED BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Elmer Brock, chief of police at Brooksside, surrenders at the sheriff's office on charges of neglect of duty and intimidating a witness. Both charges were made by grand jury which investigated masked mob violence. AP Wirephoto Bloomington-Normal Deaths Charles A. Snodgrass Charles A. Snodgrass, 405 East Front street, sexton at City cemetery, died suddenly Monday afternoon following a cerebral hemorrhage.

Mr. Snodgrass was pronounced dead after being taken to St. Joseph's hospital. The body was taken to the Carmody Funeral home where funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.

Burial will be Mr. Snodgrass in Smith's Mr. Snodgrass Grove cemetery at Towanda. Mr. Snodgrass was born July 26, 1873, a son of Noah and Mollie Snodgrass.

He married Rebecca Erwin Sept. 26, 1896. died April 10, 1934. Mr. Snodgrass was, for many years, resident of Towanda where he was gaged in farming.

He came to Bloomington to make his home in 1922. On Oct. 9, 1936, he married Miss Thelma Malone who survives. Also surviving are eight children: Mrs. Alma Walden, 1108 Rosney avenue; Mrs.

Margaret La Fever, 908 South Wright street; Orville, 1405 South East street; Lyle, 1214 South Mason street; Mrs. Mildred Cremeens, 303 North 410 Walnut North street, Normal; Lawrence, Linden street, Normal; Lowell, 727 Hale street, 'st. Normal; Mrs. Lucille Hinshaw, Paul, For your fishing tipup a Hude Park PIKUP-PAK So easy to carry this new, handy carton! Holds twelve cans of the finest beer sold anywhere at any price the new, special-brewed Hyde Park Beer. We know you'll like it.

Try it today! Hyde Park Superb Modern Beer TAX PAID INTERNAL REVENUE Hyde toutS MO. Park ASSOCIATION ST. Beer PARK BREWERIES BY HYDE BREWED Port Breweries St, Says Sewage Sludge Good for Grass in basements. Praises Local Plant. Sludge from the BloomingtonNormal Sanitary district plant is good fertilizer, J.

J. Woltmann, resident engineer for the district, told the Young Men's club Tuesday noon at the Illinois hotel. "You'll have to cut your grass every other day if you put it on, he said. In past years people have hauled it away for use as a fertilizer, but this practice has fallen off in recent years, he said. State Law Created.

In reviewing the history of the plant, Mr. Woltmann said the desperate need of Bloomington and Normal and Decatur was responsible for the Act of 1917 concerning the establishment of dis tricts and has been used by many cities in creating such districts. The district has had three issues during its history since 1919. An early bond issue of 000 which took three referendums to pass, has been retired. All but $7,000 of a $400,000 bond issue in the 30s has been paid.

A bond issue of several years ago of $680,000 brings the total bonds issued for the district to 000. Mr. Woltmann reminded the club that the district had nothing to do with the sewers in both cities. The sanitary district is only charged with collecting and treating sponsible for sewage, water that it is not rebacking up The engineer said foresight in the 20s was responsible for building a processing station which could accomodate an of 000 persons, that he believes it to be one of the finest try and does not need to be expanded at present. Guests introduced included County Judge Robert C.

Underwood, who appoints the district trustees; George Hall, superintendent of the pumping station; and Dr. R. U. Gooding, manager of the district. YMCA Rebuilds 87 War Torn Centers WASHINGTON, D.

C. -(AP)American and Canadian funds have rebuilt 87 of the 105 YMCA buildings destroyed or severely damaged during the war, and the organization is carrying on its work behind the iron curtain. This was reported to the annual meeting of the National Young Men's Christian Association counI cil at meetings Friday and Saturday. VIDEO AT LONG RANGE. LEPANTO, (U.P.) -Bon- nie Jean Hendrix said she saw a store owner looking out the front window with a pair of binoculars.

He was watching a wrestling match on the television set in the pool hall across the street. THE PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY, ANNIVERSARY PORTRAIT DUTCH ROYAL Juliana of the Netherlands, her husband, Prince Bernhard and their children pose for a family portrait July 6 on the "copper wedding" anniversary of Juliana and Bernhard. Anniversary is celebrated after twelve and one half years of marriage. Outlives Her Brood (U.P.) -Only three of Mrs. Lucinda Haskins' 19 children survived when death ended her 102 years, begun as a slave on a Tennessee plantation.

Mrs. Haskins was in good health until two months before she died. Pike's Peak was discovered in 1806 by Gen. Zebulon M. Pike.

Russell McAtee this question: Our family decreased when our daughter married and moved to home of her own. My wife and I don't, need a family car, so figure might be the time to trade it in on a newer and smaller model. Will help us in the financing adjust you, the insurance policies? On any insurance or auto financing problem, consult 210'3 Rom ngton Phone 5275 Prices Slashed Good Houses Deserve Moore Paint other houses need it! For beauty, and for protection, your house should have Moore the benefits of MOORE'S Paint HOUSE PAINT. Its high. covering and long-wearing qualities have for years made it the favorite of house owners in all climates.

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TWELVE Unit Installs Wilbur Willis Legion Head Wilbur Willis of Bloomington was installed commander McLean Council of the American Legion at a county meeting at the Community hall in Danvers Monday night. Others installed are Stan Clark, Colfax, senior vice commander; Art Odell, Lexington, finance officer; Willis Stearles, Bloomington, sergeant at arms; and Robert Rany, Bloomington, adjutant. Ray Shotwell, Normal past fourth division commander, placed the new officers in their posts. L. Earl Bach spoke to the group on veterans' legislation.

Bee Causes Havoc MILFORD, MASS. (U.P.) Trying to shoo a out her front door, Mrs. Jamesina Bruce, 82, slipped and fell, fracturing her wrist and shoulder and injuring her hip. The Duke of Wellington, with a purchased commission, became a lieutenant-colonel in the English army at the age of 22. Developing Printing One Day Service! '415 N.

Main BOB SHINN House of Paper and one stepson, Layten Vandervort, Clinton. Additional survivors include: Four sisters, Mrs. Leah Watson, Indianapolis, Mrs. Della Mannering, Sapulpa, Mrs. Norman Cox, Lawrenceville, and Mrs.

Jennie Pence, Alma, one brother Frank, Towanda; 21 grandchildren and three great He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Loyal Order of Moose. Charles H. Bartels Charles H. Bartels, 507 South Denver street, died at 4:30 p. m.

Monday upon arrival at 0 St. Joseph's hospital. The body was taken to the Beck ices have been set p.m. Memorial home. Funeral, servThursday.

Burial will be" in Bloomington cemetery. He was born Nov. 22, 1876, a son of Ernest and Amelia Kruger Bartels. Surviving two brothers, Fred, 1311 South Madison street. Louis Joliet; four sisters, Mrs.

Lee Simon, Los Angeles, Mrs. Frances Williams, Joliet; Mrs. Cecil Smith, 507 South street, and Mrs. May Conrad, 1311 South Madison street. Mr.

Bartels formerly worked in the Alton shops. He has been retired for the past 15 years. Graveside services for Sandra Jeanine Moberly, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moberly, 1303 South Bunn street, were held at 2 p.

m. Monday at the Lexington cemetery with the Rev. Fred Ogan officiating. The Moberly infant died shortly after birth in Brokaw hospital, Normal, Sunday morning. Mrs.

Moberly is the former Marjorie Fawver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fawver of Blooming. ion. Moberly Infant Funeral services for Mrs.

Magdelen Bedoe of 713 West Washington street, who died Sunday at her home, were held at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday at the Murray Memorial home and at 9 a. m. at St.

Mary's church with the Rev. Fr. Aloys Schweitzer celebrating requiem mass and delivering the funeral sermon. Pallbearers were Frank Abtalder, John, Jack, Tony, Louis and Joe Bedoe Jr. Burial was in St.

Joseph's cemetery where Fr. Schweitzer conducted graveside rites. Out of town residents who athended the services were Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack, Mr. and Mrs. John, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis, Joe and Tony Bedoe, Mrs. Rose Kluegel, Mr. and Mrs. Sam LaScola, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Ciesielski, Miss Helen Abfalder, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Engle, Mrs. and Josephine Mr. of Chicago, and Mrs.

John Balbach, Benson. Bedoe Funeral Whiteman Funeral Funeral services for Mrs. Veta Whiteman, who died Friday, were held at the Goodfellow-Metzler Memorial home at 1 p. m. Monday and at the Hallsville Christian church at 2 p.

m. The Rev. C. R. Harrison and the Rev.

Howard McFadden officiated. Mrs. Keith Jump was the organist. Pallbearers were Everett Hoffman, Edmund Clark, Lloyd Kirby, Derald Bartley, John Ran and William Hildrith. Burial was in McClinnin cemetery in Hallsville.

Camps for Polish Children Planned BIALYSTOK, POLAND. -(AP) -Children in the northeastern Polish province of Bialystok are going to get long summer holidays at the expense of government agencies. A total of 39,000 children are being sent to health resorts and day camps for their vacations. BABY K.O.'S PAPA. BERLIN, N.

H. (UP) Baby Richard Peloquin is quite a boxer. At the age of seven months, he scored a technical knockout over his father. Papa Peloquin was putting some souvenir boxing gloves on little Richard when one of them fell to the floor. As the father bent over to pick it up, the baby struck him on the temple with coin-filled bank, stunning him.

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