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I a WANT Your ADS 4500 THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1930. THREE--A 129 GET DIPLOMAS AT B. H. S. SERVICE SEEK LIFE'S BEST, IS PLEA Speaker Tells Students Proper Evaluation of World Needed.

Urging his listeners to acquaint themselves with, learn to properly evaluate and enjoy the finest and that has been produced by all ages, Dr. W. P. Dearing, presof Oakland City college, spoke on "The Art of Appreciation" at Bloomington high school's commencement exercises Friday night. hundred twenty-nine students were graduated, and the school auditorium was filled with their relatives and friends.

Dr. Dearing stated that appreciation is a fundamental law community building, for what the individual wants, he gets, and in turn gives to his community; in proporto capacity for appreciatfine things will he enrich his surroundings. Appreciation also is a measure individual life, the speaker stated; can make his life what wishes according to the strength and quality of his likes and dislikes. "Making one's life fine is largely matter of tastes, a and tastes may cultivated," Dr. Dearing said, "What one gets from life depends largely on what he of and appreciation of desires.

fostered by education, is a means for making life itself fine and satisfying." The speaker illustrated his dress with numerous anecdotes, many of which brought chuckles from his hearers. direction Miss Carrie Ruffner, bish, school orchestra, under opened the program with march from Mendelssohn's halia," a after which the Rev. Frank L. Breen, minister of religious ucation for the Second Presbyterian church, gave the invocation. Miss Charlotte Underwood, member of the graduating class, then played a violin solo, Wienawski's "Romance and mond Baugh, baritone, sang selections, "Sylvia" by Speaks "I Know a Hill" by Whelpley.

Helen Sansom and Marshall ley gave as a two piano number, by Chaminade: There followed the presentation of the class by Principal Warren A. Goodier, and awarding of mas by Supt. S. K. McDowell.

Mr. Breen pronounced the diction. The following students were sented diplomas: Aldridge, Chester: Allen, Jean; Lois Lee: Allen, Perry; Argo, Armatrong. Warren; Arnold, Gladys: nold, Irene: Baugh, Raymond: Harold: Blackford, Ben: Block, Bolinger, Philip; Bozarth, Loren; William: Brennan, Mary Elizabeth; holz, Hadley; Buescher, Clark; Calhoun, Ernest: Cariton, Guy; Cash, Wilbur; man, Harold: Childs, Lynn; Coale, Cook. Marjorie; Coupe, Alice: Cox, Davis, Dorothy; Dick.

Eleanor: Jack: Edland, Archie; Ellis, Catherine: Enlow, Mildred: Ernst, Foster, Melva: Francis, Olive: Fredericks, Margaret; Giermann, Fred; Goforth, gene; Graue, Kenneth: Gronemeler, ma; Hamlow, Howard; Hanson, Franklin; Hasenwinkle, Nancy; Hassler, Virginia: Hauffe, Floyd; Hillman, Leone; Hillrichs, Don; Hilt, Dorothy; Hogberg, Houghton, Josephine; Hollis, Howard, Jane; Howell, Elinor; Hubbard, Paul: Hussey, Rudelle; Imig, Donald: THE BULLETIN BOARD EMERGENCY CALLS. Police 31 Mennonite 296 Brokaw hospital 3290 St. Joseph's hospital 360 Sheriff 603 County Jail 188 Fire department- Tell operator. Normal city ball and police Dept. 6517 DEATHS.

M. J. Martin, 53, of 305 South Gridley street, died at 7:30 a. m. Friday at St.

Joseph's hospital. BIRTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lawrence, BloomIngton r.

r. 3, a boy, born at Brokaw hospital Friday afternoon. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Shell Kinsey, Champaign; Carol Helm, Champaign, Friday, June 6. Call the Pantagraph Personal Service department to learn whether the date for your party or social engagement conflicta with other engagements.

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The funeral services for Mrs. Clara M. Hudson will be held from 8t. Patrick's church, Urbana, Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Friends of the family may call at the John A.

Beck Company chapel, 116 South Main street, until Sunday forenoon. after which the funeral party will leave for the home of Mattie E. Creiger, 707 East Illinois street, Urbana, until time of services. Friends invited. Inter- SERVICE MEASURED NOT BY GOLD BUT BY THE GOLDEN RULE PRIVATE ATTENDANT The Fact that our service has been accepted by 80 many familles is proof of its merit.

One may call us with assurance. SUMNER GOODFELLOW FUNERAL SERVICE 401 E. WASHINGTON ST Phone 442 ALLIN STREET PAVING VOTED Boulevard for West Side of City to Cost More Than $27,000. The city council Friday night authorized, by a vote of 10 to 3, the paving of Allin street with concrete from Washington to Walnut street. project will cost approximately $27,069.15 and will provide a boulevard for north and south traffic in west part of the city, serving similar purpose as Clinton street on east side.

The motion favoring the project, which was recommended by the board of local improvements, was made by Alderman Val Simshauser. Aldermen George Summers, Charles Kurtz and Frank Donovan voted against it, the latter speaking opposition. Numerous Minor Requests. The council also accepted new pavements on South Bunn and South East streets on recommendation of the board. Numerous requests for improvements were considered by the council, a motion by Alderman Harting for permission to cut dead trees 611 and 619 West Oakland and 1302 North Western being allowed, and similar request for 906 South Bunn street being denied.

The Standard Oil company was given permission to make changes in filling station at Washington and Prairie streets; the B. M. bakery was authorized to repair its sidewalk at its own expense, and Wells Gas company and Sinclair Oil company were given permission to make minor improvements their properties at Roosevelt and Washington and streets. A communication from E. Henninger, manager of the A.

of traffic department, asking that city to contribute $250 to help nois cities before for a rates, interstate commerce, commission referred to the finance committee. Parkes Plat Accepted. A resolution by Alderman De Gray asked for the cutting of dead tree at 812 East Washington street. The council voted to accept for a Parkes addition, south Grove street and east of McClunn. Mayor Rhodes appointed Bert Simpson as motorcycle policeman to take the place of Ralph who is in a hospital because of broken leg.

Appointment of Novacek, John Nordine and field Blevins as special made by the mayor and confirmed by the council. Bills for the past week, totaling $7,191.85, were approved. Henry F. Garbe Dies Body of Bloomington Native to Be Returned for Burial. Henry F.

Garbe, of 1312 West Walnut street, died in a Peoria hospital Friday morning following seven months' illness. He WAS a native of Bloomington, received his education Bloomington schools and spent most of his life a then in this city. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran church. Surviving are seven brothers: William. Walter, Charles, Herman, Edward Albert and Arthur, and two sisters, Mrs.

Alvina Lepkhe Wisconsin, and Mrs. Peter Dithem, Bloomingent, ton, r. r. The body was brought to the home of Willinm Garbe, 1406 West Blackstone street, where it will remain until the funeral Sunday at Trinity Lutheran church. Hudson Funeral at Urbana The funeral of Mrs.

Clara M. Hudson, Harwood place, who died at St. Joseph's hospital Thursday night, will be held at the Urbana St. Patrick's church at 9:30 a. m.

Monday, The Rev. Fr. Louis O'Connor, pastor of church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Woodlawn cemetery at Urbana. The body will remain at Beck's undertaking parlors until Sunday forenoon when it will be taken to the home of Mrs.

Hudson's sister, Mattie Creiger, 707 East Illinois street, Urbana, accompanied by a party of friends and relatives. Road Group to Meet floral Final plans for presenting the county road graveling program to the board of supervisors nevt week, will be made during a meeting of train, the commitfee of nine at 1 p. m. Band Saturday in the county building. is American Legion Auxiliary Benefit Bridge Party POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, JUNE 12TH CASILE PUBLIX (4) THEATRE Last Times Today 10c-25e An Explosion of Thrills With Conrad Nagel Kay Johnson Chas.

Bickford and Julia Faye Tomorrow Only "Crazy That Way" Children's Program to Replace Worship Hour for Baptists The Children's day exercises of the First Baptist church will take of place the Sunday morning church at service. the time morning will consist of songs, recitations and exercises by the children and a talk by the pastor, Dr. F. L. Fraser.

The following is the program of the children: Recitation, -Dickie Fagerburg. Recitation, "Still Another Welcome'Martha June Smith. Exercise, "Jesus' Flower Garden' Cradle Roll class. Mrs. L.

E. Witt, teacher. Reading--By Bonnie Garber. Song, "The Kite BuntBarbara ing. Exercise, "'The Bible'--Mrs.

Smith's class. Recitation, "Our Aim'-Margaret Jane Lohnes. Exercise, Wishes'-Mrs. Moore's class. Recitation, "Our -Bobby Turner.

Exercise. "Belonging to Jesus' Mrs. Kagel's class. Recitation, "The Ship of -Gene Jacobsen. Recitation, Very Good Way' --Sara Jane Hileman.

Recitation, Welcome' -Helen Schaeffer. Charlotte Shupe. Recitation, Children" -Bobby Fletcher. Recitation, "'Your Hall. Recitation, "When You Look in the Eleanor Lou Builta.

Exercise, Warren Lype, Curtis Jones, Darrell Hardin, George Lohnes. Recitation, "Your Mays. Exercise, "Happy Children's Day'Ruth Krentel, Doris Horine, Charlotte Schaeffer, Marjorie Groves, Esther Mae Hileman, Elaine Campbell. Exercise, "How It's Done' -Lois Garling, Ruth Mae Heffernan, Ruth Curtis. Exercise, "The Helpers' -Frank Fagerburg, Harvey Mays, Jack Lype, Dickie Bridge, Bobby Scott, Larry Hines.

Exercise, "The Message of Rosalie Sayers, Mary Jane Hobson, Lois Chaddon, Anna Louis Neiswander, Mary Catherine Green, Jayne Barnard, Dessie Aileen Baird, Margaret Green, Shirley Ray. Exercise, "Children In the World'- Members of the junior department. The program will be given at 10:40 a. m. Fred Oswald Dies Here at Age of 74 Fred K.

Oswald, 74, of 706 West Monroe street, died at St. Joseph's hospital at 4:30 p. m. Friday. He had been ill last six years but had gone to the hospital just nine weeks ago.

Mr. Oswald was a native of Germany, having been born there Sept. 7, 1855. He came to America in March, 1871. He operated a barber shop on West Front street for a time and also served for 12 years as constable.

Surviving are his wife and four children; Fred K. Oswald, Cincinnati, Roy King, Butler, Lawrence HornMrs. beck, Whitehall; Mrs. Murryn Oswald, Detroit, and four grandchildren, George and Russell Oswald, Mildred and Margaret Hornbeck. Tetanus Causes Death of Martin, Is Verdict A verdict of "death caused by tetanus" was returned Friday afternoon in the M.

J. Martin inquest held at P. W. Coleman undertaking establishment. Mr.

Martin died at St. Joseph's hospital Friday morning after a week's illness when he stepped on a rusty nail, later developing into lockjaw, The funeral will be held at the residence at 9 a. m. Monday and at Holy Trinity church at 9:30 a. m.

Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. The body will remain at Coleman's undertaking parlors until the funeral. Adolph Roggy Dies at Brokaw Hospital Adolph Roggy, of 1105 East Oakland avenue, died at Brokaw hospital at 6:30 p. m.

Friday after a long illness. Mr. Roggy WAS born in Princeton, Jan. 30, 1869, the son Nicholas and Elizabeth Roggy, early settlers in Illinois. In 1898 he married Ida May Phillipe, who survives.

Until a few years ago Mr. Roggy farmed near Downs. He leaves two children, Edna and Elmer at home, one granddaughter, Arlene; a stepmother, Mary Roggy: three brothers, Ralph and Arthw: of Princeton: Edmond of Leroy; a sister, Emma Dickerson, Ft. Dodge, Iowa. The deceased was member of the Second United Brethren church.

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Block West of O'Neil's Phone 995-L Lots of Parking Space RURAL PUPILS GET DIPLOMAS. Certificates to Be Awarded Today to 95 in District. Annual commencement exercises for 95 seventh and eighth grade pupils in rural schools in the vicinity of Bloomington will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday in the Bloomington high school auditorium.

The speaker will be Guy W. Bedell, president of the McLean County Principals' association. Invocation will be given by the Rev. C. T.

Todd of the Second United Brethren church and diplomas will be given by William B. Brigham, county superintendent of schools. The complete program follows: Invocation- The Rev. C. T.

Todd. Music--Ensemble--Directed by Virginia Weber. Commencement Song--Houghton school. Guitar Solo, "When It's Springtime the "By Blue Shadows', Josephine Garber, West Point school. Vocal Solo, "'When It's Springtime in the "Around the Corner'-Thomas Carter, Center school.

Address, Guy W. Bedell, President McLean County Principals' association. Presentation of Diplomas--County Superintendent of Schools. Music--Ensemble. The 46 eighth graders who will be awarded diplomas, with the number of their district, are: Ralph Steinlight, 77: Noble Webb, 78: Marie Rossow, 78: Russell Alexander, 79: Orma Davis, 81; Furman Harsha 82; Warren Courtney, 82; Eugent Courtney, 82: Dorothy Furgeson, 83: Bernadine Shifflet, 83; Cleta Mardis, 83; Gerald Plank, 94; Lois Brown, 95; Darwin Harvey, 85: Edward Hobson, 85; Frieda Pike, 85; Mildred Turner, 85; Bobbie March, 89: Robert Bradford, 89; Enoch Hall, Ross Selders, 89: Chelesa Marx, 80; Mae Raney, 95; Dean Sacry, 95; Merl Douglas, 96; Jake Douglas, 96; Lyle Peplow, 96; Ondus Greene, 96: Viola Thomas, 97: Helen Sommers, 104: Carl Toepke, 134; Geraldine Butler, 147: Paul Lowery, 148: Lucile Mohr, 148: Fern Mohr, 148: Josephine Garber, 149; George Sprau, 150; Harold Feasley, 151; Ruth L.

Moseby, 151: Harold Troxel, 151; Welby Goode, 153; Gertrude Rice, 154 Lionel Fortino, 154: Louise Deal, 194; Juanita Bryant, 194; Van Benton, 137. Mrs. Currin's Funeral Held Rites Observed at Holy Trinity Church and at Grave. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Currin, 77, who died Tuesday morning at her home, were held at 9 a.

m. Thursday at the residence and at 9:30 at Holy Trinity church. The Rev. Stephen N. Moore preached the sermon and the Rev.

John P. Farrell was in charge of services at the grave in St. Mary's cemetery. Hugh Brennan sang "Face to "Some The pallbearers were yosepha Breen, George Parrish, William Wunderlee, Ed Sweeney, Owen O'Hara and Ed. W.

Sweeney. Mrs. Currin was a member of the ladies' auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and of the Rosary and Altar society of Holy Trinity church. Out of town attendants at the funeral included Mrs. Mayme Currin and children, Streator; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Mosher and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Behling, Peoria; Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Condon, Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. George Condon, Carlock; a Mrs. Frank Mund, Freeport; Mr. and Mrs.

William Bailey, Heyworth; Mrs. Barbara Griffiths, Miss Harriet Uppole, Mrs. E. C. Royalty, Mrs.

C. Collins, Mrs. Harry Livingston, Mrs. Sue Williams, Mrs. William Eden, Peoria, and Mrs.

George Kimball, El Paso. A.J. Rosenberger, Dies Ward Home Andrew Jackson Rosenberger, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edgar Ward, Bloomington, r. r.

3, at 5:30 a. m. Friday. Death was caused by paralysis. Mr.

Rosenberger was born in Rockingham county, Va, Oct. 19, 1846, the son of Gedion and Dellia Rosenberger. He lived in Illinois for 25 years. In 1870 married Elliya Haga. Mr.

Rosenberher ger Civil war veteran, havwanna ing served in the confederate army and a member of the Lexington United Brethren church. Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Edgar L. Ward, Bloomington; Mrs. Ottie Armentrout and Mrs.

Bert James. Lexlington; Mrs. Nellie Henson, Winfield, Iowa; Mrs. Myrtle Driver, Winchester, Mrs. Myra Thompson, Harrisburg, Franklin and Howard Rosenberger of Kansas; Edward Rosenberger, Kalamazoo, Wilmer Rosenberger, Fairbury.

He also leaves the following sisters and brothers: Fanny Rosenberger and Mrs. Virginia Harrison of Broadway, Mrs. Sally Sallers, Missouri: Wilbert Rosenberger, Bridgewater, and Daniel Rosenberger, Columbia, Ind. Westphal Funeral Today The funeral of Mrs. John Westphal, 90, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Andrew Bradford, 1304 South Koch street, at 12:10 a. m. Thursday, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday from the Trinity Lutheran church.

The Rev. W. E. Hohenstein of Trinity Lutheran will officiate. Burial will be in Bloomington cemetery.

THROUGH THE COURTESY OF Mrs. Davis Ewing A 3-Act Play by Rostand "The Romancers" Will Be Presented in the Court of Her SUNSET HILL Towanda Road Thursday Evening, June 121 Two Performances Will Be Given: One at 7:30 P. the Other at 9:15 P. M. Sponsored By the Executive Committee Of OTHE COMMUNITY PLAYERS Admission 75c DIRECTED BY FRANK VERNOR The Language of the Lips Knows No Social Barrier! From the gutter came the builder of Manhattan's topless towers, offering to A woman whose life was luxury, the fortune he had won.

Her heart pleading to open ASK the gates to the crude stranger FOR 1 whose kiss awakens her love. But her social position--a wall LUCKY surrounding her loveliness. JUNE You'll agree the role of a man CARD who has to fight every inch of TODAY! the way against the social barriers of Park Avenue furnishes GIFTS George Bancroft with his greatFOR ALL! est dramatic character. GEORGE BANCROFT in 'Ladies Love Brutes' A Paramount ALL TALKING Picture With MARY ASTOR FREDRIC MARCH Also CHARLEY CHASE in comedy hit "FAST PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS "CHINESE FANTASY" Last Times Today 40e HoUs Child, 10e tIl Coming Tomorrow The Audible Sereen dramatizes the Most, Talked Novel of the Year! "Young Man From Manhattan" With Claudette Colbert Charles Ruggles Children to Present Program on Sunday at Park Methodist Church The pupils of the Park Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will present a Children's day program at 7:30 Sunday at the church. The program follows: Organ prelude--Op.

28 No. 7 (Chopin)Louise Colton. Opening Song "Bring Them children. Welcome and Song--Dorothy Snyder, McConkey, Evelyn Funden, Margaret Hodgson, Warren Craft, Harold Saunders, Edna Ross. Recitation, "Staying Awake' -Garnett Perry.

Recitation. Lineman. Scripture Reading -Martin Miles. Songs, "Guide and Direct Us', "Jesus Loves the Little Children' -Beginner's department. Recitation, "The Wake Up Time'Catherine Green.

Recitation--Pattie Steele. Exercises, Rose Marie Holland; Moonlight, La Verne Walters: Starlight, Norma Collins; Lovelight, Bernice Weatherford. Song. "I Am Jesus Little Lamb' -Cradie Roll department. Recitation, Dixon.

Exercise, "Smile' Barling. James Robb, Jimmie Dunn, Richard Gelathorpe, Edward Duehr. Piano Solo, "Morning Holland. Recitation, "The Real Help' -Imogene Fisher. Exercise, "Decorating God's Roberts, Cradle Roll and Beginner's department.

Announcements--Pastor, the Rev. A. E. Cole. Baptism- -Pastor, the Rev.

A. E. Cole. Recitation, Secret' -Ronald Miles. Offertory, Berceuse from Jocelyn (Godard) Louise Colton.

Recitation, James Waltz Jr. Recitation, Loves the -Dick Richards. Song, Made the -Junior department. Exercise, "Little Wayside News Plane Brings Visitors to City Flanagan Band, Chorus to Appear on Program of Threshermen Sunday A band from Flanagan and a 20 voice male chorus from Mackinaw are entertainment State numbers to Thresher- appear on men's association picnic program at Miller park, Sunday, announces Dan Zehr, president, who will be master of ceremonies. The speaking program will open promptly at 15p.

speakers including State Senator Florence Fifer Bohrer, who will describe "The Present Tax Situation and Harry Hoffman, Mackinaw; Ben L. Smith, Pekin, and E. W. Hamilton, Madison, editor of The American Thresherman. Band to Give Concert Hour Late on Sunday The Bloomington Municipal band will give its regular concert at Miller park Sunday, according to Mayor Ben S.

Rhodes. The program will begin at 4 p. he says. The program follows: Valiant Youth March King Wedding of the Wind Waltz The Italians in Algiers (Overture). Rossini Quartet of Cornets, "March Celebree', Lachner Fred Erdman, Kenneth Ray, Margaret Brotherton and Elzie Burke.

The Little Gray Church Bennett The Kuckoo Waltz Jensen The Beautiful Galatea Overture. INTERMISSION. Mile Modiste Selections Herbert Quartet, "Inflamatis from Stabat Mater' Rossini Mrs. Harry Admire, Mrs. Roy Ramsayer, Dewitt Miller and Harry Admire.

"Let Me Call You Friedman Clarinet Quartet- Vincent Dornaus, John Barth, Allen Browning and Ralph Savidge. Saxophone Quartet -Raymond Uhrie, Allen Browning, Elmo Engle and Will Ehrmantraut. Solo, Mrs. H. Admire; Trombone, Will Peterson; Xylophone solo, Al Grabs.

Xylophone solo, "Should I' Brown Al Grabs. Best Loved Irish Melodies Hayes Stein Song of Maine Fenstad The fifth number of the program, the "Kuckoo Waltz" is a radio favorite but is not regularly arranged for band interpretation. George W. Marton, director, has, however, arranged the music. Granted Transport License Davis Merwin, general manager The Pantagraph, was granted his transport pilot's license at Chanute field, Rantoul, Friday by Department of Commerce Inspector James Read.

Granting of the license the applicant has had means, that, 200 hours solo flying, in(cluding cross country work, and has passed, in addition to flight tests, written examinations on gine operation, aircraft performconstruction and repair, navigation, meteorology, air commerce regulations and traffic rules. win, Hugh: Johnson, Harold: Johnson, Hazel; Johnston, Virginia; Jones, Forrest: Jones, Mac; Kirkpatrick, Marjorie; Helen: Kolzing, Heinz: LaBounty, Eloise: LaBounty, Lartz, Melvin: Linden, Virginia; Helen: Loomis, Dorothy; Mann, Cecil: Martin, Doris: May, Harold: Paul: Melby, John: Messick, Marian: Meyers, Lois; Michaels, ginia: Nordine, Irene: Norton, Mary Ann: Norton. Mary Catherine: Odell, Paul: Oehler, Marie: Parker, Parthenia: Pindell, Lorene; Pixley, Marshall; Poe, Lloyd: Poilte, Mildred: Preston, Oleta; Rathmann, Olga: Robinson, Harry; Ross, James; Rust, Virginia: Sanders, Earl; Sansom, Helen: Sargeant. Josephine: Saunders, Everett: Scharfenberg, Ralph; Schausten, Edith: Schindler, Jessie; Schineffel berta: Schramm, Bernice: Schultz, ward; Sears, Ferrell: Shaffer. Raymond; Shannon, Robert: Shirk, Jessie; Silvers, Annetta: Sleeter, Doris; Smith, Paul (president): Spangler, Ruth; Stalter, Isabel; Story, Evelyn; Suttie, Dale; Traeger, Frank: Underwood.

Charlotte; VanHuss, Frances; VanWinkle, Margaret; Wagner, Cameron: Waite, Mildred: Whadcock, Eleanor: Whalen, Mary; Whitehouse, Edith: Wilcoxson, Jeanette: Winegar, roll; Wittmus, Howard; Zalucha, Edward. FUNERAL NOTICE. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary will be held from the family residence, North Mason street Saturday afternoon 2 o'clock. Friends invited.

Interment Bloomington cemetery, CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend heartfelt thanks to all our friends and neighbors and one who assisted us in any way in loss of our dear mother. Also Rev. Moore, Rev. Fr.

Farrell, and also who furnished MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HIRSCH. MR. AND MRS.

CHARLES HODGES. THOMAS CURRIN. DAVID CURRIN. WILLIAM CURRIN. CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and bors, the minister, the singers and bearers and all those who so kindly sisted us during our recent bereavement, the illness and death of Sara Jane way. We also wish to thank those furnished cars and for the beautiful offerings. WILLIAM HARDWAY. J. C.

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Mrs. John WOLLRAR BECK Clarence K. JACOBSSEN visitors from Des Moines, Iowa, came to Bloomington Friday afternoon in "Good the big eight-place Stinson-Detroiter nonoplane owned by the Register-Tribune of that city. Gardner Cowles the managing editor, and Mr. and Mrs.

John Cowles are the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Davis Merwin. John Cowles is associate publisher of the Register-Tribune. George Yates, chief photographer for the newspaper, and Charles Gashet, the pilot, after the ship was refueled, proceeded to Chicago to attend the Stagg meet.

They are to return to the Bloomington airport Sunday to take the visitors back to Des Moines. Teller Funeral Today best the ident land Fine One tion ing own one a be la The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Teller, 78, who died at her home, 711 North Mason street, at 7:30 a. m.

Thursday, will be held at p. m. Saturday from the home. The Rev, Chester Grubb of the First Christian church will be in charge. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery.

June Baker, Dorothy Boling and Grace McConkey. Recitation, "I'd Like to be a Hero'Delmar Huff. Song, "Song of Nature" -Primary department. Exercise, "Boys of -Bess ROD (reader) and Bert Huff, Earl and Raymond Kohler, Clesson Tosh, Robert Anderson, Russell Fisher, Charles chki, Travis Waiters, James Arnold. Benediction--Pastor.

Postlude Grand March from Alda (Verdi) -Louise Colton. The Rev. A. E. Cole is pastor of Park church.

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