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i TWO TIIE PANTAGRAPI1, MONDAY, SEPT. 21, 1D. NIPS SALUTE OLD GLORY Hospital Notes St. Joseph's. Patients admitted: Frank 405 South Allin street, surgical.

Mrs. Chris Petry, 1206 West Events of the Day in Normal Locust street; Mrs. EiTle Paxton, fJjWZLW 1 2 710 West Locust strt- Mrs. Mar- IOOF Completing Brick Work On Memorial for Servicemen YAV fy 1 s-earet Riegger. 1103 Clinton boule- 'tlS yrirH vard; L.

D. McCormick. 606 West tlit ty r. Market street: Mrs. Carl MansfelU A I Hamilton hotel: Mrs.

Lena Adams, f-l I r. r. 3: August Klink. r. r.

2: Ardis )f 'k. I Hill, r. r. 2, Normal: Joan Sarver, rK Vr tx I Gibson Citv: Mrs. Ralph Morgan.

i VTi V. 't McLean; Mrs. J. M. Powers, Pe- feS, tTr i rA'Si -a- -v kin.

medical. I 'JfS M' Patients dismissed: Mary Shay. 1 ti -srJ 601 West Olive street: Mrs. Pearl V-Vl V'. "vj Bossingham, 909 West Grove ".) I I) A 1 I I street; Mrs.

Carl Feiner, 505 Mac- lLrJil I. ill 'ii 1 I I Arthur avenue; Mrs. William Mc- III Kinrie, 1411 East Oakland avenue; JWS" f- Mrs- Edgar Broom. 1712 West Illi- JCZ. nois street: Mrs.

Edith Bullard. 505 Recommended Reading Church Group Plans Supper Rainy Weather Slows Work On Project Although considerably slowed by a rainy September, the major part of the brick work has been BNS class of Normal Christian church will meet for a covered BY LIBRARY STAFF. Fiction. Bailey "The Wrong Man." Clark "The Dreamers." Ogilvie "Storm tide." Partridge "January Thaw." Stone "Knight Missing." Non-Fiction. Dallin "The Big Three." Peattie "Immortal Village." Vansittart "Bones of Conten dish supper at 6:30 p.

m. Wednes West Chestnut street: Mrs. Dewey day at the church. A business meeting will follow. The meeting had previously completed on the war memorial being constructed by Me Normal IOOF lodge on the lot east of the been scheduled for 7:30 p.

m. Members of the men's class in the Sunday school will be guests for tion." MOKRIS FREEMAN, rarpentfr's mate Mroml class, took tlir above picture of the Jap garrison on Maleolap atoll In the Marshall islands, saluting the stars and stripes as the flag went up Srpt. 10. Petty Officr Freeman went in as a member of the Seabees demolition unit attached to the marine corps. His wife lives at 607 West Market street.

the supper and meeting. Weegee "Naked City." Daley. 1407 North Oak street; Mrs. Ab Freese. 2013 East Jackson street; Mrs.

Walter, Carmany. 1401 West Locust street: Mrs. Mabel Streenz, 1205 North Park street; Gordon Hopper, 1019 East Olive street; James Lee Shipley, 403 North Catherine street; Ronald Potts, fiOl North Prairie street: F. C. Wollrab, 411 East Jefferson street: James Smith, 1108 West Jackson street: Mrs.

Will Reed, McLean: Mrs. J. Russell Vore, Mi-nonk; Mrs. Thomas Clark. Ellsworth; Rolla Arbogast, Arrow-smith; Harry Hazlett, Pekin: Mrs.

James Gillan. Colfax; L. M. Moore. NCHS Band to Play Normal city hall.

The monument, which is to consist of brick and glass, constructed on a concrete base, is aoout eight feet wide, the same measurement in height, and approximately three feet thick. The front which will contain the names of those from the township who served in World War II, will be covered with glass. Immediately in front of the monument and on the sides, two small stands have been' constructed of bricks and will be used for floral decorations. WILLIE and JOE For Meeting of PTA if- "Sorry. We ran use only aien wb learned something uxf ul la tf sen Ire." Merna: Mrs.

Roy Daley and baby boy. 703 West Front street: Mrs. William Jaynes and baby pirl. Normal Church Notes CHRISTIAN. Couple'i Fellowship sup Potluck Supper In Cafeteria Before.

Concert 03i East Bell street: Mrs. Roy per meeting, 6:30 p. m. Monday at the church. Back in Civvies With the completion of the Jones and baby girl.

1120 South BNS class supper meeting, 6:30 p. m. Barker street: Mrs. Tony Fese and Wednesday at the church. Ml Choir rehearsal, p.

m. Thursday at baby cirl. 106 East Locust street. the church. Normal: Mrs.

Leslie Isted and MESXO.MTE. Friendship circle wie monument and insertion of tablets bearing the names of men and women in the service, the Odd Fellows will have completed the memorial they voted erect during the late summer. The first LEXINGTON MEN OIT. LEXINGTON. (PNS) ner roast, 7:30 p.

-m. Monday at me baby boy, 304 South Main street SGT. CORDING BEIXASED. CI I ATSWORTI I. (PNS) T.

Sgt. Wayr.e Cordir.g hu Members of the Normal Com church. Normal: Mrs. J. Toohill and Choir rehearsal.

8 D. m. naay ax munity High school Parent- th church. Sgt. Eupecr.e A.

Mead has received his honorable discharge baby boy, Wapella; Mrs. George Teacher association, meeting for METHODIST. Junior choir reneajsai. received his honorable Lcharje work on the memorial was the An Frl.lBV th Church. Beimfohr and baby RirL reoria.

Brokaw. raising of a 75 foot flag pole on from the air corps at Stockton, from the arrr.eJ service at Fort Potluck supper for ana Class, the first time during the new school year Thursday night, will m. Kriaav at ine cnurcn. Ofcp the concrete platform immedi ately behind the monument. Senior choir renearsai, p.

m. Calif. He served with the Eigh'Ji air force overseas as turret gun at the church. include a concert by the nign school band as a part of their Patients admitted: Mrs. Henry Koch, EI Paso, surgical.

Vennie Gee, LeRoy; Miss Barbara Ann Cryer, El Paso; Mrs. D. K. Sailor. Hayrack party lor Wesley rounoaiion, starting from ths church at 7:45 p.

nel and first er.g;r.eer. He I NX- program, Mrs. K. ti. Armstrong, Sheridan.

He pent 44 months ia the service and 31 cf these mere spent overseas in the Eurcpeaa sector. He a 11 months cn the island cf Corsica. fl the southern roast of France He was wiUi the air corps. Friday. PKESBYTEK1AN Choir rehearsal at president, said Monday.

ple'tn his missions In a U-17. receiving the Presidential cltaticn. 8 NCHS Students the church. 7 p. m.

Friday. The evening will begin with a Colfax: Jess Robbins, Le Roy: En sil E. Ellsworth, 203 West Semi Air medal. Distinguished Flyin Cross, four Oak Leaf Clusters ar.d ASSEMBLY Or liUU. negumr mm-week service, 7:45 p.

m. Wednesday, conducted by Jake Schmtdcall in the ab nary street; Mrs. Edith Anderson potluck supper in the high school cafeteria at 6:30 p. m. The 55 piece band will open its program sence of the Rev.

F. A. MttchelL tout combat stars. 203 West Emerson street; Miss Since his return from Er.gUrd. following the supper with "The Mary Hurst.

920 Broadway, Nor mal, medical. Star-Spangled Banner." he has been stationed at Calif, as electrician and plane engineer. Posthumous award of the air ford A. Kwasigroh, who was Patients dismissed: Mrs. Viola To Exhibit Hogs In Chicago Show ARROWSMITH Jacqueline i her tonsils remoxed at R-kr hospital, Bloomington.

Tr.iij After a march, "His Honor," Fillmore, the band will play two killed In action over Europe. Sa- Bodcm, Chicago; Harry V. Pope- medal with two oak leaf clusters. Corp. Glenn Wilson received nu lutinz Mr.

Kwasieroh is Col. J. hoy. Cropsey: Patsy Cotner. 605 overtures by Luther Lorenz, "Vi- each cluster representing an ad honorable discharge from the H.

Davidson, commanding officer I North Western avenue; Mrs. Ed ditional award, was made last service and arrived nomc Dog License Sales Reach Total of 107 of Chanute field. Air force men mund Hurst. 319 East Mulberry marched in review before the rep- street; C. F.

Malmberg, 503 Broad- Weuresday night. week to Tony Kwasigroh, Shirley (right) father of T. Sgt. Clif- M. Sgt.

Gilbert O. Jacobs has Eight Normal Community High resentatives receiving awards. way. Normal; Miss Jacqueline carian" and "King Korab." One of the main numbers on the program will be Rachmanioff's "Prelude in Sharp Minor," followed by "Southern Cross Overture" by Paul Yoder. Feature numbers of the evening received his honorable discliarge school students will attend the Leonard.

Arrowsmith; James Fen Chicago Junior Market Hog show ner, C09 West Mulberry street IN TEXAS. from the army. He arrived home Monday from Colorado Sprints, and sale Wednesday, C. J. Kuster, ii.

nuBcn tu. raireniia, son ui rr Cole agriculture teacher at the high Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Utile Worry F. ts'. tonifi ar nit l--i Uj ir ft. if Vlmi rTJTTM tm 1 af4 Bnt rmiiy TVs art tm4 Ka tvo Iff wt nr tici Uwi I Sllfcstl tnrn-mrHI O-a 1ri A4v.

include a cornet duet by Ruth YM Hudson; Mrs. B. L. Jutovsky. 150 Fell Normal, is Riddle and Dorothy Buth, accom Mrs.

Walter With Normal's dog control or South avenue. now serving with the training Clinton boulevard; panied by Jean Ann Kewley, and a number by the boys' vocal quar dinance in effect for a week, City command of the army air forces Piac caiur. Clerk E. K. Parret reported Mon Mennonite.

tet, composed of Bob Allan, Rich at Sheppard field, Tex. day that 107 dog licenses have A bombardier on a B-25 with Patients admitted: Lola Haynes St. Louis Man To Address Bank Men ard Adams, Charles Cox and Richard Peairs. All music for the been sold. school, said Monday.

The eight youths will show 36 head of market hogs, Mr. Kuster said. Those making the trip will be Don Hinshaw, Carroll Shiner, Jim Eirkey, Howard Francis, Allan Allers, Paul and Louis Bates and Jerry Swope. They will be accompanied by Mr. Kuster and Paul Curtis, assistant advisor for the McLean County Farm the 490th Bomber Squadron in the II.

Roy: Edgar Hrcnneman, Hope China-Burma-India theater of op- Idale; Mrs. Frank Wirrick, Stan Unofficial estimates by city of evening will be under the direc ficials said 'his figure represent erations with an enviable record I ford; Fred Stiles, Downs; Mrs tion of Thomas S. Richardson, music instructor at the high about a fourth of the total num of achievement toward the win- Cecil Ratter. Carlock: Chester school. This will be the first con ning of the war credited to him, Zweng.

1001 North Lee street ber of dogs in the town. Cit; police report they are still receiv Lt. Fairchild was prepared for Mrs. Flovd Baker. 1006 North cert of the year for the band PONTIAC.

(PNS) Joseph Lloyd Custer ing calls about canine nuisances William II. Adams Jr. Following the program by the such experience by having attend- Western avenue: Janet Sieveking. over town and are investigating ed four army air corps schools ho Broadwav nlace. Normal.

ur- band, Monroe Melton, superin t.SDS TODAY all such calls. locatqd in three different states. eicaL Mrs. Marcaret Hammer. tendent of schools, will introduce BASIC TRAINING Pvt.

Wil F. Holland, of the Manufacturers Bar.k and Trust company, St. Louis, will give the principal talk at the meeting of group two of the was decider! last Monday He is married and has an 11 Farmer Citv! Jamos Jacobs. Loda: the new teachers at the high night to rigidly enforce the or- Ham H. Adams son of Mr.

and months old daughter. Donna Kay. Mr- Pauline Wurzburcer. 1018 school. T.UKWMF.R-S 3IIUJONS" At -MIN WHO W.IJI:D Al 14.

I 1. IS. iginaU ordinance controlling dogs. Mrs. William H.

Adams 203 Prior to his arrival at Sheppard south Main street: Simon H. Yates Home Bureau To Meet at Weston WESTON. (PNS) The Yates Home Bureau will meet on Tuesday at the Weston town hall, Illinois Bankers association to be It provides that the animals must East Olive street, is takinz his ieia. ne was syauonea me Schad. 102 South Main street; land army airfield, Midland, Tex.

etnnW strrn.nbf.rp. Pinor CitY! held here Monday night In the be "censed and registered at the basic tng at Camp Robinson. State Policeman TRANSFERRED. Mrs. Ross Shields, Stanford; Jack AiCaAX UUfc uiak ULlJ 1UU I of a rack nnv ty- nr-Vi Avan4 Tuna I lie has been in service since if Begins Tomorrow ir at 10:30 a.

m. The roll call will Moose building. The evening's program will a 7 o'clock dinner. ii i i uaaay, 4uo tasi university ave- Kmallpv of si A Fast al. I Aug.

10. July and August. be "Name a shrub or tree begin nue, medical. nut street, who has been stationed Mr. Fc.n Pfc.

Lloyd Custer, son of Mrs During the afternoon session. ring with the first letter of your name. Each committee is asked at Great Lakes training station. Willard reoria. Victor Cook.

Dan- Bemie White of Forrest, has ar 4-H Club Gives called for 4 p. H. J. Schwerm of Flanagan will give the secre LANA TURNER LARAINE DAY SUSAN PETERS to give a report. "'V it Mrs.

Harry Brenneman, Ml- Wallace Tex. He has been pro- nier; Jacob KMer rooria; Mrs. Schedules Talk To Optimists rived home on a 34 day furlough from Germany. Pfc. Custer was in the 98 1st Engineer mainten- tary-treasurer report, and sev Style Revue moiea 10 a seaman secona nasj inni T.fTr- The new county advisor, Mrs.

Jean K. Lystad, will give the lesson, at 1:30 p. m. All members eral brief talks will be made. and is a member of a demobiliza son street: Mrs.

Hulda Pomering ance mmn.inv nnr! was nvprsea Speakers for the afternoon ses tion unit. EUREKA. (PNS) The Sun- 13 months. rnorts hark to 1106 North Livingston street: Nancy Kumler, Bcllflower; Mrs. are asked to be present to welcome Mrs.

Lystad. shine 4-H club entertained 63 Pamn frant nftfr hie fnrlnnah. sion include: James II. Clarke, Chicago; Fred W. Zabel.

Aurora; IN JAPAN. .1 guests at its achievement program and expects to be sent to Camp I 1111C11I MICH .11 V. 1 s. bgt. L.eon j.

sample, son ot rn inhnr Sgt. Harry Berlin of the Illinois ai versames scnooi rnaay eve-ipolK, La mng. ine gins demonstrated State police will talk on "Safety" at the meeting of the Normal Op 2 SanPle 30,8 Jokisch. Bluff Springs: June Bun-West Kelsey street, whose wife neT Tjncoln; Mrs. LaUra ingold.

Sophie and daughter Judy Lee re- rari5nv.ni- Mr a n.im fiower arrangement, had a style NOW IN JAPAN. 44. timist club Tuesday night. The a iT CHATSWORTH. (PNS) meeting will be held at 7 p.

side in Denver. Colo, has recently pontiac; Charles a k. To- Fred A. Gerding. Ottawa; Barney J.

Ghiglieri. Toluca: George R. Boyles, Chicago, and HarTy Hausman. secretary Illinois Bankers association. Floyd M.

Condit. Beardstown. president of the Illinois Bankers association, will extend greetings to bankers from eight counties attending the meeting. iuwcu uj, tnuut. suigmg im icuc- m.VT..

Conrlprs has rprPnttv hpon T.t.nnv,..t. MXOM1 IXATUE Wallace BEERY at the Rogers hotel. lor occupational wanda; Janet Myers. Pontiac; Mrs. as i I viuu.

ncuauuiaiu. promoted to seaman first class Sgt. Berlin's talk will deal with MONEY IMMEDIATELY For Every Need CENTRAL LOAN CO. 206i Center. Phone 3133-0 Stairway South of Thompson' O.

LemmonsJHgr nru I mi and is now stationed in Tokyo methods of reducing the large Ugnier COmmana. TrTan- Mr, Cron and A IXC IXCTAb meeting Will UC ULl. L. 20 at the home of Miss Joyce ne is an operations cierK or the on? pt wa number of deaths from automo bile accidents. Robert Underwood Xr3 S.TUi group' Mrs.

John Craig and baby boy. Mishler The club will meet once IN TOKYO BAY. a month during th wimpr. I is in charge of the program. Hudson.

rinh lonHerc srp Timomarr Kenneth Stith, seaman first himi in me i cicuil area since eany The Opti-Mrs. have postponed ig. sample entered the Sharp, Mrs. Ellis Sharp and Ruth class, and husband of Mary, their meeting scheduled for Tues day night until Oct. 9.

ischertz. Stith. 708 North Catherine street- army In February. 1941, and has Merrymakers Meet been overseas 11 months. WESTON.

(PNS) has arrived in Tokyo bay after leaving the State5 July 14. Sea I JOBS OPEN Men wanted to learn ma man Stith is aboard the USS At J.IJ, 4 52 PERCENT ANXIOUS TO TURN CLOCKS BACK Merrymakers club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Everett Taylor, with 20 members and one guest present. After the business meeting. 50 Ellsworth Boys Attend Chenoa FrA Meeting i Shadwell with AdJn.

William Hal WANTED MOLDERS 8 d.iy per week. 9 hnrim per day Con'art Mr. Rhodes. Supt. Plmne 2110, Reverse Oiarres.

SCKROEDER FOUNDRY AND MACH. (0. STKhATOK. ELLSWORTH. (PNS) A was nlaved.

with prizes coin to sey's Third fleet. This ship was the first amphibious craft to anchor in Tokyo bay. Seaman LiSAT; 1 the nation is on daylight or reg ular time schedules. Stith was also at Pearl Harbor study in leadership was given to Mrs. Eli Casson.

Mrs. Miles the Future Farmers of America of Brown, and Mrs. Howard Roth. McLean and Woodford counties at The next meeting will be at Chenoa High school last week. In the home of Mrs.

Ralph Huber of Moai, Eniwetok in the Marshall Congress has passed a bill to turn the clocks back one hour islands, Guam, and now Tokyo. at 2 a. m. next Sunday, Sept. 30.

addition they made plans for the Fairbury. with Mrs. Ethel Karo as ON U. S. S.

PROTEUS. year and discussed projects, The bill has not been signed as assistant hostess. it Today Thru WednesJay if yet by President Truman, how- Edward A. Malinowskl. seaman Those from Ellsworth who attended were Floyd Schram.

agri ever, so it cannot be officially second class, is attached to the U. chine molding and sheet metal assembly Gootf pay while tii learn a raise In nay after you've learned. Wood pattern maker. Foundry cleaning room workers. Men for shipping room.

Latest labor having devices recently -nstalled If you can't 3o heavy work you can still ret and hold a good steady Job here. Come out and talk to Bill Euckler. AMERICAN FOUNDRY FURNACE CO. announced that the nation will S. S.

Proteus, a submarine tender. culture instructor, and the chap Fifty two percent or 26 out of 50 persons interviewed on the streets of Bloomington Saturday afternoon said they have had all of the so called daylight saving time they want and are anxious to turn the clocks back one hour. The 26 was twice the number that wanted to keep "daylight time" throughout the year. Thirteen said they like the present system better than so called regular time. "What difference does it make?" said 11 others who were indifferent as to whether go back to regular time on that and one of the ships of the Third date.

fleet. It is at Dresent eneaeed in work involving the demihtariza tsioomington win nave another taste of daylight saving ter onicers junior Moody, president; Jerry Smithson, vice president: Jack Sutter, secretary: Donald Evans, treasurer; Lester Smith, reporter and Merlin Nieswonder, sentinel. iion oi Japanese submarines in time next year as a city ordin Tokyo bay area and adjacent wa ters ance provides for it to begin This new and modern submar in April each year. -VI tAt Today thru Wednesday Hattnr Daily Doora Opca 1 r. M.

ine tender is a complete floating worxship and supply base con AIR COOLED Prof. Berry Leads Guild Discussion stantly ready to render service to the undersea raiders. Seaman Malinowski's wife and five dauch INTIMATE THEATRE EUREKA. (PNS) The Sep- ters live at 611 South Clayton CD i tembcr meeting of the Eureka street. He entered service March TODAY TOMORROW flGgrfuR FAITH 7 Christian church Missionary guild 20, 1945 and went overseas In was held Thursday night at the Hin on his present ship.

5 home of Mrs. Harry Hutton. with 35 members in attendance. Mrs. AT GREAT LAKES HOSPITAL.

John Berry conducted the business Pvt. Charles Van Mattoon. ma PIANOS WANTED Cash for Your Old Piano REGARDLESS OF MAKE, STYLE OR AGE Make yonr Idle piano available to Recreation Centers, Churches, Ambitious Students, and others who really need a piano Get CASH NOW! We Move Your Piano Free. Write Now to G-56. Daily 1'antagraph CQiKIS MORGAN rine corps, 707 South University At 1:1.

I iMormai, a veteran of seven months service overseas, has been I meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs. E. B. Pearson, guild mother Mrs.

Sylvan Arnold, program chairman, introduced the Woman's sextette composed of Mrs. LaRue Johnson, Mrs. Robert Tomb, I Si 11' mm mmm9 admitted to the naval hospital at Great Lakes. mxoi Pvt. Mattoon is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Mattoon. He attended University High school 1 Mrs. Donald Dowling.

Miss Pearl Darnell, Miss Pearl Cronkhite and YM. tiimMiMHWh COLIMI. LXC8II Miss Edith Harrod. They sang I I XUf in formal and entered the marines June 27, 1944. I'M three numbers, accompanied by BBpasffBBBBHaaaaaBV Dennis Morgan While overseas he served in the Mrs.

Ella D. Baner a1l II.I.ISll Pacific theater, participating in Prof. John Berry of the Eureka WHY TAKE A CHANCE AND LOSE? action on Guadalcanal, Palau, and college faculty, led the discussion Okinawa, where he was wounded. on "Uprooted Americans." Assist DANE CUM IATM0N0 MASSEY ALAN HALE aim i unntat M. ROBERT FLO MY MlliBlltaMSMNslM HIT NO.

2 ant hostesses vere Mrs. Fred Bor- He has been awarded the navy citation and the Purple Heart. rowman, Mrs. Ed Spaulding and Mrs. Robert Wilson A five dollar premium win, for three years, replace broken floors and window glaes 'n your home.

A ten dollar premium will afford $1,000.00 theft insurance for one year on household goods, furs and Jewelry. Aj equally small premium will cover loss from fire, wind and hall. A small premium wilt protect you against claims for Injuries te servarts, guests and others. HOME ON FURLOUGH. 77 Pfc.

Vernon Batterton is spend Two Buses Collide Clarence E. Mulford's 1 in 1 tCHNICOLORI fa i-nri ing a 30 day furlough with his PETER IAWFORD DONALD CRISP JUNE LOCXHART NIGEL BRUCE WILLIAM SEVERN wife 1524 East Locust street, and WAUKEGAN. (IP) Twenty six persons were slightly injured DOOMED CARAVAN with his parents and friends in Sunday when two buses in which Colfax. Pfc. Batterton was with WILLIAM BOYD At 1:23.

3:30. 5:30. 7:35. 9:10 they were riding to a picnic col the 114th General hospital i Er Also Disney Cartoon. News I As HopaJo HopsJong ravaMdy lided at Skokie road and route land for 13 months.

He will report to Camp Grant Oct. 7, and rrr t.tjjjo 173 in Lake county, near the Illi nois-Wisconsin state line. will then go to Camp Siebert, Ala.