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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 5

Publication:
The Pantagraphi
Location:
Bloomington, Illinois
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Page:
5
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FTr rantaraph, Bloomlnston, Jane 1937. Youth for Christ CA1L0USE nCm peiafal call Rally To Attract few toodanaa am EMINGTON Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fraia and Clarence and Ronald Erick-son of Freeport, Texas, Tuesday were spending several days with Mr.

and Mrs. Earnest Call and other relatives. 50 Teenagers About 500 Illinois teenagers are expected at Park Methodist Church Saturday for a state-wide Youth for Christ rally. The youths. 10 of them from Bloomington-Normal, will compete against each other in sing Wi AVAILABLE ing, music, soneleadinz.

Dreach- ing and Bible quizzes. Winners at the Saturday contest i -s- --I 1 rf xi V- -I i i. sfSv' Jt- I will be eligible for sectional con tests, Colin P. Clark, YFC director, said. The affair is open to the public.

Twin Cities competitors will be: Karen Hayworth. Normal Community Hisrh School, vocal soloist: Richard Cruickshank, University-High, unaccompanied soloist: Rog Business building now available, doubts frontage with over 5,000 sq. ft. floor area. Good location, V2 blocks from square, suitable for any retail or wholesale business.

i fc 'J, er Young. Bent Junior Hich School, song-leader; Loma Hast ings, NCHS, instrumentalist Representing Central Illinois in the Bible ouiz will be Janet Thom as, Bloomington High School, cap tain; Lonna Lishka, Irving Junior High School, Rough. NCHS, Carol Rohde, BJHS and Lois Robbins, BHS. Judy Young, CALL 8-5715 iSHi, will be a reserve contestant. Girard's of her Ottawa Mrs.

Dorothy Girard, mother of soldier who will be tried for slaying of Japanese woman, is embraced by another son, Louis. Joan Schwulst Among Valparaiso Graduates Finds Vicflm Own Father Los Angeles-3) Mrs. Paul Oliphant, seated at right, is being comforted after being attracted to accident scene and discovering the injured victim was her own father, Morris Osterman. Osterman was hit by auto when he stepped into street from behind another car. Miss Joan Schwulst.

daughter 2 Architects of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Schwulst of 203 Meadows has graduated from Valparaiso University, it was announced today. Miss Schwulst received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in sociology from the Valparaiso, Lutheran university.

Indi Mm? inp TOEf F-ind DewHi Farmer Dead Near Home Due for Praise ana's Gov. Harold Ilandley was the main speaker at the commencement exercise. In Champaign Two Blomineton men. mem bers since the 1920s of the Central Illinois Chapter of the Ameri Funeral Home in Clinton. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

No inquest date has been set. Surviving Mr. Moore besides Searchers Find Blood Trace Path in Timber can institute of Architects, will be honored in Champaign Saturday. They are Edgar E. Lundeen of 909 Reinthaler Rd.

and Archie N. Schaeffer of 1215 E. Washington his wife are three sons, Dan, 17, Dave, 13, Dick, and two daughters, Doris Ann, who is married and lives in Clinton, and Dorothy, 15. DEWITT Wilson Moore, 44, was found dead in a timber near OPEN FRIDAY NITE Till 9 P. M.

an ideal time to plan your new -GARAGE! SCHWULST Lumber Coal Co. 416 S. Robinson St Phone 4-3261 his farm home Thursday morning St. Both men are among 10 long term members of the chapter. The meeting will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the institute.

It will be held at the Champaign County Country Club. alter his disappearance Wednesday noon had started a search in which bloodhounds had been used. First traces of his mysterious disappearance came to light when traces of blood were found in the imaginative and effective use of Johnson Cemetery about three advertising. "We feel very honored to have been selected a winner," Mr. Proctor said.

Proctor To Get Advertising Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Proctor of 44 Country Club PL, will go to Spring Lake, N. June 24-26, for the annual convention of the Insurance Advertising Conference.

During the conference, Mr. Proctor, head of Russell S. Proctor, will accept an "Oscar" award for excellency in advertising during 1956. Portfolios containing advertising fourths mile from his home. He was "found another three fourths IZ7 of a mile in the Rudasill timber, I.

VUM 11 1 El tWI) which is across the road from the cemetery. De Witt County Sheriff Pat Ry ft I an said evidence indicated that Moore had cut his left wrist at the cemetery and had wandered dn into the timber where he was for the year were submitted to found with his throat cut He had 1 UUVU UVLXILT a panel ot judges, 1 composed of five of America's leading advertising experts. Any agent or broker in the United States, its possessions and 8QDDTJ8 Canada was eligible to comDete been despondent over ill health and the fact that crop planting had been delayed by prolonged rains. Some 200 men had joined in the search for Moore after he disappeared from his farm shortly after noon Wednesday. Mrs.

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