AUGUST 4, 1949 THE SPECIAL GAZETTE, DISTERICH. IT BREAKS LEFT COLLAR BONE Lynden Henning, twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Henning of 504 North Second street, Effing- ham, broke his left collar bone Thursday morning while attempting to catch baseball. This is the third time Lynden has broken 1 his left collar bone.
Lets All Go! ILLINOIS STATE AUG. 12 TO FAIR AUG. 21 BIGGER AND BETTER10 DAYS OF COMPETITION, EDUCATION and ENTERTAINMENT HARNESS RACES- AAA AUTO RACESAfternoons, Aug. 13, Afternoon, Aug. 20 Aug.
15 through Aug. 19. MOTORCYCLE RACESAfternoon, Aug. 21 MUSICAL REVIEWNIGHT HORSESHOWSNights, Aug. 15 through Aug.
19 15 Aug. 12, 13 and Aug. through Aug. 19 WLS BARN DANCE- VETERAN'S DAYNight, Aug. 13 Aug.
14 BARBERSHOP QUARTET- GOVERNOR'S DAYNight, Aug. 21 Aug. 18 HORACE HEIDT'S "STARS ON -Night, Aug. 12 Nearly $300,000 in prizes and awards. Free admission, August 12, 14.
Other days $.25 (includes tax). FAIR GROUNDS SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS PUBLIC SALE! I will sell at Public Auction all the Personal Property of the late EMERA HAGAN, now deceased, at his farm, located 4 miles east, 1 mile south on the Louisville and Sailor Springs road, Louisville, Illinois, onThurs. Aug. Ilth Beginning Promptly at 10:30 A. M.
(C.S.T.) The Following Described Property: LIVESTOCK--One Brown Swiss cow, 9 yrs. old, bred about July 15; 1 Brown Swiss cow, 4 yrs. old, with calf; 1 Brown Swiss and Hereford cow, 2 yrs. old, bred June 1 matched team of horses-1 mare and horse, wt. about 1450; 1 smooth mouth mare; 1 span of mules; 23 head of O.I.C.
shoats, wt. about 80 lbs. each: 3 brood sows, (0.1.C.) with pigs; 2 0.1.C. male hogs, one registered; 26 head of choice breeding ewes; 17 head lambs; 1 registered Hampshire buck. FARM MACHINERY- One Ohio mowing machine; 1 Nisco manure spreader; 1 1 sulky rake; 1.
McCormick-Deering corn binder: -Deering wheat binder; one 44 Allis-Chalmers combine; 1 new Malta disc harrow, bought 1949; 2 good wagons, 1 iron low wheel, 1 wooden low wheel, both with boxes; 1 Clipper fan mill; 9 screens; 1 oats seeder; 1 Fairbanks-Morse hammer mill; 1 cut-off saw; 2 horse cultivators; 1 Superior 12-hole wheat drill; 1 walking plow, 1 set harness; 100 good cedar fence posts. GRAIN-300 bushels good yellow corn more or less; 250 bushels of wheat, more or less; 10 acres combined Redtop hay, in the shock; and many articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. Sale will be held regardless of weather.
PANSY C. HOOVER ADMINISTRATRIX G. L. SPARLING, Auctioneer, Louisville, Illinois, Phone No. 179-4-Available anytime.
Lunch Will Be Served By Ladies of Hoosier Baptist Church CO SHOE STORE OPENS SHOE REPAIR SHOP We have secured the services of a shoemaker who will turn out the type of work our customers always expected in the past. B. H. 1 SHOE STORE Effingham Illinois The twelve year old boy play ing ball with a group of children on vacant lot, formerly the Last Bide school site on North Second street, and began running after ball. While attempting to catch the ball he collided with Buddy Endebrock, twelve year old son of Mr.
and Mr. Boy Endebrock of 207 Market Avenge Elingham who was alse trying to catch the ball. Lynden was taken to physician where X-rays were taken. It was discovered that he had broken his collar bone. The Endebrock boy was not injured.
COCA COLA PLANT NOT TO BE IN EFFINGHAM The Coca Cola firm has decided against establishing $200,000 ant in Effingham and have released their option on route 32-38 between Center street and the Anchor Inn. plant would have employed thirty five men, thirty three of them persons. The option was held by the Hays Coca Cola interest at DuQuion and negotiations were carried on by Arel Preston, manager of the Olney Coca Cola plant. STATE AID HIGHER FOR EFF. INGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS State aid for Effingham county schools this year increased $68.373 under the distributive fund law passed by the 66th General Assembly and claims for next year are another 930 higher, Miles E.
Mills, county school superintendent, has announced. Under the previous law, claims for the 84 Effingham county districts in the 1947-48 school year totaled 991. The county this year is eligible for $209,364. Because not enough money was appropriated to pay the special equalization claim in full, Mills said, $18,196 will be withheld temporarily. The remaining $191,168 will be paid in 12 installments to the five community unit school districts of the reorganized county system.
The schools have $50,177 more immediately available than under the Mills said. Biggest increase in the 1949-50 claims will be $81,008 for Effingham unit No. 40, which is allowed $151,801 compared with the previous claim of $70,793. The other allowances will be 657 for Teutopolis unit 50, a $26,201 increase; $35,000 for Dieterich unit 30, a $20,658 gain; $31,306 for Altamont unit 10, up and 167 for Beecher City, up $8,766. Amounts temporaily withheld will be $14,796, Effingham; $4,701, Teutopolis; $3,258, Dieterich; $2,715, Altamont; and $1,051, Beecher City.
000 DIES WHILE ON VISIT Grover C. Rentfro, 63, was found dead in bed Saturday morning at the home of his brother, Jeff Rentfro, with whom Mr. Rentfro, his wife and son, Albert, were visiting. The Rentfro family who reside in Oklahoma City, had attended the funeral of Mr. Rentfro's sister, Mae Sullivan, in Terre Haute Thursday.
The deceased man i is survived by his wife, Rose Agnes, two sons, Albert and Woodrow, both of Oklahoma City, and two daughters, Mrs. Fern Wilkerson of Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Ethel Slay of Tulsa. Funeral services were held at 3 P. M.
Monday at Johnson funeral home and burial was in Rentfro cemetery in Effingham. 000- BLUE CROSS SERVICE ALTERS PLAN FOR EFFINGHAM AREA Blue Cross Service has altered its plan in the care of patients in the Effingham area because of the emergency that has been cast. on this vicinity by the destruction St. Anthony hospital. The Blue Cross Service has obtained permission to change its contract for the benefit of those members who normally be patients of St.
Anthony. Those who have borne expenses since the hospital fire consideration will be given if the patient mail receipted bills for medicine, bandages to the office in Alton. 000 HOME BUREAU BROKEN INTO AND ROBBED The Effingham County Home Bureau office located at North Fifth street Effingham was broken into and robbed Monday night July 25th. The robbery was undetected at first, since it was thought that an authorized person had taken money from the petty cash drawer. It was later discovered, however, that the door to the office had been forced open and about three dollars taken from the drawer.
The Effingham city police were notified of the robbery. The home bureau office is located in the Washington Loan building at the corner of Jefferson avenue and Fifth street in Effingham. -000 BIRTHDAY PARTY Lawrence Meyer of Effingham was honored on his birthday Thursday night at the Till Top Cafe, north of Effingham. Present were: Louis and Catherine Meyer, Alice Roepke, Anna Bierman, Gene Meyer, Clifford Grunloh, Marian Steger, Theresa Mae Meyer, Dorothy Lily, Lawrence Niebrugge, Jeanne Miller, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Meyer. A luncheon was served. -000 IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Watson, Illinois 8th Sunday after Trinity, Aug. 7 Sunday School at P.M. Divine services at 7:30 P.M.
The annual mission festival will be celebrated on Sunday Aug. 14 with services at 2:30 P.M. Rev. Walter Lieder of Stewardson will be the guest speaker. REV.
W. C. REDEKER 000 ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Cherry and Center Sts. H.
E. Zimmermann, Pastor "A man is justified by faith without the deeds of the law." Rom. 3:28. Do you expect to enter heaven on the basis of your works? The Bible tells us that only what Christ has done for you can open heaven for you. Come DADE PARK RACES 36-Day Summer Meeting AUG.
6 to SEPT. 5 1 Races Daily, 8 on Saturdays and Labor Day Track located on U. S. Highway 41, Ave miles from Evansville, Ind. and miles from Henderson, Ky.
DADE PARK JOCKEY CLUB Incorporated Dieterich American Legion Post 628 Meeting Nights And and 4th Friday of each month. Members requested to attend and Legionaires Invited. At Legion Hall 8:15 P. M. Dieterich, Illinois Club Room open from 12:00 noon to 11:30 P.M.
week days EVANS CAFE A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Home Cooking Soft Drinks Ice Cream for Picnics and Special Occasions LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired. SAWS filed by machine We make old lawn mowers and saws run like new All Work Guaranteed Three Day Service Bring them to Western Auto Store in Effingham or to Wilkie Electric in Hord. 18 The Story of SLEEP How you feel- -how you look -how you work tomorrow, depends tonight. We need varying amounts of sleep, but we all need rest to revitalize our nerves muscules. If you have a good night's sleep and rest well, the experts say you will twist and turn, change positions 22 to 45 times a night.
In doing so you are relaxing your muscules and nerves, resting up for the days work, worry and fun. Come in today and let us explain how we can help you. G. W. Wright Sons Furniture Store-Funeral Home Dieterich, Illinois ville is thought to be suffering from polio.
Roger is a cousin of Frank Henry Hoene son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoene of Effingham who is also a victim of the disease. to Church Sunday. Know Jesus as the way to heaven.
You will be welcome at St. John's. 7:45 A.M. Morning Worship. 9 A.M.
Sunday School. 10 A.M. Sunday Worship. 4 P.M. Lutheran Broadcast over WCRA.
7:30 P.M. Monday Walther League Roller Skating. 6:45 P.M. Wednesday Girl's Choir rehearsal. 7:45 P.M.
Friday Senior Choir rehearsal. 3 P.M. Saturday Sunday School Choir rehearsal. 000- SUSPECTED CASE OF POLIO Roger Esker, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Esker of Lilly- -000- EXECUTOR'S NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of ELISABETH TAP- HORN, Deceased. The undersigned having been appointed Executor of the last Will and Testament of ELISABETH TAPHORN, deceased, hereby gives notice that MONDAY, the FIFTH day of SEPTEMBER 1949 the claim date for said estate, and that all claims may be filed against the estate of the said decedent on or before said date without issuance of summons. HENRY TAPHORN, Executor R. M. MICHAELREE, Attorney at Law, Effingham State Bank Building, Effingham, Illinois 17 AUCTION SALE Real Estate and Blacksmith Took At the home of the late C.
E. Ballerman Holland, Illinois, 2 miles East sad 2 or 5 miles West and 2 miles North of road. ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th Starting at 11 o'clock A.M. I large anvil, 1 steel vice, 1 bellows, 1 power a stand, 1 power shaft, 1 grind stone, 1 cast iron I engine, 1 set belts, 1 post drill and complete large dies, tongs, hammers, chisels, files, sizes, now bolts, new grass mower parts, about 5 7 sacks blacksmith coal, lumber, some furniture, and too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH Description of Real Estate: 3 lots, 4 room house, in fair large blacksmith shop, a good location for garage, or electric shop electricity available.
To be sold at Auction at 1:30 sharp TERMS: down day of sale Phone 3-116 Stewardson, m. Edward J. Bullerman, Owner Glenn T. Foster, Auctioneer Not Responsible in Case of Accidents Lunch Will Be On Ground Come in and see cook with gas turned off Maytag Coo Dutch Oven Gas Range Only the Maytag turns off the gas automatically and keeps right on cooking! Place a whole meal in the oven sot controls. That's all till serving time.
Cooks beautifully by usual methods too. Low monthly terms Come in today for a complete Liberal trade-In $269" demonstration. Triangle Service Supply Co. Telephone 1440 104 W. Washington Effingham BEAUTIFY AND ECONOMIZE WITH STYLE-TESTED PAINTS I Lowe Brothers ALL PLAX ENAMELING FINISH FOR THE ONE-COAT and weather Protects Resists hard wear longer than ordinary enand beautifies covers most surfaces! amel ONE COAT Lowe Brothers MELLO- WALL FINISH GLOSS FLAT One coat covers most after many cleansurfaces! Easy to clean--retains beauty long-wearing beauty ings.
finish for walls and A durable Lowe Brothers NEPTUNITE FLOOR not turn white Dries quickly! white. It's Will or scratch long-wearing protough, for floors, woodtection work and furniture. PAINT COLORS TESTED! They're in perfect are keeping Brothers Paints STYLE with the latest in color trends. Thies Paint Co. Effingham Prairie Farmer says, see, That Circo service is swell for me, They haul dead stock right off your land.
And put hard cash into your hand. Phone Effingham 182 CIRCO We come for all, largo or small;.
