The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 19

35 1. June 9. 1932. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE FIVE. Subway Plans At Taylorville Again Held Up Legal Obstacles Delay Start of Work on Rt.

48 Underpass. Taylorville- Legal complications have arisen again to delay the Route 48 subway project here. Dr. J. W.

Spresser. president of the Association of Commerce, said Wednesday that he and Mayor Cad Wilkinson have postponed a trip to Springfield, confer with highway off dals. until the local departications are cleared away. DE. Spresser and Mayor Wilkinson expected to report to Frank T.

Sneets, chief highway engineer. that all tight of way questions in Taviorville had been settled. City Attorney Leal W. Reese, however. revealed that A 30 davs' delay is necessary.

to publish notice of A friendly condemnation suit against the Harner estate. was hoped that a suit could be avoided, enabling the right of way nezotiations fur subway drainage to be closed immediately. But heirs of the Harner estate disagreed on appointment a trustee to sign the papers One set of heirs wanted Troy Long appointed trustee but another set was not agreeable. Now. in the absence of a trustee to grant the tight of way.

the condemnation suit must go ahead. The next step in the negotiations with the highway department will take place after the suit. Effingham Traffic Rules Are Revised Council Relaxes Regulation on Trucks. Effingham At the meeting of the city council Tuesday evening. presided over by Mayor Harry J.

Rickelman. an amendment to the parking ordinance was made. Under the ordinance adopted recently, parking down town was limited to an hour and a half, and trucks were not allowed to park on Jefferson street between Third street and the Illinois Central tracks, Banker between Jefferson and Favette between 8 a. m. and 9 p.

m. The amendment gives trucks privilege of parking on these streets for A limited time. Anna Bruever and B. Feldhake who recently filed damage hills of $1,000 each, against the city fin account of unsanitary sewage disposal into Salt Creek, were represented by their counsel. G.

F. Taylor. They threaten to press their suit unless the condition is taken care of soon. The council took the matter under advisement until a future meeting. A report was made by the city attorney on the federal loan meetIng in East St.

Louis last week, recarding loans for public works and improvements. WORK ON RT. 129 IS PROGRESSING Effingham -The C. Moritz company expects to begin pouring rement on Route 129 within the few days. They are putting next, construction camp near the county line and are building a narLOW guage railroad for hauling supplies along the route.

Cement will he laid at the counline working south toward this where the pavement joins Route 11 at the west limits of the Several milles of Route 128 out Beecher City have been laid by Hartmann-Clark company of Penna. This stretch of road reaches the far A9 Halliday and is expected to be finished this year. FORGER FLEECES EFFINGHAM FIRMS Effingham- Bad checks passed at various stores here last Saturday night were coming to light Tuesday and Wednesday of this 700. The checks signed "Henry J. Weber" and were made for $6.75 drawn on the Effingham State hank in favor of Raymond Burton.

Mr. Weber Is a member of the firm: of Weber Clothing company. of this city, and Weber's name was frized on each check. The checks AFte cashed at the Thies paint store. Atlantic and Pacific and the Morris stores.

The man who cashed the checks was dressed in overalls and had the appearance of being a farmer. TAYLORVILLE LAD INJURED BY TRUCK Taylorville Paul Staples, nine years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Melalle Staples, receivd an injured leg Wednesday when he was run over by an ice truck nf the Central Illinois Public Service The truck was driven by Keith Hafliger. The injuries were not serious.

The child was taken to St. Vincent's nospital. HOSPITAL NOTES. Mrs. Homer Brents Tayloeville.

operation Wednesday in St. Vincent's hospital. She was resting comfortably Wednesdav night. George Hopson. 11, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Hopson, was operated upon for rupture. Effingham Pair Wed. Effingham The marriage of Miss Clara Beckman to Lawrence Goeckner, of Bishop township, took place Tuesday morning in St. Aloysius church in Bishop.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckman and the 2700m is the son of Joseph GoeckDer both highly respected German families of that conimunity, Miss Louise Goeckner, sister of the groom and Alfred Beckman, brother of the bride, were the witceases. WINS SCHOLARSHIP HAROLD R. BOTTRELL -Harold R.

Bottrell. who will be graduated next Tuesday from Illinois Wesleyan university, has received a scholarship to Garrett Biblical institute, Evanston. for 1932-33. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bottrell of Morrisonville. Girl Testifies in Abduction Case Morrisonville Schoolgiri in U. S. Court. Morrisonville -Miss Mary Harris was summoned to Springfield Tuesday to testify before a federal grand jury in the John Weber abduction case.

Miss Harris went to Springfield with Mrs. Fav V. Shumway, county probation officer, and testified. The two returned late in the evening. Weber is held in jail in Springfield, charged with violating the Mann act by taling Miss Harris into Missouri.

Deputy Sheriff Roy Curvey, who returned the cour to Christian county, also testified. The Weber case came up before the federal grand jury earlier than was expected. HILLSBORO SCHOOL CASE IS CERTIFIED TO SUPREME COURT Hillsboro An appeal was certified from the circuit court of Montgomery county to the Illinois supreme court. Monday, in the case of Jesse Osborn. et al vs.

the board of directors of Hillsboro Community High school, a suit for the accounting of funds belonging to the district which was recently decided by Circuit Judge Franklin R. Dove, of Shelbyville, in favor of the defendants. In the former suit. plaintiffs alleged that the board of directors of the High school exceeded the constitutional limit in expending funds for the erection of the present High school building. The case has been in the courts for more than ten years.

THREE HELD FOR STEALING TOOLS Clinton- Harold Shaffer. Lester Owens and Otho Roberts of Clinton and Kenner, are in the Dewitt county jail following their arrest late Wednesday on charges of petty larcenv. The trio is alleged to have stolen tools belonging to Roy Bating. a hard road worker, near Weldon. from his automobile a few davs 420.

According to a statement made by Shaffer after his arrest. he and Owens became frightened after Roberts had been picked up on another charge and threw the tools into a creek near the Valley Mill dairy, east of Clinton. The sheriff and his deputies went to the spot and recovered them. KENNEY WOMAN IS SENT TO PRISON Clinton Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, 21, and Otho Roberts, both of Kenner, were arrested by members of the sher ff's force Wednesday on a charge of living in adultery.

The woman was arraigned before CounJudge W. F. Gray and after ty pleading guilty to the charge was sentenced to one vear at the woman's institution in Dwight. Mrs. Mills is the third woman to be sentenced there from this county.

the other two being Agnes Baker for violation of the Illinois prohibition law. and Delphia Sanders for burglary and larceny. Roberts is being held in the county jail pending a hearing on the above and other charges. LOVINGTON BARN RAZED BY FIRE electrical storm Tuesday evening. the large barn on the T.

E. Pargeon farm south of Lovington was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. The Lovington fire department was called there and by pumping water from the branch nearby. They saved cribs and other buildings from burning. Two men in the barn where it was struck were shocked, but escaped unhurt.

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501 OFFICE HOURS: a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays. 10 to 33 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Monticello City Budget Approved Council Appropriates $48.350 for Year. Monticello -The annual appropriation bill of $48,350 was passed by the city council Tuesday night.

Mayor Henry Folrath was presiding. The city clerk was authorized to pay $29 to Hillary Allen for injuries he received several weeks ago, when a demonstration of the city's fire truck was given. The mayor changed chairmen on two of his committees. W. W.

Kirkland was named chairman of fire department and waterworks and W. A. Scott was named chairman of the ordnance committee. The council extended a lease to Dr. W.

F. Kule for two years. A motion was made to reduce the city marshal's salary from $100 a month to $90 and the salary of the street superintendent from $150 a month to $90. These motions were not carried. SHELBY DOCTOR.

77. MARKS ANNIVERSARY Shelbyville -Dr. J. C. Westervelt celebrated his 77th birthday Tuesdav.

June 7. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Leverett and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Christman and family were dinner guests at the Westervelt home on South Broadway. Dr. Westervelt has been practicing medicine in Shelbyville for 54 years, His office has been located during this half century within a block of its present location. DISTRICT MEET OF ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHS IN PAN.1 Pana -A district meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekahs was held in the Odd Fellows temple in this city Wednesday night. Delegations were present from 15 lodges and Rebekah assemblies of the 21st district.

Windsor and Shelbyville sent large delegations. The principal speaker was Grand Master Thomas B. Fields of Monmouth. Other talks were given by prominent me.1 and women of the orders in ntral Illinois. During the evening refreshments were served by the Rebekahs of Pana, and a social hour was enjoyed.

AT TAYLORVILLE MEET Pana-A large delegation of the members of the ladie of the Maccabees of Pana hive, 998, motored to Taylorville Tuesday and attended the district convention. The Pana hive put on the flower march at the afternoon session of the convention. The address of welcome was by Mrs. Cora Holderby of Taylorville and the response by Mrs. Ann Kirby of the Decatur hive.

Address were given at the afternoon session by supreme and state officers. HOME SOUGHT FOR EFFINGHAM Effingham C. F. Coleman, county probation officer, is seeking la suitable farmer's home for Charles, Reardon, 18 years old Effingham lad, who was arrested several Save at Walgreen en We Friday We Deliver. Deliver.

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Mattoon- -The Mattoon city council Tuesday repassed the tax levy ordinance fo: the fiscal year 1932- 33. This ordinance was passed at a previous meeting, but was found to be illegal, the fact that it was passed at the same meeting with the appropriations ordinance. whereas the law requires that the appropriations ordinance be filed with the county clerk and be legally published before the levy ordinance can be passed. The ordinance, providing for 650, was passed without change from its original form. After the passage of the tax ordinance, the council authorized the issuance of $17.000 of tax anticipation warrants.

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Morrisonville Man Indicted Taylorville- John Weber, 56. former Morrisonville hard road foreman, was indicted for violating the Mann act by a federal grand jury Wednesday. He was charged with transporting Mary Harris, 17 years old Morrisonville girl, to Missouri. Greider's Offer LOTS of HOT WEATHER SPECIALS Appetizing Sandwiches Tempting Salads Delicious Desserts Cooling Drinks at MODERATE PRICES GREIDER'S CAFE and CAFETERIA COPELAND DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION $131 Installed for the 4 Cu. Ft.

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