Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929 DECATUR HERALD DECATUR. HERALD ROMANCE OF HOLLYWOOD LOT ENDS OHIO MAN HAS TWO UNUSUAL COLLECTIONS Home Bureau of SadorusMeton Last Thursday omens Club of Monticello Will Meet Wednesday iBu Vnited Press.) STEUBENV1LLE, O. Two of thi postmarks used in Ohio between l. and 1890. The other, which won an awM a recent exhibition of the Plttsburw Philatelic society, is a collect Ohio letters, posted between 1855, before stamps came into eral use.

The letters were folded sealed to form their own enww? After the postmark was a CONDUCT JOINT MEEM FRIDAY Rosamond Missionary Women Hostess to Members of Pana Church most remarkable philatelic collections in the country are the property ATTEND COUNTY BANKERS MEET Five From Bement Go to Convention in Deland Thursday Evening tjtttwwtjt rirt. 29 The county of C. A. Vowinkel or this city. Onejf them, said to be the largest of its kind in the United States, is composed of more than 2,000 en MONTICELLO, Oct.

29. The Woman's club will conduct its regular meeting Wednesday. Oct 30. The program will be Oratoria. postage-to be paid by the adw! was designated with a hanBf.Tt velops, with the different stales of SADORUS, Oct 29 The Sadorus unit of the Home bureau met in the home of Mrs Charles Odell Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

A. Kamradt and Mrs. Earl Allen assistant hostesses. Eight members were present. The committee in charge of the program is Mrs.

Flora Adams, Mrs. ROSAMOND, Oct. 29 The Bosa tnond Missionary women were host- Mrs. Earl Allen told of "The Ar bankers meeting in Deland Thurs Clara Thompson, and Mary Shonk wiler. Taken to Hospital sifs to the Union Missionary meH- day evening was attendee, oy uie io-lowing men from the State bank of Stewart.

John Hardiman, Reuben Adkms, Lew II Mildred Payne, the little 6 years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fra--k Payne was taken Friday evening to Burnham hospital. Champaign, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. She is in a very grave condition.

Mr. and Mrs. John McComish, of New Cleaning Method rangement of Flowers" for summer and winter. The lesbn, the planning and arrangement of the working area of the home was given by Mrs. William Odell.

"Sink and Other Plumbing Fixtures" was given by Miss May Crow. Mrs. Walter Matthews gave a reading. The next meeting, Nov. 19, will be in the home of the County Adviser, Mrs.

Blanche Moore in Champaign. Have "Backward" Party Wilkinson, and B. i. Speakers for the evening were Paul Deames, cashier of the State bank of Greenfield, and chairman 7 tho Illinois Banker's lng of the Pana and Rosanor.d churches Friday in the Community hall Potluck dinner was served at the noon hour. A program was given In the afternoon.

The devotions were given by Jirs. William Barry. Mrs. H. V.

Slnybach sang a solo, and a duet was sung by Mrs. A. McKee and Mrs. E. Kettelkamp.

Mis Rhea, superintendent of the Kemmer oprhanasie Ul KIVU v. association and Walter Flummer- bpnngiield motored here Sunday and spent the. day with relatives. Mrs. felt, a graduate or cornea umvcion- who Is operating the Piatt county Frank Gregory and Miss Hattie Thursday evening 50 members of Dresback accompanied them home sov bean nlant.

the Walther league enjoyed a "back of near Assumption, talked on, the for a weeks visit. Visits Parents ward" Halloween party in the school work CMiied on in that institutij'i. The woman's club will meet lues- oftomoon in the home of Mrs. Improves Fur Coats Gives a Wonderful nen lustre to the furs. Xluaranleed not to lodsen stitching of pelts.

Thoroughly cleans and lubricates the fur, giving it longer life and finer appearance. When your Fur Coat comes back from cleaning at the Rlinois Cleaners you'll be amazed at its new beauty Not only is the fur thoroughly cleaned and disinfected but it is glazed. The lining is beautifully cleaned without 'removing from the coat A remarkable hew solvent recommended by the United States Bureau of Standards makes this new cleaning method possible. All work is fully guaranteed. irvm.

Miss Leone Leiper, instructor in Kathryn Smith. The program as ar A meeting of the Sadorus unit of the Roosevelt Junior High school cf the Milk Producers association was Decatur, passed the weekend here ranged follows: Roll call College and university held in the town hall Saturday eve with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mis.

McCord of White Mountain. Tvy, was present and made a few remarks in regard to the worl she is doing in the mountains. Sh was here visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. McAfee. Entertains Class presidents. ning. Leiper.

Miss Leiper and her father motored to Champaign Saturday and attended the Homecoming game of Music, voice, JM.rs. mane Pre-school education, Mrs. Florence Godfrey. the University of Illinois. Mrs.

Ralph Moxley entertained her Co-operation of Home, ucnoot uu Society in Education, Mrs. Margar Miss Bernyce Eshelman, of Chicago passed the weekend here with her AGED MT. AUBURN RESIDENT DIES MT. AUBURN, Oct 29 Joseph E. White, an aged resident of ML Au Fur Coats Cleaned $5 Fully Guaranteed Sunday school class of girls Saturday afternoon to a Halloween party.

Thirteen of the class of 15 were prjr- et Body. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Esh elman. Handicaps oi Illiteracy, mr3.

Kathryn Smith. fnr Abnormal and Sub rr.t- All went masked and games 11 1 phone 4433 crl stunts were enjoyed. burn, died in his home Saturday night, Oct 26, 1929, following a long illness of anemia at the age of 75 A short lusmess session wm hell offices were elected for the normal Children Mrs. Bernice Slus- ser- rrh. vmirnr pponle Christian years.

year. Those elected were: President He leaves the following children Elva McMilien; vice president, Marie Oliver White of Columbus, Lo CLEANERS ill North Main Street lynn; secretary, Mary Helen Crow; Endeavor society of the church will present the play, Tuesday evening October 29. Refreshments will be served in the basement after the play. gan White, Taylorville; W. D.

White, Mt. Auburn; Grace, Julia and James treasurer. Iafonda Gullidge. and NEOGA DROPS VILLAGE PLAN Special Election Favors Changing System of Government "We just didn't hit it off together," William Boyd, inset, remarked, in speaking of his approaching divorce from Elinor Fair, above. The romance of the two movie stars culminated with their marriage two years ago, after they had appeared in a picture together.

their parting has taken Hollywood by surprise.) dues treasurer, Lera Waddington. White, at hom. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Waddington of Little Rock, spent a few days visiting relatives here.

They came by way of Granite City, where Eleanor Waddington is teaching. She accompanied them and spent the CITY HALLOWEEN PRIZE LIST weekend. Visit Brother Mr. and Mrs. Homer Turner of St.

GIRL ON BICYCLE MASKED IN MOST COMICAL WAY Louis spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kimball.

First Chocolate Shop, lb. box choco-d 'tiMs Ibrreadl a they dhdDe Mrs. Sue Barr of Albuquerque, N. arrived Saturdav to be at the bedside of her brother, John Orr, who continues very sick. Mrs.

Ella Slatten of Washington, also a sister of Mr. Orr, arrived Sunday to be at NEOGA, Oct. 29 A special election was held in R. L. Shaffer's office Monday to decide whether the village organization of the village of Neoga should be dissolved.

The vote stood 62 for dissolving the organization and 14 against. School Wiener Roast On Friday evening the Long Point school to a wiener roast, which was invited the patrons of Maple Grove school to a weiner roast, which was held in the school yard. Prizes were given for the best make ups. Miss Bessie Baker and Carl Elson received the first prize. Gerald Hayes second prize and Eloise Smith and Edith Brick, third prize.

About 100 were present to partake of the supper which to partake of wieners, buns, pickles, pie. coffee and marsh-mallows. Mrs. Russel Swinehart is teacher of Long Point and O. E.

Young of Maple Grove. John M. Keller who has been 111 for several weeks is not so well. his bedside. The young people of the Rosamond church will conduct a Halloween social at the Community hall on Friday evening.

The following prUes have toeen secured for the city Halloween celebration Thursday nieht: BEST BIRD OR FOWL IMPERSONATION First Linxweller fountain pen. Second Henebry Connolly, pair of suspenders, fancy. Third Woolworth merchandise BEST ANIMAI, IMPERSONATION' First Herald Printing Stationery two Quire printed stationery. Second Bachrach golf hose. Third Maienthal's.

necktie. BEST AIRPLANE OR ZEPPELIN IMPERSONATION First F. M. Mertdith end table. Second George Edward Day Son, merchandise.

S2.00. Third Payne Cassell, fancy suspenders. 1 BEST IMPERSONATION OF PROMINENT MAN MOVIE STAR First Decatur Trunk Factory, bill book and name. Third Neustadt, box of Initial handkerchiefs. Fourth Cramer Costumer, box of makeup.

BEST IMPERSONATION OF PROMINENT WOMAN MOVIE STAR SPECIAL JURY VENIRE CALLED late. Second Irwin Cozad compact. Third Maurice Sturm, mdse. SI. GIRL ON BICYCLE MASKED IN MOST ARTISTIC WAY First Princess Confectionery, 2' lb.

box candy. Second Dawson Breeden. 2 lb. coffee Third Guest's Confectionery, bottle of French dressing. BEST SCOO'iER STUNT FOR BOYS UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE Flrst-rFred Schlle, S3 mdse.

Second Bell Drug box of candy. BEST SCOOTER STUNT FOR GIRLS UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE First Sam's Confectionery, 2 lb. box candy. Second Gardner's Drug bath salts. Third Woolworth JI mdse.

BEST MASKED ORGANIZATION (Civic. Labor. Secret, Fraternity, Sorority) First Block Kuhl, $5 mdse. Second Decatur Fruit Producs basket of fruit. Third Parlor Market, two cans of wt fee iCommodore Decatur).

TALLEST SLIM WOMAN First Wolfs Furniture console magazine rack. Second Miller's, $2 mdse. Third Newman's $2 mdse. GIKLS MOST ARTIST IO COSTUMB UNDER AGE OF 12 YEARS First Martha Washington. 3 lb.

box. Second Martin's Jewelry Store, brooch, inird Kaupp Sou. SI mdse. BOYS' MOST ARTISTIC COSTUMB UNDER AGE OF 12 YEARS First Frank Curtis pocket knife. Second Central Park Confectionery, hi lb hoic cmdv.

First Weilepp Stuckey, end table. PRISONER FINDS JAIL' MATES ARE DISHONEST tBj Vnlted Press.) ST. CLAIRSVTLLE, O. Mike 30, Wheeling, W. in Jail GIRLS' MOST ARTISTIC COSTUME, 12 Let us tell you the true FACTS about Conklins bread Facinating eye-opening CHARLESTON.

Oct. 29 A venire of 20 additional names of residents of Coles county was drawn on Monday afternoon by Circuit Clerk F. O. Finfrock to serve as petit ju jors for the second two weeks 'Of the October term of circuit court. The original thirty were not enough from which to choose a jury in the first case the Dora ICiies Shoemaker liq-or law trial.

Four of the first venire had moved their residences, a number were excused and several names were drawn for the first case. The list: Ashmore John Prince. Ralph Cutler. Seven Hickory Brady Butler, Charleston Norris Lacy. North Okaw Ernest Hoagland, Mattoon R.

S. Bruington, Joe CoUard, J. H. Anderson, D. H.

Annin, Sam Barth, Ernest Devon, John Dailey. W. P. Cox, George Authenreith. William Carpenter.

Ray Bridges, East Oakland J. W. Wiggington. Pleasant Grove Hugh Nichols, Willis Neff, Humboldt Herbert Gust. here charged with interfering with an officer, learned that the hoosegow TO IS YEARS OF AGE First Bright S3 merchandise, second Orlando Pharmacy, perfume 1.

Third M. A. peabody silk pillow. BOYS' MOST ARTISTIC COSTUME, 12 aecona ii. cc set oi acssert spoons.

Third Burnett Jewelry Store, compact BEST IMPERSONATION OF CHARACTER OF 15thj CENTURY First Stewart Dry Goods merchan-' dise. $5.00. Second Kramer Costumer, strlns; of beads. Third Decatur Drug face powder. BEST MASKED SINGING QUARTET First National Bank of Decatur, cash, 3.

00. Second Libert Market, basket of fruit. BEST NATIONAL CHARACTER First Morehouse Well merchandise J3. Second Mac's (MacFaddon) stationery. J3.

Third Kramer Costumer, two neckties. BEST BABY BUGGY STUNT First Beer Furniture footstool. Second Beck's Jewelry Store, salt and pepper set. Third Bill's Barbecue, cash, 1. BEST WHEELBARROW STUNT First Grieder's Cafe, caah.

2. Second Rosenberg, necktie. Third Ensor's Cafe, two Sunday dinners. is no place to carry money at least not S900 in bills. When jailed Russell neglected to turn over his valuables to Jailor Mc- TO IS YEARS OF AGE First Butterfly, 3 pound box of candy.

Second Harry Appelbaum, pair paja mas. Connaughy. After spending a half Third United Cigar Store, Gem safety hour at the mercy of "bull pen" prisoners, he announced that his roll! convincing razor. BOY ON BICYCLE MASKED MOST COMICAL WAY First Greider'a Cafe, cash S3. consisting of one $500 bill and four Second Quaker Drug 1-pound box of candy.

MOST GROTESQUE COSTUMB IN DOUBLES First William Gushard IS For your family's sake you should serve this bread. They eat more bread than any other single food day after day, three times a day. Only the best is good enough and with these unquestioned advantages, that no other bread Conklin's Bread is best. For greater convenience Conklin's Sliced Bread comes to you ready sliced. This saves you many minutes each day even children can serve bread now, with no bother or worry to you.

Ask yourgrocer for Conklin's Bread today. Accept no other made from Natural flour. THE CONKLIN BAKERS Your Home Town Bakers' for Thirty Years $100 bills, had disappeared. Search of the 70 prisoners, and the ed clothing in the "bull pen" brought no trace of the money. 1 Airmen recently flew from Paris to Bukarest, Rumania, In nine hours.

Second Candyland. 2 pound box. candy, AThlrd Wilson's Cafeteria, two Sunday BEST IMPERSONATION OF ANY WELL Cuba has a campaign for the diversification of agriculture. dinners. GROUP OF SIX OR MORE First Ten tickets for Lincoln Square by second Hotel Orlando.

Halloween cake. Third Starr Keckly. 1 box 6c Garcia Conklin's Bread is made in an entirely different Way from all other bread. Conklin's Bread, made by a new baking "method, is baked entirely from Natural flour, unbleached by chemicals. This Natural flour is the finest in the wotid say scientists and doctors.

It bakes into a loaf of white bread, richer in flavor, more abundant in healthy nourishment, more lasting in freshness than any other bread. Grand cigars. LARGEST GROUP First Ten tickets for Empress Theater bv Paul Witte. Second Six tickets for Bijou Theater by Paul witte. KNOWN LOCAL MAN First Review Printing Stationery merchandise $5.

Second Loeb's Auto Parts 65S E. Eldorado street, tire gauge. Third Yohe's, lis East Prairie, watch chain. BEST SERVICE RENDERED BY ANY BOY SCOUT TROOP First Citizens Bank, cash $5. MOST ORIGINAL OR UNUSUAL COSTUME First Eldorado Furniture House, 10 bridge lamp.

Second Blakeney 4 Plum, tie and handkerchiefs to match. Third Jenkins, ukelele. Fourth Drobisch Kaiser, broadcloth shirt. MOST ARTISTIC COSTUME IN SINGLES First Haines tc Esslck J3 merchandise. Second- Myer Son.

$3 wall pnper. Third Kane Engraving merchan Third Four tickets for Bijou Theater by Paul Witte. Fourth Spotts Cigar Store, S3 In trade. LARGEST FAT MAN First Hartman's Furniture radio bench. Second Modern Cleaners, suit or overcoat cleaned and pressed.

Third Folrath Folrath, merchanise LARGEST FAT WOMAN First Leath lamp. Second Roth-Johnson, bottle of toilet water. Third West "Drug Store, face powder, France. Fourth Olsen. Ebann, beans.

TALLEST SLIM MAN First Decatur Dry Goods S5 merchandise. Second Kaufman's, 2 pairs silk hose. Third Rogers Shoe Store, SI merchandise. Fourth Greenberg's, SI In dise 2. MOST COMICAL (WIUMB sisulm First H.

S. Gebhart merchandise Secomi Decatur music snop. merennu- dlse J2.50. Third Kramer Costumer, oomeoy wig. MOST GROTESQUE COSTUME IN SINGLES First Percy Ewing.

merchandise Second Emerson Piano merchan 9 dise Third E. E. Barber, scarf pin. MOST ARTISTIC COSTUME IN DOUBLES' l-'irat Mllllkln Hank. csn siu.

Second St. Nicholas Hotel, two dinners. Third Kresge 6. 10 2ac store; mer STOMACH UPSET chandise. SI.

MOST COMICAL COSTUME IN DOUBLES First Linn lb ScrugKs 15 mdse. Third Siphle Chili Parlor. 5 cash. Third McClelland Storrs. mdso.

SI. BOY ON MASKED IN MOST ARTISTIC WAY First Dennis Hardware mdse. S3. Second Curly Jordans. 1 lb.

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