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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

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Third Liberty Loan drive organized in local townships

A Monday meeting in the high school auditorium organized Ashton Bradford Reynolds townships into one district for the Third Liberty Loan. Local chairmen Andrew Aschenbrenner Michael Sullivan and N A Petrie were appointed with district committees listed for fundraising plus planned canvassing starting next Monday to meet the quota.

Dixon Mark Keller Edward H. Brewster Washington Ashton Bradford Reynolds N. A. Petrie Mr. Petrie Ashton Township Andrew Aschenbrenner Bradford Township Michael Sullivan Reynolds Township Joseph A. Roesler R. S. Charters J. C. Griffith A.W. Rosecrans G. A. Hamel L. T. Moore Sanders School C. W. Bowers J. C. Aschenbrenner B. G. Yenerich Union Bart Orner Fred Beach J. A. Hutchinson Beach George Beach Fred Kersten Jesse Schafer

Roll of Honor DeceasedServicemembers List

The Roll of Honor lists fallen servicemen including Heinrich Wallace and Lloyd Thompson among Navy and Army personnel. It itemizes ranks and units across artillery, ordnance, aviation, coast artillery, and hospital corps with names such as Edward Roesler Paul Gilbert and Jacob Scharpf among others, noting a deceased entry for Klingebiel.

Heinrich Wallace Navy Lloyd Thompson Henry Stephan Earl E. Pierce Marines Raymond Allstedt Cavalry Edward Roesler Sanford Hutchinson Paul Hurd Forrest Paddock Army Gale Sanders Dwight Hartzell Urban Hanson Wrae Durston Everett D. Newcomer Bremmer Hanson George E. Thomas Field Artillery Roy D. Hartzell Aviation Floyd Davison Hospital Corp Paul E. Gilbert Ordnance Dept Roland M. Moore Ordnance Clinton Billmire William Haenitsch John E. Foy Andrew H. Scharpf Wm. E. Chapman Coast Artillery Kaleel Durston Jacob William Scharpf

Three Residents Pass in Reynolds and Bradford Townships

Obituary notes mark the deaths of Wilhelmina Kaecker of Bradford and John Adam Becker of Reynolds township aged 62 and 48 respectively. Kaecker left a large family of children and grandchildren after a life of church service and sorrowful illness. Becker died at Bartonville State Hospital after asthma and heart trouble, remembering a praying mother.

Wilhelmina Henrietta Ka William J. Kaecker Cenbrenner China Township Jesus Bradford Township Parem Wine Hanneman Brunswick Nebka Andrew K. Kaecker Ash Fred E. Kaecker China Towns Dora Krug Bradford Mary Ewald Reynolds Karl Kaecker Ogle Gonnerman Anna Kaecker Bertha Bel Kaecker Reynolds Evangelical Church Woman's Missionary Society F. W. Doede Hazel Pfeiffer Harvey Heibenthal H. Kersten H. Heibenthal Myrtle Wiener Bier Safig William Sandrock Martin Smith Henry Walter Marcus Vender Fred Klenche E. H. Wiener John Adam Becker William Catherine Becker Reynolds Township Peoria State Hospital Bartonville State Institution

Deaths and funeral rites in Reynolds and Ashton communities

Helen Degner daughter of August and Ella Degner born March 16 1909 Bradford township died March 27 1918 aged nine years eleven days. Survived by parents three brothers Daniel Roy Jesse three sisters Mrs Amos White Mrs Thomas McKay Miss Mildred Degner. Obsequies in Ashton United Evangelical church with Rev F W Landner officiating burial in Ashton cemetery. Another obituary notes family of Reynolds church mourners and pallbearers with services at Reynolds Evangelical church and burial in Reynolds Immanuel cemetery.

Charles Becker Reynolds Immanuel Helen Degner August Ella Degner Bradford Township Daniel Roy Jesse Amos White Thomas McKay Mildred Degner United Evangelical Church Ashton F. W. Landner

Red Cross Membership Surpasses 700 Mark in Local Auxiliary

The local Red Cross auxiliary reports 716 members, boosted by Blanche Johnson who enrolled eleven students and secured a 100 percent sign. The list includes Helen Clayton, Bonnie Frakes, Hazel Frakes, Fern Frakes, Emma Musser, Paul Busher, Clarence Busser, Clyde Schaneberg, Ida Good, Dale Painter, Christ Kurth, Amelia Kurth, Laura Frakes, Blanche Hood, David Dale, Harry Wisman, Mae Wisman, S. VY Wood, and Mary Nass.

Red Cross Blanche Johnson Helen Clayton Bonnie Frakes Hazel Frakes Fern Frakes Emma Musser Paul’ Busher Clarence Busser Clyde Schaneberg Ida Good Dale Painter Christ Kurth Amelia Kurth Laura Frakes Blanche Hood David Dale Harry Wisman Mae Wisman S. VY. Wood Mary Nass

Bradford Red Cross March Service Record

Bradford Auxiliary of the Red Cross reports strong March work with 158 abdominal binders 75 slings 85 T bandages 1 pair wristlets 2 pair socks and 4 sweaters completed and forwarded to Dixon.

Bradford Red Cross Bradford the Red Cross

United Evangelical Notes and War Serial Preview

Rev E K Yeakel new pastor begins at United Evangelical church on Sunday April 7 with Sunday school 1030 am K L C E 715 pm and preaching 815 pm Bradford church has Sunday school 1030 am and preaching 1130 am Over the Top with Empey starts this week in the Gazette as the first installment of the war story by Arthur Guy Empey the American author who fought in no mans land for 17 months Mrs Adam Krug visiting Chicago injured a finger in an electric wringer

Lafayette Clarence E. Gardner Rochelle Prairie Star School Yorty School Lafayette Township Arthur Dugdale Clint Meyers Emerson F. Chapman John Schier United States United Evangelical Notes E. K. Yeakel United Evangelical Church Bradford Empey The Gazette Arthur Guy Empey Lusitania No Man's Land Adam Krug Allen Chicago

Red Cross Benefit Penny Social Draws $40 for Relief

A Rebekahs and Odd Fellows penny social raised over 40 dollars for Red Cross work. Attendance was large and the hall displayed national colors. A Kaiser shooting attraction with George Beach’s sketch crowned John M. Krug best shot with a Kron Cross. A banquet and leftovers sale followed in cafeteria style.

Rebekahs Odd Fellows Red Cross Kaiser George Beach John M. Krug Sam

Bradford township chooses Aschenbrenner by narrow margin

In Bradford township Andrew Aschenbrenner wins supervisor by two votes over William G. Krug amid a larger turnout of women voters. Joseph Baldwin is elected assessor and Charles Wagner highway commissioner, with Harry Eckhart elected school trustee. Ashton township report notes a quiet vote count and town clerk results. Sunday School Convention announced for Ashton at United Evangelical Church with A W Rosecrans and E J Venerich info. Postmaster Roesler thanks helpers for war stamp sales topping prior month by 200.

Bradford Township Andrew Aschenbrenner John J. Wagner Peter Kelley Dierdorf Charles Huyett George Mong I. H. Smucker Killmer Roland Eisenberg Clarence Sanders Adam Gonnerman Wagner Henry Neuman Henry Weiser Hart C. J. Hart Ben. Richwine John W. Nass Eisenberg Charles Wagner William Krug Edward Herwig Weishaar Joseph Baldwin George Hann Harvey Heibenthal Harck William E. Jones George Perry Wellman John Vaupel Clarence Hart Frank Butler Vender Sullivan Justus Henert Charles Becker Stoddard Danekas Wiener Fred Mehlhausen George W. Henert Henry Walter Stone Ridge Howard Ackland August Henry Daniel Bowker Miller James Nealis L. B. Miller Geo. Danekas Salzman Fred Gonnerman George Kuyrk William G. Krug Aschenbrenner Harry Eckhart Clarence D. Sanders Cac Ke George Schinzer Ssaseee Harry Schafer Ashton Township Ashton

Bible Reading topic at Endeavorers meeting led by Ada Wagner

The Endeavorers host a Bible Reading topic on Christian Duty and Privilege. Mrs Ada Wagner will lead at 7 PM with Sunday school at 10:30 AM and an 8 PM service. Evening worship follows a song service and the sermon Finding What We've Lost. You are welcome.

Ada Wagner Endeavor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nathan A. Petrie Paul W. Charters Otto W. Schade Albert Dan Smith Earl H. Palsgrove August F. Klingebiel George W. Krehl Frank Chapman Carl Marxman Wesley J. Attig Floyd Kuyrkendall Clarence Paddock Charles Sanders George Walters Paul E, Landner Henry C. Vaupel John Oesterheld Klingebiel William Kaecker Lee County Degner Frida Della Neuman Hazel Pfeifer Edna Walker RED Gross RED Cross Party Benefit Rebekah Roesler Daniel J. Utz. Eere Reminder Presbyterian Church Christ Jingles A. W. Rosecrans
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