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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

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Three Weddings The Past Week

Ashton and nearby towns reported three weddings in the past week. Florence E. Stackpole married Earl E. Pierce at Dixon home ceremony with 28 guests. Rachel Elizabeth Glabe wed Ernest W. Kersten at Chatsworth. Ruth Dora Theda Bick became Ruth D. Hurd at Glen Ellyn lawn ceremony with 85 relatives and friends.

Glen Ellyn Ernest Kersten Chatsworth Normal University Anna Kersten Ashton Illinois Northwestern College Naperville Illinois Steel Plant Chicago Chatsworth Plaindealer Rick—Hurd Glen-Ellyn Ruth Dorothea BE. B. Bick Paul D. Hurd Mary C. Hurd Robey Glen Ellyn Congregational Church Florence Bick Leo J. Hurd Congregational Church Mr. Hurd Paul France Hurd

William J Furlong Rochelle Pioneer Dies at 76

William J. Furlong longtime Rochelle merchant and community figure died June 1 1920 at age 76 from acute indigestion. Born in Ellicottville New York he lived in Dixon Morrison Rochelle and worked as telegraph operator and clothing merchant. He served as Rochelle Postmaster from 1887 to 1891 and helped build the public library. Funeral services were held at his home with Masonic and Odd Fellows honors and burial at Lawn Ridge cemetery.

William J. Furlong Rocheilh Furlong Rochelle Masons Odd Fellows City Ellicottville Cattaraugus County York John Furlong Sarah Nelson John Snyder Mart Morrison Illinois Irel Amd Lan Dixon Knox, Co Tingle Lucy Ellen Timberlake Robert R Guy Wallace Clifford H W. Jeffrey Northwestern Emanuel Hilb Hilb Cleveland E. O. Branch Horicon Lodge Royal Arch Masons No Sycamore Commandary Tebala Temple Rockford Hickory Grove Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellws E. F. Zeigler J. N. Dingle Lawnsidge Cemetery

Methodists to Picnic Monday at Canfield Bridge

The Methodist Sunday school plans its annual picnic Monday July 5 in the grove west of Canfield bridge on Kyte Creek. Those without transport should meet at the church by nine with transport waiting. A large dinner picnic is planned and attendees are asked to bring dishes and sandwiches.

United Evangelical Church Ashton Bradford Lowell Park Franklin Grove Transportation Committee J. J. Vaupel Dugdale Park George Mowry American Tract Society A. B E Ashton K. L. C. E yMra Wesley Attig Elizabeth Killmer Arletta Krug Cor Seeeeee VK. J. Venerich Melinde B. Schafer Hig William Petrie Canfield Bridge Methdist Sunday School Kyte Creek Methodist Church News James EB. Kern

Fourth Monday Observed as Dixon Banks Close for Holiday

Rae D. Chadwick resigns as circuit clerk and starts a new job. The Fourth Monday observance leads Dixon banks and many businesses to close while post office hours shift. Watermelons begin to arrive. transit and street paving contracts were let to Gund & Graham of Freeport for Amboy work.

Rae’ D. Chadwick Tde Disibn Sterling Wholesale Grocery Co Rae Dixon Gund & Graham Freeport Amboy

Life Insurance as Shield Against Tax Liens in Estates

A piece stressing life insurance to cover inheritance, state and federal taxes to prevent forced asset sales. It notes estates with illiquid securities risk losses, cites a St Louis case of a $20 million estate with $50,000 life coverage, and urges extra insurance for tax payments. Also includes Methodist Church notices and events.

H. L. Goodrow Iran St Louis

Lee County seeks new teachers this fall

July 22 and 23 set for teacher examinations in all county offices except Cook. County Superintendent L W Miller expects large turnout to address a Lee county shortage of about 25 qualified teachers.

Lee County Cook County L. W. Miller

United Evangelical Picnic and Move Plans

The United Evangelical Sunday School picnic invites friends to Os Ashton with a church meeting at 9:00 o'clock. The Chicago Gazette reports praise for Mr. Jakks and notes the first load of material for a new western location has been moved. A mixing plant will be built at Western Avenue, with several days needed to complete the move after the town road is finished.

Minsey Detey Krog Lucile Miller Chateau Thierry Belleau Woods Ashton France Pierce Chicago Dixon W. H. Kern Harry Pierce Merritt Lotty Krug Roy Vender William F. Klingebiel John Byington Rockford Mae Gleasner Raymond Fleming South Bend Indiana United Evangelical Sunday Os- Ashton Jakks Western Avenue

Finish North Road Cement Next Week

Outlook for early completion of the Lincoln Highway from Ashton to Rochelle is bright. Contractor Jakks aims to open the road to the public in August with a 4 mile gap near the Shapinian farm filled soon, while the Lafayette township bridge area will also be finished after a 2 day rebuild and a 100 foot gap. State officials including H. E. Bradt, Frank Bennett, and Clifford Older toured the project from Chicago to Fulton.

Lincoln Highway Ashton Nowth Jakks Rochelle Shapinian Farm Lafayette Township Bart Omner Franklin Grove Theig Chicago Fulton E. Bradt Frank [. Bennett Clifford Older

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Earl E. Pierce Dixon Lady A Benedict Clarence H. Stackpole Lincoln Way Florence E Harry W. Pierce Henrietta Florschuetz D'Hardelot Orphelia Glabe—Kersten Rachel Elizabeth Glabe Ernest W. Kersten J. A. Giese Evangelical Church Faye Schafer Mendelssohns Maude Kersten Luella Co 8. Glabe Chatsworth High School ST. John’s Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society Henry Schubacher Orphans’ Aid Society Henry Foelsch Hann Chicago Morning Papers the Gazette Office North Road Lincoln State Palace R. Root A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y Ashton, Illinois
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