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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

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Prominent Couple to Wed in Local Home Ceremony

A quiet five o'clock wedding at the bride’s parents home in Ashton will unite Miss Amanda Vaupel and Mr. Roy C. Heibenthal in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. J. G. Eller. Thirty guests attend, with Mendelssohn’s march and a pink white dining room decor. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will be at home after July 20. Both are Ashton's popular graduates active in church and music.

John Vaupel Amanda Roy C. Heibenthal Charles Heibenthal Mendelsohn Erven J. Venerich J. G. Eller United Evangelical Church Helen Mall Killarney Niagara Falls Ashton Ashton High School Heibenthal G. A. Hamel the Gazette

Butcher Stock Buyer Seeks Market Offers

The ad offers to buy all kinds of butcher stock at the highest market price. Contact Joan A. Kersten at phone number 215.

Joan A. Kersten

No. 25 GIVES CHICAGO SERVICE TO ASHTON AREA

No. 25 the fast Chicago to Dakotas passenger train will stop at Ashton to drop Chicago passengers and extend the day by two hours for business needs. No. 26 departs Chicago at 6 10 p m and will take passengers west of Tama. Ashton citizens' petition led Mayor Jeter to secure the service last Sunday June 20.

Dakotas Ashton Chicago Tama Jeter

Camp Meeting Program Teems With Events July Camp

Bulletins announce a ten day July camp meeting from the 8th to 18th with concerts sermons and services led by ministers from the district. Opening day features the Franklin Grove band and an address by Rev E R Zaring. notable speakers include Rev F D Sheets Rev R L Griffin Rev C T Wilson and Rev F R McNamer with special women and men meetings to be held daily. The Boys Camp debuts as a new feature and cottages and tents are prepared for attendees.

Franklin Grove Northwestern Christian Advocate E. R. Zaring F. D. Sheets D. D R. L. Griffin Oregon M. E. Choir C. T. Wilson D. D F. R. McNamer Fred Stone John Thompson Wm. ‘Collin

Ashton population grows by six as census tallies rise

Ashton shows a population of 846, up from 840 last June, in a careful census by O P Canfield who has long conducted the town tally. A table compares school age children with last year. Everett Hayes slipped in a stable accident at R Y Tilton farm, a pitchfork injuring his left hand. he was taken to Rochelle and is back to work. A 12 room house with 11 lots and barn is for sale via Peter Nelson.

Joseph J. Wiser Reynolds Lee Illinois Ashton O. P. Canfield Canfield Samuel R. Y. Tilton Everett Hayes Rochelle Everett Peter Nelson Harold Heckart A. W. Rosecrans Heckart Chautauqua Glenn Rosecrans Glenn Jeter Phillips DeKalb Amboy Oregon Marshal Farrer Heelart Grandmother Rosecrang Shaw Station Paul Charters W Klingebiel Carl Schade Rolén Moore Moore Shaw Rosecrans Faust H. Boyd Mayor Jeter Marshal Farver Jacob Schafer Milton Dilcher Dysart Iowa George Schafer C. A. Fackler Erie Noffsinger Chicago Gazette Book Nellie Maley W. O. Rogers William Meyers C. W. Barn Bart Dixon Methodist Sunday School Dixon Methodist Sunday School Ashton Men’s Rochelle Presbyterian Bible Class A. J. Nickey Long Beach California Z.F. Brantner Martinsburg West Virginia Nickey Brantner Mr. Rosecrans

Rosecrans Auto Theft Stirs Town After Car Recovered

Harold Heckart linked to the Rosecrans Overland stolen from the barn. A party pursued him to Shaw station, recovered the car, and authorities planned to detain him while Glenn Rosecrans sought release to avoid prosecution.

Fee millinery and goods to close out sale

Mrs. W. H. Fee announces she will leave Ashton and sell her entire stock of millinery fancy work linen thread and other merchandise. Prices are set to move the stock regardless of cost and the sale must close out immediately.

W. H. Fee Ashton

1916 Calendars and Local News Notes

The Gazette promotes a 1916 calendar line and thanks readers for past patronage. Miss Mamie David lies near death at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Chicago. Miss Mildred Griffith returns from Champaign after university graduation. Miss Alice Williamson visits Chadwick home. Dixon plans Uncle Sam’s birthday celebration on July 5.

Mamie David A. P. David St. Joseph’s Hospital Chicago Mildred Griffith Champaign Alice Williamson Dixon Cates Chadwick Uncle Sam

News of Ashton and surrounding towns in brief

Charles E. Nelson visits from Chicago for a two week stay with relatives. Numerous local residents and visitors, including Edith and Ethel Palmer, Hilda McIntosh, Ellen and Marjorie Griffith, Rev. Nurse, and others, are noted at homes, gatherings, and churches. A July 1 church meeting, Union Pacific train movement, and local notices about education, sales, and a newborn son are included.

Charles E. Nelson Chicago Edith and Ethel Palmer Dixon Elizabeth Killmer Clarence Lahman Franklin Grove Charles Arnould Rockford E. B. Arnould Hilda McIntosh Lake Forrest W. C. Yenerich Iowa Charles O. Yenerich Ellen Marjorie Griffith Cornell College Mt. Vernon F. E. Nurse LaCrosse Wisconsin A. M. Moore O. W. Griffith Nurse The Presbyterian Church Cris Gross Jesse Dysart Frances Mary Schafer

Dixon Leader Buys News and Merges Papers

The Dixon Morning Leader buys the Dixon Daily News, merging starting with the Monday issue. The Leader, 18 months old, keeps as a morning paper with stronger backing, while the Telegraph remains the county’s evening paper. Edward C. Fuller will edit the Leader.

Dixon Morning Leader Dixon Daily News Leader Dixon Telegraph Edward C. Fuller Dixon Sun The Gazette W. S. Block T. W. Fuller News the Gazette Block

Ashton Chautauqua a Great Community Success

The Ashton Community Chautauqua concluded a highly successful session despite poor weather opening. About 500 season tickets were pledged for next year in under 15 minutes, with many small subscriptions. A peak attendance of about 1 100 greeted Montanelli's Venetian Quartet as 161 to 200 cars gathered near the grounds. Gate receipts for the Kilties band day reached 226 dollars. Community pride and solid support from Ashton and surrounding towns built a firm financial base for next year.

Ashton Community Chautauqua Chautauqua Ashton Kilties Kitties Rochelle Franklin Grove Dixon Amboy Steward Chana Daniel H. Snepp Montanelli

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