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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

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Otis L Walter Receives Probationary Preaching License

The Illinois Conference of the United Evangelical Church met in Chadwick with 75 ministers and lay representatives. Otis L Walter, son of Rev. George A Walter, was licensed as a preacher on probation and delivered his maiden sermon. The conference noted 463 conversions, 546 additions, and fundraising for missions nearing 14 thousand dollars.

Illinois Conference of the United Evangelical Church Chadwick N. F. Swengel Harrisburg Pennsylvania B. R. Schultze Chicago Ashton George A. Walter Walter Otis L. Walter J. H. Johnson Gilman A. W. Strickfaden Ashland Avenue G. A. Smith Dixon Freeport J. G. Eller City Keystone League of Christian Endeavor

Short Lifespan of U S Paper Money Reported

Carmi Thompson, U S treasurer, notes wide variance in life expectancy of denominations from 1 year for the $1 silver certificate to about 8.18 years for the $20 gold note. Currency in circulation reached 327,329,159 on June 30, 1912, while redeemed pieces totaled 273,426,336, surpassing the prior year by 6,218,415. Growth attributed to business activity, cleanliness campaigns, wage payments in factories, and popularity where silver was once dominant.

United States Carmi Thompson

Wiener School Report for March 1918

School report from Wiener school district 113 for the month ending March 10 1918 notes 20 days in session 301 total attendance average daily attendance 151 20 pupils enrolled 18 all pupils neither absent nor tardy Gertrude Vogeler John Smith Roy Krug Glenn Hewert Glenn Mehlhauser Glenn Vaupel Blanche L Gale teacher Also mentions an Easter card stock at Gazette Book Store.

Wiener School Dist Gertrude Vogeler John Smith Roy Krug Glenn Hewert Glenn Mehlhausen Glenn Vaupel Blanche L. Gale

Tilton Jenkins Wedding At De Kalb

A quiet March 5 wedding in De Kalb united Leland Tilton and Edith Jenkins, with attendants Clifford Reed and Clara Krug. They will reside in Canada after Tilton departs early next month. Edith will finish her school term near Kings. Township election April 1 has no major contests besides highway commissioner race among Howey Batchelor and Knapp Jr. Several offices lack candidates. Squire Jennings and Wetzel seek re-election. An Easter feature article in this issue discusses the holiday’s broader meaning and is highlighted as timely reading.

DeKalb Leland Tilton Richard Y. Tilton Edith Jenkins Clifford Reed Clara Krug Tilton Canada Earl J. Howey James Batchelor Robert Knapp, Jr Robert Knapp Charles Heidenthal Squire T. Jennings Justice J. C. Wetzel the Gazette The Gazette

Uncle Sam’s Big Printing Plant and Stamp Machine

A Washington DC printing plant leads in efficiency with a machine that prints gums and perforates 12 000 postage stamps a minute. Operating on an eight hour day the unit yields 5 700 000 two cent stamps worth 115 200 dollars with 57 percent cost savings. Inventor B R Stickney developed the device for the government plant.

United States Washington, D. C Uncle Sam Crocker-Wheeler B. R. Stickney United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving

Ashton Lodge Holds Big DeKalb Meeting for 35 Candidates

Fifty members of Ashton Lodge 977 I O O F attended a large DeKalb gathering with 35 candidates initiated and first degree conferred. Nearly 300 Odd Fellows from about a dozen towns were present, and Ashton teams enjoyed a substantial supper and midnight banquet.

Ashton Lodge No 977 DeKalb Odd Fellows Ashton Lodge Austin M. Bates Ashton

1914 Calendar Line Offers Broad Selection

The Gazette promotes a wide assortment of 1914 calendar samples including domestic imported hangers banners and art lines. Buyers will find the line very complete and offered at more reasonable prices than competing lines.

the Gazette

Easter Services In The Churches Across Town

Easter services listed for several churches with detailed program notes at the Presbyterian including organ preludes solo and choir numbers. Evangelical and Methodist churches announce services and Sunday schedules with sermons and choir offerings. Additional items provide postal subscription notes and a travel fare notice, plus an optometrist visit announced for Dr. La Salle on March 31.

the Presbyterian Catia Erie Richardson Miss Godd Evangelical Reynolds Ashton Young Peoples Alliance Carlson J. E. Carlson la Salle

Fire destroys Miller home at Franklin Grove

Fire destroyed Elmer Millers large brick residence at Franklin Grove yesterday at 10 30 am causing about 8000 in losses. Wind aided flames as chimney fire started rear of house. nearby homes were saved by prompt fire department action. A few first floor furnishings saved, rest lost. area residents affected.

Elmer Miller Franklin Grove Miller

Dr Stanley to Visit Ashton for Foot Care Clinic

Dr Stanley will be in Ashton Saturday at Kelly's old hotel until 4 pm March 29 offering treatment for coins bunions and foot troubles. Warts and moles removed and calls to all parts of the city without extra charge. Card of thanks from the Ewald family.

Stanley Ashton Kelly's Old Hotel

New Express Train to San Francisco Opens April First

The Chicago and North Western Railway inaugurates the extra fare Overland Limited for sleeping car passengers only. The daily 7:00 p.m. departure from Chicago to San Francisco arrives 9:30 a.m. the third morning in sixty four hours and thirty minutes. Eastbound departs San Francisco April fifth at noon arriving Chicago the third morning at 9:00 a.m. Features include all steel cars with modern amenities and on board bulletin reports. Milton C. Wetzel of Wheaton visited J. C. Wetzel this week.

Chicago and North Western Railway Chicago San Francisco Union Pacific Southern Pacific Bulletin Enroute

Excavation for New School House to Begin After Demolition

Contractors Hoar and Parkinson of Iowa City have begun tearing down the 1869 four story building for the new schoolhouse. Foreman W M Workman leads the crew and will supervise excavation starting early April with a stone crusher to reuse rock in concrete.

Messrs. Hoar & Parkinson Iowa City Iowa W. M. Workman Workman Rockwell City

Gift Shop Ad Promotes Linen China Gifts

Mrs. Eupora Fee Proprietor invites shoppers to visit The Gift Shop for stamped linens notions and hand painted china. W E Paddock returned last week from a trip to the Panama Canal Zone and several Central American Republics.

Eupora Fee W. E. Paddock Panama Canal Zone Central American Republics

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Geo. A. Walter Gazette Book Store Sam Odd Fellows At Presbyterian Orgnog Jesus Richa United Evangelical Chure Gelical Charey Tg Ae Bradford Methodist Methodist Episcopal Church Alfred E. Simester North Western West Helena Butte Nampa Salt Lake City Ogden San Diego Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattl Neal A. F A. M Presbyterian Church Topay’s Topay’s Magazine Canton Ohio DR. Stanley Co Henry Ewald Clayton Bowers Mrs. Bowers Chester Payne Lewis C.bnlw Milton C. Wetzel Wheaton New York A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y Illinois
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