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Newspaper
Batavia Herald
Location
Batavia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1944
Page
4
Batavia opened the Mooseheart tournament with a 36 35 loss to Mooseheart then defeated West Chicago 36 35 in a late thriller. Benson led Batavia with 17 points while Lalley topped West Chicago with 18 and 35 tournament points.
The Junior Mission Band of Bethany Lutheran will meet the first Saturday in February. Leaders are Mrs. Carl M. Carlson and Mrs. Reinhold Freedlund. Also notes visitations, club meetings, and military assignments in local families.
Wartime meat restrictions push low temperature cooking to maximize servings. Two roasts weighed the same. high temp roast lost 3 lb 4 oz, low temp roast lost 1 lb 7 oz and yielded six to eight more servings. Benefits include less shrinkage, better flavor and tenderness, even doneness, less fuel use, no constant attention, and easier carving. Prepared by National Live Stock and Meat Board.
Joe Petit completed training at Great Lakes and is now stationed at U S Sub Base New London Conn as a torpedo man third class. His address is Box 7 New London. Tau Alphas of the First Baptist church will meet next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs George Nelson 149 Delta Street assisted by Mrs Ben Carlson.
Theron E F Walters age 58 of 216 Mckee Street in Aurora died December 30 at Copley Hospital after a long plumbing career. Born November 28 1985 in Texarkana Texas he was a member of Aurora First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife Lydia his mother Mrs T E Walters a sister Mrs James Ruddy and three nephews. Funeral services were held at Healy chapel with interment at Spring Lake Cemetery.
Carmen Straw celebrated her birthday with school friends who played games and received awards. Refreshments were enjoyed and gifts were given. The home featured holiday decorations and festivity. In a recent Elburn meeting, Mrs. James Anderson was elected vice president and Mrs. Phil Becker secretary of the Quivera Club.
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