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Newspaper

Batavia Herald

Location

Batavia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1944

Page

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Show And Field Day At St Charles State School

A dairy show and field day for the public runs Sunday June 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Illinois State Training School grounds. Thirty five boys care for a purebred Holstein herd under supervision with shows, judging, and 4 25 war bond prizes. Governor Green will present prizes at 1 30 p.m. and an afternoon program features talks by state officials and farm leaders.

Illinos State Training School Linois Holstein-Friesian Associaten State Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Paul D. Selin Glenn Craft C. S. Rhode University of Illinois Dwight H. Green Hugh Cross Leslie H. Geddes Illinois Holstein-Friesian Association Rodney H. Brandon Howard Leonard Glen M. Householder Holstein-Friesian Association of America Richard Eddy Harold E. Johnson Mr. Selin George A. Fox John E. McQuaid M. Clark Holstein-Friesian Association

Air Corps trainee Wilmer Peine ends training furlough

Wilmer Peine of the Air Corps has finished training in Greenville Tennessee and is home on a three weeks furlough. Upon return to his station he will be sent to Maxwell Field Alabama for further training.

Wilmer Peine Air Corps Greenville Tenn Maxwell Field Ala

Good Luck Banquet for First Methodist School Grads

Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock the eighth grade of the First Methodist church school was entertained by the seventh grade at a "Good Luck" banquet. Owen Baum made place cards, decorations featured flowers and horseshoes, dinner was served by Mrs. Henry Treest and Mrs. Lloyd Carlson, and Marilyn Treest welcomed the eighth graders with Ray Bergeson replying. Virginia Kraft gave a toast, Mr Countryman spoke on the theme, and the group afterward attended the Paramount theater in Aurora.

First Methodist Church Owen Baum Henry Treest Lloyd Carlson Marilyn Treest Ray Bergeson Luc Virginia Kraft Mr. Countryman Paramount Theater Aurora

Stork Shower Honoring Mrs Berkhout at Elgin Hotel St Charles

Mrs Al C Plunge hosted a stork shower for Mrs Carl T Berkhout formerly Palmyra DePorter of St Charles. Guests honored at her Oak Street home then dined seven courses at the Walnut Room Hotel St Charles. Corsages of sweet peas and babies breath marked each seat with out of town guests from Aurora Elgin St Charles.

al C. Plunge Oak St Elgin Rozella Norem Aurora Agnes Schutz Betty Range Patricia Brennan Anna de Poorter Bernice van Thurnout Martha Zedonis St. Charles

Swim Schedule Start Week At Quarry Pool

The Quarry Pool opens this week with daily swim slots for grades 1 through 8 across groups by gender. Schedule blocks run Monday through Saturday with noons noted as intermissions and a final line stating that the coming year’s grade level determines class placement.

Kane County Board Names Burkwist Smith to Committees

Kane County board chairman Henry L. Krumm announced committee assignments on Tuesday. Supervisor Fritz Burkwist and Assistant Supervisor Bert H. Smith were named to multiple panels including Auditors Judiciary Recorder and Animal Industry Judiciary and Sheriff's respectively, with Otto Elliott appointed to the Kane County liquor control commission replacing Ira W. Johnson. The release lists the full committee roster across Animal Industry Budget Clerks County Home Courthouse Education Finance Judiciary Miscellaneous Relief Recorder Road and Bridge Sheriff and a legislative special committee.

Fritz Burkwist Auditors Bert H. Smith Animal Industry Sheriff's Henry L. Krumm Elgin Otto Elliott St. Charles Kane County Muirhead Kessinger Laufer Chapman Lawrence Holmes Schlicht Spencer Smith Auditor Lea Johnson Abrahamson Graham Burkwist Carmack Kennell Valentine Weiler Hermes Manning Blomquist Marstiller Schumacher Sylla Muschler McGraw Lies Jungels Mettel Reber Fehrman Clyne Bruneman Flora Wittry O’brien Board of Supervisors

No TB Found in 1506 Kane County Students

Fifteen hundred six students tested with no active tuberculosis. The Kane County Tuberculosis Association reports 266 students, or 17.6 percent, infected with the germ. Some with massive infection will be watched. all reactors had chest X-rays and will be re-examined yearly.

Kane County Tuberculosis Association

Outing Planned for Episcopal Diocese of Chicago Pastors

Merwin Brown and Ernest G Phillips of Batavia chair the recreation committee for the 10th annual Episcopal diocese of Chicago outing on Sunday afternoon June 25 at Forest Glen woods Chicago. Over 1 000 parishioners from Chicago area Episcopal parishes are expected. The Bishop's Pence program has raised over $200 000 in ten years. Bishop Wallace E Conkling will speak. Two hundred prizes including a floor lamp jewelry and phonograph albums will be awarded for races and contests.

Merwin Brown Ernest G. Phillips Batavia Episcopal Diocese of Chicago Calvary Church George Kinley Geneva St. Mark’s Church Forest Glen Woods Forest Glen Avenue Cicero Avenue Episcopal Order of Episcopal Peacemen Wallace E. Conkling

Silver Star for Pfc Evan Thorne in Kwajelein campaign

Pfc Evan E Thorne of Bata via husband of Lillian Mae Thorne and a member of the Seventh Infantry Division is awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Kwajelein campaign. Presentation by Brigadier General A V Arnold notes his frontline scouting, information supply, and aid to medical teams. He also helped evacuate wounded under fire and once searched under heavy fire for a wounded officer. He wears the Combat Infantryman Badge the American Defense ribbon and Asiatic Pacific theater ribbon with two bronze stars. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Anderson and Mrs Anderson will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at their North Batavia Avenue home.

Evan E. Thorne Batavia Lillian Mae Thorne Seventh Infantry Division Kwajalein A. V. Arnold Thorne Kwajelein Island Pfc Pearl Harbor

Young Mother's Study Club marks tenth annual meeting

The Young Mother's Study Club celebrated its tenth anniversary with a Wednesday afternoon event at the Legion Club Rooms. A dinner, a program of piano and violin by Evelyn Pahnke and Robert Kerfoot, magic acts, and a club history review were featured.

Young Mother’s Study Club Mother's Study Club Legion Club Rooms Ansgar Carlson Rheinhold Freedlund Stanley Johnson Evelyn Pahnke Robert Kerfoot Neil Foster Aurora Herbert Larson Robert Koubence Carl M. Carlson Freedland Robert Koubenec Ellis Carlson Edward Millett Charles Hoag Rheinhold Freedland Carlson Joel Peterson Jim Anderson Henry McCord Lloyd Kautz Philanthropic Elmer Anderson Gilbert Hansen

Mrs Kenneth Anderson Honored At Shower

A shower at Mrs George Pearson's home honored Mrs Amanda Anderson bride of Kenneth Anderson from Geneva. Guests played airplane banco with top honors to Mrs Eleanor Dart and Mrs Juanita Nelson. Pink and white refreshments were served. Mrs Kathleen Schroeder poured. Hostesses were Mrs Kathleen Schroeder, Mrs Maxine Dreymiller and Mrs Lorraine Bartholomew.

George Pearson Amanda Anderson Kenneth Anderson Geneva Banco Eleanor Dart Juanita Nelson Kathleen Schroeder Anderson Maxine Dreymiller Lorraine Bartholomew

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St. Charles State School I. H. F. Association M. E. Church Mrs. Berkhout Burkwist, Smith Kane CO Krumm Sanders Elliott Keslinger Elliot T. B Kane T. B. Assn Young Mothers’ Study Club NEW Episcopal Recreation Evan Thorne Pacific Clarence Anderson Batavia Avenue
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