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Newspaper

Bowen Chronicle

Location

Bowen, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1937

Page

8

Local social notes and upcoming bake sale in Chronicle area

Mrs. Virginia Garner visits family in Quincy while many locals host and visit across area towns. A bake sale by the Loyal Daughters class is planned at the Chronicle office on Saturday November 6. Numerous residents attend church events, reunions, and family visits in Canton, Augusta, Columbia, and surrounding communities.

Virginia Garner Quincy W. A. Sliger Louis Balsar Jack Pribble Mr. Meyers Anna Caley Louis Schieferdecker Ernest Denny Colchester John Cox A. L. McClelland Leland McClelland Larry Elvaston McClelland Mark Fisher John R. Veach Maxine Bowen Chester Whitehead Augusta Canton Roger Veach A. H. Wright & Son Carthage Allen Martin Knoxville Charles Allen Elizabeth Williams Walter Dickhut Loraine Dudley Childers Emma Lunt Alvin Witt Loyal Daughters The Christian Church Chronicle

End of Indian Summer Brings Wind Rain and Outages

A sharp wind and rain Monday night ended the pleasant spell of Indian summer. Lightning struck as showers moved through Bowen cutting power. the entire area was in darkness from about 6 p m to 9 p m.

Bowen

Winfields Move to Marblerock Iowa

Mr and Mrs William Winfield and daughter Wilma left Monday morning for Marblerock Iowa to establish a new home where Mr Winfield has secured employment.

William Winfield Wilma Marblerock Iowa Mr. Winfield

Central Illinois Public Service Declares Preferred Dividend

The Board of Directors declares a dividend of 1.00 per share on the 6 percent Preferred Stock of Central Illinois Public Service Company. Payment is due December 15, 1937 to stockholders of record at end of business November 20, 1937.

Central Illinois Public Service Company Board of Directors

New Chevrolet Clutch Uses Tiptoe-matic Design

General Motors introduces the 1938 Chevrolet clutch with a spring diaphragm and 18 fingers that reduces pedal effort by 25 percent and improves engagement. The system, tested at GM Proving Grounds, distributes load evenly across the pressure plate for smoother operation in both cars and trucks.

General Motors Proving Ground

Chevrolet substitutes 18 fingered spring for clutch levers

Chevrolet engineers describe a new clutch mechanism using 18 steel fingers stamped with the spring replacing the three 1937 pressure levers. The disc pivots on two steel rings to minimize friction and requires no lubrication for the car's life, reducing drag both new and after long service.

Chevrolet

P T A Meeting and Halloween Social Noted

The regular P T A meeting was held Thursday evening October 21 with a weiner roast. Walter Parker Hamil and Kenneth Williams will lead November's program. A Hallowe en social was enjoyed by local youths at the home of Mr and Mrs Ham il Robinson with Howard and Bernard Worrell participating.

Walter Parker Hamil Kenneth Williams Hamil Robinson Howard Bernard Worrell

Sunday Visitors Come to Local Homes in West Point Area

Carroll Witt and several others visited West Point area families this Sunday. Guests included Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Marhall of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Durfee and son Max Dale of Coatsburg. Walter Norris of West Point and James Norris of Augusta stayed with Dave Cunningham. Additional visits involved Homer Rowland family with John and Chester Thompson in West Point, and Ed Carlin of Bowen with his brother C. C. Carlin. Maude Worrell joined relatives in Quincy and visited Wm Hicks Sr. Williams family and Carl Hoffman household. Jake Woods returned from a two week stay in New York with his sister.

Lulu Nash San Pedro Calif Katherine Norris Frank Parker Donald Parker Columbus Methodist Episcopal Church Columbus Ill John Coker Johnnie Davis Augusta H. H. Holland Galesburg Francis Cossart Chester A. Tomlinson Roseville Harry Martin Dean Harris Arcadia Wm. Clem Milo Glenn Elmwood Mac Clark Warsaw Harry Corse Coatsburg James Leach Rolland Darlene Marjorie Harrison Quincy Guy Harrison Anna Caley Clara Motter Emma Dickhut Motter Marion Kimble Heber Jackson Wm. Hull Granville White Donna Raymond Veach Golden Josie Viola Glenn O. C. Rice John Whitford and Sons J. Lee Slater J. O. Carlin Dale Winfield Marblerock Iowa Lee Helm Rolla Browning Mary Clyde Leneke York Nebraska Browning Mary Osborn L. A. Price Francis Gibb Biggsville LeRoy White Mt. Sterling Orville White Viola Dillon Marlin Brown Astoria John Paben Betty O. W. Griffitts Oramay Roy Gr Rufus Oldham Frank Randolph Earl Dittmer Elsie Wright Harvey Galloway Jimmie and Herschel Carthage Leslie Cain John Davis Harry Hays Kenneth Koch Ray Mack E. L. Fruehling LaPrairie Ed Vancil Beardstown Chester Herron Lynn Center Walton Nora Sammons Charles Downing Dora Stabler Camp Point Gorrell Cannon Chicago J. M. Hannum J. D. Sherrick Harry Sherrick Oscar Hough Macomb George Peterson Elizabeth Williams Etta Owen Idella Sutherland Alpha Witt Loyal Daughters The Christian Church Chronicle Fred Shankland Carroll Witt Quinn Emmerson Marhall Dale Durfee Max Dale J. B. Koch Wendell Walter Norris West Point James Norris Dave Cunningham Homer Rowland John Thompson Chester Thompson Ed Carlin Bowen C. C. Carlin Maude Worrell L. E. Nelson James Robert Nettie Cosgrove Wm. Hicks Hamil Williams Carl Hoffman Jake Woods New York

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