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Newspaper

Dixon Evening Leader

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1918

Page

7

Encampment Delegates Arrive for Peoria State Gathering

The advance guard of delegates to the annual state encampment at Peoria began arriving, with leaders planning the two day program. Peoria decorates for guests as candidates seek offices in Grand Army and relief corps groups.

Dixon Peoria Grand Army Joseph W. Fifer Bloomington Auxiliary Woman's Relief Corps Edith Wells Chicago Sophia Marsh Springfield Susie Snow Ottawa Henry Bremer Grand Army of the Republic of Dixon C. W. Johnson Alien Weigle W. AR. C

Wheatless Sunday Meals Menu

Sunday Breakfast features uncooked cereal with strawberries buckwheat muffins honey and hot chocolate. Dinner offers fricasse of chicken with boiled rice creamed asparagus new beets in butter sauce fresh radish and onion salad frozen strawberry custard and a rice flour sponge cake. Supper includes minced chicken sandwiches on rye bread sweet curds with rhubarb gelatin and coffee.

Wheatless Monday Breakfast and Dinner Menu

Monday breakfast features fresh raspberries in cream with rice waffles shup and coffee. Guneh green peas omelet corn crisps tea whealess. Dinner offers baked or fresh fish with tomato sauce creamed new potatoes and peas watercress salad with cheap wafers cornmeal fritters fresh pineapple and coffee, wheatless.

Ti Always Be in Love with Life Card

Poetic line about lifelong love of life and music. The fragment mentions joy, music, and a quoted verse attributed to R. McCan. No clear event, date, or place.

Jack

Miss Edna Hazeltine Leaves Dixon for Colorado State Normal

Many Vixen friends regret the departure of Miss Edna Hazeltine who has been music supervisor and Presbyterian choir director. She leaves Dixon to teach vocal music at Colorado State Normal School in Denison, offering private singing, community singing, and chorus work. Her centennial pageant The Children of Hinness delighted schoolchildren and is remembered as a highlight of her term.

Colorado State Normal Edna Hazeltine Presbyterian Miss Hazeltine Dixon Colorado State Normal School State Normal of Colorado Denison Hazeltine Hiiness

Eighth Grade Girls Win Zaner Writing Diplomas

Six Central grade eight girls taught by Miss Agnes Tague earned Zaner Method Arm Movement Writing diplomas from a Columbus Ohio school. Evelyn Street advanced to first year high school in February, with the others moving from eighth grade to first year in high school at the close of the term. The diploma recipients are Evelyn Street Marian Weitzel Helen White Edna Kuhn Sarah Rubenstein and Frances Murphy.

Wen Central Agnes Tague Columbus Evelyn Street Misses Evelyn Street Marian Weitzel Helen White Edna Kuhn Sarah Rubenstein Frances Murphy

Loyalty Menu and Wheat Economy Advice

The article urges seasonal wheat economy while noting profits from new potatoes, fruits, and vegetables. It recommends families, especially those with children, provide at least one quart of milk per child daily regardless of adult dietary costs.

Sterling couple hosts weekend house party

Judge and Mrs J L Weaver welcomed guests at 802 East Fourth Street Sterling for a weekend gathering. Out of town attendees included Miss Lyra Aldworth Byron Lutz of the Great Lakes Miss Louise Woodworth and Herbert Harden of Dixon and John Bower of Los Angeles. All guests reported a delightful enjoyable time.

Judge J. L. Weaver East Fourth Street Sterling Lyra Aldworth Byron Lutz The Great Lakes Louise Woodworth Herbert Harden Dixon John Bower Los Angeles

Mrs Buhler Hosts Tea for Miss Olive Anderson

Miss Olive Anderson will be entertained by Mrs Oscar Buhler of Palmyra tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock.

Miss Anderson Oscar Buhler Palmyra Olive Anderson

Miss Ethel Leake Hosts Shower for Miss Olive Anderson

Miss Leake entertained eighteen guests at her North Dixon home in pink and white decor for Miss Olive Anderson a June bride-to-be who will wed Arthur Klingman. The party included a luncheon, games, and advice on married life.

Miss Anderson Ethel Leake Olive Anderson Arthur Klingman Miss Leak North Dixon

Auxiliary of Spanish American War Veterans to meet in Sterling

A well attended ALU SOW V meeting last evening approved plans for the Auxiliary of the United Spanish American War Veterans convention in Sterling on June 17 to 19. Delegates named include Mrs. Jay D Blais dell Miss Marjory Cushing and Miss Pheobe Munson with Mrs. Lottie Horton also set to attend.

ALU. S.ow. OV Auxiliary of the United Spanish American War Veterans Sterling Jay D Blaisdell Marjory Cushing Pheobe Munson Lottie Horton

Reverend Barber Visits Bradford Home Guests

The Reverend W. C. Barber of Tampa Florida, former Lee Center church pastor and ex State Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Iowa, is a guest at the Charles W. Ross home in Bradford. He previously led the Latin American Institute in Tampa and is enjoying visits with friends in the area.

W. C. Barber Tampa, Fla Lee Center Charles W. Ross Bradford Anti-Saloon League Iowa Latin-American Institute of Tampa Fla Rey Barker

Picnic and meeting for Palmyra Mutual Aid Society at Assembly Park

Members of the Palmyra Mutual Aid Society enjoy a picnic dinner and an all day meeting at the Nancassadee cottage in Assembly Park. Mrs Addie Hillis and Miss Mary Johnson of Dixon were invited to attend.

Palmyra Mutual Aid Society Nancassaddee Cottage Assembly Park Addie Hillis Mary Johnson Dixon

Miss Goldie Manning Visits as Guest of Friend

Miss Goldie Manning has been a guest of her friend over the weekend. Miss Pansy Himes returned to her home in South Dixon after the visit.

Goldie Manning Pansy Himes South Dixon

Miss Imogene Loftus Expected Home for Summer

Miss Imogene Loftus from St. Clara Academy at Sinsinawa Wisconsin is expected home tomorrow to spend the summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Loftus.

Miss Loftus Imogene Loftus St. Clara Academy Sinsinawa Wis Mrs John Loftus

Miss Christiana Thompson Guest of Mrs Baird

Miss Christiana Thompson of Ontario is visiting her sister Mrs O Ja Baird after a trip to New York and Washington.

Christiana Thompson, R. ON O. Ja. Baird Thomson New York Washington

Straw and party attend Dixon high school play

Mr and Mrs Tom Straw with their party from Polo traveled to Dixon last evening to see the High school production titled A Rose o Plymouth Town.

Tom Straw Dixon Rose O' Plymouth Town

Senior Class Play at Dixon Opera House A Rose o Plymouth Town

The Dixon High School senior class staged A Rose o Plymouth Town at the Dixon Opera House last evening. The cast, led by Edgar Hopp for Captain Miles Standish and Ruth Rosenthal as Stose de la Noye, delivered a creditable performance of a complex Puritan era story. The production featured strong acting, notable romance subplots, and a well received Triangle Orchestra. Proceeds support the Red Cross, with thanks to Mr Fiester and the Rock River Assembly for period props.

Dixon Opera House Dixon High School Plymouth Miles Standish Edgar Hoff Stose de la Noye Ruth Rosenthal Shields Garret Foster Garret Foster Weston George Schuler John Margeson James Keigwin Rose Garret Margeson John Phillippe Meriam Chillingsley Phillipe Robert Powell Miriam Josephine Lievan Miss Rosenthal Triangle Orchestra Oto Mr. Fiester Iis Rock River Assembly

Moose Lodge Holds Regular Meeting Tonight

The Moose lodge will hold its regular meeting this evening in Moose hall. Balloting on candidates is planned and the degree team is expected to be on time.

Moose Lodge Moose Hall

Nellie Allwood Hosts Stiernan nb Members

The Stiernan nb members were entertained Monday at the home of Miss Nellie Allwood with a pleasant gathering and hospitality.

The Stiernannb Nellie Allwood

Woman's Council Sends Civic Relief Supplies

Auxiliaries of the Woman's Council report shipments to Dixon headquarters. Wyoming Nadiuga Sublette May and Lee Colster towns sent finished articles. A Civilian Relief committee packed two large boxes for Chicago. Hospital supplies include 268 shirts 108 pajamas and 33 Italian sweaters. Work continues across city and county as America enters the world struggle.

Woman's Council Woman's America

Attie Ventler Nuptials in Ashton During Quiet Ceremony

Miss Mary J. Attig and Howard J. Ventler, both of Ashton, were united in marriage by Rev. Yeukel at the United Mayanpelicn parsonage in Ashton. The ceremony was exceedingly quiet with no attendants. They left for a trip to Aurora after dinner and plan to reside in Ashton. The groom expects to answer his country's call soon.

Atte-Ventler Ofelock United Mayanpelicn Parsonage Ashton Yeukel Mary J. Attig Howard J. Ventler Aurora Vna Vender

Miss Miller Returning Home From Livingston Teaching Post

Miss Edith Miller formerly teaching at Livingston Montana heads home to Dixon. She plans to return to Livingston next year with a higher salary. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Phil Miller of North Crawford Avenue.

Expecting Daughter Among Prairieville Residents

Albert Hutton and Mrs. Hutton of Prairieville announce they are expecting a daughter. Mr and Mrs Fred Lights are returning from the south. Mrs Lightel is identified as Mrs Hutton. The Lists have spent the winter in Roswell to Mexico.

Myre Albert Hutton Prairieville Fred Lights Lightel Hutton Lists Roswell Mexico

Dance at Moose Hall in Sebree Open for All

A Moose dance event will be held tomorrow evening in Moose Hall Sebree with Sebree's orchestra providing music. The ground floor hall will feature ventilation and an inclusive invitation to attendees.

Moose Moose Hall Sebree Diyon

West End Cross Unit Meeting At Mrs Johnsons

Seventeen members attended yesterday afternoon at Mrs B O Johnsons home. The group accomplished a large amount of work.

Ted) Cross West End Bob. Johnson

Meeting at Congregational on Greer Conversion Story

There is no special meeting at the Congregational church tonight. Dir Greer of Chicara visiting his mother Mrs John Greer of West Third street will share how he 24 won to the Christian life. He has many friends in Dixon who will want to hear his conversion tale.

Congregational Church Greer Chicara John Greer West Third Street Dixon

Tact in Silence and Subtlety Across Quiet Decisions

The piece argues that tact is not only in delivering the right message to the right people but also in what is left unsaid or only gently hinted. It emphasizes restraint, nuance, and unspoken consideration in everyday judgments.

Former Resident’s Three Sons Enlist for Country Service

Mrs J WL Kilday of Clay City Illinois writes of her three sons enlisting for military service. Charles H Kilday joined the Marine Corps on May 28 reporting for training at Port Royal South Carolina. John Leo Kilday enlisted in January in the Medical Dept 24 Machine Gun Battery and is in France after landing April 25. James M Kilday enlisted last April in Battery HW 14 Field Artillery at Okda. All three were born in Dixon and enlisted voluntarily.

J WL (Kilday Clay City Mra Lass Glving John Leo Kilday Medical Dept France James M. Kilday Field Artillery Mort Sil Okda Dixon

Pancakes Over Meat for Hard Labor Says Popular Science

Popular Science Monthly argues muscular work does not increase mineral or protein needs. It claims starches sugars and grains supply the fuel for energy and that pancakes with syrup can better replenish wasted moisture and heat than roast beef.

Popular Science Monthly

To Keep Pictures Straight by Tike Tape Method

A brief note describes a simple adhesive tape trick to hang pictures straight. Moisten one end, attach near the picture’s top center, moisten the other end, and press to the wall for a perfectly level display.

Often What Makes Him Black. Toledo Blade Snippet

A fragment from the Toledo Blade frames a remark about family dynamics and humor regarding race. The quoted line contrasts a "tinck sheep" with a lively character, reflecting casual social commentary in a clipped aside.

Theo Toledo

Two Northwestern Trains Taken off and Reinstatement Hopes

The Overland Limited, once passing Dixon without stop, now stops for sleeping car passengers to Des Moines and Fremont Neb. Deluxes Oregon Washington Limited and Los Angeles Limited have been taken off by orders, with uncertain near term reinstatement prospects. other routes may follow similar actions.

Overland

Schreiner Family Welcomes Newborn Daughter

Mr and Mrs Will Schreiner of Chadwick announce their daughter born a week ago today. Mrs Schreiner was formerly Miss Fiva Brink of this city. Mr and Mrs Worth of Ottawa avenue, parents of Mrs Schreiner, are staying at the Schreiner home for a few weeks.

Will Schreiner Chadwick Tosday Schreiner Fiva Brink Worth Ottawa Avenue

Men For Marine Corps Are Wanted

The Tether reports Postmaster William Goran authorized to enlist men in the United States Marine Corps. Men aged 18 to 36 may join after a stringent exam. Eligible registered men released from the Ducal board may apply, pass a decal exam, then go to Chicago for further testing.

Willian Goran United States Marine Corps du Cal Chicago Hogan Chicalso Kovething HT

Bagirish Destroyer Sunk in Collision Report

London June 6 The Huntfed destroyer was sunk in a collision on Sunday the Admiralty officially announced there were no naval casualties and the incident is under investigation by the Royal Navy authorities.

Collesion United London Admiralty

England Invention Creates Separate Compartment Shoe

A dated note describes a British design with a distinct toe compartment in a shoe soaking through the outer layer. The article hints at practical use and novelty of this England made footwear concept.

England

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