Attendance of 60 Clergymen for Jubilee in City
A Jubilee program marks the 25th ordination anniversary of Rev. E. J. Eckhard at St. Toniface Catholic Church. The day includes a solemn Fish Mass at 10:30, a clergy banquet at 12:30, and a civic celebration in the evening with about 60 clergymen expected from various parishes of the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Eckhard
St. Toniface Catholic Church
F.C. Lchtepphorst
Wekhard
Mekhards
Chas, Schneider
Crosby
North Dakota
Archpriest
J. Lidgar Case
Chicago
Alphone Bertitan
TMighland
Wilfred Rosen
Josephinum College
Columbus
Ohio
William Krupski
Josephinov College
Thurlfer
William Rezabeck
Joseph Rotter
Lawrence Willing
Grafton
Muste
Ernest Herzwurm
Meyer
Chas. Galmartin
Mast St. Leo
Msgr
M.A. Parrent
Spitnsfeld
Aue M Tfotl
Hightann
John B.Frantaz
Farmersville
Cooperation Jubilee Seats Sought at Lidwardsville High
Reservations for the Cooperation Jubilee at Lidwardsville High School Gym near Monday indicate 2000 or more farmers and others will attend to hear agricultural topics. Tickets are by invitation. about 200 sent to Madison County farmers, smaller numbers to eight other counties. Fort Adviser T. W. May arranges the program with speakers including L. A. Williams and Donald Kirkpatrick debating cooperative marketing readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidwardsville High School
Adintyston
Madison County Farm Bureau
Macoupin County
farm bureau
Hendy Agricultural Association
Illinois
Fort
T. W. May
L. A. Williams
Country Life
Donald Kirkpatrick
the
Twenty Five Miles of Roads to be Oiled This Week
County Superintendent of Highways W I Howden announced plans to oil twenty five miles of dirt roads this week barring rain. Grading and dragging are underway and oil will be applied quickly. Roads will close briefly around oiling periods. Scheduled segments include seven miles from Route 4 to east of Frult, nine miles between Marine and Route 160, three miles between Pin Oak School and Frust, and six miles between Alhambra and Livingston.
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W. I. Howden
Route 4
Frult
Marine
Route 160
Pin Oak School
Frust
Alhambra
Livingston
Plans for new Vandalia Street sidewalk in Edwardsville
The City Street and Alley Committee seeks bids by July 6 to construct a 23 year old envisioned sidewalk on the northerly side of Vandalia Street between North Buchanan Street and the Litchfield & Madison Railroad. A July 7 City Council review follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
betwen
Buchanan Street
Litchfield & Madison Railroad
Charles E. Gueriiz
Eidwardsville
Edwardsville
New Patients to Enter Madison County Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Six or seven new patients will be admitted to the Madison County Tuberculosis Sanitarium south of Edwardsville late this week or early next, replacing six who have retired home. Four of the six discharged completed treatment. two remained for observation. Total capacity will be 74 patients after changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Edwardsville
D. D. Monroe
Non-stop Denmark flight plan from St John pilots
Otto Ellis and Holger Harriss, pilot and co-pilot, prepare for a projected non stop flight to Denmark. They will depart Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, after arriving in their Bellanca monoplane Liberty from New York last Monday.
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St. John, N. B
Otto Ellis
Holger Harriss
Denmark
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Copenhagen
Liberty
New York
Greta Garbo to Marry In Copenhagen Today
Greta Garbo is reported to marry Swedish merchant Anderson in Copenhagen Denmaark with Svenske Bagbladet noting the event. The rumor centers on the famed screen star and a Swedish suitor as of June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Greta Garbo
Anderson
Svenske Bagbladet
First day of summer reaches 96 degrees in heat
Today marks the start of summer with a peak temperature of 96 degrees at 1 30 PM. Clouds gathering later may help prevent a further rise as the afternoon continues.
Ordination of Rev Arby Hosto at Salem Evangelical Church
Nearly 500 attended the ordination of Rev Arby Hosto as pastor of Salem Evangelical Church in Alhambra. He is the first from the congregation to enter the ministry, receiving a $105 gold gift. The ordaining minister was Rev A J Schneider with assistants Rev O J Etbring and Dr H Richard Niebuhr. Following the service, about 50 relatives gathered at Hosto home for dinner. Hosto is one of six in the family to become ministers, with siblings and cousins serving in Illinois churches. He will serve in James town, Ill, after a week with relatives in Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arby Hosto
Evangelical Church
Salem Evangelical Church
Althambra
A. J. Schneider
O. J. Etbring
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
H. Richard Niebuhr
Niebuhr
Hosto
Henry Hosto
Alhambra
William Hosto
Smithton, Ill
Stey
Roland Hosto
Okanville
Herbert
Hecker
Raymond Hosto
Schwager Signs Contract for Edwardsville Store Alterations
John L. Schwager, Edwardsville contractor, signed a contract with Charles W. Pershall of Tri-City Grocery for alterations to the former Tuxhoro Brothers building now to house an Edwardsville store. Low bidder for the general work. Edwardsville Plumbing & Heating won the electric wiring bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Schwager
Edwardsville
Granite City
Charles W. Pershall
Tri-City Grocery Company
Tuxhoro Brothers
Schwager
Edwardsville Plumbing & Heating Company
A Sullivan Affair in Chicago
Policeman Roy Sullivan finds cousin John L. Sullivan and a girl in a parked car. John L. claims serenade, police dispute the claim. A squad led by Sergt. Robert Sullivan arrests John L. and places him in a cell after a conference among the Sullivans. Robert E. Sullivan, cousin of John L., leads the jailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SULLIVAN
Chicago
Roy Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
John L
Roy
Robert Sullivan
Weather and heat deaths noted in Belleville area
Madison County posted a warm day with 91 degrees and clear skies as summer began. The Mississippi River fell to 57 feet at East St Louis, while heat prostration claimed Joseph Iischer in Belleville and two others were treated, one at Lemp and Utah and another at City Hospital after a hotel guest incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Bond County
Yast St. Louis
Mississippi
East St Louis
Belleville
Joseph Iischer
Gilbert street
William Schwer
Arsenal street
Lemp avenue
Utah street
William Dwyer
LaSalle Hotel
Chestnut street
City Hospital
Buckle Attends Reunion of Class of 1901 at U Michigan
Le land H Buckley Edwardaville lawyer attended a reunion at the University of Michigan Law Department in Ann Arbor marking thirty years since his Class of 1901 graduation. The class had 220 graduates. 33 have died, 34 were present. Seymour Pierson congressman from the Lansing district presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland H. Buckley
Edwardaville
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Seymour Pierson
Lansing
Lefty Erickson Throws No Hit No Run Game
Shreveport pitcher Ralph Lefty Erickson of the Texas league upstages Houston with a no hit no run victory. He yields three baserunners one by error and two on walks as his team wins 2 to 0 in front of spectators in Shreveport. The feat marks the third no hit no run game in the Texas league this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Ralph
Lefty" Erickson
Shreveport club
Houston
Erickson
Death of Sam Deluca in front porch shooting
St. Louisan Sam Deluca who arrived June 1 from San Jose California to visit his mother was shot on her front porch early today. He died on the operating table about 4 A M. He refused to name his attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sam Deluca
San Jose
Calif
Hoover's One Year Debt Freeze Depends on France
President Hoover proposes a yearlong suspension of all war reparations and debt payments to revive global trade and calm markets. France weighs the plan as cabinet meets, while Germany greets the idea. US and France would bear the largest costs, with France facing 96 million dollars and the United States 246 million.
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Washington
Hoover
France
Germany
United States
Sloover
Europe
White House
Rapidan camp
Reed
Madison County Bankers Postpone Loan Decision
Lawyers for six Madison County banks and county officials delayed a decision on a proposed 150000 loan to cover warrants issued by the Board of Supervisors. The report date was moved to Thursday after further legal review. If legal, funds would pay warrants and claims. if not, creditors must wait for cash from other sources.
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Madison County
Board of Supervisors
Intelligencer
SeattleTeacher Awarded 175000 in Broken Promise Suit
Ivyl Barker 37 year old Seattle school teacher won 175000 in damages in her breach of promise suit against Reese Brown Seattle promoter. Evidence centered on ardent love letters telegrams and gifts plus a claimed fake wedding ceremony that misled her into believing they were legally married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivyl Barker
Seattle, Wash
Reese Brown
Seattle
Miss Barker
Arthur W Charles of Carmi III Dies
Arthur W Charles 65 longtime Carmi banker and Democratic leader died suddenly Sunday at 12 30 after a heart attack. He led campaigns for governor and served as state party chairman and on the state committee. He worked as clerk of the Federal Court and published the White County Democrat. Survived by his widow Annie Endicott Charles four sisters and one brother. Funeral set for 3 30 Tuesday at the family home in Carmi.
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Carmi
aArthur W. Charles
National Bank of Carmi
Charles
Floyd Thompson
English
White County
Annie Endicott Charles
Sawyerville Man Pleads Guilty to DWI Charge
Ernest Bavin pleads guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated before Justice C A R Benedict on Saturday night. He is fined $100 plus costs. State Patrolman Dankenbrink of Fast St. Louis arrested him.
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Ernest Bavin
Sawyerville
Justice of the Peace
A Private Bar Tap Caveat Hits Chicago Loop
Police report a novel five gallon beer delivery system in Chicago. A vacuum cooled five gallon beer can paired with a bicycle pump allows customers to draw fresh beer from their own setup anytime. Cans sold for about 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Youths arrest reveals robbery three months ago
Madison County authorities disclosed a St Louis arrest tied to a Route 11 holdup on April 5. Raymond Montgomery, 20, in St Louis, confessed to the robbery claiming Miller was held at gunpoint and the car stolen with about $4. Police report Montgomery faces first degree robbery burglary and larceny charges. State's Attorney Bohm seeks Montgomery's transfer for trial. Formal steps were taken to return Thomas Pohl alias Murphy from St Louis for murder charges tied to the Bryce Bolin case at Shady Rose Inn on Long Lake.
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A. C. Bohm
Joseph A. Gerk
St. Louis
Raymond Montgomery
Montgomery
Chicago
East Dubuque
Bohm
Leonard E. Miller
Glen Side
Miller
battit
Gerk
Muler
Madison County
Thomas Pohl
Murphy
Pohl
Bryce Bolin
Shady Rose Inn
Long Lake
Sherif Harry Odum
Madison
Springfield
L. L. Emmerson
Caufield
Missouri
Bank Janitor Held for Murder in Venice Case
L. D Walker a 22 year old Negro janitor for the First National Bank at Madison is jailed in Madison County on murder charges. He is alleged to have killed Mary Dennis at a North Venice dance three weeks ago after she died at St Mary’s Hospital. An inquest recommended a grand jury investigation.
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L. D Walker
First National Bank
Madison
Madison County
Mary Dennis
Venice
St. Mary's Hospital
East St. Louis
Walker
Russell Morris
Granite City
John Bohliver
Morris
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