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Newspaper

Manito Community Express

Location

Manito, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1949

Page

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Local Home Bureau Unit Elects New Officers

The Manita Home Bureau held its Thursday meeting with Mrs. Rae Canopy. Elected for the coming year were Martha Meyer chairwoman Lois DeSutter vice chair Kathryn Marshall publicity Martha Meeker recreation Christine Johnson safety and health Lelia Roush music and Helen Rankin Arletta Hill minor leaders. The major lesson was Salads and the minor lesson Making Corsages was demonstrated by 4-H girls. Forty-five members and guests attended the potluck noon meal.

Manita

Spring Lake Home Bureau to Meet and Honor 4-H Winners

The Spring Lake unit of the Home Bureau will hold its July meeting and 4-H Achievement program Friday evening July 22 at 8 p.m. CST at the Golden school. Members are asked to bring one pound of cookies for lunch.

Spring Lake The Home Bureau Golden School

Forest City Sunday School Activities and Visits

Sunday morning services at Forest City reflect the 1949 50 planning with officers elected by the Young Matrons Serving and Birthday club news. The group hosted a 4 H helper Janet Skinner and Kate Snowden as part of a birthday observance. Members and guests enjoyed corsages and a game of Fifty with three tables. Plans include a Home Bureau picnic at Pekin Park on August 10 and a travel list featuring several local families visiting relatives.

Don Souis Raymond van Rman Fletcher Kenneth Icher Francis Woiwode Ola Bartel Ralph Kreiling Charles Embree Olin Kennedy Ray Langston Marvin Neikirk Bertis Frohling Sages Roy Hibbard Janet Skinner Roy Robbins Virden Bartell Lee Langston John Harrs Henry Wahlfeld al Wilson Russell Rickett Clarence Kreiling William Parr Alvin Pfeiffer John Harms Roy White Percy Kreiling Clarance Kreiling Warren Neikirk Mabel Maxwell James Snowden Mabel Emmons Kathie Snowden Home Bureau Pekin Park

Royal Neighbors Meeting Delights Forest City Members

July meeting at Camp Hall drew 24 members with Oracle Erma Straw bridge and Myrtle Cooper guiding a Radio R N A quiz on Forest City topics. Prizes were awarded, refreshments served by Cooper Corbett and Lempke. Russell Rickett calls Forest City Home Coming organizers to a July 26 Village Hall meeting. Rudolph Wahlfeld began duties as Mason State Park caretaker on July 18, after years at A B C Washing Machine in East Peoria.

Royal Neighbors of America Camp Hall Oracle Erma Strawbridge Myrtle Cooper Myrtle Forest City Myrtle Coopr Mabel Corbett Louis Lempke Russell Rickett Village Hall Rudolph Wahlfeld Mason State Park Wahlfeld A. B. C. Washing Machine Co East Peoria

Forest City Home Bureau July Meeting At Baptist Church

The Forest City Home Bureau held its July meeting on Wednesday July 13 at the Baptist church dining hall. Co hosts were Mrs Clar ence Kreiling and Mrs Roy White. A covered dish luncheon followed. The session began at 1 30 with Mrs John Harms presiding. Secretary report by Mrs Henry Wahlfeld and recreation led by Mrs Clarence Kreiling. New Home advisor Miss Wanda Sward demonstrated salads to fit the meal and arranged several salad displays. The Minor lesson covered Making Cor

Forest City Home Bureau Baptist Church Clarence Kreiling Roy White John Harms Henry Wahlfeld Wanda Sward

Social notes from Mani to Pekin area residents

A long list of local visits and travels highlights weekend and weekday activity. Families including Holton Reynolds and Risen, Neikirk Seelye, Strawbridge and Squire guests, with trips to Green Valley Chanute Hanna City Pekin Manito and Urbana, plus school year plans for Ruth and Daryle.

Youthful Skating Pair Wins Juvenile Dance at Nationals

Franklin Talbott and Arleta Ingle, both 10, of Peoria, claimed first in Juvenile Dance at the National Roller Skating Meet in Washington D C with entrants from the United States and Canada. Talbott also placed third in Free Style. Mrs Talbott and the mother drove the team to Washington.

Washington Franklin Talbott Richard Talbott Farmington Road Peoria Manilo Arleta Ingle Washington, D. C United States Canada

Mrs Natalie Palmer 97 Dies in Manito Area

Natalie Mea DeSutter Palmer, a pioneer Mason County resident, dies at 3 a.m. July 18 1949 in Manito at her son Frank Palmers home just after celebrating her 97th birthday. Born July 10 1852 in De Haag Holland she married Engle Bertus Palmer in 1884 and immigrated to America in 1888. Funeral services were held at the Johnson Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception church with burial in St Frederick's cemetery. Pallbearers listed include DeSutter relatives of Manito.

Natalie Mea Palmer Mason County Frank Palmer Natalie Mea DeSutter Dea Holland Ludovic Maria DeKierdt DeSutter Engle Bertus Palmer Ardenberg America Manito Mr. Palmer St. Frederick’s Engle Ben Palmer Funeral Immaculate Conception Church J. J. Griffin St. Frederick’s Cemetery Pall Roy Dixon, Pekin Peoria Ella Skaggs Spring Lake Letha Robbins Manteno Illinois Mabel van Buskirk Mason City Richard Dwyer Kennewick Washington Morris Dwyer Sgt Edward Dwyer Marines North Carolina Lyle Lowry Nellie Gumbel Canton Maude Lowe Davenport Iowa Mayme Seelye Iva Clark James Seelye J. T. Huffman Glen Tackman Glenn Smith Earl Lowry Roy Lowry

Shower honors Mrs. Burton Guengerich in Pekin home

Mrs Ivan Mason and Mrs Joseph Willock hosted a shower for Mrs Burton Guengerich at Mrs Willocks home Sunday afternoon. Fifty was played with prizes to Miss Dolores Fingard and several others. Lunch followed for a wide circle of guests including Mrs Harold Gilmore and Danny and Darlene Mason. Supper guests visited Pekin while in town calling on Mrs Mary Vice at Pekin hospital.

Ira Giebert Goodfield Roy Robbins James Snowden Bernice Rabe Peoria Robbins Hugh Eyman Jean Marjorie Robert McFarland Springfield Harry Eyman Harry Pillsbury Flour Mills William Dawson Harry Embrees Dawson Kenneth Finley Covington Charles Finley Elizabeth Pope Hattie Kennedy Janet Lempke Camp Seager Naperville Janet Donna May Woberts Washington Louis Lempke Harold Eberts Eberts Lempkes Robert Donna Mae Ebert Russell Rickett Wayne Armbrust Lawrence Rolves Rickett Grain and Feed Co Kewanee Thomas Strawbridge George Squire Green Valley Tom Charlton Jim Lyons St. Louis Mich Carl Anderson Lester Warner Charles Warner Robert Page Galion Eugene Buck Sherry Beale Forest City Joy Risen Glenna Mae Smith San Jose Chas. Meyer Kenneth Smith Glenn Smith Metamora Susan Gangloss John Squire Mason City John Bender Theodore Bender Ernest Beebe Lydia W Bernshausen Harold Bernshausen Lester Bernshausen Bernshausen Pekin Park Harold Thompson Rebecca Jane George Bilyeu D.J. Powell Ralph Ethell Sam Hyde Nora Ryan Sophia Himmel Topeka Virgil Himmel Kenny Ginny Sue Himmel Havana A.F. Clark Richard Todd Beardstown James Crafton C. J. DeSutter Louise Heckman Etta Cox Pekin Ada Wilson E. Alton David Cooper Robert Cooper Ernest Cooper Jessie Spaits Chancey Tisdale Joann Thomas Edinburg J. H. Wells Nelson Warner Chas. Warner Frank Cranwill John Talbott S. Pekin Richard Talbott Daryle ‘Hlussey Guy Wallinger Daryles Worthington Minn Ruth Daryle Great ‘Lakes Nathan Goodin Racine Wisc Amos Thompson Burton Guengerich Harold Gilmore Ollie Hammer Richard Hammer James Lyons Ernest Marshall Ivan Mason Joseph Willock Guengerich Ralph Guengerich Danny and Darlene Jody Mason Mary Vice Pekin Hospital

Maas Family Dinner in Lexington

Mr and Mrs Roland Maas and family of Lexington shared a dinner with Russell Maas.

Roland Maas Lexington Russell Maas

Former Hillsboro News Employee Harold Whitehead Dies

Harold Richard Whitehead, 44, longtime Manito and Hillsboro News employee, died at Hillsboro Hospital after a heart illness that included multiple seizures in late June. He left a wife Ada Isabel Hill and two children, Phyllis and Richard. Burial was in Manito after services led by Rev. W.H. Johnson.

Harold R. Whitehead Manita Hillsboro Hospital Whitehead Hillsboro Bass Funeral Home W.H. Johnson Nel (Widdersheim) Whitehead Decatur Champaign Whitey Monticello Marshall Marshall High School Rockford Consolidated Manito Springfield Montgomery News Typographical Department Harold Richard Whitehead Ada Isabel Hill Park Ridge Phyllis Richard Mary Louise Chicago Helen Yelton St. Louis

Manito Edges Hanna City 5 4 to End Losing Streak

In an Illinois State League game at Hanna City Manito defeated Hanna City 5 to 4 to snap a four game skid. Oltman led Manito with three hits including a triple as the decisive run came in the seventh inning. The box score details the rebound effort for Manito.

Manito Hanna City Oltman

James Whitaker Celebrates Eighty Fifth Birthday

A July 17 pot luck at the Meeker home honored James Whitaker on his eighty fifth birthday. Attendees included James B. Whitaker Floyd Whitaker Barbara John Dwight Leslie Whitaker Lurelle Eloise Carole Gayle Forest City Robert Whitaker Jay Champaign Lloyd Beecer Karen Weldon Carl Leesman James McDonald Janice David Mary Ann Mason City Mary Quick Moses Meeker Kathryn Sam Meeker Paul Clyde Loren Manito Elmer Clinebell Edward Whitaker Camp Lee Va Darlene Dosier Forest City.

Samuel Meeker James Whitaker James B. Whitaker Floyd Whitaker Barbara John Dwight Leslie Whitaker Lurelle Eloise Carole Gayle Forest City Robert Whitaker Jay Champaign Lloyd Beecer Karen Weldon Carl Leesman James McDonald Janice David Mary Ann Mason City Mary Quick Moses Meeker Kathryn Sam Meeker Paul Clyde Loren Manito Eldon Clinebell Edward Whitaker Camp Lee, Va Darlene Dosier

Methodist Church announces Sunday schedule and studies

D J Powell serves as minister with Church School at 9 45 a m Supt F E Bender. Morning Worship at 10 45 a m features a 45 minute summer service and a sermon titled Success and the Commonplace. Mid week prayer and study Wednesday 7 30 p m led by Mrs Powell. pastor away next week.

D. J. Powell Minister Church Bender Powell

Egypt Community Church Sunday Service Notice

July 24, 1949 10 a.m. Sunday School led by Lawrence Whiteford and 11 a.m. Morning Worship led by Pastor Joseph Hobbs. The Communion service will be observed at this time.

Byron Kreiling Lawrence Whiteford Joseph Hobbs

4-H Achievement Day Program Set for July 22

The county 4-H Achievement Program will be held at 9:00 AM Friday July 22 at Easton High School. The Fancy Fixers of Manito will participate in this event.

Easton High School Fancy Fixers Manito

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Local Home Bureau Spring Lake Home Bureau L. A. Wilson Federated Church Entertains Club Florence Holton Mrs Frank Reynolds Danny Woiwode Dewey Risen Paul Neikirk Howard Wells Frank Vaughn Chandlerville Bruce Cole Mae Ellen Terry Kudke Roy Friedrich William Fritz Morton Clarence Farnum Charles Endicott Dianna Tisdale Carolyn Gloria Jean Maas Folbert Maas John Proehl John Fischer Don Kramer L. J. Herm Fairbury Becky Bill Thompson John Thompson Norman O’shea Urbana Young Talbott Mary Margaret Schimmelpfenning Anna Galvin Mrs. Rae Canopy Hopedale Natalie Palmer Frankie DeSutter Nelson DeSutter Charles DeSutter Rudy DeSutter Ernest DeSutter Louie DeSutter Mrs. Burton Guengerich Wayne Reemsnyder Indianapolis Ind Raymond Mason Bloomington Catherine Marshall Mary Kay Express International Typographical Union Hillsboro Moose Lodge Typographical Union Moose Lodge Moose Roy Clarence Dwyer Joseph and Rebecca Preston Dwyer Spring Lake Township Bessie Mae Lowry Dwyer Edward Galvin Charles Vaughn Lawrence Eidman New Salem Bar-Williams Sutton J. Williams Egypt Community Church
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