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form-d., Ha-Mar-Sun-brockdurn-Mar-is be-otherAlva delen flelen .1 of't on 'eek’s vhich ching n.gham ng to Mrs. e she maked son rthur and Rae, it* atson Mrs. Sun-Grif-, Sr., ftome. have birth •hultz been •hultz irgan. r and r, of th re-will Mrs.I thisled a Mrs.lochle arded i Mei. 8 hos-iplete Iroom ill by ’clock Sun-r’honef, of I fur-They louse, g her r Raise rved. Mrs. Bernard Sack will entertain in two weeks.Rebekahs Plan Six O’clock SupperMoss Rose Rebekah lodge at its regular meeting Tuesday evening made plans for a fi o’clock supper in Tor-ri’s hall at the next regular meeting, September 15. Each member will be expected to provide some feature for the program which will follow. Starting October 1, lunch for the regular lt;sions will be served in the hall. Pinochle was enjoyed during the social hour with the prize going to Mrs. Ida Devert.Nickeloid Has 67 In Armed ForcesSixty-seven employes of the American Nickeloid Co., Peru, are serving in the nation’s armed forces. These men are stationed all over the world, from New Caledonia to Iceland, and from Panama to Alaska. For an industry of this size the record is considered outstanding, and employers and fellow employes are proud of it. It was also pointed out that the American flag has been fllown from the plant every day for two years.Plan Observance of Jewish New YearPlans will be made within the next week for the observance of the' high holiday, the Jewish New Year, which will be Saturday and Sunday, September 12 and 13, at the local Temple. The Rabbi will lead in the plans for the holiday which will start at sundown Friday, September 11.The outstanding day of the Jewish year will be observed September 21, this day being Yom Kipor and is the observance of the Day of Atonement.Auto Strikes White City BridgeA car driven by Raymond McEwan of De Pue, in some manner struck and broke the east railing of the White City bridge. The accident happened between 10:30 and 11 p. m. Friday. The wheel of the car passed through the bridge and it was necessary to raise the car before it could be removed and traffic resumed. The accident was investigated by George Bryant, night police officer, and Saturday by Herman Bansch. No charges were preferred.picture industry ior uieir enierptims in aiding the Treasury department in its venture to raise $1,000,000,00 in September.Mr. Chiaventone then solicited the investment in Bonds and Stamps to the patrons in the audience. The total sales in 10 minutes mounted to over $300 purchased in bonds and stamps. The management of the Valley Theatre offers a month’s pass to every purchaser of a Bond in September The Bonds and Stamps will be on sale every day and night at the theatre. “We all can’t go, but we all can help.”The program closed with the bugler sounding “taps”.Shower For Mrs. Marchesi at DalzeilA miscellaneous shower was given Saturday evening at the Dalzeil gym honoring Mrs. Louis Marchesi, nee Irene Ber^onia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bergonia.A three course dinner was served from a long table centered with a large white cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom and a large bouquet of red American Beauty roses. Pink and white favors were used and also served as place cards. The gym was beautifully decorated with pink and white streamers.Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Delmo Marchesi, Mrs, Joseph Marchesi, Standard, Mrs. Ruby Or-landi, Dalzeil, and Mrs. Viol aO’Kier, Cedar Point.The evening was spent playinggames with prizes being won by: pinochle, Mrs. Nora Scoma; specialprize, Rose Glover; “500” rhummy,Mrs. Louise Riva; bunco, MarianGualandri; “Briscola”, Mrs. Victor Ceresa.Out-of-town guests were Dolores Ambrose, Spring Valley; Mrs. Viola landi, Dalzeil, and Mrs. Viola O’Kier, I ohetto, Spring Valley; Nellie Vitale, La Salle; Mrs. Joseph Marchesi and children, Jerry and Janice, Miss Dorothy Merli and Mrs. Delmo Marchesi, Standard.Streator, attended the funeral atCatlin Monday.Truck and Auto Collide in La SalleAn auto driven by Mrs. Frank As-salley, La Salle, was damaged when a small delivery truck operated by Louis Groleau, La Salle, collided with it at 2:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon. Police said the truck was westbound on Thirteenth street and the passenger car northbound on Illinois street. The front end of the truck was damaged, a front tire blown out, while the right rear fender on the auto was damaged.Step Out in Front...in Shoes designed to give extra comfort and extra good looks.AI1 types of Ladies’ Shoes from dressy pumps and sandals to low heeled sport oxfords. All sizes, colors and widths.In Men’s Dress Shoes you’ll praise the Peters Shoes for the matchless comfort they give and their neat appearance.Our Men’s Work Shoes are great favorites because they’re rugged, keep their shape and give miles of wear.If you want Boots we have plenty of them, both knee andhip.LADD SHOE STOREJOBBI MINI—LADD, ILL.100,000PRESCRIPTIONSFor more than 50 years wo have boon carefully compounding prescription*. Wo know the people appreciate the accuracy of our service because of the thousand* of satisfied customers. We carefully file away all physician's prescription* and can fill any one of them at any time. You are assured the prescription will be filled promptly and correctly and at a minimum cost if you bring it to the corner Drug Store.THOMPSON’SRexall Drug StoreSpring Valley, 111.lie - Tuesday -11cWednes. - ’JEAN PARKERSPENCER 1RAY MIDDLETON—a*-—in—“Edison Th“THE GIRL—PLUSFrom ALASKA”“CONVCOMING SEPTEMBER 13“KING’S RO
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Ladd Journal
Ladd, Illinois, US
Thu, Sep 03, 1942
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