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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

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Progress Association Debates Bridges Greenhouse and Traffic

The Association of Commerce held a Monday meeting at the Library with discussions on holiday sales plans, a possible new river bridge, greenhouse location for Spring Valley, and traffic issues at Greenwood and Dakota streets. A state engineer estimate and further investigations were ordered for several projects.

Association of Commerce Spring Valley Greenwood Dakota Streets la Salle

Wedding at Jewish Synagogue Unites Nettie Berliner and George Buckman

Miss Nettie Berliner of Spring Valley wed George Buckman of Chicago at the Jewish synagogue with Reverend Sacks officiating. Attendants included Jake Sacks and Nettie Marcus, both of Chicago, and Ben Exman and Tillie Sacks of Spring Valley. A reception followed at the Berliner home on East Esota Street. the couple will reside in Chicago where the groom drives a Yellow Cab. Additional out of town guests came from Princeton Granville Chicago De Pue and Ottawa.

Nettie Berliner Spring Valley George Buckman Chicago Sacks Ralph Berliner East Ésota Street H. Buckman Abe Nathan Philip Schwartz Princeton Gordon Granville Schwartz Nettie Marcus Jake Sacks Ginsberg Sara Ginsberg Ben Berk M. Buckman Genevieve Carrie Byrne Peru Max Dobovsky de Pue Jake Kovalsky Ottawa

Knights of Pythias district convention at Oglesby

About fifteen members attended the Knights of Pythias district convention in Oglesby on Monday. They heard a splendid address from the blind chaplain and enjoyed a bountiful reception. La Salle was chosen as the next meeting place.

Knights of Pythias Oglesby la Salle

Legion Dedicates Flag And Post Banner At Armistice Night

Dominic Oberto Post 182 of Spring Valley held a patriotic ceremony at the Valley Theatre dedicating its post flag and banner. The event featured the film Havoc and a solemn program with bugle calls, color guard, and a tribute by Post Commander James Doyle to the flag. taps closed the observance honoring fallen service members.

Valley Theatre Dominic Oberto American Legion of Spring Valley James Doyle

Town Guards Sworn In On Wednesday

Bureau County banks sponsor a county wide guard system with special deputy sheriffs armed for quick response to bank holdups. Guards from Spring Valley and Ladd banks named. others will join as the program expands. Target practice will be conducted to improve gun handling.

Bureau County Bureau County Bankers Association Princeton L. H. Luther Peter Hollerich Spring Valley City Bank Anton Ponsetti George Condie Sr Max Nestler W. J. Flannery Cammille Sebastian John Cahill Roy Conway Ladd Bank John Bernardi Burl George Donald Cahill E. G. Sabbatini Jobbi Mini

Infant John Carl Ulrich Dies in Spring Valley

Four day old infant son of Mr and Mrs John Ulrich of Spring Valley died Monday night at St Margaret s hospital. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon from the Wegmann home in Peru to Immaculate Conception church then to St Joseph s cemetery.

John Carl Ulrich John Ulrich Spring Valley Otilda Wegmann Peru St. Margaret’s Hospital William Wegmann Eighth Street Immaculate Conception Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Purchases Meat Market by Frank Blatnick

Frank Blatnick, former Spring Valley resident, has purchased the City Meat Market from Thomas Muir and will take charge Monday. He comes from the Amster market in Peru and will run a cash market with groceries and provisions. Muir retires after 27 years in business due to ill health.

Frank Blatnick Spring Valley Thomas Muir Blatnick Amster Peru Muir

Liquor Found In Home Of Bureau Man

William Williams a Bureau Junction express messenger is jailed on liquor transport charges after a pint of whiskey was found on him. A search of his locked room uncovered bottles believed smuggled from Canada, plus alcohol, shirts, silk hose, coats, guns, and revolvers. Authorities review Williams car shipments to identify possible consignments to patrons of the express company. Williams remains in county jail awaiting a hearing.

Bureau Junction William Williams Railroad Express Bureau Village Williams Canada Express Company

Autos Crash On Spaulding Street

At 2:30 pm Sunday an Essex coach driven by Mrs Ed Fehr collided with a Buick touring car driven by Raymond Ernat on Spaulding Street near Devlin. The Essex was disabled and Mrs David Dilts was cut by glass. Ernat left the scene after officers recorded his details.

Essex Ed. Fehr Raymond Ernat David Dilts Spaulding Street

Four Applicants Nominated For Spring Valley Postmaster

Four candidates compete for Spring Valley postmaster position with W. H. Burnell and three others Anton Faletti Adolph J. Butternack and John Haughanout all active in the race A final selection will come from the top three by business ability Cong Hull plans to recommend a Spring Valley postmaster appointment upon his return to the area.

Spring Valley W. H. Burnell Anton Faletti Adolph J. Butterneck John Haughanout Cong. Hull New York South America Peoria

Hall Eleven Set for Illinois Valley Title Tilt

Before the Hall La Salle clash at Spring Valley both teams sit tied for the Illinois Valley title. Hall features a tough line and disciplined play while La Salle relies on a strong passing attack and goal to outpunt Carpy and resist Bruce Wilson. Big Boy Lynn and Pini are sidelined, hurting the forward wall.

Illinois Valley Hall-La Salle Spring Valley la Salle Hall Stagg Purdue Fellows Dale Pozzi LaSalle Princeton Lynn Pini

No Title Provided Craving Action Amid Star Absences

The squad remains in peak shape and eager for extensive play despite two star players missing. They will compensate with high energy and determined effort to fill the void.

Brewery Sold Saturday After Raid Near Ladd

United States Marshal Ted Selmin oversaw a public sale of a brewery near Ladd. The cooling plant and ammonia equipment led bidding, fetching $700, part of a $2500 total. Vats malt and hops were destroyed. court approval is required before bidders take possession.

Ladd United States Ted Selmin

Mrs Machek Announces Theater Sales to Capitol Exchange

Mrs Vincent Machek of De Pue offers the Liberty Theatre in Spring Valley and the Liberty Theatre in De Pue to Capitol Theatre Exchange of Chicago. The deal, not yet closed, is expected to finalize next week with possession on November 21 as the exchange expands its statewide theater control.

Vincent Machek de Pue Liberty Theatre Spring Valley Capitol Theatre Exchange of Chicago

Hatcher Sues Hull For 50000 Damages In Campaign Echo

In Pekin circuit court congressman William E. Hull seeks to recover 50000 from challenger Charles C. Hatcher and Pe kin attorney James T. Conaghan. The suit stems from the 1924 race when a ticket endorsed Hatcher allegedly circulated by a K K K committee is cited. Hull is back from the Pan American road congress trip.

William E. Hull Peoria Charles C. Hatcher Pekin James T. Conaghan Hull W. J. Reardon Tazewell County Henry George J. Bergstede Magnolia A. B. Dow Wilburn Good Government League Hatcher Harry 8. Miller South America

Bureau County Cases Settled

The jury was dismissed until Thursday morning as Adam Ampusitis of Cherry faced a failure to support charge. A likely agreement was expected. Several others from De Pue Cherry Dalzell and Spring Valley paid fines and costs ranging from 400 to 800 dollars.

Adam Ampusitis Cherry Ampusitis Mike Serbian de Pue Albert Tonelli Pola Castilli Dalzell Angelo Balestri Frank Boetto Spring Valley

Cats Spill Decatur in Great Game at Hicks Park

The Spring Valley Wildcats defeated Decatur Bull Dogs 3-0 in a hard fought gridiron battle on Wednesday. Red Ryczek sprinted 65 yards and Danny McDonald kicked a 30 yard drop goal for the decisive score as Valley capitalized on strong defense and key interceptions.

Decatur Bull Dogs Benld Springfield Pana Spring Valley Wild Cats Decatur Danny McDonald Ryczek Cats Beard J. C. Robb Princeton Danny Coveny Walker Baima Chandellier South State Canines Wheaton McDonald Downstaters Oval Krueger Perino Red the Oval South Side Down State Decature Wild Cat Cork Lolli Tovey Hicks Park Illinois

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ES River Bridge Commerce K. OF P. Convention Legion Bureau Railroad Express Messenger WM. E. Hull
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