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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
12
Pasquale opened a general grocery this week in the former John Rolando building on West St Paul Street. He offers a complete line of groceries and specializes in imported and domestic Italian foods, inviting the patronage of friends.
Steele & Kenney, hardware and furniture, has moved two doors west to a newly acquired double building, formerly Italian bakery and Swanson & Balestri garage. The interior was renovated with new floors and displays, increasing stock capacity and inviting a public review of the expanded furniture lines.
No midweek gathering due to Thanksgiving. A men sponsored meeting is planned for Thursday December 8 to prepare for the annual canvass. The 11 a.m. worship on Sunday November 29 will feature the sermon The Tarsian No Mean Citizen with Bible School at 10 a.m.
The Dalzell Stars defeated Mark 6 to 1 on their home field as the Stars controlled the match with brisk attacks and solid defense. Thanksgiving features Joliet Three Points visit Dalzell, followed by a clash with Marseilles A. C. in La Salle County as the football season ends.
John Dwyer 84 long time Westfield township resident died at his home near Arlington Friday night after two weeks of illness. He was a well known farmer. Survived by widow and eight children: John Jr William Molly George Elizabeth Dennis Dwyer Frank Coleman of North La Salle and Catherine Guilfoyle Arlington. Funeral held at 9 am Monday from the residence to St Patrick's church Arlington with burial in the church cemetery.
The Spring Wild Cats suffered a 7 to 3 defeat at Clinton Iowa as star back Belding powered the American Legion team. Anderson opened scoring for the Cats with a drop kick after a blocked punt. Clinton answered in the second quarter on an 18 yard pass and plunge. The Cats defense held in the final period as Clinton secured the win.
Peter Bertolino of La Salle was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Eldredge to pay his wife Anna Bertolino $50 monthly alimony as their divorce case proceeds. The suit alleges extreme cruelty and prior arrest for wife and child abandonment after he left the home. Anna denies the charges and says he deserted her.
Robert Hosier, a former Spring Valley resident now running a Berkeley California garage, may keep a private museum there. Berkeley police found four live rattlesnakes along with skins of an alligator sea constrictor and two smaller snakes. Parents complained that the snakes posed a risk to children, though Hosier claimed fangs had been removed and that the exhibit has educational value.
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