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Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

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Eight year old girl seriously injured by automobile

Hannah Mae Bevan daughter of Mrs. William Bevan suffered a double skull fracture after being struck by a Dodge sedan driven by Donald Cahill of Ladd on Dakota Street Sunday. She was taken to St Margaret's hospital and, though improving, remains at risk as rain slick pavement hindered the driver from stopping in time.

Hannah Mae Bevan William Bevan Dakota Street Donald Cahill Ladd St. Margaret’s Hospital Te Bevan

Orphan Auto Hauled From Ditch Sunday

Early Sunday a Chrysler sedan went off a embankment west of town. The car, found on its top with four wheels in the air, was towed to the west end garage. It carried a Jordan license plate from Peoria and belonged to Herman Lipkin. The car had been stolen in Peoria, the Jordan plate substituted, and the Bull Dog Insurance Company retrieved it and returned it to Peoria after locating Lipkin.

West End de Filippi and Leimbach Dakota Street Ladd Road Peoria Gner Bull Dog Insurance Company Herman Lipkin Spring Valley

Injured Farmer Undergoes Surgery After Crash Near Princeton

Phillip Hartig, a farmer near Princeton, had a serious operation at Spring Valley hospital after a car accident ten days earlier. He skidded on gravel on the Peru Princeton road near the Neureuther farm, was pinned for 45 minutes, rescued by a passerby, and later treated for a blood clot and a broken bone. He is recovering at home and improving in hospital.

Phillip Hartig Princeton Spring Valley Peru-Princeton Neureuther Farm Fie

Mrs. McCormick Dies in Chicago After Illness

Mrs. Thomas McCormick died suddenly of heart trouble at her Chicago home on Saturday at 7 am. A former Spring Valley resident aged 52, she had been ill two weeks. Surviving are husband and five children Mattie Margaret Catherine Beatrice in Chicago and James in St Paul. Annie died three months ago. Funeral held Monday with interment in Chicago.

Thomas Mc Cormick Spring Valley Chicago Mattie Margaret Catherine Beatrice James St. Paul Annie

Hunters shoot rare blue goose at Princeton Gun Club

R M Hill and Edward Rafter, Spring Valley hunters, shot a rare blue goose at the Princeton Gun Club grounds on Monday. The bird, a young mature five pound specimen with white head and blue feathers, is first seen in the area and is destined for mounting at St Bede College.

R. M. Hill Edward Rafter Spring Valley Princeton

Chink Miller Sentenced to Two Years in Joliet Penitentiary

George Clink Miller a longtime operator of a Spring Valley soft drink parlor and restaurant was found guilty of rape by a Circuit Court jury and sentenced to two years in Joliet. He married Gean Winfield after the verdict and prior to serving his term. Jesse Dade a under fifteen year old lived with Miller and his wife.

George “Clink’ Miller Spring Valley Joliet Fletcher Gean Winfield Miller Jesse Dade State Josef T. Skinner LA. Zearing Winfield

New Pipe Organ Bespread At St Ann’s Spring Valley

October 18 ceremonies at St Ann’s Lithuanian church in Spring Valley marked the blessing of a new pipe organ. High Mass conducted by Rev Rupsis followed by music from Miss Mary Sears and the Sears boys. Prominent Lithuanian residents attended. a choir dinner and afternoon dancing with Evan’s Serenaders capped the event.

St. Ann’s Spring Valley Rupsis Mary Sears Sears la Salle Evan

Examination Called For Postmaster in Spring Valley

The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination to fill the Spring Valley postmaster vacancy. Applicants must be U S citizens, reside within the post office delivery, and meet age and health requirements. The process targets three top eligibles for nomination. Senate confirmation follows. The exam closes November 17. salary is $2500 annually.

Spring Valley United States Civil Service Commission W. H. Burnell United States Civil Service Commission Postmaster- General Senate

Big Charleston Stunt Combination at Liberty Theatre

The Liberty theatre presents a vaudeville and picture program headlined by The Girls From Maxims Josephine and Madelon with Joe Borrel on accordion and Patsy Dart. An 8 piece orchestra under Bill Hicks plays Zez Confrey’s Humoresque. matinee 5c and 10c, night 10c 15c 25c.

Charleston Liberty Theatre Josephine Madelon Maxims Tom Newman la Salle Theatre Tom Joe Borrel Patsy Dart Bill Hicks Zez Confrey

New Radio Shop Opens in Town on Spaulding and Devlin

A new radio establishment, Winfield Radio and Electrical Supply Company, opens at the corner of Spaulding and Devlin streets. The shop offers a full line of radio materials and sets and can repair all styles and models. Spring Valley welcomes the business and wishes it success.

Spaulding and Devlin Streets Winfield Radio and Electrical Supply Company Spring Valley

Mossman Flies to Hunt with Father-in-Law

Russell C. Mossman flew from Chicago to hunt with his father in law R. M. Hill. They bagged the limit at the Princeton Gun Club grounds and landed at Hamer field north of Spring Valley. He then flew to Davenport Iowa before returning to Chicago.

Russell .C. Mossman Chicago R. M. Hill Princeton Gun Club Mr. Mossman Hamer Field Spring Valley Davenport Iowa

Hall High Shows Strong Progress In Active Year

Hall High School maintains rising performance as the year advances. Student leadership lines up officers across Senior to Freshman classes and clubs show strong activity in Home Economics Industrial Arts Science Drama and Music. Upcoming plays Miss Daultons Orchids and His Model Wife promise to entertain, while report cards confirm the high standard of scholarship at the township high school.

Township Educational Institution Varous Merle Houghanout Joe Doyle John Condie Minnie Fenoglio Louis Ruppert Elvio Pozzi John Kalman Ariel Mattioda Sadie Steffen Margaret Salmon Harold Savio John Mazaika Margaret Camarro Cecilia Tarro Hazel Grivetti J. P. Coveny Gerald Kinkin Thomas Ingram Dan Burnell Maryion Weatherall Anna Hanney Trev Cis Dwyer Anna Lapinski Glenn Gross Dramatic Club Miss Daulton Marguerite Noles Beatrix DeFilippi Ira Lunn James Johnston Doris Schurtz Cecelia Tarro Esther Gross Amelia Barrowman Ida Mammer Hall Township High School

De Pue Zinc Plant Worker Severely Injured

Lucian Urbanski, 20, a Mineral Point Zinc plant employee at DePue, was crushed between railroad cars in the plant's switching yard. He was taken to St. Margaret's hospital in Spring Valley with a crushed abdomen and a masked right-hand finger. doctors expect an early recovery.

Lucian Urbanski Mineral Point DePue St. Margaret’s Hospital Spring Valley Urbanski

Dakota Street Building Changes Hands in Spring Valley

The Swanson garage and Italian Bakery building on Dakota Street sold Tuesday night, moving from H. Welner to John Steele of Steele and Kenney hardware. The unoccupied structure requires repairs before use as a busi ness house and furniture showroom. Weather and winter may delay work until spring, but renovation aims to improve Spring Valley’s Uptown district.

Swanson Garage Dakota Street H. Welner John Steele Steele and Kenney Hardware Store

Divorce Granted for Desertion in Spring Valley

Maldo Rachetto of Spring Valley was granted a divorce from Lucy Galletti by Judge Davis in circuit court last week. They wed in January 1919. she deserted him in July 1923 with their only child. Under a new agreement the father will pay $10 monthly for child support, with custody to the mother.

Maldo Rachetto Spring Valley Davis Rachetto Lucy Galletti

Valley Booth Makes Hit at Exposition

The Spring Valley booth at the Illinois Products Exposition in Chicago drew many visitors under Mrs. Gross. Displayed were trunks, automotive razors, aprons, overalls, cigars, garters, and hunting supplies all made in Spring Valley. Illinois Chamber of Commerce officials praised the literature, and the president pledged support while the secretary planned a future visit. The booth's cost and a full page ad were viewed as sound investments for broad town-wide benefits.

Spring Valley Chicago Gross Illinois Chamber of Commerce Spring Valley Association of Commerce Exposition Journal American Legion United States Army Legion Dominic Oberta Post Valley Theatre The

Halloween Social at M. E. Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church hosts a Halloween Social on Friday evening October 20 at the church. A night of stunts games and entertainment is planned with lunch featuring waffles and pumpkin pie for attendees.

Ladies Aid Society M. E. Church

Emma Sourbeer Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Desertion

Emma Sourbeer files for divorce in circuit court before Judge Davis. The action rests on desertion rather than Prohibition related charges.

Emma Sourbeer Davis Circuit Court

River Bridge Again Open to Traffic

Repairs on the Spring Valley river bridge were finished by late Saturday afternoon and the span opened to traffic. The bridge was closed Wednesday when most stringers were broken. New stringers were installed and the load limit of five tons will be strictly enforced with swift arrests for violators.

Spring Valley River Bridge Spring Valley

Castagnari Store at Ladd Destroyed by Fire

Fire damaged the Castagnari grocery at Ladd causing about 3000 dollars in stock loss. Fire started in the building basement, possibly from faulty wiring, and spread to upper floors before four hours of effort by the department. The blaze was confined to the store walls, with the stock largely a total loss and partly insured. Building owned by Henry Hoerner of Peru.

Anton Castagnari Ladd Gus Steffen Castagnari Henry Hoerner Peru

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