Farmers Own Cars on Farms and Small Towns
Farmers own cars of all motor vehicles registered forty one percent are on farms and in towns under two thousand five hundred population.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1941
Page
6
Farmers own cars of all motor vehicles registered forty one percent are on farms and in towns under two thousand five hundred population.
O D Brissen den reports more than 3200 farmers joined in ten weeks of 1941 doubling progress toward the state quota. The 3256 new members amount to 51 percent of the 1941 goal, lifting total Farm Bureau membership to 73066 with eight counties already at quota including McDuPage Henderson Platt Pulaski Alexander Warren Wayne White Whiteside.
The Joliet Township Democratic women will host an open tea next Sunday afternoon at 730 o'clock in the Elks ballroom. Speakers include attorneys Martin Miller and Thomas Donovan Jr and Mrs. Martin Schuster. Mrs. Dominic Romano leads entertainment. committee chairs are Mrs. Raymond Herbert with co-chairs Mrs. Anton Nemanich and Mrs. Richard Boylan.
Brissenden warns farmers to unite to influence legislation as many measures push by organized groups. He recalls World War I lessons and says farmers must protect agriculture’s interests in state and national laws for the nation’s balance and their own protection.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Disabled American Veterans sponsors a card and banco party tomorrow night at 8 in its clubrooms 246 E Washington Street. Mrs. William Harms is chairman.
The Chi-rho fraternity at the YMCA will host an informal Equinox Dance Saturday night in the Y gym from 9 to 12. Loyd Berlin is president, Robert Schick vice-president, Jacek Scheville general chair, with LeRoy Mercier on decorations and Stanley Johnson on publicity. The public is invited.
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