Illinois Veterans to Get Care In Civilian Hospitals
Veterans with service connected injuries can obtain hospitalization in participating civilian hospitals in Illinois under a new contract approved with the Veterans Administration and Blue Cross. Eligible veterans receive an admission permit to present at a hospital near home, with standard VA coverage for all regular hospital services. Illinois is the sixth state to implement this program, easing access and reducing the need to travel to federal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Administration
Chicago
American College of ‘Surgeons
Edicalee
Autom Esther
Veterans Administration
Min Hoapit
Veterans Acd
Illinois
Blue Cross
Éalbhany
V Administration
Erans Administration
Etrange
Villein
Blue Cross Aids Veterans Administration
B. P. Lichty
C. N Andrews
Blue Cross Plan
Rub tin and iron utensils with unsalted fat
A fragment advises applying unsalted fat to tin and iron utensils to protect them for extended storage. The note emphasizes oiling surfaces to prevent corrosion during long periods of rest.
Renewing Dry Adhesive Tape
Short heating restores adhesive tape that has dried out, making it usable again. Heat briefly to rejuvenate stickiness and functionality.
Miller, 69, Morrision Resident, Dies in Octobers
Charles G. Miller, 69, retired farmer of Morrison, died Oct 2 at 8 36 p m from a heart ailment. He was born Feb 26 1877 in Carroll county and lived in Carroll and Morrison areas 54 years before moving to Whiteside county. He leaves his widow Maria M Hensler two stepchildren George Hensler and Mrs Jack Kelley, and siblings William Frank and Mrs Thomas Flynn. Burial followed at Morrison Methodist church with services at his home and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Miller
Morrison
William Miller
Chadwick
Morrison Methodist Church
W. R. Wilson
Menonite
Mr. Miller
Nicholas
Maria Miller
Carroll County
Whiteside County
Sterling
Maria M. Hensler
Jack Kelley
Forest Grove
Ore
George Hensler
Aledo
William
Frank
Milledgeville
Thomas Flynn
Garden City
Grade News Highlights From Local School Activities
Miss Gladys Cooper attends a Thursday meeting at English Lutheran church as a teacher delegate. Grade team beat Mt. Carroll 5 to 4 and head to Thomson Thursday. TB tests for 7th and 8th graders Oct 16 at 10 30 a m. No school Oct 17 18 due to Mt Carroll and Rockford meetings. Students report on Chicago trip with Marshall Field and other city sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Cooper
Freeport
Mt. Carroll
Thomson
Milledgeville
Carroll County
H. S. Bldg
Rockford
Chicago Field Trip Highlights The Observatory and Museum Visit
Students describe a Chicago field trip with visits to the Board of Trade Building Observatory, Soldier Field, and the Planetarium. They detail elevator rides to the 41st and 44th floors, city views, and a 80 cent observatory admission. The Historical Museum and a mosaic ceiling are also noted with impressions of animals and artifacts.
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Observatory
Board of Trade
Chicago
Soldiers Field
Palmolive — Building
Lake Michigan
Navy Pier
Art Institute
Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Planetarium
David Murray
City
Hotel Stevens
The
Aquarium
Chicago River
Museum
Marhall Fields
Palmolive
DeMets Candy Shop
John Murray
Chicago Field Museum Visit Captivates with Ancient Artifacts
A trip to the Fields Museum of Natural History highlights its Greek style marble exterior near Lake Michigan. Visitors view enormous preserved elephants, cave-age relics, early medicine displays, and souvenirs before touring Babylonian and Syrians pottery and South American life exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fields Museum of Natural History
Lake Michigan
Miss Cooper
Asia
South America
Thomson Briefs Rock Falls Guests and Neb Trip
Thomson briefs include visits by Donnell Tousley Mise Desmond to Cecil Tousley and Elsie Tousley. Milledgeville residents visited Jane Lamb hospital in Clinton with Mrs. Gilbert Holland and infant. Lawrence Halfman returned from a cattle buying trip to Burwell Nebraska with Howard Baker and Bob Stoner of Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell Tousley
Mise June Desmond
Rock Falls
Cecil, Lloyd
Elsie Tousley
Frank Miller
Robert Thorngren
George Lang
Milledgeville
Gilbert Holland
Son
Jane Lamb Hospital
Clinton
Lawrence Halfman
Burwell
Neb
Howard Baker
Bob Stoner
Chadwick
John Halfman
Hobart Holland
Fred Hook and
Eric Marske
Hook
Marske
Glen Kauffman
Stanley
Vern Kauffman
Argo-Fa
Exhibit excursion through distant lands captivates visitors
Charlene Larson of seventh grade recalls a museum display showcasing native clothing, pottery, tools, and animal life from continents. The section on Eskimos features their gear and homes, while a vast diorama of giraffes, hippos, zebras, and deer astonishes viewers, described as very beautiful and worthy of a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Museum
Esther Bielema
North
Charlene Larson
Daffynitions Playful Glosses on Everyday Roles
A humorous list redefining common terms such as adolescent, guitar player, darkroom, fireman, newsprint and tip. It humorously notes youths in their early nineteens, musicians with easy pickings, a darkroom as a place for developing people with negative personalities, a fireman fixated on the hose, newsprint as a paper that is neither news nor print, and tips as wages paid to others.
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Illinois Northwestern Telephone CO
Savanna, Ill
Philco
Crea
al Faber
Fulton
Chas. Miller
Mise Cooper
Yvonne North
Marshall Fields
Toy Department
Ralph Huggins
New Yok City
Eugene Robertson
Union, Nid
Detroit
Edgar Allan Poe
the Circus
DAR
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Washington, D.C
Benjamin Harrison
White House
Josh BU Lines
Point
Parenage A
Lewis Motor Company
Thomson Briefs
Daffynitions
Kodak
Sth Ave
Clinton, la
J. M. Fay & Son
Fulton, Illinois
Stokers
Smaltz Bros
Ill
Starting Service CO
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