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16 THE DAILY DISPATCH: TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1950. Moline-East Moline, M. Geneseo-Slierrartl Couple to Marry Doris Swedmah Is Married To Duane Brodd of Andover Mary AnnJFleming Marries Donald Sivanson at Geneseo Year's Search For Forger Ends; Goinj to Prison Wlieel Runs Over Face; Orion Boy Painfully Hurt and her shoulder corsage was of yelllow Mrs. Egert wore a navy blue sheer street-length dress with white accesssories and a corsage of white carnations. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Swanson "attended Geneseo high school. Mr. Swanson served during the war, being in Germany 32 months.

Mr. Swanson is employed as a trucker for Robert Egert The couple will reside in Geneseo. CAMBRIDGE Joseph Lievens of Atkinson, 34, who was indicted Sept. 8, 1949, by tjie grand jury for check forgery, Sunday morning was arrested by Roy Palmer, Henry county sheriff, in East Moline. Officials had been searching for him nearly a year.

Following his arraignment yesterday in Henry county circuit court, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the state penitentiary from one to three years. He will be taken to Joliet tomorrow by Deputy Richard Coulter and Special Deputy Raymond Johnson. Attorney William Kirman, public defender, represented Mr. Lie-vens. Judge A.

J. Scheineman Geneseo Pair Is Wed Today GENESEO Joan Will of Geneseo became the bride of Wayne Erdman of Geneseo this morning at the First Baptist church here. The Rev. Richard Krell, pastor, officiated at the double ring service. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Will, and Mr. Erdman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Erdman, all of Geneseo.

Wallace Yoder sang, accompanied by Mrs. Perry Sand. Phyllis Wildermuth was bridesmaid and Elmer Johnson was best man. Bonnie Talbot, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. Ushering were Floyd Talbot and Robert Klavohn.

The bride wore a street-length light blue flowered dress with white accessories. Her shoulder corsage was of white carnations. The bridesmaid was dressed in a light pink flowered dress with white accessories. She also wore a corsage of white carnations. After the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors.

The couple left on a wedding trip, and upon their return will reside at 620 North College avenue. Mrs. Erdman attended Geneseo high school. The bridegroom attended Geneseo high school and is employed at the International Harvester works, East Moline. KLELLA CARTER, Reporter.

Phone: Geneseo 140. subscriber who does net receive the Dispatch by carrier before p.m. to call the Geneseo office af the Dispatch, A copy will be delivered to him by special No requests for newspapers can be that time. HARRY WOOD, Reporter. Home Phone: Black 85.

Cambridge subscriber who does not receive the Dispatch by carrier before 6:30 is call the Dispatch number. Black 85. will be delivered to him. No requests can be handled after that time. ANDOVER Doris Swedman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Swedman of Wyoming, and Duane Brodd, son of Mrs. Mabel Brodd and the late Dellmore Brodd Sr. of Andover, were married Sunday afternoon in the Zion Lutheran church in Kewanee. The Rev.

Ordell Peterson of Kewanee and the Rev. Everett Bexell performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Keith Peterson of Kewanee played the organ, and Duane Swedman of Kewanee, brother of the bride, sang. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was dressed in a gown worn by her sister, Mrs.

Wilfred Koehler of Kewanee, at her wedding. The white satin gown had an illusion yoke and bertha, and a full skirt ending in a short train. Her finger-tip veil was held by a lace juliet cap. She carried a shower bouquet of cala lilies and stephanotis and wore crystal necklace and ear-rings. Mrs.

Robert Davis of Kewanee, twin sister of the bride and matron of honor, and the flower girl, Mary Koehler, a niece, both in green organdy, and Mrs. Koehler, in yellow organdy, -wore dresses fashioned like the bride's. Their bouquets were yellow and white daisies. Andrew Koehler of Kewanee, a nephew of the bride, and ring bearer, wore a yellow linen suit. Dellmore Brood served his brother as best man, and Everett Brodd of Cambridge, another brother, was groomsman.

A reception for 300 guests was held at the Andover Lutheran home, where the bride is head matron. Carlee Bengtson of Gales-burg and Mrs. Ralph Fagerquist of Chicago cut the cake. Mrs. Orlo Woodcock was hostess.

Mrs. Richard Ericsson and Dorothy Smith of Chicago poured. Mrs. Bertram Hanson of Chicago, Eleanor Isaacson, Zora Miloradich and Darlene Snyder were waitresses and Marjorie Swanson in charge of the guest book. The couple left for a trip through the northwest, including Yellowstone national park.

For traveling the bride wore a sheer multicolored striped cotton dress with natural linen accessories. Her corsage was deep pink roses. Upon their return they will spend six weeks in Macomb, where Mr. Brodd will attend summer school at Western Illinois State Teachers college. Mrs.

Brodd was graduated from the Wethersfield high school and the Augustana nursery, Chicago. During World war 2 she was employed at various day nurseries in Chicago. She has been employed at the Andover Lutheran home for five years. Mr. Brodd was graduated from Cambridge high school and attended Macomb college.

He is a teacher in the Andover grade school. GENESEO Mary Ann Fleming, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fleming, and Donald Swanson, son of Mrs. Laura Swanson, all of Geneseo, were married Sunday afternoon in the parsonage of the First Lutheran church, Geneseo, by the Rev.

G. E. Burton, pastor. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a few relatives and friends. The couple was attended by Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Egert of Geneseo. The bride was attired in a white linen suit with white accessories. Over 100 Call Upon Barretts GENESEO More than 100 friends and relatives called during open house Sunday at the hoAe of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Barrett in observance of their 45th wedding anniversary. Mrs. George Wildemuth and Mrs. George Busenbark, sisters of Mrs. Barrett, presided at the serving table.

Waitresses were Donna Jean and Elaine Specht and Jane Busenbark. Janice Busenbark had charge of the gifts, and Marcia Wildemuth was in charge of the guest book. A potluck supper was served for the relatives. Mrs. George Busenbark, who served as bridesmaid at the wedding 45 years ago, modeled the shoes worn by the bride at her wedding.

Chairmen Named By Moose Women GENESEO Committee chair men have been named for the en suing year by the Women of the Moose. The appointments were made by the senior regent, Mrs. Henry Lor-enz, who was installed last week. -Chairmen are: Mrs. Ernest Po-banz, Mooseheart alumni; Mrs.

T. T. Bartlett, publicity; Mrs. Bernard DeCrane, Mooseheart; Mrs. Ray Tibbits, library; Mrs.

Robert Little, Moosehaven; Mrs. Ray Schefsky, child care; Mrs. M. E. Taylor, ritual; Mrs.

Dee Larimer, social service; Mrs. George Ross, homemak-ing; Mrs. Joseph Edwards, hospital guild; Mrs. Ivan Setterberg, membership, and Mrs. Jay Durack, academy of friendship.

The auditing committee includes Mrs. Alvern Weber, chairman, Mrs. Floyd Atwell and Mrs. Ivar Setterberg. 2 School Buildings Are Sold at Auction GENESEO Trustees of the Phenix and Colona school districts sold the Sharon Center school at public auction to Arvid Lodge for $1,470 and the Dayton school in Colona township to T.

W. Reese for $520. Auctioneers were John DePauw and Jim Gibson. Girls from Geneseo At Naperville Camp GENESEO Girls from the Evangelical United Brethren MRS. Office Any Genesee his copy of is requested 140.

messenger. handled after Norma Sassen Of Osco Will Wed in August NORMA SASSEN OSCO Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sas-sen of Osco announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their only daughter, Norma Aileen, to Lynndon A. Brooks, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Brooks of Berlin, Wis. The marriage will be an event of August 5, in the Osco Community church. The bride-elect was graduated from the University of Wisconsin, and has been teaching the last year at Juneau high school in Milwaukee. She is spending the summer at the home of her parents here.

Her fiance, a graduate of the same school, is manager of the University of Wisconsin's electrical research farm at Madison. He is affiliated with Delta Theta Sigma, Phi Upsilon Omicron and Alpha Zeta fraternities. Alplians at Wedding Of Son in St. Louis ALPHA Robert Jones, who is employed in Chicago, is spending two weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Jones. He flew from Chicago to St. Louis Sunday to attend the wedding of his brother, Jack Jones, then returned here with his parents who also attended the wedding. GENESEO GAMES TONIGHT GENESEO The V. F.

W. soft-ball team will play the Minneap-olis-Moline team at 7:30 tonight on the Geneseo athletic field diamond. The second game will be played by Pfisters of Geneseo and Free-lands of Rock Island. Jack Jones of Alpha To Phyllis Allard in ALPHA Phyllis Alberta Allard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Allard of St. Louis, became the bride of Jack R. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jones of Alpha, in a ceremony Sunday afternoon in the Third Baptist church in St.

Louis. Dr. C. Oscar Johnson performed the double ring ceremony. Palms and baskets of garden flowers formed the setting.

The church or ganist provided a program of organ music while the guests were being seated and accompanied Birdie Hill, soloist. Bridal Gown of White The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a gown of white chiffon over satin fash ioned with a fitted bodice, high neckline, with a yole edged in lace, full-length sleeves coming to a point at the wrist, and a hoop skirt with full train. A coronet of lace held the fin gertip veil in place. She carried a bouquet of white stephanotis centered with an orchid. The brides maids, Velma McCaully and Patricia Klever, wore identical gowns of chartreuse chiffon over taffeta fashioned similar to that of the bride's Mrs.

Nadine Short, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and she. wore a gown of delphinium, blue chiffon over taffeta, fashioned similar to that of the bridesmaids'. She carried a small basket of gar- NEW. WINDSOR MISS GRACE PETERSON, Correspondent NEW WINDSOR Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Nimrick and Dorin Brown visited Sunday at Dixon, with the former's son, Marvin Nimrick. Mrs. Alfred Bodeen was honored by relatives Saturday and Sunday evenings and Mr. and Mrs. Bodeen were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Bodeen ai Woodhull in honor of her birthday anniversary. SWEDONA FRANCIS ANDERSON. Correspondent SWEDONA Milton Lundeen, student pastor at New Windsor, will be speaker Thursday night at the Brotherhood family night Dave and Sam Sandstedt, Iverd Blomberg, Martin Blick, John and Martin Seabloom, Wallace Peterson, George Tomlinson and Mayn-ard Larson are hosts. IvS-iJ ORION Bismark King, 14, is a patient in Moline Public hospital, because of an accident at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Schuessler, southwest of Orion, while helping put up hay. He fell off the back of a load of hay and the rubber tired wheel of the hay rack ran over his face breaking his cheek and jaw bones. His jaw bone was set Wednesday, and he is improving. It is believed that the rubber tire and the soft ground from the recent rains saved his life.

ft Two of Kewanee Districts Revert to Common School CAMBRIDGE Petitions for detachment of common school districts, No. 45 and 48, from the Kewanee community school district yesterday were allowed by Judge Vera Binks in Henry county court at separate hearings. District 45, known as the Enslow school, is located east of Kewanee and District 48, Huntville school, is in the northern part of Kewanee township. This completes these two cases unless appealed to higher court. A large number of persons attended the hearing.

Petitioners were represented by Attorney Fred Brown of Kewanee. Attorney Harper Andrews and Attorney Gregg Young are counsel for the Kewanee community district and objectors. Petitions were entered in county court Nov. 25, 1949, and were amended May 18. Nearly a year ago a proposal to remove Huntville and Enslow districts from Kewanee district was defeated at a special election.

Estate of Galvan Filed for Probate CAMBRIDGE The will of Frederick M. Lindholm of Galva, who died June 16, was filed for probate in Henry county court yesterday. Real estate is valued at $7,000 and personal property at $4,500. According to the will, the widow, Jessie E. Lindholm, of Galva is named heir.

Frank J. Hanlon is named executor of the will dated May 17, 1924. Cambridge Sewer Committee Named CAMBRIDGE W. P. Floyd, mayor, at a meeting of the village board last night appointed a committee of five on special sewage disposal.

Members are Leonard W. Tel-leen, Anson Nash, Albert Larson, H. L. Poppleton and Frank Wilson, including three board members and two non-board members. Appropriation ordinance was adopted.

Henry County Marriage Licenses CAMBRIDGE Marriage licenses have been issued in Henry county clerk's office to John S. Kramer and Sarah E. Follett, both of Kewanee; Mary in Leroy Benson of Aledo and Phyllis Elsie Ristau of New Windsor; Wayne William Erd-man and Joan Lucille Will, both of Edford township. Visit JACK'S DRIVE INN NEW ROOT BEER STAND Featuring Cold Root Beer Hot Dogs Black Cows Peanuts and Popcorn located en Rout 82 1 Block North of Ogden St. GENESEO, ILL.

9 5 vA? MRS. Office and Any his copy of requested to nd a copy for newspapers DELORES CHAFFEE GENESEO Mrs. Ethel Chaffee of Geneseo announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Delores, to Charles Holliday, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holliday of Sherrard.

The wedding has been set for August. Miss Chaffee was graduated from the Geneseo high school this year, and Mr. Holliday was graduated from Sherrard high school in 1945. He is employed at the Birtman Electric company in Rock Island. Fenmar Farms of To State Picnic of ORION Fenton and Zeddie Hardin of Fenmar Farms were hosts for the state picnic of the Duroc Breeders' association Sunday at the Orion park.

One hundred seventy-five members and their families attended. After the picnic dinner contests and games were in charge of Don Clark of Orion. Prizes were won by Dr. Scott of Chicago, Melvin Feik La-Moille; Patricia and Georgia Vance, Carthage; Jerry Gross, Mrs. Earl Young, Gibson City.

Other prizes went to Sherman Vance of Carthage for having the largest family present, Jud Harding of Brimfield for being a Duroc breeder for 41 years, and to Mr. Lewis of Champaign for coming the greatest distance. Souvenirs were given to all by the Hardins. Einer Olsen of Denmark, who came with a breeder from Princeton, was a visitor. He is in the United States on government exchange labor under the Marshall plan.

Breeders present were from Plainfield, Bloomington, Petersburg, Pleasant Plains, Springfield, Jacksonville, Champaign, Peoria, Carthage, LaMoille, Gibson City, Princeton, Spring Valley, Pitts-field, Genoa, Chicago, Galesburg, Altona, Walnut. Entertain Valley 49'ers at Osco OSCO Mr. and Mrs. Myron Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Sassen entertained the Valley 49'ers at a 6:30 picnic supper at the Robinson home west of Osco Sunday evening. Guests were present from Andalusia, Rock Island, Moline, East Moline, Silvis, Colona, Port Byron, Erie and Prophetstown. Kin from New Mexico Honored at Andover ANDOVER Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Vogt and children, Judy, Phyllis, Ellen and Cloyd, of Las Palomas, N.M., were honored at a picnic dinner Sunday by 49 relatives at the Andover lake, park.

The Vogts are visiting her sister, Mrs. Dean Briggs, and family in Orion and her brother, Howard Johnson, and family at Lynn. Mrs. Vogt's grandmother, Mrs. F.

L. Johnson, and aunt, Marjorie Johnson of Chicago, Mr. Vogt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson and daughters, Dorine and Pauline, of Albert City, and others from Cambridge, Wood-hull, Ophiem, Moline, Orion, Lynn and Andover attended.

ORION MRS. LeROY KETTERING, Correspondent ORION Mr. and Mrs. Chester McGraw entertained the club in their home on -Saturday evening. Prize winners were Mrs.

Rolland Carlson, Mrs. Forrest Anderson and Mrs. Forrest Malmen. The July meeting will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest Anderson. Sylvia Hardin entertained a group of girls in her home Saturday afternoon in honor of her 11th birthday anniversary. Those who won prizes were Natalia Swanson, Arline Peterson, Judy Gustafson, Karen Benson. Carlyle Peterson and son, Lane, have left for an extended stay at Crane Lake, where they are working on their lodge, Back of the Moon. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl E. Larson and son, Jimmy, and Mrs. Stella Hendricks, accompanied by Donna DeBleick and Mr. and Mrs.

John DeBleick and two sons of East Moline. spent Sunday at Brookfield Zoo. Harland Cashman and Jerry Johnson left Sunday for Valley Forge, to spend two weeks at the national Boy Scout jamboree. Mr. and Mrs.

Pontua Gustafson and Social News GENESEO Mrs. Bertha Gaum- er has returned from May wood, where she visited her son and daughter-in-law, -Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gaumer, and two children, June and Frank. Mr.

and Mrs. Llewlyn Rieckie and three children of Reddick visited during the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Obrecht. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Cherry of Colona and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chrisop of Geneseo returned Sunday evening after a week's fishing trip at Tomahawk, Wis. 'John M.

Wheaton of Hermosa Beach, left today for his home after visiting during the weekend at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-Broom. He was en route home from Cleveland, where he attended the fraternity congress at A.T.O. Patrolman and Mrs.

John Jensen and two children returned Sunday after a 10-day visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Priebe, at Marquette, Mich. Combs Family Is Taking Trip East GENESEO Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Combs and the former's father, Henry Combs, left Sunday morning for a trip through the eastern states. At Washington, D. they will visit Master Sgt. and Mrs. Dale Cox, and at Ellenville, N.

they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Combs. Evert Wallenf eldt Jr. Receives 2 Awards GENESEO Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Wallenfeldt, of Cambridge have received word that their grandson, Evert Wallenfeldt had received the Forrest Gillett II and Allen J. Shafer Jr memorial awards at the annual awards day held at West High school in Madison, Wis. He is also in the National Honor society. Wallenfeldt, a football end, was named to the all-state squad, was a member of the basketball and track squads and president of the M-club.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Wallenfeldt, the former being a graduate of Geneseo high schooL church who are attending Camp Seager at Naperville this week, sponsored by the organizations of the Geneseo church, are: Donna Obrecht, Marilyn Miller, Joan Pritchard, Beverly Brewer, June Atwood, Linda McBroom and Marilyn Munter. Certified Soy Beans $3.95 Farm Fertilizers, Late Seed Potatoes and 90 to 100 day Field Corn. DDT Spraying Material DDT Corn Borr Bug Killer, $1.80 per gal.

in 30 gal drums 2-4D Weed Killer and 2-4-5-T Brush Killer FEED CO. Phone Moline 1500 pjiil 1.1; IJIJ 1 ill j. J.1.1.) MII.IUU HUJIWWWgwffw 1 I Social News CAMBRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Stephens, Saturday attended the Morton-Wachtel wedding at the St.

Malachy's Catholic church in Geneseo. Their grandchildren took part in the ceremony. Pamela Jo Andrews was flower girl and Stephen Andrews was ring bearer. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Andrews. Mrs. Richard Walline and infant son, Richard Steven, have returned from the Geneseo hospital and are staying in the home of Mrs. Wal-line's mother, Mrs. George Stevens, because another son, Michael Walline, has whooping cough.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Proefrcck are parents of a son born yesterday in the Geneseo hospital. Charles Moore, Cambridge high school ag teacher, left yesterday for Champaign to begin a 4-week summer course at the university. Cambridge Baptist Breakfast for Men To Be Quarterly CAMBRIDGE Forty men Sunday attended a breakfast for men at the Baptist church diningroom.

The men plan to make this a quarterly event. They have taken as their project visual Christian education. D. O. Carter was general chairman Youth Rally "Seventy-five persons Sunday afternoon attended the BYF association rally at the Andover park.

The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Baird Gleason of the host church and. leaders of the youth group were among those present from Erie, East Moline, Moline, Rock Island and Cambridge. The Rev.

Mr. Gleason was devotional leader and Beatrice Larson of Cambridge conducted the business meeting. ALPHA MKS. GEORGE KELLY, Correspondent ALPHA Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Zude of New Berlin spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knox and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Fosburg spent the weekend at White Pines near Oregon.

Robert Music, stationed at Great Lakes, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Music. Mr. and Mrs.

Frpd Smith onrl family have returned from a vacation trip to the Dells of Wiscon sin. WOODHULL MISS ETHEL CLOTJGH. Correspondent WOODHULL Mrs. Charles Swanson and family of Lake Forest are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shielus of Kewanee spent the weekend in the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Bangson. Mrs. A. E. Johnson accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Junior Johnson of Macomb spent Sunday in Dwight where they visited A. E. Johnson, who is a patient at the veterans hospital. GENESEOANS DIVORCED CAMBRIDGE Cora Sand of Geneseo was granted a divorce from Henry W.

Sand in Henry county circuit court yesterday by Judge A. J. Scheineman yesterday. The couple was married April 2, 1924, and separated June 11. She charges cruelty.

The defendant is required to pay costs of the LOST An Elgin 17-jewel pocket watch, Sunday at the Andover Lake Park. Reward. A. W. TAPPER Cambridge, Illinois Orion Are Hosts Duroc Breeders Applications Are Being Received For '51 Gas Heat GENESEO Additional natural gas for home heating may beavail-able in Geneseo about the end of 1951 as a result of the new pipeline planned from the gulf coast to northern Illinois, Illinois Northern Utilities company has announced.

The Federal Power commission authorized the construction of the line, to be built by the Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline company. Until additional gas is assured, the state commerce commission has restricted connection of new gas heating installations. I.N.U. reported that it is unlikely that the additional supply will be sufficient to meet all requests, and the company will not know for some time how many additional customers can be accepted. The I.N.U.

is now registering names of those interested. Many Participate In Orion Saddle Club Ride, Show ORION The Orion Saddle club trail ride was held on Sunday morning at the Carl Fredell farm north of Orion, with the horse show in the afternoon. 150 horses participated in the ride and show and E. A. South of Orion was judge.

Prize winners were: Stock horse class First, Bob Stearns, Andover: second, Lyle Spivey, Reynolds; third, Eldon Spencer, Port Byron; fourth, Frank Stanforth, East Moline; fifth. Rick Miller, Rock Pony class Barbara Elliot, Woodhull; Joyce Nelson, Cambridge; Larry Schnow-ske, Cambridge; Danny Mann, Rock Island; Kathryn Holke, Geneseo. Double Barren Clover Leaf Don Nelson, Orion; Wilbur Lindbeck, Woodhull; Everett Mclntyre, Mathersville; Junior Krantz, Illinois City; John Stearns, Orion. Children's pleasure Tom Shelley, East Moline; Bonny Spivey, Reynolds; Beth Parrish, Moline; Joyce Nelson, Cambridge; Lonnie Brown, Sherrard. Balloon race Fred Lee, Mathersville; Junior Krantz, Illinois City: Charles Claeys, Geneseo; Don elson, Orion; Bob Clark, Toulon.

Ladies' pleasure -Mildred Spivey, Reynolds; Charlotte Doonan, Preemption; Helen Spencer, Port Byron; Bettie Dierolf, Sherrard; Millie Hayes, Milan. Men's musical chair Glenn 8tearns, Orion; Lyle Spivey, Reynolds; James Bumphrey, Kewanee, Bud Lamb, Kewanee; Gene Harter, Moline. Optional gait Bernard Johnson, Moline: Don Brooks and Connie Bosold, Rock Island; Ottis Harris, New Windsor; Emma Stevenson, Moline. Ladies' musical chair Phyllis Seiter, Rock Island: Helen Powell, Illinois City; Jeannlne Johnson, Moline; Joyce Nelson, Cambridge; Judith Rennison. Davenport.

Men's pleasure Leonard Dierolf, Sherrard; Bernard Johnson, Moline: Bob Stearns, Andover: Carl Bingham, Moline; Don Brooks, Rock Island. Obstacle race Fred Lee, Mathersville; Eldon Spencer, Port Byron; Everett Mclntyre, Mathersville; Tom Likely, Reynolds; Gene Harter, Moline. Horses and riders were from Andover, Reynolds, Port Byron, East Moline, Rock Island, Moline, Woodhull, Milan, Cambridge, Geneseo, Mathersville, Illinois City, Toulon, Sherrard. Preemption, Kewanee, Galva, New Windsor, and Davenport. Orion Saddle club meeting will be held this evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Dierolf in Sherrard. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gustafson and family spent Sunday at Rockford attending the Swedish Ostagato club convention.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Iittell arid daughter, Mary Jane and Mr. and Mrs. James R.

Anderson are spending the week at Brainard, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston and family of Gary, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Street. Glenn Anderberg of Waukegao and Wendell Anderberg of Milwaukee spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Baker. Dr. and Mrs. William Hamilton of Iowa City spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Duane Cole. Mrs. Paul Selby has returned from Moline Public hospital, where she underwent an operation recently. False Teeth? Now Really Chew Food) Amazing cream In bandy tube lets thousand really CHEW food even, steak, com. apples without fear of plates slipping.

STAZK holds plates tighter, longer I Helps keep out food particle. Get 354 STAZIL Money-back guarant Is Married St. Louis den flowers and wore a hat like the bridesmaids'. Brother Is Attendant Robert Jones served his brother as best man. Ushers were Howard Short, Edward Craw ford, James Palmer, Charles Chap- pell, James Stuart and Robert Crawford.

Reception at Home A reception attended by 75 rela tives and friends was given' at the home of the bride's parents. A 4-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom centered the serving table. Garden flowers were used in decorating the home. The bridegroom was graduated from Orion high school and Au gustana college and is a member of Alpha Phi Omega. He is employed by the American Tobacco Co.

in St. The bride was graduated from Roosevelt school in St. Louis and is employed as re ceptionist at Biederman Furniture Co. in St. Louis.

Following a trip to Green Lake, the couple will reside in an apartment at 3822 Michigan avenue, St. Louis. LYNN CENTER LYNN CENTER Mrs. Arndt Magnuson entertained the Birthday club. Mrs.

Milton Peterson, Mrs. Stewart Bloomberg and Mrs. Evan Larson received contest awards. Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Robinson purchased the former Adolph Freed home in Andover township from Guy Trout and had the residence moved yesterday to the lot purchased from and north of the Lawrence Rosselles. OPHIEM FRANCIS ANDERSON. Correspondent OPHIEM The Grace Lutheran church picnic held at Crescent lake, Alpha, Sunday was attended by appraximately 125 persons. The free will offering was $63.88. FIREMEN TO MEET AT WINDSOR NEW WINDSOR Monthly meeting of the Mississippi Valley Fireman's association will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 at New Windsor.

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