Sept1940 Halloween - Mt. Hawley Country Club

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EDITOR ALLY
SPEAKING
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
JAY J. KEITH, Chairman
Tom W, Davis
G, L. Hubbard
Dr. L. E. Steward
Walter H. Wesselhoft
LYLE HOFFMAN, Editor
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR THE YEAR 1940
E. H. Thornberry
B. C. Filion
Geo. T. Lundberg
E. L. Covey
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
House Committee
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Sports and Pastimes, Men
Sports and Pastimes, Ladies ..................................•.
Entertainment. , , .. , , , .. , , , , , , ,
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Entertainment, Ladies
Membership Committee ..................................•..........
Grounds and Greens Committee
Bowling Committee
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Swimming Pool Committee
Tennis Committee
Picnic Gro.unds Committee
Caddy Committee
Planning and Advisory Committee
Finance Committee
Auditing Committee
Insurance Committee
Resigned Members Committee. . . . . . . . . .
Alfred Anderson
Roy Z. Eaton
Ios. M. Murphy
E. A. McCord
W. H. Wesselhoft
,
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.Dr, L. E. Steward,
Wayne B. Miller,
Mrs. F. L. Hazen,
Harry A. Egolf.
Mrs. A. W. Leu,
Jim Hack,
C. W. Verkler,
W. H. Tuerk,
T. E. Steenrod,
Quick Coddington,
Howard C. Haungs,
Dr. H. F. Diller,
John H. Flora,
Geo. T. Krider,
T. A. Schlink,
B. C. Fitton,
,
Otto Frederick,
Governor
Governor
Governor
Governor
Governor
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Cheifinan
Chair~an
Chairman
Chairman
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Chairman
Chairman
Change In Policy For Hooks & Slices
It is fine couples like the Zinns
who year after year use a club and
contribute their efforts to the various
events that spell club success.
Charley Caley's 76 the other day
definitely makes him the club's most
improved golfer.
Clayton and Sylvia Unger are two
new members whose game and good
fellowship are only exceeded by
their good looks.
The Tuerks (all four of them) are
taking after golf with consistent efforts to catch up on a game that
tests the metal of all who try it.
Maxine Merrill's sad scourge of
shanking caused a promising game
to go sour during the payoff tournament season. But Maxine is not
licked and I'm still betting on her for
1941 City Champ.
Harold Hansen (new member) is
taking lessons, so don't let his club
handicap cause you to give him too
many strokes - he is tough.
C. R. Stokes and son are two new
members who play consistently well.
They both hit long balls.
Norman Andersen is another new
member who can hit that ball. He
had a fine 81 the 10th of August.
There have been a lot of satisfied
customers in both Grill and Dining
Room since the Club became se1£sufficient. It must have been a good
move and congratulations to those responsible.
Walt Stein did a nice bit for the
prestige of Mt. Hawley when he eliminated "City Champ" Andy Paul
from the Caterpillar Tourney.
Heinie Triebel did his part by
reaching the semi-finals.
The Stag at Eve
The next issue (October) will be the last monthly issue of Hooks and
Slices for the current season. Henceforth the magazine will be issued eight
times per year - a mid-winter issue appearing late in January to chronicle
the change in Officers and Governors and giving the new Officers a chance
to announce their plans and policies for the year; thence monthly for the
seven golfing months, starting with April.
The Committee believes the membership will react favorably to this
change in policy. Club activities are at a low ebb during the winter months,
pictures hard to obtain, and members will be relieved of the task of wading
through a lot of "forced" material.
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE.
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FOUR MT. HAWLEY MEMBERS
QUALIFY FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Led by Bob Leu's neat 77, four Mt. Hawley members entered the play
off for the City Golfing crown, Bob McCord had 79, Lyle Hoffman had 80
as did Tom Cassidy. Our golfers are under a handicap playing on the poor
greens at Newman after a year of our fine putting surfaces, but with luck and
perseverance they may go far.
Bob
Bob
Lyle
Tom
John
have had
all the fun-snow it's your turn!
Up to now, horses and women
have had a corner on fun with
The scores:
Leu
McCord
Hoffman
Cassidy
Conqueror.
39-38-77
39-40-79
38-42-80
45-35-80
45-38-·83
Ward Eastman
Jerry Modieska
George Modieska
Dick Leu
Jack Gift.
43-40-83
42-44-86
45-42-87
44-44-88
47-48-95
These Four Carried Mt. Hawley
Colors in City Amateur
hats.
But,
gentlemen,
it's our turn
now!
We have assembled
smartest, handsomest
styled.
the gayest,
hats ever
They are a treat to look at ...
and everyone
is a famous, long.
wearing LEE WA TER·BLOC
too.
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Dick Leu
Bob McCord
Tom Cassidy
Pres. and Vice-Pres. Trophy Hotly Contested
With Len Fritz and Wayne Miller due to play in the upper bracket this
week and Joe Wall anxiously awaiting to take on the winner of the Harold
Inwood-C. R. Stokes match in the lower bracket, it won't be long before the
finalists will be battling it out for the President's Trophy and some valuable
merchandise.
In the Vice President's Trophy running we still have Ex-Purdue Melton,
Glen Franks, Dr. L. E. Steward, "Norb" Overstolz, Harry True and Royal
Pierce seeking fame and fortune.
THE GUARDS
Here's
the hat that has that
trim military look-with
a new
wide brim you can wear up
or down, as you wish ..
$5
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72 HOLE MEDAL PLAY
18 Holes-August 31-Saturday
18 Holes-September I-Sunday
36 Holes-September 2-Labor Day
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By Mrs. F. L. Hazen
Before I take off for Northern Wisconsin to do a little fishing, I'll try
and get you caught Up, on the golf
dope for the rest of the month. About
the 19th of this month I won't have
to hear Lyle Hoffman say, "How
about that column for "Hooks and
Slices?" Won't that be a grand and
glorious feeling.
Our "Ladies Play Day" was indeed a fine one. The day was very
hot but very few girls had to quit
playing golf. The girls more than
enjoyed the Grill (thanks to the men)
and our slot machines were in fine
working ordet. Much money was
taken in. 150 women were there
and everyone seemed to have a
good time.
Gete Hubbard certainly knows
how to entertain on the accordion
and Katie Dougherty on the piano.
Alice Wead leads the singing and
our entertainment is first class.
"Congratulations" to Mary Louise
Smutz: We are very proud of this
youngster, winning the A Flight in
the city tournament this year. Keep
up the good work Mary Louise, and
before many moons the championship will be right in your lap.
35 girls enjoyed a .game of golf
and luncheon with the Pekin girls
Aug. 6. Maxine Williams and Lee
Soules carried off the honors for Mt.
Hawley. Maxine had the low gross,
Lee Soules had low net and Ann
Squires had the best time. We have
never been able to find out what
Ann was talking about, but all she
would say was "No tickee, no
shirtee." Remarks like this are often heard at the "Nineteenth Hole."
On the 3rd of Sept., we play at
Newman Golf Course with the P. W.
G. A. girls. Hope the Holiday preceding doesn't wear you out so you
can't enjoy this day with the city
girls.
"Sweepstakes"
will be the play
at Mt. Hawley if you can't go over
to Newman.
Sept. IOth, school having started,
we'll have a one club match of nine
holes.
Caddies will probably be
scarce. The 17th brings up our consolation Day for the year. I believe
you are' all familiar with this play.
Only players who have not won a
prize compete for this trophy.
The 24th of Sept. ends our golf for
the year with the final luncheon and
trophy presentation.
Not many days left to bring down
that handicap, so let's all work hard.
I'll be thinking of you,
MARY HAZEN.
C I u b Champion, Alice
Wead; Runner-up, Gladys
Lundberg; third, Maxine
Merrill.
at
Mrs. DeForrest
Wead (above
left) yesterday
won the
woman's championship
of the Mt. Hawley Country club.
Shown
with her .are :M4s. George Lundberg (right),
runner-up, and
Maxine Merrill, who was third.
(Journal-Transcript
Photo.)
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WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Championship
Mrs. De Wead
Mrs. George Lundberg
Division
90 86
, 92 90
89-265
93-275
Playoff-90
Maxine Merrill
Mrs. Unger
Marie Louise Smutz
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
96 91 88-275
111106 100-317
105 107 99-311
Flight A
Walter Wesselhoft.
107 102 104-313
Hubbard
103 109 104-316
Harold Pinnell
106 108 103-317
L. E. Steward
100 114 108-322
Mrs. L. B. Potter
Mrs. Len Fritz
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
110 109 103-322
107 107 110-324
Flight B
N. B. Williams
96 104 93-293
Alfred Anderson
114 108 100-322
W. H. Steele
: .. 115 109 104-328
Thornberry
110 117 118-345
Flight C
Mrs. C. R. Stokes
Mrs. Gift
Mrs. W. R. Kiefer
116 108 114-338
118 118 111-347
129 126 124-379
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Maxine Merrill
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Sept. 25 Mrs. Harold Plack is Hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ray Fuller
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GNE ME
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The Finest
Beer in Town
Now that the big Calcutta Pool
Auction, and pre-tourney stag is but
a memory, we can settle down to
worrying about the out-come of the
classic itself. However we predict
that as usual the best will come thru
to a brilliant victory, and we want to
be the first to congratulate them.
"Mummy," asked a little girl, "how
long is it since daddy died?"
"He didn't die, dear," her mother
sighed, "he joined a golf club."
Since 1881
And here and now we pass the
orchids to Mrs. De Wead for coming
through in the number one spot in
the gals big event of the year.
melan's
For some time Kenny (Pot Shots)
Jones and yours truly have been trying to arrange a game, but from what
I hear about his shooting eagles and
79's it looks like no soap, unless, of
course, he is in a generous mood in
the stroke department, how about
it Ken?
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Molly: "I hear you've taken up
golf. What do you go around in?"
Polly: "Well usually in a sweater
and skirt."
Did you ever test your car for
smooth operation at low speed?Well, why not do this every time you
drive in and out of the club grounds.
Thanx.
When John Luce took a shower
the other day with his cap on, I
thought it the funniest sight I'd seen,
but along comes a guy who gets under a shower smoking a pipe - Well
everybody to their own notion, I always say.
"Lightning" Coddington asked a
farmer friend how he told the difference between his ganders and geese.
The farmer said he never worried
To/VI DAVIS
about that, he just turned them all
out together and let them figure it out
for themselves.
It won't be long now until our ace
fishing brigade will be coming back
with the usual run of stories, so get in
shape for a lot of heavy listening.
While up to now we haven't seen
him, we are informed that Jay Keith
is back, and from what we've picked
up regarding the last issue it's a good
thing, but what can you expect at
these prices?
Down through the years the horse
in one form or another has been one
of the prime essentials of man now
f'rinstance there was Buffalo' Bill
Paul Revere, General Grant, th~
James boys and even Lady Godiva
used one to advantage, but the modern version, and a picture' for sore
eyes is our own Jack (Lone Ranger)
Power, dolled up in baggy pants and
boots astride his favorite steed cantering through dale and vale, now
when he gets real good, I understand he plans to enter the Mossville Steeple Chase, my what strenuous exercise (for the horse).
Several times in the past I've
crossed niblics with Gene Modjeska
with no luck - so thought I'd drop
down a notch and choose George well anyway there might be a chance
for me with Jerry.
Did you ever realize that a hick
town is one where there is no place
to go that one shouldn't.
We have it on good authority that
the good old knickers will again be
on the 1941 market - my how time
flies, backward.
Hope Bruce Black our staff phoContinued on page 8
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tographer forgets the poor job done
with his last shots and gives us more
as only he can take 'em.
Wife: "I was a fool when I married
you."
Husband: "I gues's you were, but
I was so infatuated at the time that I
didn't notice it."
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LI/(t
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In Cans
In Bottles
To thoroughly
appreciate
the
meaning of flowing rhythm you
should watch Charlie (Cheese Merchant) Norton, and by the way he is
really in the seventies for keeps, and
if you care for a lesson in woods
cast a gaze Harold Inwood's waywho fired a nifty 73 at me, and to
think he got strokes, well it's no
skin off my grape-fruit if he wants
to be an unpopular cad.
"Where'd you-all git dat derby
hat?"
"Hits a surprise fum mah wife."
"A surprise?"
"Ah cums home de odder night
unexpected like an' found it on de
table."
Can hardly wait for the big annual M~. Hawley amateur show to
hear Mrs. Jeff Hubbard squeeze out
her new routine on the stomach
Stoinwav.
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Was sorry to hear about Ponderous Archie Aimen's recent fallhowever you can't exactly blame
the horse.
My big ambition is to
enuf so that after drilling
shot 160 vds, to within five
pin I can throw my club
sorry for myself.
get good
a mashie
feet of the
and feel
For several years this kolm has
predicted in no uncertain language
that our own Gus Moreland would
win this or that tourney, but for some
unknown reason he always doublecrossed me - so this year we've
held our fire ---.:.
and now we slip him
the palm on winning the Illinois
Amateur,
and also congratulate
young Art Jr. for placing second.
What do you know, I've just found
a lad I think I can beat - so we'll
button up the rnalarkv for now - so
r can rush out and challenge Tom Jr.
before he gets too good.
Good Nite
and twenty-five
co.
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SWIMMING
The qualifying trials for the club
swimming champions
were held
Aug. 4 with the largest total of entrants in Mt. Hawley history - 52
trying out in the six divisions. Only
the four fastest times are chosen
to swim in the finals.
The finals held Aug. 18th were
nice for the spectators, but chilly for
the contestants the day being cold
and overcast, however the meet went
off as scheduled with four qualifiers
not present. Carolyn Greene was
taken ill Friday evening, Gene Slevin tore a ligament in his ankle Saturday afternoon, Dorothy O'Brien
and Ruth Wesselhoft also absent.
The feature races of the afternoon
were the intermediate girls breast
stroke, senior girls back stroke, and
junior boys back stroke. Naturally
various races would appeal to individual spectators and being unable
to watch all closely I chose these
for their close finish.
Four records were broken. Jack
Hinnen broke the 50 yd. backstroke
for intermediate boys.
Then Patty
Magaret broke the record formerly
held by Mary Louise Olson in the
SUMMARIES
Following are summaries of the Mt. Hawley Country club swimming championships
held Sunday:
Junior Girls
25 yard back-Patty
Margaret, Frankie
Glatz, Clara Hubbard; time, 20.6.
25 yard breast-Patty
Margaret, Clara Hubbard; time, 25.5.
25 yard free style-Patty
Margaret, Frankie
Glatz, Clara Hubbard; 15.5 (new record).
Diving-Frankie
Glatz, Patty Margaret.
Clara Hubbard.
Championship trophy to Patty Margaret.
Junior Boys
25 yard back-Jim
Eckert. Jim Salmon.
Lyle Gift; time, 20.1.
25 yard breast-Lyle
Gift. Bob Phillips; no
time.
25 yard free-Lyle
Gift, Jim Eckert, Jerry
Burgett; time, 17 (new record).
Diving-Lyle
Gift, Bob Phillips, Jerry Burgett.
Championship trophy to Lyle Gift.
Intermediate Girls
50 yard back-Jeanne
Leu, Mary Olson,
Barbara Green; time, 40.7.
50 yard breast-Barbara
Green; Elizabeth
Gift. Marilyn Mueller; time, 46.8.
50 yard free-Jeanne
Leu, Barbara Green,
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Junior girls free style.
Lyle Gift
then splashed his way to a record
in the Junior boys free style which
was held by Bob Cumming.
Bob Cumming goes out of club
competition in a blaze of glory at the
age of 14. He spent 3 years in the
Junior Division blasting his way out
of that group by tying one record,
breaking another, and taking four
firsts. In 1939 competing as an intermediate he broke two records and
again took four first places and
this year repeated with four firsts, but
was too young and undeveloped
to break records held by "Crit" Newell and "Chuck" Power. However, he
holds the unique record of having
won the three divisional trophies
without a defeat the year he won
them.
We still have two records standing
from the first year of the meet. Helen
Anderson's
intermediate
b rea s t
stroke. There is a chance for some
hard working swimmer.
I wish to thank all parents for keeping the kids here during the vacation
period. It made our meet a success.
Bob Cahail.
Mary Olson; time, 33.7.
Diving-Elizabeth
Gift, Marilyn Mueller,
Barbara Green.
Championship trophy to Barbara Green.
Intermediate Boys
50 yard back-Jack
Hinnen, Bob Mullen,
Ed Lund; time, 34.9 (new record).
50 yard breast-Jack
Hinnen, Bob Mullen;
time, 45.3.
50 yard free--Jack Hinnen, Bob Mullen,
Ed Lund; time, 27 (new record).
Diving-Jack
Hinnen, Bob Mullen, Buzz
Clopper.
Championship trophy to Jack Hinnen.
Senior Girls
75 yard
back-Joan
Hammond,
Alice
Fletcher, Marian Galbraith; time, 1:07.
75 yard breast-Dorothy
Erkert, Alice
Fletcher; time, 1:11.6.
75 yard free--Marian Galbraith, Joan Hammond, Alice Fletcher; time, .56.
Diving-Nora
Jean Swearingen,
Marian
Galbraith, Dorothy Erker!.
Championship trophy to Dorothy Erker!.
Senior Boys
100 yard back-Bob Cumming, Jack Steenrod, Buzz Broehl; time, 1:21.1.
100 yard breast-Bob
Cumming, Wayne
Broehl; time, 1:41.9.
100 yard free--Bob Cumming, Jack Steenrod, Buzz Broeh!; time, 1:11.
Diving-Bob
Cumming, Wayne
Broehl,
Jack Steenrod.
Championship trophy to Bob Cumming.
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The Outdoor Sports Season will
keep up in full blast for several more
weeks, possibly a couple of more
months, so make good use of the various activities offered as long as you
can.
Then after that the Fall and Winter Seasons will come in for their turn
and what a lot of fine times the Entertainment Committee has planned.
There will be something attractive on
the program each week and how
fast the time will fly from the very
first function this Fall on through
the Winter months.
Formerly, when the Golf Season
was over with, considerable interest was lost until the following
Spring, but the last several years the
interest has kept up in a big way in fact, the Fall and Winter Seasons,
with their Dinner parties, Dances,
Stags, Bowling, and so on, are now
looked forward to with the same
degree of interest as the Golf Season.
The above facts prove that a Membership in Mt. Hawley offers a year
round assortment of pleasures, relaxation, and a: fine diversion from
one Season to another. Therefore,
please don't let up urging your
friends and associates to join your
Club and enjoy with you the many
fine times that are planned for the
coming Fall and Winter months.
At the rate the Club is progressing, Mt. Hawley Memberships undoubtedly will not be offered at such
attractive fees much longer.
The Membership Committee appreciates the fine results that have
been accomplished by all of you in
bringing our total membership well
up to such a high point.
Keep up the fine work.
Respectfully Submitted,
JIM HACK,
Chr. Membership Committee.
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DE SOTO
putted a couple of greens. The big
Caterpillar athlete at that finished
with a 75.
Mrs. Wead did a grand job in our
Ladies championship and recaptured
the cup after losing it for a year. The
runner-up, Mrs. Lundberg, also gets
congratulations, after playing 3 fine
medal rounds under pressure.
Along about August First, some of
you
members
were
wondering
whether or not the Fairways would
ever "Green up" again. Of course
your Pro, being always. optimistic,
told you that as soon as nature came
to its aid with a few rains, the course
would be as fine as ever. If you have
played Mt. Hawley lately you will
know that the blue-grass has "come
back."
Speaking of our course, we also
have reason to be more than a little
proud of our greens. [ust recently, I
was in Chicago to look over the amateurs in the Chicago District Championship at the Riverside Golf Club.
This course is considered one of the
finest groomed layouts in the middlewest. However, the greens did not
compare with ours.
Going back to Riverside brought
back many pleasant memories as it
was there that I made my start as a
full-fledged Pro. The club is one of
the oldest in the Chicago area, second I believe.
The present day
course though, is a different layout
from the old one, although built on
the same property.
One of the Members at Riverside
told me our old friend Tim Monroe
played there recently. All went well
with Timuntil he hit one in the woods
on the back nine, and also three-
WHY NOT
Why not follow the advice of the
globe trotting caddy and play more
heads-up golf by playing with your
head down.
Call up [ohn Olson and get him
started playing golf again. I believe
he's ready to go.
Why not - give Royal Pierce the
glad hand for showing the most enthusiasm.
Why not - take a look at Hal
Hanson's new swing and learn how
to hook.
Why not - make a wager that
George Dovey will some day play
18 holes.
Why not - congratulate
Ell is
Rainey for getting back into the game
again.
Why not - congratulate Len Potter for playing in the Mixed foursome.
Why not?
Please Register Your
PLYMOUTH
Sales -
Service
512·14 5. Washington
Telephone
4·9151
Guest
at Pro Shop
Before Teeing
Off.
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Business Directory of Mt.Hawley Members
This directory ...
available to members
only . . . finances to a larqe extent the
cost of pr.oducinq Hooks and Slices. The
rate is very nominal ...
$1.00 per issue
...
and any profit that may accrue durinq the year will be rebated to advertIsers on a pro-rata basis.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT. If you have
not been solicited for a business card in
this directory. please phone Jim Sherertz
at the club. 2-3204. and leave your lislinq.
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
4-4183.
CarlO. Dierkinq. Prop., South Side Electric.
Phone 4-0202.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES AND BATTERIES
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (Wholesale)
Arthur J. Vetter. President,
529-31 Fulton St.
Art and Charlie,
Walter R. Kiefer. Pres. Kiefer Electric Supply Co., 318-20 S. Washington St., Phone
4-4189.
BANKS
Road, Phone
Howard W. Greene. Ass't Cashier, Commercial Merchants National Bank & Trust Co.,
Phone 4-8181.
BEVERAGES (Manufacturers)
Charlie Caley. Salesmanager, Radio Station
W.M.B.D., Alliance Life Bldg., Phone 7133.
Jay J. Keith. Mace Advertising
Lehmann Bldg., Phone 7197.
Agency,
Paul H. Harris. Gen. Mqr., Cohen Furniture,
Phone 4-9211.
GASOLINE AND OIL
W. H. Allen. Division Mgr. Illinois Division
National Refining Co., Phone 4-4185.
Vincent Quinn. President, Gipps Brewing
Corp .• Foot East Franklin St., Phone 4-8221.
Burt H. Taqqart. Vice-Pres. Sweney Gasoline and Oil Co., Commercial Bank Bldg.,
Phone 7191.
BEVERAGES (Wholesale)
C. H. Roehm. Bonded Hi-Lo Oil Co., Cedar
and Adams.
Henry G. Koch. Secy. and Trees, Brewers'
Distributing
Co. and Hires Bottling Co.,
ADVERTISING
FURNITURE
J. B. Black. Asst. Trust Officer, First National
ACCOUNTANTS
Warren T. Brown. C.P.A., Partne], Gauger &
Diehl, Certified Public Accountants,
1120
Jefferson Bldq., Phone 3-1451.
Phone 8186.
Charles W. Verkler. Vice President VorklerPeyer Co., 430 S. Jefferson, Phone 4-5148.
GOLF GLOVES
BOWLING ALLEYS
Wm. F. Grawey. Peoria Auto Parts Bowling
Alley, 815 South Adams SI., Phone 4-9101.
Ernest J. Galbraith. Galbraith & Monk, 404
Lehmann Bldg., Phone 4-8125.
Wayne B. Miller. White, Miller and Sweat
Alliance Life Bldg., Phone 4-4747.
Carl E. Phillips.
1000 Alliance
Life Bldg.,
Phone 3-5812.
AUTOMOBILE AGENCIES
Earl Johnson. Pres. Earl Johnson Chevrolet
Co .• 1618 Main St., Phone 4-2166.
Harry Mitchell. President, Mitchell and Cassell, Inc., 901 Main St., Phone 3-3731.
Tom O·CasSidy.
Inc., Pekin, Ill.
Victor H. Cartwriqht. Mqr. Hydraulic Press
Brick Co .• 205 Lehmann Bldg .• Phone 7680.
President,
Court
Motors,
Geo. Smutz. Service Manager, Franklin C.
Hackshaw, Inc., 512-14 S. Washington St.,
Phone 4-9151.
Bertron C. Filion. Treas. Oakford & Fahnestock, 318 S. Washington St., Phone 4-3121.
HOTELS
CHEESE
Charles W. Norton. Distributor. Kraft-Phoenix
Cheese Corp .• 1308 S. Adams SI. Phone
4-2034.
Geo. B. Freeman. Pres.. Peoria
Towel Supply, Phone 4-1221.
Apron
&
W. H. and Elizabeth M. Buck. Buck Clinics.
200 N. Perry, Phone 7005.
Hotel
Jefferson.
INDUSTRIAL
G. E. Cumminq. Industrial Machinery and
Supplies.
801 S. Washington
St.. Phone
Roy Z. Eaton. Traffic Mgr .• Keystone Steel &
Wire Co., 116 Summitt Blvd .• Phone 5670.
Glen H. Franks. Sales, Altorfer Bros. Co .•
Phone 4-2151.
INSURANCE (Accident.
Hospitalization)
CLOTHING (Retail)
Harold W. Lund. Controller.
Adams St .. Phone 6144.
Robert F. Kinq. Manager,
Phone 4-1151.
4-3884.
CLINIC
Harry A. Eqolf. Pres. Egolf Motor Company
(Oldsmobile), 1311 Main St., Phone 9149.
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GROCERS. WHOLESALE
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
CLEAN TOWEL SERVICE
John H. Royster. 805 Central National Bank
Bldg., Phone 8184.
(Manufacturer)
Kenneth L. Burqett. Pres. K. L. Burgett Co.,
220 Persimmon St., Phone 4-4714.
ATTORNEYS
Edwin L. Covey. Jefferson Bldg., Room 1129,
Phone 3-1313.
& FIXTURES
C. R. Anderson.
Supt., Peoria Autobody
Repair. 111 Second St., Phone 4-5150, 4-5159.
Bank of Peoria, 131 Farmington
9235.
DeForest E. Wead. Secy. Title and Trust
Company, Commercial Bank Bldg., Phone
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Health.
Klein's. 222 S.
E. A. McCord. Pres .• Illinois Mutual Casuaity
Co .• 835 Jefferson Bldg .. Phone 3-3693.
DENTIST
L. Earl Steward. D.D.S .• 103 N. Madison
Ave .• Phone 7311.
Paul W. Clopper. D.D.S .. 3030 S. Adams St.,
Phone 4-3813.
INSURANCE (Fire)
H. J. Hansen. Manager. Travelers Fire Insurance Co. and Charter Oak Fire Insurance
Co., Hartford, Conn .• Com'l Merchants Bank
Bldg .• Phone 6184.
AUTOMOBILE PARKING
Wayne G. Broehl. Pere Marquette Garage
109 N. Madison Ave., Phone 8807_
DEPARTMENT STORES
Franklin H. Barthell. Secretary.
Kuhl Co., Phone 8101.
Block
&
Geoffrey L. Hubbard. State Agent. Boston
Insurance Company. Old Colony Ins. Co .•
319 Alliance Life Bldg .• Phone 3-1274.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES
INSURANCE (General)
Lyle H. Gift. General Fire and Casualty Insurance,
Surety Bonds, 208 S. Jefferson
Ave., Phone 6127.
Glenn E. Mendenhall. Mendenhall, Iliff Bros.
& Hauser, 707 Jefferson Bldg., Phone 7189.
William H. Tuerk. Callender s Co.,
Commercial Bank Bldg., Phone 9191.
605
PLUMBING & HEATING (Wholesale)
Ray Defenbauqh. Pres., The Ray Defenbaugh
Co., Phone 8233.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Arch Aimen. Aimen's,
(Life)
C. R. Golly. Agency Manager Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 1105 Commercial Merchants Bank Bldg., Phone 4·1163.
James L. Hack. Special Representative New
York Life Ins. Co., 1107 Jefferson Bldg.,
Phone 4·8134.
W. Lee Mullen. Branch Mgr. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, 935 Jefferson Bldg.,
Phone 4·2107.
Don B. Murphy. C.L.U. Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co., 1007 Jefferson Bldg., Phone
7525.
Leonard Fritz. Special Agent, Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 706 Commercial
National Bank Bldg., Phone 4·5606.
Phone 5200.
Geo. Modieska. Ir •• Printers,
Road, Phone 2·8821.
A. G. Willmann.
7307.
103 S. Adams
LOANS-REAL
N. E. Born. Mqr., The N. E. Born Paint Company, 536 Fulton St., Phone 5159.
Walter H. Wesselhoft. Model Wall Paper
and Paint Co., 331 South Adams St., Phone
3·3761.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
(Commercial)
James W. Barbee. Barbee, Sheelor
Jefferson Bldg., Phone 3·1269.
St., Phone
ESTATE
J. E. Merrill. Agent Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance
Co., Commercial
Bank Bldg.,
Phone 4·3433.
Royal E. Pierce. Secy., The Workingmen's
Loan and Homestead Association, Alliance
Life Bldg., Phone 4·1106.
John A. Olson. Secy., Commercial Travelers
Loan and Homestead Association,
311 S.
Jefferson Ave., Phone 4·8165.
and Co.
W. W. Kelley. Owner Film Lab., 2313 S.
Adams St., Phone 8090.
Mt. Hawley
Harley O. Poller. President Flerninq-Potter
Co., 1028 S. Adams St., Phone 4·7165.
RAILROADS
Allen Robinson.
Phone 4·1171.
Agent, [t. Freight Agency,
E. H. Thornberry. Chief Engineer, Peoria and
Pekin Union Railway, Union Station, Phone
4·1171.
John 1. Umshler. Supt., Peoria and Pekin
Union Railway, Union Station, Phone 4·1171.
REAL ESTATE
PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS
Orville E. Barbour. M.D.. Disorders
fants and children,
528 Jefferson
Phone 5454.
Harold F. Diller. M.D.• 919
Bldg., Phone 7230.
JEWELRY
PRINTERS
112 N. Madison Ave.,
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
INSURANCE
Andy Schader. Salesmanager, Wilkins Pipe
s Supply Co., 1008 S. Adams St., Phone
4·1193.
Milo T. Easton.
Phone 5882.
Alliance
of InBldg.,
REFRIGERATORS
Life
Frank L. Hazen, Pres., The Frank 1. Hazen
M.D.. 909 Lehmann
Bldg.,
Fred C. Endres, M. D.• 3511 Prospect
Phone 2·4682.
Road,
Co., 312 S. Jefferson Ave., Phone 4·5454.
SALESBOOKS & BUSINESS FORMS
Harold A. Inwood. Shelby
pany, Phone 4·0621.
Wm. A. Hinckle. M.D.. Rectal and Colon
Diseases only, 701·3 Jefferson Bldg., Phone
7922.
Everett C. Kelly, M.D.• 819
Bldg., Phone 9660.
C. W. Maqaret.
Phone 7944.
Merrill L. Frederick. Vice-Pres., Commercial
National Realty Co., Commercial Bank Bldg.,
Phone 6194.
Alliance
M.D.. 523 Jefferson
Dr. K. N. Petri. Alliance
izing in Proctology.
Life
Com-
SAND AND GRAVEL
Walter W. Ropers. McGrath Sand & Gravel
Co •• 1027 Alliance Life Bldg., Phone 4·5616.
SHERIFF
Bldg.,
Life Bldg., Special-
Salesbook
A. E. (Gus) Stonebock. Sheriff Peoria County,
Phone 5141.
UNDERTAKERS.
LUMBER
PIPE AND FITTINGS
Wm. Brannum. Ir., Treas., Peoria Lumber
Co., Adams & Western Ave., Phones 4-8193,
4·8194.
John H. Flora. Sec-Treas., Hagerty Brothers
Co., 923 S. Washington St., Phone 4·8276.
Tod Wilkins. Wilkins Pipe & Supply
1008 S. Adams St., Phone 4·1193.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Co .•
Ralph E. Willon, V. Pres., The Wilton Mortuary, 1212 S. Adams St., Phone 4·7134.
Maurice J. Salmon. Boland Mortuary, 300 N.
Perry, Phone 5541.
AND CLOTHING
C. Harmon Andreen. Pres., Ware-Andreen
Co., 127 S. Jefferson Ave., Phone 3·2553.
NEWS STAND. CIGARS
Roxy LaRocca. Prop., Fulton News
145 S. Jefferson, Phone 4·8026.
Stand,
PUBLIC UmlTlES
PLUMBING & HEATING
Mrs. Harry C. Abele. Prop. Harry C. Abele
Plumbing and Heating Co., 407 N. Bourland St., Phone 2·1305.
Chas. L. O·Brien. Pres., C. 1. O'Brien & Co.,
213 State St., Phone 4·3878.
F. H. Kinq, Asst. Mqr., Peoria Waterworks
Co., 109 South Monroe, Phone 6163.
WAREHOUSE
Clarence A. Ullman. Federal Warehouse
Phone 4·2141.
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POST VACATION TIME
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September brings to an end the ish kabibble of the vacation period and
finds most folks rested up and in routine harness again.
School and weather change brings cleaning needs anew and it is wise to
call BIEHL'Sbefore the seasonal rush becomes too great.
For all your cleaning needs remember to • . . Send it to -
BIEHL'S
CLEANING & DYEING SERVICE
Telephone 6156
702·04·06 Main Street
PEORIA'S MASTER CLEANER AND DYER