Illinois News Index

Highland Park Press, 3 Jul 1930, p. 26

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SEE NATURAL GAS HERE IN FUTURE 28 Official Predicts Supply From ‘Southwest May Be Piped to North Shore Our Oils meet the specifications of the Bureau of Standards of the U. 8. Government COMMERCE PETROLEUM CO. USE COMMERCE FEUEL OIL USE COMMERCE FUEL OIL Make Certain Today Your Family Memorial .Will Never Be Uncared for in the Centuries to Come! ROSEHILL MAUSOLEUM OFFH W ROSEHILL CEMETERY COMPANY ce NORTH SHORE OFFICE Wil. 900 â€" Winn. 55 AK ) mgf 5800 Ravenswood Avenue â€" LONgbeach 5940 City Office: 33 South Clark Street â€" FRAnklin 1287 lesecrat i Telephones in th wantic project of extending natural yas from the southwest to the Chiâ€" cago area, Wiliam A. Bachr, president { the North Shore Gas company, deâ€" clared last week, mccording to the Waukegan Times. Definite information as to the time that the natural gas supply: will be available to residents in this section of the country cannot be given at this time and in accordance with the «tatements of Mr. Baehr can only suitable family memorial room in stately Rosehill knowing that everlasting care and protection will m of any«kind! _ Two mighty trust funds and an this security. fens so important to your beautiful mausoleum »ws, its carved bronze exactly suited to the fa mil y the CHICAGO OFFICES Virginia 2000 booklet Telephonen ind hurial we hare a large for tiwo <graves or mare all under: Perpetual Care family until it is too late to use unâ€" tomorrowâ€"see its pure white marble grillesâ€"learn of the very reasonable particular needs of your family! "Roschill the Beautiful." This in no T H E P RE 88 be classed as "eventual." Headed by Gigantic Combine Extension of a 1,000 mile pipe line from the Texas Gas fields to Chicago is provided in a $100,000,000 project formally launched on Wednesday of this week after several months of negotiations. The project is headed by Henry °L. Doherty & Co., allied with the Insull interests, Standard Oil company of New Jersey, Phillips Petroleum company and Columbian Carbon Corporation. The combination behind the proâ€" jects represents total assets exceedâ€" ing $4,000,000,000. Anticipates Negotiations Mr. Bachr states that the North Shore Gas company has not as yet heen approached by the promoters of the big project as to connéction with the natural gas supply, but he antiâ€" cipates that this will come in time and he states that in his opinion his corporation will be farovarble toward using the gas. He was not prepared to state, howâ€" ever, whether the North Shore Gas company would obtain its entire supâ€" ply from the natural gas interests or merely a part of that needed in ‘servâ€" ing the vast north shore territory, (C)â€"R. C.Co., 1929 Mausoleum preserve it irrevocable 70,000th Marriage License Is Issued at Waukegan Recently Since Deputy County Clerk A. B. Wynkoop made out the first marriage license in Lake county for himself and Eliza Slocum on August 30, 1839, 70,000 licenses have been issued by the county clerk‘s office up to last Thursday evening, according to the Waukegan Newsâ€"Sun. * County Clerk Lew A. Hendec isâ€" sued the 70,000th certificate that. afâ€" ternoon just as the business day endâ€" ed at the county building. Up to the time the county sent was moved from Libertyville to Litâ€" tle Fort (Waukegan) in 1841, there were comparatively : few licenses isâ€" sued. ‘The population was small and all the licenses. granted during the pioneer days were to couples residing in the county. But at the turn of the present century. thousands of couples from all parts of the counâ€" try have come to Waukegan to obâ€" tain licenses. Records at the county clerk‘s ofâ€" fiee show that couples from nearly every state in the Union and Canada have applied for licenses to be marâ€" ried in the county. During the past several years hunâ€" dreds of couples from Chicago and Milwaukee have come to Waukegan to get married, making this county the â€" best playground . for â€" Cupid. Greenwich, Conn., is the haven of the love smitten in the east. The first marriage ceremony in The first marriage ceremony in this section was performed by Jusâ€" tice of the Peace Hiram Kennicott, who tied the knot for Caroline Wright the daughter of the first white settler in the present Lake county district, and William Wigham. Expedition to Colorado. to Seek Archaeological Specimens for Museum An archaclogical expedition to the southwestern part of Colorado for Field Museum of Natural. History ieft Chicago June 10, it was announcâ€" ed by Stephen C. Simms, director of the museum. Excavations will be conâ€" ducted on sites of prehistoric Indian cultures ‘and. collections will be sought for addition to the museum exhibits relating to the earliest Americans. The leader of the expedition is Dr; Paul S. Martin, assitsant curator in charge of North American archaelogy at the museum. He will have a full complement of assistants and diggers for the excavation work. Reconnaisâ€" sance work in the region has already been performed by Dr. Martin, who was there last year. About three months will be spent in the field. In addition to artifacts representing different stages of the early cultures, photographs and variâ€" ous other data will be sought for use as guides in carrying out plans for building at the museum restorations of pueblo houses, burial mounds, a kiva, a Casas Grandes ruin and other typical manifestations of the manner of life typical of the peoples of the southwest from about 1,0000 to 3,000 years ago. Also, research will be conducted to obtain new scientific inâ€" formation on cultural sequences as revealed by stratification in the sites to be laid bare by the excavations. Thursday, July 3, 1930

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