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AIb. 25¢ 1â€"LB. TIN 5C P R E 8 Plan Preservation of Desecrated Cemetery The centennial celebration of the Evangelical church in Illinois is to be held in 1936 and they are planning to have a part of the celebration at the "church â€"of ~thatâ€"denomination in â€"Hliâ€" nois was started. A history of the church is now being written and many of the very first records were found at the Ira Bubert home in Wheeling. This first Evangelical church was The Waukegan Construction comâ€" pany was the successful bidder on the new bridge to be erected across the Fox river at North Aurora, Wwhen proposals were considered last week at the Geneva county court house. _ The town, growing out of coal, crumbled into ruins with the disapâ€" pearance of its mines. Relapsing a game refuge in the midst of public hunting areasâ€"a retreat furnishing peaceful residence to birds and aniâ€" mals as it once did to people. o The Waukegan company submitted a bid of $72,404.49, more than $3,000 less than the second lowest bidder, the Chicago Construction company of Fourteen of the 23 comJ:.niu' which took out plans and specifications subâ€" mitted bids. Eleven of the 14 were under the county estimate of $90.000. ~â€"â€"The Northfleld Cemetery association met Wednesdayâ€"afternoon, March 18, at the George Rockenbach home. Relâ€" atives of the pioneers buried in the desecrated cemetery at the corner of Sanders. and..Dundee..roads..._met..and of Chicago, who is district superinâ€" tendent of the Evangelical Conferâ€" ence.= Rev. Byas assured the people that negotiations are proceeding toâ€" ward the preservation of the plot and that a monument will be erected with a suitable inscription. â€" Many of the grave stones have disappeared and the exact location <of some of the graves is â€"unknown so that one monuâ€" ment is toâ€"beâ€"erected in memory of all these early settlers. The matter is to be brought before the Illinois Conference of Evangelical churches by the Rev. Byas, at the meeting to be held in April at Barrington. â€" Waukegan Firm Given Fox River Bridge Job The site of Barclay, a community which sprang into existence 75 years ago after discoveryâ€" of coal in the heart of the Bradford County mounâ€" tains, has been bought by the state as part of 21,439 acres of state game lands dfor refuge and hunting purâ€" poses, the Pennsylvania Game comâ€" mission has informed the American Game association. . A ~Pennsylvania â€"mountain town which once boasted 2,000 inhabitants, three churches, several doctors and a railroad has become officially a forâ€" est homeâ€"for game, with a population made up entirely of wild creatures. articles about the Au Plain cemetery and the â€"razing of the last Au Plain church appeared several weeks the Deerfield Press. * Game Preserve Now on _ Site of Old Coal Town known as the An Plainâ€"Churchâ€"and in of the 14 ml_pronmt had been estimated stimate of $90,000.| about $7,000. > Tep im _ ago in Mrs.. Langley, who was defeated for reâ€"election to congress in the 10th Kentucky district, played quite a part in political Washington. She was the first womanâ€"memberâ€"of congress to beâ€" appointed to the committee on comâ€"â€" mitteesâ€"andâ€"in â€"this â€"position â€"succeedâ€". _ What will be the political future of the dynamic, vivid, forceful, Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick? As Illinois congresswomanâ€"atâ€"large, she was an interesting figure in political Washâ€" ington. The récent dramatic camâ€" paign she waged for senatorial honors against "Ham" Lewis will not be soon forgotten. . _ Now Mrs, McCormick says that she plans to go back to her Hlinotis farm with her two daughters, but no one for a moment can imagine Ruth Mcâ€" Cormick® content with dull routine. She plans later to devote some time to her newspapers, but no doubt will later make political news as well as editing it. . â€" x Several property owners on the four streets: declared in public hearâ€" ing that present taxes are so high that additional burdens of special asâ€" sessment for the lights cannot be carâ€" ried. ~Several declared the belief that the benefits to be derived from the special lights does not warrant their installation. > Abandon Lighting Plan for Court House Square The proposed installation of an orâ€" namental street lighting system on the streets bording the court house square was permanently abandoned last week by the Waukegan board of improvements. â€" * THREE WOMEN QUIT For two of them, at least, it can be prophesied that they have spoken their exit lines in the strange show that is â€"eongress. < Mrs. Pearl Peden Oldfield, petite, gentle, intensely femâ€" inine, is grateful to the people â€"of Arkansas who elected her to fill the unexpired term of her husband, the late William Oldfield. In her work, she ~has â€"sought surceaseâ€"from the grief that his death brought her. Besides a desire to return to her home and take up the domestic duâ€" ties that are still important to some women, Mrs. Oldfield has evidenced a dislikeâ€"{for the publicity â€"that women in â€"congressâ€"invariablyâ€"receive.â€"â€"â€"â€" Plans Campaign & ed Congressman John M. Robinson, who was elected to the Senate. It has been intimated that Mrs. Lang: ley is quietly laying her plans for a reâ€"election campaign. And it is easy to believe that party from her maâ€" â€"â€"RButhâ€"~ ~Hanna. MeCormick s Langley have closed their political desks in Washington, thus leaving the field to but six women representâ€" atives in Congress. hogany desk was, for her, a wistful moment. s i ce # Ruth Hanna McCormick Is One:; Otheérs from Kentucky and Arkansas The county court house square Thursday, March 26, 1931 Back to Farm ment.t;“ tiety,, two and two. f; appointed ‘ Ber is "to> cautiously At the* | Thursday it was dec tee to for the mergin of the chu Mrs. R: party at Peddle of day aftern Mrs. W brother, M cago, Sat seriously i Mrs. Ha her bridg noon. Mr. and er road e Saturday Mrs. E bridge on Mr. and day in â€"Mi Mr.an ed Mr. L on Sunda and â€" Mrs Stratford will have month. past week Selig, has dren ofâ€"C Fred Seli Dr. Davi: rays of h Mr. an 626â€"Onwe have mov regently 1 mond Me ployed i Highland Mr.â€"Ch tendedâ€"xv. station a; depot, be ily.. 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