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RECORD YOU SHOULD READ THE RECORO ^THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY VOLUME VIIL FLORA, ILLINOIS, ^ ., AIQIUAL BANQUET or Flora CoBsmereial Clab Aeld Last Thnraday Ni^t The annual banquet of the Flora Commercial Club was held in the U. B. church basement last Thurs¬ day evening at 6 o'clock. The banquet was served by the ladies aid of the church and Was very flne. About 150 plates were laid, and the Club membera and their wtvea and sweethearts enjoyed thoronjrhly the fine repAst. Eld. U. S. Johnson gave the invocation pre¬ ceding tha baaquet. In the absence ot President W. A. Karr, F. H. SImpaon presided In his usual tliorongh and efficient man¬ ner. As toastmaater Mr. Simpson pres-i ented Prof. A. W. Jamison, of the University of Illinois, who gave a most excellent practical talk on community problems, espectally em- phaatzing the urgent need of greater schools and better roads, showing the close ties which tn reality bind the town and country people to¬ gether as one man for community progress. Miss Mildred Hemmlcfc sang and ot course had to respond to the ap¬ plause with a typical southem song. Sbe always makes a "htt". Splendid muatc was furnished by the orchestra led by Luke Pixley. O. W. Arnold, of the Commercial Developement Department of the BAG. railroad, with headquarters at Baltimore, Md., gave an interest¬ ing, practical talk, showing what tho B. A O. is doing for Flora in the wair of employing labor and the Im¬ mense anffnal pay roll dispenaed here, amounting to more than one million dollara. )He expreased readl- ttesa to be always on the Job when Flora wakes np and fights for what she wanta and needs. Division Freight Ageat J. W. Lindsay, ot Vineennea, made a nice little booster talk, and we hope soon to havo^ him with us. The speakers were eleit^d honorary membera of the Commercial Club, on motion of Col. Randolph Smith. A committee at three, consistlna «t W. C. McCauley, H. F. Pixley and C ^. OJbaon, were selected by Mr. Simpson, to select officers for the «oml«g year, and thetr report was Adopted. FMlowlng are the offlcera: President—E. B. Allen. Vlce-Preildent—-Frank L. Medley. SeeT«rtary--L. M. Wood. ¦• Ass^UnU-. S8p]C«tnry.— Harlan Friend.fc. "r,.; ¦¦.¦ •: . TreMW^Tiv-^Mifl Taylor. CounkHmkn Allen and Mayor Trice eMtsiteiaad 'I*k>ra citisens with enndtljHiiS ot the tight and Vater systems aSd the financial problem'. '¦¦"' , •- A ineniberthlP ^^s was made, nfter-whtcli "Rev.*^. C. Macurdy pronounced the Jbenediction. BVerybody:'ahould hide their ham- <inen and bSMt for Flota dnring 1920. (ar w«r''<iave a good town and ean make it better by fighting unit¬ edly tor what we yet need. • SirRPRISE PABTT A erowd of twenty triends and neighbon gave Mr. and Mra. Jas. McCommons a surprise party at their home southeaat of Flora last Friday night, when they walked In on them very unexpectedly. Nice refreshments were served and the remainder ot the evening was spent tn pleasant conversation. The occasion was very much'ShJoyed nntll a late hour. CARD OF THANKS Ts^lncerely wish to thank my dear friwia and nelghbora for their help and sympathy dnring the sickness and deatli ot my husband, also the two mlniatera "and the eholr. The remarks, prayer and beautitui songs were quite a consolation to me, also tor the lovely flowera. MRa A. C. PORTER. QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLB MEBT Mrs. W. 8. Cooper Mighttnlty sn¬ tertalned the Quean Bsther Clrale at ber home on Seeond atreet Tneaday ovening. There were abont twenty present. Mra. E. Thompson Whit- taker, of Robtaaon. and Mra. Clar- aaaa Chiles, ot Springflald, were out- of-town guests. Delicious refresh¬ menta were' served. UTTLE DAUOHTBR AT THBIR ! s > HOHB I "Mr.and Hra. Lew Selby announce tbe birih ot their danghtar. Betty "Loa, on Friday, April 9, one thous¬ and nine hundred and twenty." The above annonneement has been received by a number of Flora tolka (rom Mr. and Mra. Selby, of 140I E. 62nd St, Chleago, III. * •I DEUNQUKNT LIST The delinquent liat of Special- As- sesamenta will be retnraed to the Coanty Treaaurer about April 28th, atter which time coats wfll be added. Please call aad make payment be- tore that date at the offlee ot the City Collector. Flrat National Bank Bnilding. BCTC! >*^"^ VJOOt C. W. VenibU haa nniehaaed the O0<ild tarm o( (orty-MMe acras lst the east boundary la the dty eor- porationi eonaidaraUon 4M40.' Mr. VsiHiMw :wtll make sUenstve lm- pravtawat on the bniidlngs. DR. PARK WILL IjOCATB AT PAXTON t>r. B. C. Park and wlte returned yeaterday to their home in Fl^tra, 111., after making a three days' Vlstt tn Paxton. While here the Doctor was so favorably impressed with the advantagea and opportunities offered tn our city that he decided to locate here for the practice of medicine. He haa purchased Mre. Mary Arch¬ er's residence property on Wesi Pells St. and will take possession on or about Aprtl HO, at which time he and hts wife expect to become resi¬ dents ot oUr city. He will use a portion ot the reaidence property as aa office. Dr. Park graduated in 1894 trom the Louiaville Medical CoUsffe and has been engaged in the continuous practice ot his prof(«s- lonal at Flora. 111., for the -past twenty-flve yeara. He wtll engage In the general practice, but wtll give special attention to diseases ot the eye. Our i>eople wtll he glad to have Dr. Park and his wife as resi¬ dents of our city. —Paxton Register, Ford county, Illinois. The above announcement that Dr. B. C. Park, Jr., and wife are to leave tnis city brings' to the people of Flora and vicinity sincere regrets. Dr. Parks was bom and reared here and tor the - past twenty-flve yeara has lieen one of our leading and SueeeaSful physicians. He and Mra. Park have been Identified with Flora's developement and will be missed by a large circle ftt friends. Dr. Park was examining phyaiclan on the Loeal Kxemption Board in Clay county, resigning to accept a commission as lieutenant at Oreen- leat, Ga.. and continued tn the ser¬ vice until discharged at the close of the hostilities with Germany. Mn. Park served as chief clerk on the Local Board for two yeare and performed the duties In a effi¬ cient manner. Dr. H. C. Park, Sr., who practiced hla profoStion in Flora . tor flfty yeara, retiring several yeara ago on account of advanced age, eighty-six yean, ts now living with his daugh.- iar, Mn, K. L. Wilkina, in Manning. South. Chrollna. Fbr over a half ^entitrr a large number ot Flora's slfll^ tolks . have been administered torw one or the other of the Dr. Parf's. , The Reeord joins with a host of triends here in wishing them every suecess where they go and we feel sure they will gain the respect and good will of all the people in their new home as they have done, and mfUCitsd-Jli Flora. MRS. RAY BESiRY ENTERTAINS Mra. Ray Berry entertained wtth a delightful party April 8 at home on Fourth and Foater streets in hon¬ or of Mias Ruth Snyder who Sunday became the bride of Mr. Frank Burt et Wayne eonnty. Mra. Berry's guests were the lady teaehera of the public schools and the event was a complete surprise to Miss Snyder. She waa-brought to the house on a suppose errand and on arriving \here found tbe teaehera aaaembled in a Jolly group. The rooms were decorated with hearts and cupids. As a token of eateem she waa presented with a beautiful cut glass water service and mirror plateau. Delicious refreshments were serv¬ ed of sandwiches, coffee, pickles and fruit salad. Those .'present with the hdnor guest and hostess were: Mra. Sallie Nichols, Grace.. Moata, Irene Whtte, Misses Rosamond Snyder, Kathleen MeKnigbt, Ifrances Maxwell. Elsie Winter, Youthal Combs, Clara and Lura Shumaker, Edith Lamp, Mabel Qnlnn, Una Winter, Bstelift Higgin- son^iAffa Myera, Mary Enis. C. PORTER PASSED AWAY FRIDAY MORNINO RSDAY, APRIL IS, 1920 > NUMBER 90 Arvery Curtis Porter,' son of Mr. and Mra. Janies Linden Porter, waa bom in Songer township. Clay coun¬ ty, 111., June 16, 1869. When a small boy he moved wtth hts parenta to Indtana and at the age ot 14 yeara he moved back into Illinois. He was married Nov. 21. 1894 to Miss Addle Miller, pf Oskaloosa, 111. He united with the Christian ehureh when he was about 23 yeara of age and has since lived a consist¬ ent Christian life. On August 18,1918, he waa strick¬ en with a paralytic * stroke trom which he partially recovered, Mareh 29, 1920, he was again stricken, and followed April 8, the third stroke from which he seemingly never re¬ gained consciousness. He paased away April -10, 1920, age 60 yeara, 7 months and 26 days. He leaves a wife, one brother, W. P. Porter, of Oklahoma City, Okla., two sistera, Mra. >Sbtrley Davts, ot Xenia, III., and Stra. Bmma DavtS. ot Reverton, Wyo., and a host of rela ttves and friends to moum thetr loss. Funeral services were conducted by Elder Johnson from the famtly home In North Flora. Monday morn¬ ing. Interment at Elm«v>od ceme¬ tery, Flora. tira CUY COSNTY BOY NOV AVIATOR ALPHA CLUB HAVE A JOIilit TOfB The following Invitation was re¬ ceived by the membera of the Alpha Ray Barker, Hon of Onr ToimsniHn, Beta Club and a number of gentle¬ men friends last week: "In honor of my daughter, Mra. Roy L. Med- ; calfe, ot Long Beach, Callforala, you NOTICE op ACTION POR DISSOL. U'nON OF CORPORATIONS 4oiin Barker, Now An .Av'ntor Pulls Some "Air Stunts" C. T. Wade writes a letter to the ara Invited to an Informal gather- Farina News from Ft. Myera, Fla., •«>« »* n»y apartments, Monday eve- and a part ot the letter wtll Interest ."'»«• AP^l 12th at 6:00 p. m., Ran- Flora people. i dolph Smith, Flora, Illinois." Ray Barker la a son of our towns-J Col. Smtth haa been giving a aert- man, John Barker. He ts in the avla- •• •* entertainments tor several WEDDING SOLEMNIZED LAST THURSDAY. EVENING Miss Marabelle Brittenback and Frank Naney, both of this city, were quietly married at the Christian par¬ sonage Thursday evening. April 16. 1920, at 8:00 o'clock, Elder John¬ son, officiating. They were attended by Miss NelUe Lauderback and Mr. E. H. RobhSBOn. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. Brittenback and Is quite a popular aad pleasing young lady and has a large circle of friends. The groom is a son of Mra. Re¬ becca Nanw. of this city. He was la service during the World War and Is an Industrious young man. He is now employed by the J. F. Maxwell Wholesale Co., tn this city and tyss a "good position. They were the recipient of many pretty and usetnl presents. On Monday evening ot this week a six o'clock dinner was given for the happy couple at the home of Mra. Rebecca Naney on Elm and Maple streets. Atter dinner, which was' one ot the kind Mrs. Naney always serves, a social evening was enjoyed. Those present were Mr. and Mr£' Frank Naney, Mra. Rebecca Naney, Mr. and Mra. J. Brittenback, Mra. Paul Naney and son Paul, Jr., Mr. R. S. Jones, Mr. and Mra. Douglas Naney, Mr. Frad Parish, the Misses Luelta, Lucy and Dorothy Parish, Jessie Hayward, Btna VanFossen, Florance Parkinson, Helen Giese¬ king, Elsie and Una Winter. The Record Joins thetr many friends In extending congratulations. RQ<MIS BURGLARIZED APRIL MBBTING OF WOMAN'S CLUB Tba Flora Woman's Club held their regular April meeting at the home of Mra. C. O. Riggle Tuesday attera^n. Twenty-eight membera and two gueats were present. Mra. J. L. Bradley, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mra. Frank Nichols and Mtas Nelle Oorrell aaatated the bostees and at the c<mclnaion of the program aerv- •d a dellclona lunch. The anbject (or the afternoon was "Amertean Poeta" and the tollowing program vraa given. Song DUnola Roll Calk...- Favorite Amerieaa Peta Devotional Mra. A. P. Oould Spring Song Hra. Ferdinand Tonney Reading Mlaa Wanda Johnson "Developing a Taate for Good Liter¬ ature in Children Mra. Donglaa Naney. Sketches of Foremoat American Poets Mra. W. A. Campbell CANTATA AT THB MBTHOOU^T CHURCH The Cantata given at the Metbo¬ diat church laat Sunday night waa nidaa^r* plaaalng affair. The main andHfmsm and Shnday school room MsrA'iMeked and the expreaalon ot XftAttattor the entertalnera wera uni¬ versal. Thia was the firat entertainment given (or the purchase ot a new pipe organ and a snbstantial offer¬ ing waa taken up. Bobert Oray sub¬ scribed )600 to start the snbserip' tlon. An entrance waa gained into the rooms of Meryl Oahan and Park Cambom, Tueaday moming about nine o'clock at the C. M. Boswell Cafe. An Investigation waa made as soon as the robbery was discovered^ and the tollowing articles from Mr. Oahan's room were missed, two suits ot clothes, one lady's and one gent's watch, diamond stick pin. a 46 revolver, French coins and a number pieces of silver ware. A suit of clothea was taken trom Mr. Cambom's room. On Monday evening two young fellows , about 18 and 20 years of age came to the restaurant and had lunch asking tor a room tor the night which vras assigned to them on the second fioor. It is presumed the next moming the yoang fellows burgaltsed the rooma, making their get-away on No. 68, as two men of thetr description tried to sell a nnm¬ ber ot the articles about that ttme. Mr. Boswell is making every ef¬ fort to catch the ptlferera. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS ' The new law provides that thia year and hereafter the aasesswr is to eolleet all dog tax. On male and sterilised feasale dogs the tax is $1., oa nnstarfllssd female dogs the tax la fS.ft*. Oa May lat, the dsllnqnent real estate is placed on the* Judgement record, tor which Sc per tract or lot la charged and 1 per fp^t hstereet is added at. that tlme.,,,,,,^ ^ In May the list la (whined. On June 1st' additional' ^patt- Ta added On aeeond Monday tn Jnne the land sale will be held. A. H. KELLUMS. Co. Collector (SO-SS) and Treasurer. H. 8. T. H. 8. RMECTION The toilovring .niiined gentlemen were rs elaetstt nasttbers on the high aehool jMMil last .Statnrday: Presi¬ deat, Dt. A.":*^;' IMrtetor^ J. O. Ssfldamors uA J^suey. Brwin. Other •taayar, I. a. attaaaaa, m. w. wtittoa, m. T. Snyder, ' ^ CHRISTtAN CHURCH Ws WiU bave onr regniar monthly mualcal the fonrth Sunday night of AprH. We want avary atnger to be at eholr practice Friday nIgU for we waiat to begin practicing for the mnsteal. Where we :.lead othere follow. Come and be one of the largeat Bible Sehool in the county. We had a great school laat Lord's Day with 264 in attendanee. Say you ought to have heard the: orcheatra at the morning and eve¬ ning service. The orsheatra has been randering eaeeilent. mnale for tbe paat montba. We are prond of our niasleians. Come and hrtng the fam¬ ily tt«lct Sunday. We need you and yosi aaad the chureih. U. S. JOHKIION, Paator. tion service and is now located at Ft. Myera, Fla. Below la the interaating part of the letter: ^ 'Airplanes and hydroplanes era as months and this,we uqderatand Is the finis for this season. Mra. Med¬ calfe still holds Her membership tn the eluh at Flora, bnt when It comes to entertaining we are sure she can thick her* as crows in Illinois. Many no' *''<^*' ''•'" **I''*'" '^^i!.""* people do not look up at them as they ara so used to them. I sat In a boat in the Caloosahatchee river th« other day watching aome (ellow up showlngv the guests a good time, Foliowtng are the namea ot the crowd wbo were there at the ap¬ pointed place and on time: M|;. and overVtMvers neWormlna some Jare ' Mre. C. E. HemphUI, Mr. and" Mre 2I!n ..J^H!I!h^!.fv^S, f.un^ «HrhiWm. McMahan. Mr. and Mre. Robert fr/iA^"1n.;hJiB'.if"th; Sack Jeffries, Mr. and Mre. Earl Taylor, as the front pitcn, side sup, tne oacK, ¦ . , ,"»,"___ »«»• t up, tall sSlnand all kind of flip "op«! Jf ^Boyfes Mts^Maude Russelflils. While these stunts were hatr raising ^^^,,5°yie»-"'»» m^" ,?"?.».vlnr> and thrilling, a greater surprise was JJ^^red Miller Mtsa Jessie Taylor. StiU m store for me. After this svla-i *"•" Mary Ellis. tor landed and came up town, I;".__^ ^" ._,4_;^" ___ nraa^-t found tt was no other Person than; NOTOCB^OP^ACtaON^TOR^^^ Rav Barker of Louisville, III., a a^lghbor. whose father, John Barker, %as a boyhood triend of mine. living ketween UouisviUe and Flora, and ho afterward married a daughter of Iteve Jones, the carpenter who help- raoN OF CORPORATIONS id to build the residence of C. D.> ff^^ Davis in Farina, lives." whera Glen Wade ENTHUSIASTIC LOWDEN MBBTINGS A large number ot tarmera and business men rasponded to the call ot Leslte Brissenden, president, and To the tollowing named corpor¬ ations, their officers and stockbold¬ era: Saylor Springs Railroad Company, To the followtag named cornont- ions, thair officers and stockhMdora: Keystone Construction Company. Tou win hereby take notice that the Attomey General of Illtnots kaa fited a bin in chancery In tbe namo of the People ot the State of IlUaola against each of the above nasMM corporation, tn the Circuit Court oT Sangamon Oounty to the Mareh term thereof, the said bill la ehane¬ ery praying tor the dissolntlon ot each ot the above named corporat¬ ions, and that a summons haa baen issued by the elerk ot satd conrt and dellverad to the sheriff ot the connty In which the principal office of eaeh ot aald corporations Is located (or aervice, aad that said sheriff haa raturned satd summons to the clerk of said eourt with a raturn that he has been unable to obtain aervice on any of ths above named eorpor¬ attons. You wtll therefora take notleo that said .Information tn chancery has been flled tn said Circuit Conrt ot Sangamon County. Jlltnota, and la now pending In satd oonrt. CHAS. L. KOEHN. Clerk ot the Cirauit Court ot Sangamon County. EDWARD J. BRUNDAOE, Attoraey Oeneral of the State at Illinois. . RAILROAD ESiPLOYBS MEBTINO You will hereby take notice that the Attoraey Oeneral of Illinois has filed a bill In chancery In the name ot the People ot the State of Illinois against each of the above named corporations. In the Circuit Court ot Sangamon County t« the March term thereof, the said bill in chanc¬ ery praying for the dissolution ot each ot tbe above named corporat- Jlon. Frank Nollman, of Centralta. I of each of "»* "f'P"/'"**' ** ''S and Congressman Williams, both ot «•**?«'? ^^La .,a .¦";m«n. Whom made splendid spe^shes in jjl'^" ^'V'2?"J^r*cem ^'t^a .^ presenting the claima of Gov. Low- *°i""* *''',^,°J,?'l, """".kJ^^^^ ^ !rm,n°a';.r '""'"'"'*° Pmsldenttal turn t^^h^e has-been unable to^ob^ the\rraurl^'LoXllirV-^"fu wIR^So-n ^^t^^^ vx^:.Titara::TbraZiit ^' br flisi^in-'sr ctursz': d^d "Lnd appr^lattraudlence that ft Sangamon County Illinois, and Save the eldest attention to an able »s now »«««»»°Vha'2'V°koEHN Iddi«aa.by Congressman Willtams.i ", . ,^xt^,Z:..i,iZl,S,'^t SkSTtolto were alao made by Col. CUrk of »»» Cirauit Court of ™Tiack Tanner. Col. Randolph' ^ nn^l'xai amuU Tii,1s£i A IST Tnllivnr Leslie BDWARD J. UKUMUAUS., lriSinde"n','Hon.'R. a Jone.'^and ...attorney Oeneral of the State of F. H. Simpson., Both meetings show--""nois atrong sentiment in tavor ot ed Oov, Lowden. The Loulivllle band furalshed splendid music for the meeting at LouiavlUe. NOTICB OF ACTION FOR DISSOL< UTION OF CORPORATIONS Bl^T—SNYDER Mr. Frank Burt and Miss Ruth To the foliowtng named corpor¬ ations, their offleen and stockbold¬ era: / Library Assooiation ot Flora, The You will heraby take notice that anr/er wera quietly married" at tie X^"MTrn*^n«rv°'ln"t£.°*«.«S Kf«ael home in Wayne county last «'ef. a W» « «'»*°*«g-{? ^, ,1mSS2 BJMday afteraoon, April 11, 1920, °* ,n.. !^l oJ thf i^ove named Rev. Roy Kessel, Baptist mtntster, J"?'""!..•"^ .°* h.""^,'S?rr«°"',?'1 officiating. corporation!^ tn the Cirauit Conrt ot The'bSde is the daughter of Mr. 8a£wr° F"."."^:..'--K"?f" ^i^!?. term thereof, the said bill in chane ery preying tor the dissolution ot each of the above named eorpor and Mra. John Snyder,, who live southeast ot Flora. She has been a SnS^eral'^are"' and has'' aTrae attons, and that a summons has been rtrairor?riJX'.n''our crty,'hi^[n"S »"-« ^y th. Jlerlc o,-..d court and taught in the Flore public schools, ?«"7*red to the sheriif of the coun for the past two yeara. 'he groom ts one of Wayne eoun ty tn which the principal office of each of aald corporations Is located ft^'ZJ^Z,',^fur^^^ "H."h« rt' tor service, and that said sheriff has tys prosperous tarmere. He has r^ ,",.."..rt .aM .ummnn. to the cUric sided on his tarm for some time and returaed satd summons to'the cterk I. hi«hlv resoected and a worthy °' ¦**^ "ourt with a ratura that he «««? m«n wortny ^^ ^^jj unable to obUln service "^ Mr a"d Mre. Burt will make their o«."y of the above named corpor- home oa hts tarm near Oeff. '"om. ^^^^ ^^,^t^ ^^^,^ ""tte, that satd IntbrmatlM in chancery has been flled In said Circuit Court of Sangamon County. Illinois, and ia now pending In said court. CHAS. L. KOBHN, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Sangamon County. BDWARD J. BRUNDAGE. Attoraey General ot the State ot MARRIAGE LICENSB* ISSUED Lloyd Mulllns, 28, Xenta Grace Wells, 21, Xenta. —Olney Tlmea. XHNIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder U. 8. Johnaon will praach minois Friday ntght. Don't tall to hear htm. NomcB oe ACTKur for duwol. vnoN OF CORP^AnoiW NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSOL- UTKW OV CORPORATIONS vjfe Chaa.' HaiMr waa aa Olnay Baturday. _ . - To the tollowing named corpor¬ ationa, their offlcera and stockhold¬ ers: Marble Head Lime Company. Yon WlU heraby take notlee tbat the Attoraey Oeneral of Illtnots haa flled a bill Itl'chancery In the name ot the Peoplis of ihe State ot Illinois agalnat eaeh of the above named corporations. In the CIreult Conrt of Sangateon County to tbe Marah term thereof, the said bill tn chanc¬ ery praying for the diasolutlon of esush. of the above named corpor¬ ations, and that a summons haa been leaned by tbe clerk ot said conrt and delivered to the sheriff ot tba coun¬ ty In which the principal office of eaeh ot aaid corporations hi located tor aervlee, and that aaid aharlff has raturaed satd anmmons to tba elerk of aald eonrt with a iptnra that he haa been nnablei to, obtain service on any of the aoove named corpor¬ ationa. "Von wtll therafora take notice tbat aaid Information in chancery hiaa been flled tn said Cirauit Court of Sangamon County, Illinois, and tamOw pending in said eourt. ' CHAS. U KOEHN, Clark ot tha drault Court of . Sangamon Connty. VpmAMD J. BRimOAOB, AWMBaay. Oaaatai.ai tba State, at To the (oUowing named corpor¬ ationa, their officen and stockbold¬ era: Clay County Printing Company Flora Lodge Ne. 264 A. F. and A. M. You will hereby take notice that the Attomey Oeneral of Itttaots has filed a bin tn chahcerv tn the name of the People of the State ot Illtnots against each of the above named cori>orattons, in the Cirauit Court ot Sangamon Connty to the March term thereof, the said bill in chanc¬ ery praying tor the dissolution ot eaeh of the above named corpora¬ tions, and that a aummons haa been iaaued by the clerk ot said eodrt and delivered to the sheriff of tbe eounty in which the principal office ot each ot said corporations is lo¬ cated tor service, and tbat said sheriff has raturned said summons to the clerk ot said court wtth a re¬ tura that he has been unable to ob¬ tain service on any ot the above named eorporatloaa. You will theretora take notlcie that said intormation in Chancery haa been flled in said Clrealt Conrt o( Sangamon Connty, IHinois, aad is now pending tn said eourt. CHAS. L. 4R>BIU«, Clerk of the Cirauit CoAri at Sangamqe^'Connty aiDWAKD J. BBUNOAOB?* Attora^ Oeasral af tba 0tat«'.oC .i«i-; ;,*.'. .1 Illlnoto. The Flora raitroad amployea had a masa meeting last Sunday <attat- noon, addreaaed by Mr. Adktnson, of St. Louts. Next Sunday afteraooa U. S. Bntton will addrass a atmtlar meeting. -rmtetiaaaAtAmiisittamaagssesssBmta! 'Given Away' SATURDAY, 2o'clock, April 24,1920 TICKETS FREE "The Wonder" WHY I UKE IT It runs aaay. It isnolsslssa. It lias ball bearings. It has no lost motion. It ts.tha most durable. It ts free from otl and Kraase. It ta light, wsiRlis but 38 pounds. It can be used on a benoh wringer. It wtll not dry up'^and go to starea. It has high moulding to prevent alt slop. It oan be set on the stove and hsafc water tn It. It tias the largest diameter pt agita¬ tor, 14 Inches. It applies Suction for the first tima bjr a rotary motion. It will wash the dirtiest pla4a|faaUr, tf you put them In tbe loSPb. Xt will not swell up and burst hoops ' or get so hsavy you can't lift (% ikfltator frame and handla are in aga " J>lses so no parts oan aotoA XvfH^- i'hire la no place In the maablag libis aglUtor falls to agitata ta ^MSb- Ing. It will WUb anjr size batcb from » ^ amall article teas large a batch aa any. 1., It usst four processes at ooea, 'Sana¬ tion," "squeezing," "ruMri^" ' and "stirring." With it you can waah lu one-half tba time you can with any other. Ko waahlng compound needed. It has as largs a ospactty aa any fam¬ ily wMhgr. - - It will do MOBB and BBTTBft Itodil with I^KSS labor than aiijr ,o|^ machine, althouKh it has no heavy and cumbersome castings, sd objactloqabls to otbsr ms- ohlMS. Insist 00 bavtof ths WONDBB #4|lfS9 anlhyw no otber, Ib u tAw aioBBSTin' Aix Bica GBADBS., J.BOWPtAN Flora, IU.
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The annual banquet of the Flora Commercial Club was held in the U. B. church basement last Thurs¬ day evening at 6 o'clock.
The banquet was served by the ladies aid of the church and Was very flne. About 150 plates were laid, and the Club membera and their wtvea and sweethearts enjoyed thoronjrhly the fine repAst. Eld. U. S. Johnson gave the invocation pre¬ ceding tha baaquet.
In the absence ot President W. A. Karr, F. H. SImpaon presided In his usual tliorongh and efficient man¬ ner.
As toastmaater Mr. Simpson pres-i ented Prof. A. W. Jamison, of the University of Illinois, who gave a most excellent practical talk on community problems, espectally em- phaatzing the urgent need of greater schools and better roads, showing the close ties which tn reality bind the town and country people to¬ gether as one man for community progress.
Miss Mildred Hemmlcfc sang and ot course had to respond to the ap¬ plause with a typical southem song. Sbe always makes a "htt".
Splendid muatc was furnished by the orchestra led by Luke Pixley.
O. W. Arnold, of the Commercial Developement Department of the BAG. railroad, with headquarters at Baltimore, Md., gave an interest¬ ing, practical talk, showing what tho B. A O. is doing for Flora in the wair of employing labor and the Im¬ mense anffnal pay roll dispenaed here, amounting to more than one million dollara. )He expreased readl- ttesa to be always on the Job when Flora wakes np and fights for what she wanta and needs.
Division Freight Ageat J. W. Lindsay, ot Vineennea, made a nice little booster talk, and we hope soon to havo^ him with us. The speakers were eleit^d honorary membera of the Commercial Club, on motion of Col. Randolph Smith.
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November 24, 2013 11:38 AM
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A Philadelphia man is facing DUI charges after crashing a car with his four young children inside.
The accident happened around 10:00 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of Shelbourne Street and Wyoming Avenue in the city's Juniata Park section.
Police say the unidentified man lost control of his car, crashed into a fence and then struck a parked car.
Four of the man's children, a boy and three girls, ranging in age from 5-years-old to 12-years-old, were taken to St. Christopher's Hospital where they were treated for minor injuries.
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This handsome rhinestone jabot pin is a long 5 inch sceptre with clear rhinestones, two large sapphire blue stones, one ruby red stone, and a single pearl at the top. Some of the clear stones are in baguette form. This is a Trifari piece from the 1940's and comes with the box.
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This is vintage Miriam Haskell. The small amethyst beads and rhinestones encircle a large prong set cabochon glass center. Her signature open work metal backing supports the body of the brooch. Her name appears in a small oval just under the clasp. The brooch measures 1 3/4 inches long by 1 1/2 inches at the widest part. It dates circa 1950.


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Barry Aldridge's book publishing dream comes true
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A wife has fulfilled her ill husband's dream of having his own book published.
Barry Aldridge, from Ely, played a key role in setting up a display of Second World War memorabilia at Ely Museum in May 1995 to celebrate 50 years since the war ended.
Over the years, Barry, who ran a successful plumbing business, became increasingly passionate with his research and the display grew and grew.
There is now a RAF Witchford Display of Memorabilia at the Lancaster Way Business Park in Ely - the former RAF Witchford airfield.
Barry, 67, always wanted to write a book about his passion and planned to do so when he retired but in 2010 he became unwell and in 2012 he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
However, with support from local publisher Dr Chris Thomas, his wife, Jane, and Ely resident Beth Lane, Sue, Barry's wife, has been able to make his dream come true.
Memories of RAF Witchford, priced at £16, is now on sale at Burrows Bookshop in Ely's High Street Passage.
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Our dysfunctional government is stressing me out. Can someone post something to reassure me?
"Can someone post something to reassure me?"Nope.
And here is one that does not run...
Edited by Kat_P on 10/01/2013 21:08:53 MDT.
Death is inevitable. So one day all those you can't stand will be taking a dirt nap.
Does this help?Hmmmmm. Probably not....Maybe this one?Shoot, I don't think I'm very good at this....
Edited by idester on 10/01/2013 21:52:03 MDT.
Puffy pink unicorn. Ah....
Turn off the news for a month or so and get caught up on Honey Boo Boo episodes. You may lose some IQ points in the process but it'll bring the stress down. When I worked in EMS, one of the things we would need to do is establish the patient's level of consciousness. We'd ask them questions that they should be expected to know. I soon realized that asking "who is the President?" was not a good question as I would occasionally meet someone who truly didn't know or care. I then started asking questions like "When is the state fair?" Initially I was bewildered that someone might not know who the president was but I then realized that the joke's on me. I spend God knows how many hours listening to the news, researching politicians before an election, and trying to stay current for what purpose? "Every vote counts" is complete horseshit. For example, I didn't vote for Romney or Obama in the last election out of protest but it really didn't matter. I live in Washington and for better and for worse, we're a blue state which rubber stamps whatever Democrat happens to be running for whatever position. Sometimes that is good and sometimes that is bad but at a state level, people show up to the polls and check the box next to the D regardless if the candidate is the best suited for the job or not. The level of energy I spend on current affairs would be better spent on reading a book, taking the kids to a park, or even getting my nails done. With that being said.... I'm announcing my candidacy for President. You'll see my name next to "Apathy Party."
"We'd ask them questions that they should be expected to know. ""A recent CNBC poll found more Americans oppose ObamaCare than oppose the Affordable Care Act. But more Americans support ObamaCare than the Affordable Care Act."and"Unfortunately, public ignorance is hardly specific to ObamaCare, nor is it merely the stuff of Jay Leno's "Jaywalking" interviews, in which he finds people who think that America declared our independence from Greece and that Winston Churchill was the commander of the Revolutionary Army."Story here.Sigh.
Edited by idester on 10/02/2013 11:45:59 MDT.
What? Ignorance on both sides? No. How could that be?Edited. I retract my unicorns.
Edited by Kat_P on 10/02/2013 12:20:02 MDT.
ACA vs Obamacare on the streets.http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504784_162-57605754-10391705/jimmy-kimmel-on-obamacare-vs-the-affordable-care-act/
it works for Sheldon.http://youtu.be/9AP8_LaUC4w
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Soft kitty was horrible. Here's the antidote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xShg52s1ZJk
LOL with BatDad on the prowl and these cuddlies I feel warm and fuzzy all over ...http://vimeo.com/59234110
Bucket of sloths relaxed me more than any other response.Soft kitty brothers looked so similar I couldn't tell them apart. Their mother must have taken fertility drugs.Bat Dad needs to talk to our reps in Washington DC.
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Here you go Daryl, a time-tested combination.
Spelt,That worked good. I'm all smiles and can feel the endorphins. Don't recall what I was worried about.That big cat (mother?)/little cat (baby?) worked especially well.
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If we indeed had 89 cars, a few eluded my lens. If you're still on dial-up, brush up on your Heimlich, 'cause your computer's gonna choke:
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The Plastification of America
We have become a nation that is reliant on plastic.
A plastic trifecta: Plastic credit cards to coax us into debt, plastic containers to hold our expensive water, and plastic surgery to complete the trifecta.
Is our nation turning into molten mass of synthetic life? Almost everywhere you turn you see someone who has had something lifted, tucked, realigned, plumped or cut-off for aesthetic reasons.
Plastic surgery. A $10.7 billion dollar industry* that makes bank on the removal of character and what makes each individual authentic. Plastic surgery has grown by 155% since 1997 and these numbers are only continuing to increase. As more and more people go under the knife we are slowly becoming immune to the illusion of what the body really looks like. Our thinking process is 90% visual and the more we see something the more it becomes ingrained into truth.
What is happening here? Oddly enough, paired with this rise in the occurrence of plastic surgery is a rise in positive body image campaigns and messages that scream for us to love ourselves. Are these messages being heard? How can they be when so many more people are altering their appearances.
In 2010 breast augmentation topped the list as the most performed procedure. This is a shift from the top procedure in 1997, which was liposuction. The majority of breast augmentations performed weren't even for each for "deformities" such as extreme asymmetry or severe underdevelopment, but again for purely aesthetic reasons. What do these women think they will gain from having larger breasts? A happier life? Better friends? More money?
Why do we subject ourselves to implanting foreign objects and injecting poison into our bodies. Do we really fear being human that much; the lines that tell the stories of our lives or the skin that sags with character? Our bodies change throughout our lives. By pretending we are immune to this we deny our very essence of being human, running towards the static image of an illusion and from an acceptance of our soul.
"We don't see things as they are. We see things as we are." – Anais Nin
Perhaps this money and time would be better spend delving into the issues that exist below the surface, engaging in self-reflective practices such as yoga, meditation, body work or even therapy sessions. These practices integrate the disconnect that exists between body and mind and are much longer lasting than procedures that will have to be re-done after several years and come with the possibility of severe complications.
What is your take on plastic surgery? Are you part of the 56% of Americans who approve?
*statistics from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
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From wikipedia: Plastic surgery is a medical specialty concerned with the correction or restoration of form and function. Though cosmetic or aesthetic surgery is the best-known kind of plastic surgery, most plastic surgery is not cosmetic: plastic surgery includes many types of reconstructive surgery, hand surgery, microsurgery, and the treatment of burns.
So, I do not buy your statement that "A $10.7 billion dollar industry* that makes bank on the removal of character and what makes each individual authentic". Any person who has a real medical need for the services of a board certified plastic surgeon would most likely disagree with the "removal of character" statement also.
As far as cosmetic surgery goes, I believe that it is impossible to make a judgement as to whether or not there are too many purely cosmetic surgeries. Using your breast augmentation example, I believe that some women do have self esteem issues that drive the desire for larger breasts. I also believe that there are many women with perfectly healthy self esteem who also have breast augmentations.
Is there something about the Western culture driving the rise in purely cosmetic surgeries? My guess is yes, but honestly I do not think I am smart enough to authoritatively make that statement with 100% certainty. I am a believer in personal responsibility. I think that (most) individuals make their choices based on personal factors that have nothing to do with "culture".
Personally I believe a natural body is more aesthetically pleasing than a body enhanced by surgery or drugs.
Hi MikeG,
My article concerns cosmetic or aesthetic plastic surgery and not the reconstructive surgery that you mention such as burn treatment, microsurgery, hand surgery, and the like. Those are all very real reason for plastic surgery.
Where did you get your information about reconstructive surgery being more prevalent? According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons there were 10.3 million cosmetic procedures iin 2010 and 5.3 million reconstructive.
Hey Hannah. The problem with the numbers is that often procedures performed by plastic surgeons do not get classified under the heading "plastic surgery". Since you clarified that your post is about cosmetic surgery, the numbers of cosmetic vs. purely medical procedures does not add to the conversation, IMO.
Excluding purely medical procedures, I completely understand your concern about the volume of cosmetic surgery. While looking at professional sites devoted to cosmetic surgeries I saw the statistic that 83% of surgical procedures are performed on women. The numbers boggle my mind.
Great discussion, Hannah! For obvious superficial societal pressures, we often long to look and be 'perfect' although we all know in the back of our heads that there is no such thing. I do think that if we could find the beauty in our imperfections and just really accept who we are in the life, that we'd gain a real sense of peace. We can, because of today's technology, change the way we appear on the outside, but it doesn't mean it necessarily changes on the inside. Thanks for sharing this.
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Why is it different than every thing else just because it is surgery? Women highlight their hair, wear makeup, shave their legs, and wear padded push up bras. How about pierced ears or tattoos? Self tanner? How about jewelery? High heels, well they serve no functional purpose. Nice clothes? A sweatshirt and jeans would serve the function of protection from the elements. Or how about bleaching teeth or getting braces when you are 13? Braces are done for purely cosmetic reasons in most cases. Are all of these things acts of someone who is denying they are human?
I view it as different because of the invasive aspect of the procedures be it cutting someone open or injecting poison in the body. The things you mention with the exception of self-tanner and cosmetics are external to the body. True cosmetics and the like are also chemicals, but there are other options for them that are not chemically based.
That is a fair statement but it is not related to what the article is taking issue with. The point of the article seems to be about it being bad to let aesthetics define a person. The article does not discuss the relative health safety of one thing versus another. All of the things mentioned in my post are done by people hoping to create a more attractive pleasing appearance whether they are invasive or not. Victoria's Secret has a pushup bra that "adds" two cup sizes. That is not invasive but it is done for similar if not identical reasoning.
The article is about plastic surgery. I don't discuss the other aesthetic things that we do to our bodies. That was brought up in your comments.
I also think that what the article is talking about is different than what you are referring to. Hannah writes about procedures that effect lasting change. If I put on makeup, half of it has already rubbed off by the time I get to the office. I see myself without the make up on before I go to bed, as does my fiance. Same thing with the pushup bra. I can wear it out for fun, but in the bedroom it comes off and my true body is revealed. Changing your body permanently is a lot different than occasionally putting on a "costume" for fun when you go out. I don't know if that makes sense, but I feel that when you wear make-up or you wear a bra or you use self-tanner you are still accepting yourself for who you are. You aren't trying to permanently alter (and potentially damage) your body in the process. Make up is a lot of fun, but I'm really glad it comes off and I can be natural too – it's not like I want to tattoo my make up on my face. Make sense?
I think, based on what I have seen in my own friends, augmentations are done for a number of reasons, some of which are perfectly valid and some of which are sad attempts at trying to find happiness. I think much of it is done because people are looking for happiness in the wrong place. These people will have the procedure done and find they are still unhappy. This may either lead them to regret having the surgery done or it may lead them to focus on some new perceived "imperfection", thus leading to another surgery. Your example/photo of Heidi Pratt (or whatever her last name is these days) is perfect example of this. Michael Jackson would also be a good example of this. But then there are women who really do have breasts that are small. And by small, I mean…non-existent. I think some of those women appreciate getting the "boob job" done because they felt really self-conscious about their breasts and felt they couldn't be fully liberated in the bedroom. We can argue that really what they need to work on is a problem with their self-esteem (which is true – they need to realize and, more importantly, BELIEVE that they are so much more than their boobs), but at the end of the day if nice boobs are what they need to be able to enjoy themselves in bed and feel confident, then I think that is fine. If they find they still lack the happiness and confidence they hoped boobs (or chin implants or butt implants or calf implants) would bring them, then maybe they should consider counseling or discovering themselves and their bodies through yoga or some other body-mind practice – just as you suggested.
Cosmetic surgery should be reserved for people who are disfigured by accidents, birth defects or some other kind of misadventure.
Anything else is waste of money, time and resources.
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These people will have the procedure done and find they are still unhappy. This may either lead them to regret having the surgery done or it may lead them to focus on some new perceived "imperfection", thus leading to another surgery. Your example/photo of Heidi Pratt (or whatever her last name is these days) is perfect example of this
I very much agree Katka. It it usually something that comes from inside and while a fast fix may be the outside just like the surgery, it doesn't last.
Interesting take on it with your last sentence. Something to contemplate!
What I see is people looking for magic solutions for their problems through plastic surgery (cosmetic), people not being reasonable at all. It's OK to remodel a bathroom – but we humans are not bathrooms.


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LAWRENCEVILLE -- After you finish your turkey and take a nap, the city of Lawrenceville will be ready to ring in the holiday season Thanksgiving night.
On Thursday, Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation and the Lawrenceville Tourism and Trade Association host the 25th Annual Lighting of the Tree at the lawn of the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse in downtown Lawrenceville.
In celebrating its silver anniversary, the tree lighting will also include Class Act Band, leading the crowd in singing carols, choreographed dance routines by Clogging Connection, music by Catherine Kimbro, face painting, crafts and Whoville Hair for kids.
The event starts at 5 p.m. and the 30-foot Norway Spruce will be lit about 6 p.m., illuminating more than 30,000 Christmas lights on the tree. Afterward, Santa Claus arrives in his sleigh for photo ops.
If you miss Santa on Thursday night, he'll be making another appearance at the courthouse on Saturday. From 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., jolly St. Nick is a part of the annual breakfast with Santa in the Superior Court Ballroom.
Attendees must register for the breakfast by Wednesday. Admission is $9 per person, which includes food, carolers and a keepsake photo with Santa. Children up to 18 months old are free accompanied by a paid adult.
For more details or to register your spot with Santa, visit www.gwinnettparks.com or call 770-822-5450. The Gwinnett Historic Courthouse is located at 185 Crogan St. in Lawrenceville.
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When it comes to my personal comedic preferences, I'm most definitely an absurdist. I'm the type that prefers The Vondruke Sketch to a Wayne's World bit or something with more classical comedic sensibilities.
It's no coincidence, then, that I'm such a big fan of The King of All Cosmos, who happens to be featured in a new Touch My Katamari video, a vid that "Reveals the Truth" about the mercurial King.
If you'd like to learn of his "smoldering soul of a warrior poet" or his heart that's "positively abloom with romance", please enjoy:
As for Touch My Katamari itself, it's a launch title for the Vita by way of Namco Bandai Games America–it'll be available February 22 (in N.A. and Europe), the same day the Vita hits North American shelves.
In Touch, you'll stretch and squeeze your katamari using the Vita's rear touchscreen, morphing your ball of miscellany to better maneuver around each level. Otherwise, the gameplay features tried and true Katamari fun.
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Illinois bishop asks top court to reconsider abuse case; victim's lawyer decries stall tactics
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Bishop Edward Braxton of Belleville, Illinois, has asked the state's Supreme Court to reconsider a diocesan appeal of sex-abuse case—an appeal that the court has already declined.
The renewed appeal postpones the payment of a $5 million judgment awarded in 2008 to a sex-abuse victim. The victim's lawyer said that the bishop's decision to renew his appeal was "sad and pathetic." The delay in paying the jury award is costing the diocese over $1,000 a day in interest charges.
"We are not doing this to 'hide behind the law' as some might suggest," Bishop Braxton insisted. "We are doing this in the hope of a clarification of the law and a consistency in applying the law to the Catholic Church."
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OSU School of Forensic Sciences students get hands-on experience while aiding law enforcement.
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Lindsey Yoder was quick to sign up when the OSU School of Forensic Sciences put out the call for volunteers to search for the remains of a missing 6-year-old girl.
"It was an opportunity to see what it was like to be involved in a real crime scene search and to put to work the skills I had been learning in the classroom," says Yoder, a graduate student in forensic biology at the OSU Center for Health Sciences in Tulsa. "A case like this really pulls at your heartstrings, and it's something you want to be involved in and help in any way you can."
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Ashani Karin Creighton went missing in 1997 in Florida. Authorities believe she was killed in 1999 while living in Tulsa and buried in a then-vacant lot near 61st Street and Mingo Road.
In 2012, the Oklahoma State Medical Examiner's Office and the Tulsa Police Department helped organize a search for Ashani's remains based on a tip investigators received.
"Providing our students with opportunities for real-world experience is something we pride ourselves on at OSU," says Robert Allen, chair of forensic sciences at OSU-CHS. "We asked our students to volunteer, and they seized the opportunity to help."
Allen, forensic sciences assistant professor Ron Thrasher, 10 graduate students and 10 undergraduate students from Stillwater and Tulsa volunteered for the search. They sifted through soil, searching for Ashani's remains during several days in March and again in May.
"We didn't go into it thinking we would find anything. We were looking for a needle in a haystack," Yoder says. "For the students, we went into it thinking about how we can give back to the community. It was also a chance to actually have some real-life experience in what we've been training to do."
Despite hundreds of hours sifting dirt in sometimes-sweltering temperatures, volunteers and authorities found no evidence of Ashani's remains. In December, Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett thanked volunteers at a special ceremony.
"The experience was eye-opening for some of our students who had never experienced being in the field before," Allen says. "Even though they ended up with blisters on their hands and dealt with extremely warm temperatures, these students were out there because there was a purpose. There was something worthwhile in the search."
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The search was not the first for the OSU School of Forensic Sciences. In 2011, law enforcement asked the school to help search for remains at Oklahoma's Tallgrass Prairie Preserve near Pawhuska after ranchers discovered bones.
"The close relationship we have with the state medical examiner and the Tulsa Police Department as a result of both being located on our campus enables us to have interactions that otherwise wouldn't be possible," Allen says. "We are one of only two universities in the nation that house an active law enforcement crime lab on campus. That proximity is invaluable in making professional connections for our students."
The forensic sciences program offers training for advanced careers in crime scene investigation, forensic chemistry and toxicology, forensic psychology and DNA analysis. The program takes about two years to complete.
"The students and faculty in the School of Forensic Sciences at OSU-CHS are energized by the program and the skills they develop while working with experts," says Howard Barnett, president of OSU-Tulsa and OSU-CHS. "We are training the next generation of scientists, researchers and law enforcement professionals for high-tech careers investigating crimes and contributing to a safer communities across the nation."
Thrasher, who teaches an advanced criminalistics course, brings in working professionals each week to lecture and help students process staged crime scenes. Students work with experts on topics ranging from blood spatter and firearms to environmental issues and death scene investigations.
"The course provides some wonderful interaction between our students and these experts," Thrasher says. "Students get on their hands and knees, utilizing all of their senses, while they're exploring a mock crime scene. It provides them a real edge when they go out and interview for jobs because they have this type of experience."
The course culminates with a moot court experience that offers OSU forensic sciences students courtroom experience with graduating University of Tulsa College of Law students under the direction of Tulsa County District Court Judge Rebecca Nightingale.
The interaction with a wide range of law enforcement professionals attracts applicants such as Lindsey Allen, who also works as a research associate for an OSU-CHS associate professor.
"I really appreciate that all of the professors have experience in the field and can pass that along to the students," she says. "Getting to have access to these experts is what has really drawn me to the program."
Land-Grant Mission
As the demand for trained forensic professionals grows, the school is expanding partnerships and training opportunities. In June 2012, the U.S. Department of Justice brought a group of scientists from Sri Lanka to Tulsa for training on DNA forensics.
"No one in Sri Lanka had ever had that type of training before," professor Robert Allen says. "OSU trained the first scientists in that nation to begin utilizing DNA technology. The program was so successful that we're doing it again this summer."
Allen says that projects happening at the school fit well with the overall land-grant mission of the university.
"The culture of OSU is alive and well here in the School of Forensic Sciences," Allen says. "We have a graduate program that is thinking outside the box, is well-equipped with state-of-the-art technology and provides our students with the opportunities for research that other programs just cannot offer."
For Yoder, that means lots of practical experience that she will utilize when she begins looking for a job.
"The OSU program really diversifies you as an employee and helps you get a foot in the door through our many partnerships and programs," says Yoder, who plans to be a DNA analyst. "Being able to be out in the field will only help us in the long run."
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In his Last Will and Testament - (see: Addendum 2), John Hannell requested allotment of an area of his property, on the southern side of the Hunter River, for the construction of a burial vault. The precise dimensions were noted.
... notes from grandson, William J. Turton's diary.
The Vault, on the 'plot' of land, bordering the Hunter River, has, in due course, through the never-ceasing work of Douglas Carroll, been classified by the National Trust.
The National Trust has classified this allotment, and the Vault.
Letter 1 - 10th May, 1988
Letter 2 - 10th August, 1989
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In additional information re: this map, the 'creek' referred to was, in fact, a 'ditch' ordered dug by John Hannell, to assist in the drainage of excess water from his property.
There is also a 'metal' plaque attached to the Vault, and the writer would beg to know -
"Who the hell was Norman Muncaster, and, why was he buried in the Vault? Why does he have a plaque attached?"


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The Blennd performs at The Woodlands Inn
Tonight in the Woodlands Executive Lounge… For the early crowd, "the Blennd". Performing live on stage starting at 7pm. When the lines at the mall have you stressed. Stop by the Woodlands on the way home. Sit down by the fireplace, enjoy a cocktail, and take in the smooth sounds of "the Blennd."
Crescenzo's Bar & Restaurant | P.P.V. FIGHT TONIGHT – ANTHONY MARGARITO VS. MANNY PACQUIAO
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Crescenzo's Bar & Restaurant
P.P.V. Fight tonight inside Crescenzo's Bar.
Anthony Margarito vs. Manny Pacquiao |
12 Rounds | Super Welterweight Title Bout | 9pm fight start.
Splash and Stay
For all you parents out there looking for something to do with your children during this heat wave.
Pack a small suitcase for a night in the woods combined with tickets to Sno Cove, the new water park at Sno Mountain.


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About Autism
Autism spectrum disorder is a constellation of psychological conditions characterized by difficulty with social interactions, communication, and behavioral skills. Autism spectrum disorders include autism, Asperger's syndrome, and pervasive developmental disorder (PDD). Recent estimates suggest that autism spectrum disorders may affect as many as one in 100 children.
How can I recognize a person with ASD?Some children show signs and symptoms very early; many are not diagnosed until they enter school. They may exhibit many or only a few of the characteristic ASD traits, and these behaviors may be mild or pronounced. Characteristic ASD behaviors include:
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text: Lately due to the dropping of former religious beliefs I've been thinking alot on the existence of "reality" and questioning the functions of the world. Now the way I think about it ever since I started smoking, up until this point i've been doing so for recreational purposes. Ive heard of getting high for spiritual reasons and was reminded during a session, so I attempted to do it. I started to think of our purposes in life and focused alot on nature trying to connect with it. With these combining thoughts I sorta convinced myself I was part of all this which gave me an overwhelming feeling. Weird huh. Anyways if you do smoke trees for spiritual purposes then can you explain how you do it and how it all works out.


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As performed by Cee Lo Green. Composed by Ari Levine, Brody Brown, Bruno Mars, Philip Lawrence, Thomas Callaway. Arranged by Paul Murtha.
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NDLS Classes Resume Jan. 12, 2009
The University of Notre Dame Law School will be closed Christmas Eve until Jan. 5, 2009, when faculty and staff return. Classes begin Monday, Jan. 12, in the new Eck Hall of Law—a three-story, 85,000-square-foot building that is on the site of the former campus post office. Eck Hall will be composed primarily of a new moot courtroom, classrooms and faculty offices.
At the same time, renovation will begin on the old law school building, which will be renamed Biolchini Hall. The structure will house an expanded Kresge Law Library, and will include two 50-seat classrooms, new space for Notre Dame Law Review, and new offices and work space for admissions and career services. The exterior of the building, including masonry, windows and roofing, will be restored where necessary.
A covered archway will link Biolchini Hall to the adjacent Eck Hall of Law.
To view images of the Law School expansion, including a live Webcam, click on this link: /about/law-school-expansion