Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 8

IDI DAILY JOCBNAL-OAnm AND OOMMXKCIAL-ITAR, MATTOON, rjAINOwJ vTEDNIBDAT, JVLT 15, 151 rAOB BIGHT nitiM Mass to It seems that svsn the common! Mattoon Fed. 8. L. Assn. Mortgagors, release, tl.OO.

Jane Franklin, qcd pt lot cement building-block csn oe inv proved snd patented, according te u.m,.1 D.t.nt Council Patent No. has been issued to Robert! 44, Orlg. Mattoon, tl. Katie Calhoun, et al to C. C.

Glasscock, et al, pt. 14-13-8, tio. Lyda C. Jones Bayre, et al to J. Dale Roberts, et al, lot 1 Fair-view Place, tl.

Beryl K. Bean, et al to Ray Deg-ler, lot 7 Elm Ridge Add. Mat-toon, tlO. Mrs. Elizabeth Borowlak to Polly toon Fed.

8. St L. lot 4 blk 44 Orlg. Mattoon, X8M. LeRoy Pierce, et al to Margaret E.

Taylor, release, tl. Walter T. Conley to Alice Con-ley Coartney, assignment. Walter T. Conley To Whom It Msy Concern, release.

Mattoon Fed. S. Se L. Assn. to Mortgagors 2 releases, tl.

Robert Whltesel, et al to Benjamin H. Price, et al. wd. lot 4 blk. Real Estate Instruments Filed Coles Co.

B. L. Assn. to Norah E. Mason, et al, release, tl.

Walter T. Conley to Alice Con-ley Coartney, farm lease, pt 10, 13, $1. Benjamin Price, e'. a) to Mat- Dodge Orove $25. Lester Wrndel, et al to Dorlce Bayes lot 9 blk.

1 J. M. Lippin-cott's 1st Add. Oakland. Olendale Memorial Gardens to Lester B.

Burrus, et al deed lot lis A Garden of Last Supper, $220. 8. Reed, Three Hivsrs, ior. an Improved building-block. The Improvement dslm is thst ths block Is bisected lengthwise, fibrous tn-j sulating mstsrlsl seifarstes the two halves, snd wsb reinforcement hold the btlves together.

Want Ads Pay! Feme y' SCHOOL OPENS SOON! Local Students In EI Summer Stage Plays Toot Mattoon students have role la three one-act summer plays that will be presented tonight at p. m. a the stage of the Health Education building at Eastern nUnok 8tata Oollege. the production, epm to the pub-Be wl Shout chart, win be (Ivan by stodanta of the speech and dre-anauoe department under the direction of Mrs. K.

Olendon Oabberd. To be preeenttd art William Saro-yen's "Hello Out There," a eerlous play; Noel Coward's Tamed Oak." eerious-comedy evolving around henpecked husband; and Richard Corson's -Slater's Mcintosh." a farce In vol ring two old women who feign Insanity to frighten lentlemeti who come calling at bedtime. n-Tha three plays are east as follower "Hello Out There" Mary Franklin. Uattoon: Fred volgt, Mat-toon; and Eugene Manor. Decatur: Turned Oak" Pat Brother-ton, Mattoon; Mary Franklin; Raymond FUeher, TaytorrUle; and afary Bells Worrell, Sycamore; "8 liters Mcintosh" Nancy McNamara.

Mat-. toon; Pat Brotherton; and Richard Allison, summer theater Banner, the plays will be given with no, costumes or scenery and only a minimum of stage properties. v-'S ft "I 1 i I e.M: I i -I I I iiMSiii r' irttgife53Wieawm fcJidYwi ore. NO SMOKE, NO OIL Smokeless smokestacks at the bugs oil I refinery at Absdsn, Iran, symboliis the fact that oil production there has dropped almost to zero since Iran nationalized the in-dustry and Britain ordered its trained personnel and oil tankers 1 out of Iran. MJSii fci "NNIY'S BACK-TO-ICHOOl FABRICS 1IM FUlL co1011 IN THI AUGUST ISSUI OP ljj Contino Spends Night in Jail WSai ZXck Wisiklsrn (T) Accordionist Contino.

who got "pants claustrophobia on Port like a lousy heel." Contino told the jurist "This started in April. One day late, Contino reported at Fort Ord. He quickly passed an army psychiatric test. Next day, he fled In his eonTertlble. Arrested weeks later, he explained his flight: "Everything was behind a fence.

It made me sick an over." Opposing Oantlno's Jailing the youth had been free on $3,000 bond his psychiatrist. Dr. Percy P. Pen llak. told the court: "I hate to think what will happen In Jail to a person of this type Re may go completely to pieces." Ord.

Cat, -spent last night tat an let toot county Jan cQ. t-Contmo, at a WflOO week entertainer, entered a surpriss tee ef guilty at hk draft evaston trial yesterday. Bat told Federal Judge Michael J. Roche he Is now ready te go into the army. know can be a good soldier," said.

Instead, the Judge sent Contino to Jail to await sentence Aug. T. 1 1 "Tver alnee) this' started, fre felt tVaat Ads Pay I Penney'sQwn Sanforized Silvermoon Delightful prints for Big Little sister! INDISPENSABLE Sit town Jobs win be racant when one Lunenburg, man goea in the Army nejrt month he's simultaneously tows elerk, treasurer, tax collector, health officer, veterans aent and clerk of the board of selectmen. SPARKLING NEW BACK-TO-SCHOOL PRINTS n1Tnffl KIIIMIIII Kh KI H.1 Bounds almost indispensable as wonderful Sally Ann Bread. eJU JbivrJL lJa-r Ja.

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