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Cont. from pp. 1
He was 37 years old at tho t imo of'his
doath, 'He is survived by his wife,Krvthlyn,
one son, T7illiam Smith' his father William
Smith Hamby of Zeiglor, Illinois; and'one
brother, Malcoflin Hamby of-Panama City,Flor
ida. Ho was born in Clay, Kentucky in 1911
and moved to Illinois when ho was'4 years '
old. In 1933 he moved to Zeigler,Illinois,
where he married Kathlyn Smith in 1941.
Tho following year he and'his wife dame to
Palmer to make their homo. One son,T7illiam
&iith, was born to them in 1945.
A few weeks before his death, his father
came to Palmer from Illinois to be with
him during his final illness and death.His
broth was unable to como.
NEW BOILER IN OPERATION
Use new boiler at the fower House went in
to operation this week. Last week a slow
fire had boen startod to gradually warm it
up, but hbout the middle of this week it
was put to work.
The increase in steam Us most welcome in
all units and homes served by this central
plant. Prior to this the Croamery was hav
ing difficulty in getting up steam for
pastQurizipg and consequently'the bottling
operations wero of ton delayed*
FEED WILL SOON HE HERE
Darrel Prank, managor of the Warehouse, an
nounced this noek that three carloads of
feed and supplies are due shortly. If you
are Ion on feed, keop in touch nith tho
Urehouso and you may soon bo able to re
plenish your dwindling feed supplies.
4 - H HANOIET PLANNED
Plans aro under nay this nock for a 4-H
Banquet which has been tentatively set for
November 6th. The banquet is to be for
4—H Members nho have completed their pro
jects and their parents, Parker Lester
stated.
Tile Chamber of Commorce is giving #50,00
for tho purchase of tho meat and other
necessary items of the meal. The Homo
makers aro furnishing the vegetables and
preparing the food. Other arrangements
nore not definite this week.
n HJT;HZR.jN LADIES -SERVE TURKEY TENNER.
'The Lutheran Ladies? Aid sorved the usual
'alg £.rond!'d bounteous and delicious Turkey
dinner on Thursday of this nock. The piatos
■wore heaped nith turkey, mashed potatoes,
drowsing, string boans and groon salndo
Roi rolls and cranberry jell and hot rolls
added a final-touch to a delicious meal*
It was all topood dff nith Ice Cream and
homemade cake.'_