2
The Case of
The Missing Wig
Norb Overstolz whose mug is
seen here in several poses is also
the poor mug who lost the very valuable wig that you will see decorating the topmost part of his anatomy
in these pictures of our past party.
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
JAY J. KEITH, Chairman
J. Bruce Black
Walter F. Stein
Alfred Anderson
G. L. Hubbard
LYLE HOFFMAN, Editor
omCERS
B. C. Fitton
Roy Z. Eaton .
Geo. T. Lundberg
Royal E. Pierce
AND COMMITTEE CHAmMEN
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
E. A. McCord
FOR THE YEAR 1941
Alfred Anderson
J. Bruce Black
W. R. Kiefer
[os, M. Murphy
Governor
Governor
Governor
Governor
Governor
House Committee
John A. Olson,
Sports and Pastimes, Men
[os, A. Wall,
Sports and Pastimes, Ladies
Mrs. Lyle H. Gift,
Entertainment.
:
E. Leonard Fritz,
Entertainment, Ladies
Mrs. Ray Defenbaugh,
Membership Committee
Chas. C. Caley,
Grounds and Greens Committee
C. W. Verkler,
J ......••.••••••.
Bowling Committee
Men, Lyle H. Gift; Ladies, Mrs. Henry Tuerk,
Swimming Pool Committee
T. E. Steenrod,
Tennis Committee ................................•...
,
Quick Coddington,
Picnic Grounds Committee
Dr. Milo T. Easton,
Caddy Committee ...........................................•.
W. Lee Mullen,
Planning and Advisory Committee
E. H. Thornberry,
Finance Committee
Geo. T. Krider,
A uditing Committee
Warren T. Brown,
Insurance Committee
B. C. Fitton,
Resigned Members Committee
Otto Frederick,
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairmen
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chairman
Chai-rman
Chairman
Chairman
This wig represents more than
a mere bit of prestige - it was worn
by a friend of Norb's who once
played a big bit in a big hit. The
fact that she lent the same to our
friend only proves how strongly he
is liked by the other party.
Surely some of youse m~untaineers at our "Hill Billy Party" has
seen the said wig somewhere unaccompanied by human haid. Dear
Norb is half way between a banana
peel and a serious accident trying
to locate it.
Ef eny of youse folks no where
it air pleze to call Norb et his home
or his plase of bizness.
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Entertainment News and Schedule
'Well folks, we hope you survived your trip to the Ozark Hills without
any serious consequences.
Did you ever see so many iucs? And they
weren't water jugs either. It was a good opportunity to let your hair
down and tell your right age.
Now we're going to let you come to a party and wear your best bib
and tucker and eat like the city folks do. Hold open Saturday night
November 29th for our Thanksgiving Formal Dinner Dance. And say
folks, PLEASE phone Mrs. Swenson 2-5404 and put in your reservation
so she can tell how much food to prepare.
Doubet's SId. Ser.
Ph. 2·6398
Prepare your car for winter, at
DOUBET'S
STANDARD
SERVICE
Expert Lubrication
The following is a schedule of social events for the balance
season for this committee:
Saturday, November 29th - Formal Dinner Dance.
Sunday, December 21st - Kiddies' Christmas Party.
Wednesday, December 31st - New Year's Eve Party.
So-long - see you Saturday night November 29th and say, plan to
spend New Year's Eve at Mt. Hawley, you won't regret it.
LEN FRITZ,
Chairman Entertainment
Tires, Oil and Anti - Freeze
checked Free. Heater-sold
and
installed. Free estimate on Winterizing your car.
We will call for and deliver
your car at no extra cost to you.
GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE
are
GIFTS TO WEAR
Here's what he would select Wilson Shirts
Beau Brummell Ties
Wilson
Hose
Sport Jacket
Gaberdine
Shirt
Faultless Pyjamas
Robes
WARE-ANDREEN CO.
127 South Jefferson
of the
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Committee.
Bowling Begins For Hawleyites
The bowling season got under wayan
the first of October. There
are more members bowling this year than ever before. There are two
teams of five couples each bowling on Wednesday, two on Thursday, and
four on Friday night, all at the Creve Coeur Club. This makes eighty Mt.
Hawleyites bowling on teams every week.
Bowling will be from October I to March 27 with two weeks out for
the Christmas holidays, making a bowling season of twenty-four weeks.
Peoria Typewriter Co.
Aqellia
For
ROYAL
TYPEWRITER
The captains of the various teams are:
Jack Haase and Ralph Wilton on Wednesday.
George Krider and Harry Newton en Thursday.
A. Anderson and George Lundberg early Friday group.
Frank Hazen and Lloyd Dickinson late Friday group.
At the end of the first week, Lloyd Dickinson's team is leading
Frank Hazen's team is only behind by fourteen pins.
LYLE H. GIFT.
but
R. C. Allen Addinq Machines
F & E Check Protectors
DupUcatinq SuppUes
StencUs - Inks & Paper
Peoria Typewriter Co.
420 Liberty St.
TeL 4·4136
A. H. Xenatedt and J. C. Pnloski
DRINK ...
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•
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gives you plenty of sott water dt
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-no recharging for you to d<rno bother or fuss.
GET the FACTS
Phone 7191
GEO. KREI
LADIES' BOWLING
by Mrs. Henry Tuerk
We are more than pleased with the interest and enthusiasm for bowling shown by the Mt. Hawley ladies. We have fourteen teams besides
a substitute group.
There will be two open alleys every Tuesday which are available to
the substitutes, and we hope you will join us whenever possible and take
advantage of some practice games.
If there is anyone who has not signed up and wishes to join us,
please call your Chairman.
In the next issue, we shall have some team standings to report, and
who knows but what we may have some 200 games to report also.
The following is a list of the teams as drawn.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Interwoven Socks
Arrow Shirts
Team No.1
Chas. Stokes, Captain
Lloyd Dickinson
Joe Herman
Roy Eaton
E. M. Erskine
Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. Walter
MFS. Frank'
Mrs. Harry
Mrs. R. H.
Team No.3
J. Vetter, Captain
Wesselhoft
Glatz
Egolf
More
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
"-
Team No.2
G. L. Hubbard, Captain
N. F. Overstolz
C. V. Ward
Ellis Rainey
Karl r, Scharfenberg
Team No.4
Mrs. Lyle Gift, Captain
Mrs. Glen Franks
Mrs.Wm. Tuerk
Mrs. Harry Newton
Mrs. Albert Triebel
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No.5
Wayne Miller, Captain
frank Hazen
Edward Seitz, Jr.
E. L. Fritz
J. J. Wolsfeld
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No.6
E. H. Nelson, Captain
DeForest Wead
Tom W. Endsley
Leroy Zinn
Walter Grant
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No.7
C. H. Roehm, Captain
T. A. Schlink
Walter Kiefer
Denn Burgess
R. V. Pitcher
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No.8
Tod Wilkins, Captain
E. H. Thornberry
L. E. Steward
L P. Schusler
T. D. Lively
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No.9
Geo. T. Krider, Captain
Harold Pinnell
Leonard Potter
Edward C. Cashman
Paul Johnson
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No. 10
L. H. Rindfuss, Captain
Wm. Brannum, jr.
Henry Tuerk
Walter Furey
R. F. King
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No. 11
Bruce Black, Captain
Betty Coleman
Carl O. Dierking
Chas. L. O'Brien
Ias, R. Love
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No. 12
W. W. Kelley, Captain
Howard W. Steele
F. A. Powers
Franklin H. Barthell
A. E. Stoneback
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No. 13
Jack Haase, Captain
Alfred Anderson
N. B. Williams
james W. Barbee
Kenneth F. Park
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Team No. 14
Thad Eaton, Captain
George Lundberg
Grady Swearingen
Charles C. Caley
G. W. O'Connor
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Another great Mt. Hawley golf
season is drawing to a close but the
folks have been out in large numbers since Labor Day with their
usual enthusiasm getting in a few
last rounds before the snow flies.
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We've noticed Linn Covey and
his comely bride playing a 19t of
twilight golf this summer.
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It won't be. long until we have
the entire membership of the club
taking part in our bowling group if
it keeps growing. There are eighty
now and getting bigger and better
each year.
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PAPER
Drinking Cups
Ice Cream Containers
. Bring 'em back alive or dead,
Buck Kiefer has just returned from
an expedition to the Dakota's for
pheasant, and to Canada for fish,
moose and bear - should be plenty
of meat on the table this winter we hopel
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Plates, Spoons, Forks
Hot and Cold Cups
Towels and Toilet
Tissue
Love for the same thing never
makes allies. It's always hate for the
same thing.
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Picnic Specialties
LILY-TULIP
CUP and SPECIALTY CO.
120 South WuhiDC)toIl St.
Phone
4·2.10
Now that some of our boys assisted us in wrecking the entrance to
the club we can go ahead and build
one which will be more fitting for
our club.
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Crit Newell drove Harry Egolf
home from our last stag and they
rode along in silence for a few miles,
finally Harry straichtened himself
up in the seat and says to Crit,
"We're gettin' closer to town."·
_
"What makes you think so?" says
Crit. "Well," says Harry, "We're
hittin' more people."
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Before this year draws to a close
we want to pay tribute to one of the
finest gentlemen we've ever had in
our club. He is a great golf enthusiast and a true sport in every sense
of the word. Weare sure that evervone that has had the pleasure of a
round of golf with him or has met
him over a cup of tea in the grill will
always have a warm spot in their
heart for Bentley Hamilton.
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The new Nylon hose are made of
coal, water and air - when a girl
gets a hole in one she doesn't know
whether the coal is .chipping, the
water is leaking, or it's a blowout in
the air.
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Lyle Hoffman,our Editor and new
golf Champion gave up his independence on October 18, and we
hope that he 'and his bride will be
with us for many years. We have a
nice pool for the children, Lyle.
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Ed Cashman and some of the boys
were having a few. refreshments
after a game of golf and they had
reached that mellow, confidential
stage. "Do you know?" said Ed,
"That I weighed only 3 pounds
when I was born?" "Nol" said one
of his companions increduously,
"And did you live?" "Did I live?
Boyl You should see me nowl"
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WeU, so long, going down and
have a quickie with Joe Murphy and
Roy Eaton.
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ANHEUSER.BUSCH
Bucbveiser
BREWERS DIS'l'RIBUTlNGCO.
DRINK
Clicquof
Club
Peoria-Hires Bottling Co.
1011 S. WuhlDqtoa St.
Phoae 3-3883
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By Mrs. Lyle Gift
He-Joyce Coffee
and
He-Joyce
Food Products
Served by
Mt. Hawley
Club
ART VETTER SAYS -
PREPARE NOW FOR COLD WEATHER. LET US INSPECT YOUR BATTERY.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE COLD SNAP
COMESYES, WE TRADE IN
YOUR OLD BATTERY
531 Fulton Street
Phone 3-3696,
Hoadstrum Tire Co.
Another golfing season has ended - at least officially. We hope
there will be many nice golf days in November but there are no more
regular golf days.' Our luncheon on September 30th was the last event
on our schedule.
On September 2nd we had a 3-club cross country event which was
won by Marguerite Hubbard in the first division, Edith Wilkins in the
second and Blanche Triebel in the 9 hole group.
On September 9th we had breakfast on the picnic grounds and
started a one club match. It rained before anyone finished in the first
division. Mabel Furey won in the second division and Eleanor Lehr in
the 9 hole.
On September 16th we again had rain and there was no play.
September 23rd was Consolation Day and we had a gorgeous golf day.
Berniece Pinnell came Gut ahead with a score of 101 - net 75.
75 girls attended our final luncheon at which time we awarded the
trophies won during the season. Ringer score for September was won
by Cleta Merrill in the first division and Ruth Gift. in the second.
Door prizes were won by Lee Glatz, and Kathryn Black.
Prizes were given to the girls who. played the most 18 hole games
during the season. Lorette Lively, a newcomer to Mt. Hawley, won with
59 games. M. Hubbard was close behind with 58' games and Maxine
Williams was 3rd with 49 games.
I want to thank everyone for their cooperation this year. I have
enjoyed the season and hope you all have approved of the schedule of
events which your committee planned.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
This recent show of Indian Summer has brought out the Hawleyites
in unusual numbers. Not only do
they find the course in good condition, but they find few leaves to
make ball hawking a premium ability. Mt. Hawley does make a good
full season course.
The new tee for number 13 is just
behind the old tee and a bit elevated.
This fine move makes the hole
tougher not only because
it is
longer, but because it opens up the
view to the out of bounds and the
hollow.
The change of number four tee
might be called a grand compromise; for it is right between the
two old tees. It gives a straight
away shot at a green that most of us
find hard enough to hit.
Len Fritz really turned in a fine
job on the Hill Billy Dance. There
was a good turnout of members and
the members really entered into the
spirit of the hills. It was probably
the best affair of the year - certainly
the most surprisingly enjoyable ..
Doc Steward, our new president,
is probably the White Hope for 1944.
With two new presidencies to his
credit this past month he seems the
only logical rival to F.D.R. in these
parts. Oddly enough, as president
of a credit bureau, he will be quite
prepared for the greatest prerequisite of being president - unlimited
credit.
Now that Walt Stein is our new
secretary we should see more o,
him. The Caterpillar girls will suffer,
but their loss is our gain.
It is surprising how good our
course looks from the air. From 500
feet up its green design is really a
thing of unusual beauty.
If you
want to be still prouder of your
course take a bird's eye view.
Marion Inwood did herself more
than proud at the "Hill Billy" dance.
Not only did she win first prize, but
she stayed in character all evening
and looked" more like the hills than
the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Harold Pinnell also did a complete
job from jug to jumpers.
His
shootin' iron was a fearful thing to
behold. His jug, however, was a joy
to hold - bottoms up.
Others who did an unusually
good job were:
Mr. and Mrs. Sei tz , Mrs. and .Mrs.
Howard Steele, Todd Wilkins, Norb
Overstolz and Glena Franks.
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Allen-Wales Addinq and
Bookkeepinq Machines
Hand or Electric
Ask us for a demonstration now
The Ray Defenbaugh
Company
The Harry C. Abele
PLUMBING and
HEATUfG
co.
.Continued by
MRS. HARRY C. ABELE. Prop.
EDGER L. WABHER. M9I'.
PHONE 2-1305
Adclre •• 407 If. Bourlud
The
Favorite
with
Golfers
and
Bowlers
11
Peoria Apron &
Towel Supply
G. B. FREEMAN
Towels. Aprons and
Restaurant Supplies
Office Ph.. 4-1221
401 Hurlburt
St.
GOOD LUMBER
CEMENT-UME
nOORING
and complete lumber yard.
They Served
u. Well
in '41
SERVICE
PEORIA LUMBER CO.
Adams at We.tem
DIAL 4-8193 or 4-8194
Action Speaks Louder Than Words
Before tlte Leaves Left
NO MATTER BOW BAD TREY
ABE WREcnn
WE REBUILD
THEM TO YOUR
SA'11SFACTION.
27 YEABS EXPEBIENCE
Peoria Autobody
Repair Co.
III Second SL
Phone 4-5150 • 4-5159
12
SEND IT TO •••
BIEHL'S
Cleaning and Dyeing Service
702-706 Main Street
Phone 6156
PEORIA'S MASTER CLEANER & DYER
LAWN
GRASSES
& FERTILIZERS
35 years
experience in making good
grass mixtures.
Kelly's Stay Green
4sc lb.
Kelly's North Shore
3sc lb.
Kelly's Green Lawn
ISc lb.
MILORGANITE
FERTILIZER
Feed Your Grass
FERTILIZERS
KELLY SEED CO.
lIS-lIS S. W.ahlnqton
July
This Summer
Vigoro, Milorganite, Sulphate of
Ammonia, Bone Meal, Sheep
Fertilizer
ALL AT LOWER PRICES
In
For a Beautiful Lawn
PHONE 6937
Stoecker Seed Co.
216 S. Washington
St.
Peoria. Dlinoia
McMANAWAY
Coal & Coke
Company
Foot of East State Street
KEEP WARM
with
Richardson's
Attic Insulation
Blown-In Rock Wool
4-5353
FUEL FOR ALL
N. H. Richardson
Roofing Co.
PURPOSES
3520 N. Adams
Phone 4-2434
Franklin C. Hackshaw
Inc.
BUY
NOW!
Automobile
DE SOTO
Insurance
of
PLYMOUTH
Sales -
Service
512·14 S. Wuhlnqton
relephone
4·9151
GLENN E. MENDENHALL
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GIVE ME
The Finest
Beer in Town
Since 1881
USE
YOUR CLUB
this
WINTER
r
Business Directory of Mt. Hawley Members' "\;
AUTOMOBaE
This
only
cost
rate
directory •.. available to members
• . • fmances to a large extent the
of producing Hooks and Slices. The
is very nominal . • . $5.00 per
season.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT. U you have
not been solicited for a business card in
this directory please phone
Sherertz
at the club. 2-5404. and leave your listing_
nm
PUBLICATION
COMMlTl'EE.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
4·4183.
Arthur 1. Vetter. President.
529-31 Fulton St.
ADVERTISING
Agency.
ALUMmNUM UTENsas
W. lames
&. Savings
9173.
ATTORNEYS
Frank Murphy.
Pabst Brewing
2-5411.
Hamilton and Black. General Practice in all
Courts. 823 Alliance Life Bldg., Phone 8454.
Cashier. Jefferson Trust
123 S. Jefferson, Phone
National
Bank
AGENCIES
Harry A. Eqolf. Pres. Egolf Motor Oompenv
(Oldsmobile), 1311 Main St., Phone 9149.
Earl 10hn!lon. Pres. Earl Johnson Chevrolet
Co., 1618 Main si.. Phone 4-2166.
Harry Mitchell. President, Mitchell and Cassell. Inc .. 901 Main St., Phone 3-3731.
Court
Director of Public Relations.
Co., Peoria Heights.
Phone
BOWLING
GASOLINE
C. H. Roehm.
and Adams.
(Wholesale)
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
C. R. Anderson.
Supt., Peoria Autobody
Repair. III Second St., Phone 4-5150, 4-5159.
ALLEYS
Wm. F. Grawey. Peoria Auto Perts Bowling
Alley, 815 South Adams St., Phone 4-9101.
Bonded
Geo. B. Freeman.
Pres., Peoria
Towel Supply. Phone 4-1221.
&.
Apron.
GLOVES
Store.
(Manufacturer)
Kenneth L. Burqett. Pres. K. L. Burgett
220 Persimmon St., Phone 4-4714.
Co.,
Robert
F. King.
Manager.
Hotel
Jefferson.
4-1151.
INDUSTRIAL
G. E. CUmminq. Industrial
Machinery
and
Supplies.
801 S. Washington
St., Phone
4-3884.
CLOTHING (Retail)
Roy Z. Eaton. Traffic Mqr., Keystone
C. Hanilon Andreen.
Pres., Ware-Andreen
Co .• 127 S. Jefferson Ave., Phone 3-2553.
George 1. Krei. Krei-Krseb,
Phone 4-1006.
430 Main
Harold
Adams
Klein's,
W. Lund. Controller.
St.. Phone 3-5181.
COMMERCIAL
si.,
222 S.
ART
Walter O. Grant. Owner and Partner.
ciated
Artists.
1502 Alliance
Life
Phone 4-1404.
AssoBldg .•
DENTIST
103 N. Madison
D.D.S •• 3030 S. Adams
DEPARTMENT
Oil
Hi-La Oil Co .. Cedar
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
R. H. Moore. Owner, Ben Franklin
2137 South Adams.
Phone
W. H. and Elizabeth M. Buck. Buck Clinics,
200 N. Perry, Phone 7005.
Paul W. Clopper.
Phone 4-3813.
AND OIL
HOTELS
CLINIC
L. Earl Steward.
D.D.S..
Ave .. Phone 7311.
(Wholesale)
Charles W. Verkler. Vice President VerklerPeyer Co., 430 S. Jefferson. Phone 4-5148.
CLEAN TOWEL SERVICE
Motors.
Geo. Smutz. Service Manager, Franklin C.
Hackshaw.
Inc .• 512-14 S. Washington
St.
Phone 4-9151.
EQUIPMENT
Walter R. Kiefer. Pres. Kiefer Electric Supply Co., 316-20 S. Washington
St.. Phone
4-4189.
E. M. Erskine. Asst. Manager, Standard
Co .. 414 Hamilton Blvd .. Phone 3-3651.
(Manufacturers)
BEVERAGES
& FIXTURES
Prop., South Side Electric.
W. H. Allen. Division Mgr. Illinois Division
National Relining Co .. Phone 4-4185.
Henry G. Koch. Secy, and Treas. Brewers'
Distributing
Co. and Hires Bottling Co ..
Phone 8186.
Wayne B. Miller. White. Miller and Sweat
Alliance Life Bldq., Phone 4-4747.
President.
ELECTRICAL
Vincent Quinn. President,
Gipps Brewing
Corp., Foot East Franklin St., Phone 4-8221.
Jefferson Bldg .. Room 1129,
Ernest 1. Galbraith. Galbraith 0. Monk, 404
Lehmann Bldg., Phone 4-8125.
Tom O'Cassidy,
Inc., Pekin. Ill.
Patton.
Bank,
CONTRACTING
GOLF
W. D. Mitchener. Treas .• National Aluminum
Mfg. Co .. 220 N. Adams, Phone 8482.
AUTOMOBaE
ELECTRICAL
CarlO. Dierking.
Phone 4-0202.
BANKS
BEVERAGES
Charlie Caley. Salesmanager,
Radio Station
W.M.B.D., Alliance Life Bldg., Phone 7133.
10hn H. Royster. 805 Central
Bldg., Phone 8184.
Art and Charlie.
1- B_ Black. Asst. Trust Officer. First National
Bank of Peoria. 131 Farmington Road, Phone
9235.
ACCOUNTANTS
Warren T. Brown. C.P.A., Partner, Gauger &.
Diehl, Certified
Public Accountants,
1120
Jefferson Bldg., Phone 3-1451.
lay J. Keith. Mace Advertising
Lehmann Bldg .. Phone 7197.
DRUGS
lay B. Case. Sec'y-Treas. Sutliff &. Case Co.,
312 S. Adams si.. Phone 4-4147.
Howard W. Greene. Ass't Cashier. Commercial Merchants National Bank &. Trust Co.,
Phone 4-8181.
DeForest E. Wead. Secy. Title and Trust
Company,
Commercial
Bank Bldg., Phone
Edwin L. Covey.
Phone 3-1313.
TIRES AND BATTERIES
Cedric C. Howland.
Pres.. Godel-Howland
Co .. 433 Franklin St., Phone 4-8127.
St.,
STORES
Franklin
H. Barthell.
Secretary.
Kuhl Co .• Phone 8101.
Block
&.
Steel IS
Wire Co., 116 Summitt Blvd .. Phone 5670.
Glen H. Franks. Sales. Altorfer Bros. Co.,
Phone 4-2151.
Dr. J. E. Hunter. Allied Mills and Century
Distilling Co .• Phone 4-4131.
INSURANCE (Accident.
Hospitalization)
Health.
E. A. McCord. Pres .• Illinois Mutual Casualty
Co .• 835 Jefferson Bldg .• Phone 3-3693_
INSURANCE (Fire)
H. 1. Hansen. Manager. Travelers Fire Insurance Co. and Charter Oak Fire Insurance
Co., Hartford. Conn., Com'l Merchants Bank
Bldg .. Phone 6184.
Geoffrey L. HubbarsL State Agent. Boston
Insurance
Company.
Old Colony Ins. Co .•
319 Alliance Life Bldg .• Phone 3-1274.
!~siness
Directory of Mt.Hawley Members
OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES
INSURANCE (General)
Lyle H. Gift. General Fire and Casualty Insurance,
Surety Bonds, 20B S. Jefferson
Ave., Phone 6127.
Glenn E. Mendenhall. Mendenhall, Iliff Bros.
& Hauser, 707 Jefferson Bldg., Phone 71B9.
William H. Tuerk. Callender s Co.,
Commercial Bank Bldg., Phone 9191.
605
John J. Wolsfeld. District Manager, Mutual
Benefit Health & Accident Assn., United
Benefit Life Insurance Co., 615 Alliance Life
Bldg., Phone 3-2624.
INSURANCE (Life)
C. R. Golly. Agency Manager Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 1I05 Commercial Merchan'ts Bank Bldg., Phone 4·1I63.
James L. Hack. Special Representative New
York Life Ins. Co., 1I07 Jefferson Bldg.,
Phone 4-8134.
W. Lee Mullen. Branch Mqr, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, 935 Jefferson Bldq.,
Phone 4·2107.
Don B. Murphy. C.L.U. Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co., 1007 Jefferson Bldg., Phone
7525.
Leonard Fritz. Special Agent, Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 706 Commercial
National Bank Bldg., Phone 4·5606.
I~ESTMENTS
Don L. Negley. President, Negley, Jens &
Rowe, Inc., 917 Jefferson Bldg., Phone
4-7126_
JEWELRY
F. L. Fueger. 439 Main St., (next to Palace
Theatre), Phone 3-5574_
F. Ray Moore. Owner,
436 Main, Phone 7827_
A. G. Willmann.
7307_
Moore's
103 S. Adams
LOANS-REAL
Jewelers,
St., Phone
ESTATE
J. E. Merrill. Agent Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance
Coo, Commercial
Bank Bldg.,
Phone 4-3433_
Royal E. Pierce. Secy., The Workingmen's
Loan and Homestead Association, Alliance
Life Bldg., Phone 4-lIo6.
John A. Olson. Secy., Commercial Travelers
Loan and Homestead Association, 311 S.
Jefferson Ave., Phone 4-8165.
LUMBER
Wm. Brannum. Jr.. Treas., Peoria Lumbes
Co., Adams & Western Ave., Phones 4-8193,
4-8194.
MAUSOLEUM
Leonard B. Potter, Mqr., Springdale Memorial Mausoleum Assn., Springdale Cemetery,
Phone 6377.
PLUMBING & HEATING (Wholesale)
Ray Defenbaugh. Pres., The Ray Defenbaugh
Co., Phone 8233.
Andy Schader. Salesmanager, Wilkins Pipe
& Supply Co., 1008 S. Adams St., Phone
4-1193.
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
N. E. Born. Mgr., The N. E. Born Paint Company, 536 Fulton St., Phone 5159.
Walter H. Wesselhoft. Model Wall 'Paper
and Paint Co., 331 South Adams St., Phone
3-3761.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
James W. Barbee. Barbee, Sheelor and Co.
Jefferson Bldg., Phone 3-1269.
W. W. Kelley. Owner Film Lab., 2313 S.
Adams St., Phone 8090.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGt:ONS
Harold F. Diller,. M.D•• 919 Alliance
'BIag., Phone 7230.
Milo T. Easton.
Phone 5882.
M.D.• 909 Lehmann
of InBldg.,
Mt. Hawley
RAILllOADS
Allen Roblnmn.
Phone 4-1171.
(Commercial)
Orville E. Barbour. M.D.. Disorders
fants and children,
528 Jefferson
Phone 5454.
PRINTERS
Gee. Modlesta.
Jr" Printers,
Road, Phone 2·8821.
Agent, Jt. Freight Agency,
Edward F. Stock. Traffic Manager. Peoria and
Pekin Union Ry. Co., Union Station, Phone
4-1171.
John L. Umshler. Supt., Peoria and Pekin
Union Railway, Union Station, Phone 4-1171.
E. T. WiIlson. Division Freight Agent, Rock
Island R. R. Phone 4051.
REAL ESTATE
LIfe
Bldg.,
Merrlll L. Frederick. Vice-Pres., Commercial
Nal!onalRea1ty Co., Commercial Bank Bldq.,
Phone 6194.
REFRIGERATORS
Wm. A. Hinckle. M.D.. Rectal and Colon
Diseases only. 701·3 Jefferson Bldg .• Phone
7922.
Frank L. Hazen. Pres.. The Frank L. Hazen
Co., 312 S. Jefferson Ave., Phone 4-5454.
Anton P. Hum!. M.D.• 2301 South Adams
St., Phone 4-4537.
SALESBOOKS & BUSINESS FORMS
EvereH C. Kelly. MoD•• 819 Alliance
Bldq., Phone 9660.
C. W. Magaret.
Phone 7944.
M.D.. 523 Jefferson
Life
Bldg.,
K. N. Petri. M.D•• Specializing in Rectal and
Colon Diseases, 820, Alliance Life Bldg.,
Phone 4-8481.
ClareJM;e V. Ward. M. D•• Diseases and
Surgery of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat,
932 Alliance Life Bldg., Phone 6250.
PICTURES -
FRAMING -
Harold A. Inwood. Shelby
pany, Phone 4-0621.
Salesbook
Com-
SAND AND GRAVEL
Walter W. Ropers. McGrath Sand & Gravel
Co•• 1027 Alliance Life Bldg .. Phone 4-5616.
SHERIFF
A. E. (Gus) Stoneback. Sheriff Peoria County,
Phone 5141.
UNDERTAKERS
GIFT SHOP
Edward Gumplo. Manager, Block & Kuhl Co ••
Phone 8101.
Tom W. Endsley. Cumerford-Endsley
Memorial Home. 203 N. Perry Ave., Phone 8939.
PIPE AND FITTINGS
Maurice J. Salmon. Boland Mortuary. 300 N.
Perry, Phone 5541.
John H. Flora. Hagerty Brothers Co., 923 S.
Washington St., Phone 4-8276.
Tad Wilkina. Wilkins Pipe s Supply
1008 S. Adams St., Phone 4-1I93.
Co.,
PLUMBING & HEATING
Mrs. Harry C. Abele. Prop. Harry C. Abele
Plumbing and Heating Co., 407 N. Bourland si., Phone 2·1305.
Chas. L. O·Brien. Pres., C. 1. O'Brien & Co.,
213 State St., Phone 4·3878.
Ralph E. Wilton. V. Pres., The Wilton Mortuary, 1212 S. Adams St., Phone 4·7134.
VENDING MACHINES
M. J. "Bud" F1aherty. Partner and Manager,
Canteen Service, 909V2 North Sheridan Rd.,
Phone 2-6694.
WAREHOUSE
Clarence A. Ullman. Federal Warehouse
Phone 4-2141.
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Comfort and Service
Creating a distinctive banking environment, features and design of the most modern
architectural beauty prevail in our new home. For relaxing and dignified comfort, complete air-conditioning and indirect fluorescent lighting have been provided. And for
special service to patrons . . . safe deposit boxes located on the banking floor level, a
drive-in teller window for making daily bank deposits directly from your car, a sixty
per cent increase in general banking and vault space.
You are invited to avail yourself of these desirable new facilities at "The Bank of
Friendly Service."
The JEFFERSON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK OF PEORIA
ONE - TWO - THREE SOUTH
JEFFERSON STREET