Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-07
MARSE|LLES GIRL
CHOSEN QUEEN 0 F
''HEALTH' PAGEANT
HONOR OF PLAYING LEADING
PART IN COUNTY FAIR ALLIE
CORY GOES TO MISS DOROTHY
LONG - CAST OF CHARACTERS
SELECTED.

MISS DOrOtny Long, vi moioeHioo'
has been selected queen Of the health
land pageant. which will be present
ed by the home bureau. next week
at the La Sale county MIR, Miss
Long will take the role of the Queen
of Health" which is in reality the
queen OF the whole pageant.
Several Ottawa people have been
chosen for leading roles for the big
affair. The child in search of Health
land" is Miss GAGE Watts of South
Ottawa township. The pages for the
queen will be Mary Beck, Mildred Eft
nyre and Louise Damgard, all OF OF
tawa. Four girls will give solo
dances representing the four sea
sons. Miss Jane Palmer of this city
will be winter" Miss Ruth Haze
berle, of Ottawa, will be Spring"
Miss Katherine Bradford will be
Summer" and Mrs. j. N. Hoag OF
Seneca will be autumn. Miss Shirley
Churchill OF AIarseilles will be the
Queen OF Happiness
The pageant will be given Tues
day afternoon, at the La Sale fair
grounds.
Programs are being printed which
will be sold at very reasonable
price on educational day. These pro
grams will have enough of the page
ant in so that any one having one
can follow the parts very easily.
Even though 1t may not be possible
to arrange for speaking device that
will carry the childrens voices out
over the grand stand so there Will
be no difficulty in following the page
ant.
During the past week various home
bureau communities have put up
"Healthland' posters and milk bar
posters throughout the county, SO
that can say that they do not know
of the pageant and when it is to be
given. The women have made very
clever posters indeed. When you
are driving through the country look
at every school house window and
there should be an attractive poster
The women have made every effort
to put one in every school house. The
secretaries and the vice chairmen OF
the various home bureau units are
responsible for seeing that these pos
ters are made and placed properly
These secretaries and vice chairmer
are as follows: Adams, Mrs. Walter
Joslin and Mrs. Emile Grandgeorge
Allen, Mrs. Howard Cleal; Dayton
Mrs. John Eustis, Dimmick, Miss En-
ma Weldon and Mrs. Edward Wei
don; Eagle, Mrs Earl Hosterman and
Mrs LATE Craft; Earl. Mrs. Alice Ev
erham and Mrs. Anna p Carter;
Farm Ridge, Mrs Ernest W. Hodg
son; Freedom, Miss Ethel Cody and
Mrs. T. Earl Mosey Grand Rapids
Miss Florence OFT and Mrs. Harry
Van Buren,; Hope. Mrs. r, f.. Elmer
and Mrs. Frank Hartenbower: Mar
settles, Mrs. o. A. Latimer and Mrs
r. G.. Hinch; Mendoza Mrs. Edw A
Miller and Mrs. |. r. Morehouse; Mil
Ter, Miss Elizabeth Mayer and Mrs
o. IT. Hayer; Miller Manlius, Mrs.
Water Fewell and Mrs. Rex Peddi
cord; Mission, Mrs. ID. A. Hapman
and Mrs. L.. f. Bowen; Worthwhile
Mrs. r. II. Scheidecker and Mrs. AL
bert N. Boyd South Ottawa, Mrs
Wallace w Watts and Mrs. Ellen
Hodgson; Ophir, Mrs. Stephen Crow
ley 8 and Mrs. Frank Miller; Otter
Creek, Mrs. J. V. Stevenson and Mrs.
ivan Rose; Serena, Mrs, Robert G.
Smith and Mrs. J. NJ Clifford: Sene
ca, Mrs. J. W. LandgrA and Mrs. J.
N. Hoag; Utica, Mrs. J. u. Chalus aud
Mrs. A. o. Esmond; Troy Grove, Miss
Ethel Hickok and Mrs. Thomas Muir
ply; Wallace, Mrs. John Hinkey and
Mrs. J. j. Doherty; Streator SO, Mrs.
Katie Lackey and Mrs. Robert King;
Cedar Point, Mrs. H. c. Martens and
Mrs. c. H. Nudge.
Close Baby Contest.
No more babies can be entered in
the baby contest which is to be held
at the county fair next week. The
contest which was to have closed on
Sept. 8, had to be closed this even
ing. on account of the large number
OF entries. Miss Willis stated this
morning, that the number entered was
SO large that they could handle no
more. Babies have been entered
from Streator, Sheridan, La Sale,
Peru. Marseilles and many other
towns