The theocrat. [volume], September 07, 1949, Page 4, Image 4

About The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949

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THE THEOCRAT
(Continued from Page 1)
letters, and other items of in
terest. The Theocrat was edit
ed by W. G. Voliva and asso
ciate editors until Overseer
Voliva’s departure, October
11th, 1942. Overseer Mintern
then assumed the editorship
and asked Carl Huth to look
aftet compiling the material
for each issue which he has
done from October, 1942, to
date.
The Theocrat has been dis
tributed free in the Zion area,
as well as in Winthrop Harbor,
Wadsworth, both local and
rural, Russell, Dunes, Beach,
and all the “rural delivery” be
tween highway route 41—Sko
kie on the west and Lake Michi
gan on the east, north from
Beach Road to the Wisconsin
State line. Most of this has been
by U. S. Mail except the east
ern pai*t of the City of Zion,
where delivery has been made
by very competent boys and
girls.
We wish to take this oppor
tunity to thank our many ad
vertisers, who with the sub
scribers enabled us to increase
The Theocrat first from a four
(4) page paper to an eight (8)
page, and of late years to a
twelve (12) page weekly pa
per, which has not only been
interesting 'reading, but has
been a spiritual blessing to
many of its readers.
The management of the
ZION-BENTON NEWS, Mr. A.
L. Bicket, editor and publisher,
trusts that the Zion-Benton
area people will continue to
cooperate and “pull” for their
hometown paper even more
than they have in the past, and
Mr. Bicket states, “that in the
new paper — ZION-BENTON
NEWS — he and his associates
will endeavor to give their sub
scribers and advertisers a bet
ter paper in many respects.”
Push your Hometown — Ad
vertisers, Stores and Paper!
THE COMMUNITY NEWS
(Continued from Page 1)
The new publication will as
sume the current volume num
ber of the COMMUNITY
NEWS and will be published
weekly on Thursday. The
ZION-BENTON NEWS will
take over the present subscrip
tions of both the COMMUNITY
NEWS and THE THEOCRAT.
Under the new arrangement
it is hoped that a better paper
may be published, and Mr.
Bicket announced that the
ZION-BENTON NEWS will be
increased in size, in an effort
to provide a wider reader’s
interest. Carl Huth, present as
sociate editor of THE THEO
CRAT, will be a staff member
of the new publication and the
ZION-BENTON NEWS will
carry many of the present fea
tures of THE THEOCRAT, in
cluding the Christian Catholic
Church page, News from Ari
zona, News from Southern Cali
fornia, Missionary Letters, etc.
Many new features will be add
ed also.
The ZION-BENTON NEWS
will be handled strictly on a
subscription basis. “Community
wide free distribution will be
made the first three weeks of
the new publication,” Mr.
Bicket said.
ILLINOIS ANTIQUE
AUTO MEET
Secretary of State Edward
J. Barrett announced that a
special guest of the first an
nual Illinois Antique Automo
bile Meet at the Illinois State
Fair grounds was Harley J.
Earl, vice president in charge
of styling for General Motors
Corporation, Detroit, Mich.
Earl wrote the Secretary, spon
sor of the old car show, that
he would “be happy^to be at
Springfield for the Meet, and
said:
“I think it is a great idea
and I want to congratulate the
State of Illinois for being the
first state to put on such an in
teresting show.” Earl has been
associated with the automotive
industry since 1907 and has
been with General Motors de
signing their cars since 1926.
Ten “museum pieces” on dis
play in the tent exhibit across
from the main entrance to the
race track grandstand, includ
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ed a 1900 Oldsmobile; a 1902
Cadillac; a 1904 Reo; and a
1904 Mier. Cars were entered
for every year since 1899. Some
sixty entries were made for the
Antique car display.
[ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING (
THE REGULAR ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING OF 1
THE VOTING MEMBERSHIP OF J
THE CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHURGJI \
WILL BE HELD, GOD WILLING, IN ZION AUDITORIUM, I
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1949 f
—The Meeting will be called to order at 9:15 P. M.— /
MICHAEL J. MINTERN, General Overseer I
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