Reported Manifestations Of Evil
Spirit In Home Being Investigated
LIVELY GROVE, 111., June 29
(JP) Reports ol a spirit with
a temper are being Investigated
by a parish priest with the con
sent of his bishop.
Tony Greten and his wife, par
ents of ten children, reported a
"spirit" has made itself known at
their farm home near this village
nearly every night since May 1.
The investigation Is being
made by the Rev. Edward Qah
mus, pastor of the Catholic
Church at nearby St. Libory, who
said he personally has "seen and
neara unusual occurrences" at
the Greten home. The priest de
clined to describe what he has
observed. '
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spirit." Greten ; said, "we laid
down a pencil and a piece of
paper and asked in writing, "what
do you want?" the pencil Just
flew across the room.
"We got out pen and Ink,"
Greten continued. "The bottle of
ink moved over the floor and
spilled on the rug. Father Dah
mus told us to try an indelible
pencil. That night the pencil
wrote out the word 'mass.'
"Father Dahmus then wrote,
'are you a good or evil spirit?'
The pencil was hurled at him.
Then he said It must ba an evil
spirit."
Greten expressed belief there
is some connection between the
"spirit" and his son, Jerome, 11.
The nighttime manifestations
never begin until the boy goes to
bea, ureten sam.
At Belleville, a secretary to
Bishop Albert R. Zuroweste of
the Southern Illinois Diocese of
the Catholic Church confirmed
that Father Dahmus has made
an incomplete report on his find
ings to the bishop,
"We haven't had time to evalu
ate the facts," the secretary said.
"We haven't made up our minds
aoout anytning as to its credi
ability. Of course there's always
a chance that It may have been
a prank."
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The Rising Sun Baptist Church
collapsed in April while being re
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Sunday evening during the sum
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The first service was attended
by about 200 persons who sat in
their parked cars while the Rev.
Louis L. Day conducted services
with a refreshment stand as a
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"Now we are all In church,"
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Rep. Gile Put On Interim Group For
Study Of Resources Department Need
SALEM, June 29. (.W Legis
lative interim committees were
appointed Tuesday to study taxes,
housing, natural resources, legis
lative procedure, and whether
Multnomah County and Portland
should have their governments
consolidated.
The appointments were made
by Senate President William E.
Walsh, Coos Bay, and House
Speaker Frank J. Van Dyke, Med
ford. The committees, which will re
port to the 1951 legislature, are
In addition to thosa previously
announced.
They are:
Committee to study the state
tax structure Sens. Eugene E.
Marsh, McMinnville, and Howard
C. Belton, Canby; and Reps. Giles
L. French, Moro, and John I. Sell,
The Dalles.
Oregon Presbyterians
Elect New Moderator
PORTLAND, June 29. (JF)
The Presbyterian Svnod of Ore
gon has elected the Rev. John W.
Hood of Independence as moder-
arm- KlinraoHintT VlHai. Phllir. C
Hitchcock of Klamath Falls.
He was elected as the 59th
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At the opening session three
ministers completing 50 years of
PrUlP0 U'AI-A hM1orl H-l.n.. n ..n .
Dr. James Cornelison,' Pendleton";
ur. wiinam Bleakney, Walla
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To study low cost housing
Sens. Irving Rand, Portland, and
Truman A. Chase. Eugene: and
Reps. Gust Anderson, Portland;
Vilas L. Snepard, Clatskanie and
Raymond C. Coulter, Grants
Pass.
To study whether to create a
state department of natural re
sourcesSens. Jack Lynch, Port
land, and Austin Dunn, Baker;
and Reps. Joseph M. Dver, As
toria; Robert C. Gile, Roseburg
and Ben Day, Gold Hill.
To study proposed consolida
tion of Multnomah County and
Portland Sens. Frank H. Hilton
and Thomas R. Mahoney; and
Reps. Phil Dreyer, J. O. Johnson
and Alex G. Barry, all of Port
land. To study Improvement of legis
lative procedure Sens. Eugene
E. Marsh, McMinnville, and Rich
ard L. Neuberger; and Reps.
Warren Gill, Lebanon; David C.
Baum, La Grande and William
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Walsh and Speaker Van Dyke
also serve on this committee.
WtJ., Jung 29, 1949 Thg Ntwi-Rtvltw, Roseburg, Ore. X
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