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surviving are II daughter. Harriel Wamer of SprtngfieId; another brother, Rudolph Gaydosh of Redding, Calif.; three grandchildren and several nefceI and nephews. Her huabInd, Donald. a brother and a siJlt.er are decea~.

She was bom in Hungary and retired after a number of yyrs as an employee of the Intel1Ull Revenue Service and the State of illinois.

Funeral services will be al 11 a .m. Wednesday at te Bbch Memorial Home with the Rev. Vaughn Beeman officiating. Graveside services and burial will be at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday al Union Cemetery near Uncoln.

Vlsltallon [s from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday al the funeral home.

Thomas H. Pickrell GREENVIEW - Thomas H.

Pickrell, &4, of Greenview died at 6:23 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30, 1981, at 51. John's Hospital, Sprin'-lfleld. .

Pickrell was II seU-employed trucker.

He was bom Jan. 18, 1917, in Sweetwater, the son of William and Belle Royse Pickrell. He married Beatrice Bagby May 19, 1945, In Springfield. She SUrviVH.

Also surviving are two daughters. T'atty Lopeman, Greenview, and Janet Morrow, Mason City: one son, Larry, Greenview; one half-brother, Ed Pickrell, Danville; one sbler, Sara Lee Cramer, Peoria; and 10 grandchildren.

He wa!l preceded In death by twa half·brothers and one haU· sister.

His funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Cain Funeral Home, Mason City, with the Rev. Kenneth Wallace officiating. Burial will· be in Elmwood Cemetery, Greenview.

Visitation will be from 6 to a p.rn. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to the CancerFoumiation .

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WA YNESVlLlE - Eunice Goodrich Wampler, 9'2. a Ufe-lonR Waynesville resident, died 8t4:17 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30, 1981 at Decntur Memorial Hospital. Sh~ is survived by two sons,

!..conard C. of Decatur and Joe of Clinton; four daughters, Mrs . Roy (Lois ) Tennison of ~tur. Mrs. Walter (Allee) Purlee of Heyworth, Mrs. Gerald (Ina) Nelson of Waynesville and Mrs. Jerry C. (Helen) Mayfield of Clinlon; 21 grandchildren; 49 great J.l'randchildren and 14 Rreal· great grandchildren. A son, three sisters and a brother are deceased.

She was a member of the Waynesville Presbyterian church and laler attended the United Methodlstchurch.

'1 She was born March %1, 1889 in Waynesville, tlJe daughter of James Martin and Heten (Fi~ frock, Goodrich. She married i..ester Wampler Dec, 30, 1907 in Waynesville and he died May 31. 1948.

Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday al the Wayn{'SvilIc United Methodlst church with the Rev. Marvin Orwllcr offidatlng. Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 6 Co 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Pullen-­BOO!'i Funeral Home In GIlnton.

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Area deaths TreVa A . Bobeli

MOUNT PUJA'iKI - Treva ,\ . Bobtll. i8. of 321 F.. Harry 51 , died at 11 :45 p.m. Tue~dil)·. Dfi.'. 1. 1981. at Abrllham I.locoln Mt'morialll~pil.:J1.

Mrs. Bnbell WII~ iI fIlt'mlx>r of the Melhnclls! Church. tht' Potholdt'n Club. tlml Iht' Mount Pulaski Gardt'n Club. S~ was born No ... . 12. 1903. in

Mounl PtIla i\ki Towrulhip. the daughkr of John arKt Esta Tune Walbr. S~ married RuMt'1I 8obt'1! St'pt. 4. 1921. at Bloomln~ton . lit' died Or!. 20. 1m.

Survivinji[ :Ire one dau!!hter. Wanda Ford. Xenia. Ohio; Iwo !OM. Gary and John. bolh uf rurallJncoln; one brother. Ward Walkt'r, Kilbourne: one sister. Flossit' Vollt'. Chestnut; eIght Knmdchildren ; and 10 ~reat­Krandchlldren.

8lle was pr«'t'dt!d In death by one son and two brotht'rs.

Funeral arranKt'menl.5 are pendlnR at Frleke-Cal ... ert· Schrader Funeral Home.

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MOUNT PULASKI - The McLEAN _ Miss Margaret p McLean, 8 daushter of Edward fUneral for Trevs Bobell, 78, of Johnllton, 72, 8 former city of and Mary Mulcahey John5ton. 321 E. Harry St., who died Bloomlngton and Navy nul'!C, Survlviftg ill 8 sister, Helen Tuesday. will be at 10:30 a.m. died Tuesday, Nov. 24, 1961, In Rediger of Bloomington. II Saturday at Fricke-Calvert- New York Oty. Mlu Johmton brother and two slsten! preceded Schroder Funeral Home. wall a graduate or the St. Mary'~ her In deAth.

AI Morehcadwlll oftlclatc, and Hospital School of Nursing. Services for Min Johnston burial will be In Steenbergen LaSalle.Shew8ssWorldWar II were held Nov. 28, at C8nncxlv Cemetery. veteran, servil1g 88 a senior Navy Funeral Home In Bloomington

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 nurse. and at to a.m. the same day at p.m. Friday. She was a' member or the Holy Trinity Church in

Memorfbls may be made to the American Legion, Navy Offlcel'!l' Bloomington. The P. charity of the donor's choice. club and St. MaiBchy Church/ Culleton

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Lincoln, area death Arna C. Graybill

SAYBROOK Arna I. Crawford Graybill , 18, former ownl'r and opt' rator of the Crawford Colfe ami Crawfort! Appliance store in Saybrook, died al 7:30 p,m . Wt'dnt'sd"y, (koc. 2. 19tH in the Gib~on Communi t}' Hospita\ at Gib.,on City.

Survh'lnl! an' Iwo dnuj!hlers. Belir Simmons of Saybrnok and IAretta Talley of I.incoln: a brolh t' r Clai r EVlln!'! of Gibson City : a shtrr, Lois T!rrnim of Hanna City : 1"'0 I!raOllrhildrl'n :

two step grandchildren; two !!reat grandchildren and four step gT'Cat !!r:mdchildren. A ~Ister and three brother~ art'

deceased. She was a member nr (hl'

Saybrook Christian church and the Saybrook Chapter !174. Ord(,T of F.a~tern Star.

She was born Nov. 18. 1!lOO in Saybroolt, the daughter of Arthur a nd Esther fCoilel F.van~ . Sht' married Harr~' Rllymnnd Crawford Sept . 24 . 19'22 in Saybrook and he died Mar('h 28. 1910. She.- then married Paul V.

Grayblll Sf. In AUllusl 1!J74 al Bradenton. Fla . and hl' di('d in Janua ry 1976.

funeral services will be II I 2 p.m . SalurWy at the 5leosl'l· l;aJvl'rt-Relangee Funl'ral H"me in Saybrook with the Rev . [)nn Uatfle ld nmeialln!! , Burial will be In Rh'e r:o;ide Cemell'ry .

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Lincoln, area deaths Pauline Hoagland PauUne Funk Hoagland, 64, of

612 Clinton 51. died at IO:~5 a.m. Saturday. Dee. 5, 1981, at St. . John's Hospital, Springfleld.

MI1I. Hoagland was Il member of Uncaln ChrbUnn t;hurch, Rebekah Looge and Eagles AuxiUary.

She WIIS born Nov. 14, 1917, In Uncoln, the daul!htcr of Daniel and Lula Huff Funk. She married Rene Hoagland Jan. 22. 1944. In ChIc8~O. He survives.

Also survlvinJ; orc 8 SU!pIIOfl, Robert "Sud," Lincoln; a stepdauRhter, Norma Mae Sanborn, Meridian, calif.; a sisU!r, Alice Taylor, Bartonville: six brothers, Rlc,hard, Buford, Donald and Pau\. 011 of Llncoln: I.arry. Jnck ,qonvme: Dnd Ken· neth, BloomlnJ,!ton: five J:lmnd­chUdren: and three I:real­grandchlldren.

She was precedl't1 in death by a brother and n I: rnodchiltl .

Hcr funeral will be 01 2 p.m. Tuesdoy tit Hnllond nnd Borry Funeral Home, with the Rev. Wayne sm and the Hev. Edward Weslerml1nn nHlcilltln~. Rurial will be in Unlnn Cemetery.

Vlslllllinn w!JJ be frnm ~ to 8 p.m . l oni~ht nllhc funeful home.

Memnrlals may be made 10 Ihe "mericu n r.onrer Sfl("iely

Billy Joe Rickords Rilly J oe Rlckords, S2. of

Champail!n, father of II 1 jnl'oln man. tlied a l S p.m . Sunday. DI'<' . 6. 1981. at Suvo~' l'<In' Facilily , Silvoy.

Rickords WIIS elTlpioyrd by Yellow Coh COInpllnY, Cham· pai~n. amI \\'II~ II U.S. ,'rmy veler;!n of the Kore;!n ennfliet.

Ile W;I ~ born in .Iunr 19'1n at Aroariw('Il , th t' son "r i.lol'd lind Vinll'ltr I ,ut"khllrl nirknrd~ .

SU!'\'ivin)! 111'(' twn sons. An· drrw, Unc"tn .. Jllcqur. Lior .. ln. Nt'h.: nnl' dllu!!hlt'r. r.~·di a. Tornlllll . WI,sh.: \I..... sislrrs, .11.)"('r Wllotlsidt' . 11 .. ,,11'1'. ;md .I110r Plummer , Ch,unpall(O: and f"ur I! r andehddr,' n.

fira\'t'~idt' ~l'r\'h't,.~ lI·m br 111 1 p .lI1 . W,'c1rlt'sdOlY ,,1 Union ('t'Jlll' trT)". will) non ("in'l'n "f· rkialili ll

!lullllnd and lIarry Fww!'ill horn.' l.~ rn d);lr~(' 01 arT1ll1 l!t'rnent.\ .

Brian Williams Prh';Jlr j.! ra\·e:dde comnullal

Sl'rvi('l'S for IIri<m K. Willianl'i . 21. IIf Athl'n.~. ....hll dil't1 l'arh' Salurday In ;J Ilne-CII I' III:cirt~nt

~Iluth nf 1.lnculn. will be hcht 111 St . ~u!'y' ~ ('emeter)'.

The pri\'Htc scrvk'e will be [ulluwt'd by rnelllurllli sel'\'kt's lit 11 a .m. Tuesdu~' lit Immanuel Lutht'rlln Chun·h, with Ih., Ill'\· . n"'11 Bl'('knwn Ilfflcllltinl! .

Vi.~Jt.1I if\1I will be IrClfll r. tn 8 p.m . looi)!ht at Ullllllntl and 11:11'1')' F uoeral Hnme.

Mt'lIlori:ll" 11111)' be made In Iht, dillrit )· nf Ih., dnnnr '" choice.

Ethel I. Bryson CO[lNI ,,\:'-IO - Ethcl lr('ne

Bry""n. 7S, nf C,!rnlllnd dicd al 8:40 p.m. Sundlly. Ocr. 6. HIII1, ill Mllr)' IICllry Nursin ll Homl'. J.in("uln

Sht, was bnm In [ ,o)!ll n ('nunly nn ()t'I .. 1, t9OlJ . 11 daul-:hler of r. . Ah'a llOd Martha F.iketberl'\· 1I11}'OCS . Silc married John Bryson on ,M'pt. 1:1. 1929. al Nomlal.lle s ur\'ives.

Also ~urv i\' in~ arc ftvc snm. [)(.o;Jn !II rural Elkhart: Bill.

Wa ltl!r, Glenn and Gene, aU of Nount Pulaski; thrH daughtl!rs, Irene BUl1ler, Uncoln; and Mary Reldl~ and Sue Stewart, both of Mount Pulaski; eight grand· children Dnd nve great grand­children.

Preceding her In deaUI were a brother, two daullhters and a greatl(randchlld .

Mrs. Bryson was a retired school teacher. She taullhl In Lollan County schools unU! 1971. She was a member of Lake Fork Christian Church to which memort.alll maybe made.

Private funeral servlce~ will be Tue~day with .ltravesldll rites followln!! at Cnrlyle Cemetcry, Lake FOrk . J .K. Jones will of· flclate .

Marvin G. Turner ATI.ANTA - Marvin ('rene

Tumer, SI, of 400 Broodwo)' dfcd aI2:4Sd .m. Mooday, DI'<' . 7,19BI, a t SI. J ohn 's Hospit al . Sprl ndield. Ife had been hospitalized s inl'e ~uffe rin~ in· furies In a one-vehicle iI('('idenl severol wceks tI.ltO in Atlanta.

Turner hnd ramled ill thr Atlanta and Armln.r.:tnn orea most of hl~ life until 1978. whcn hl' became owner nf Aunnie A!'ne Gardcns lind Gene's Restaurant.

He was nn Army \'et('ran Ilf Ihe Korean connict anti Wll .~ 11 member of Grcsham..crutchl('\· American l.e.ltion Post and Ih~ Veteran.~ of Forei!!n Wars . H(' was n mt'mber III tht' Christian Church at Armin)!!on.

He was born July 20. 1930. in l .ollon County. the son of Gilbert and l.aurn Pelty Turner. Hl' married "li (."e Blckncll Fl'b. ~, 1951, in Llncnln . She survives.

Also survlvln~ are om' ~Iln. Jcff. Allanlu: two dau~hters. Sur Rkh lind Kathl Billie)'. both nf Allon!..1: four hrothl'rs. Willialll H., John. Raymllnd E . and Gilbert Jr .. a ll Il f AUOIota: Ihrcl' si!;lr rs, Odin Mac ;.,jallzi!!cr. E mdcn : Ma xi nr Snydr r . Raymond : and F. lranllr Schmid!. Atlanta: two .ltramlsons: and .qcveral nirces "nd ncphews.

tlls funt'ral .... iIl be at 1:30 p.m. Wctln(' s dll~' al r.rninl'nr(' Chrisllnn Church. wilh M. Lynn Hil'rnnymus offidiltinl!. Burial will be in Mountjoy Ccmcte ry. rural Allalll:l .

Vi ~it;lIilln will bt' frum 6 In 9 p .m . Tursdaf al Quirllm Funl'r;11 Homl' .

M<'lIIoria ls may bc iliad" III F.min('OI·t' Chris linn Church.

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Area deaths Edgar Dobbs

Edga r Dobbs. H former resident of Odd Fellows ChHdr,en's Home. was found dead at hi,s residence in Oix on Monday morning. Dec. 7.1981.

Dobbs \\'i1S a re~ident of the children's honle from ]912 to 1922. to~ether with his sisters Rll by and Opa I and a brother Raymond. who preceded him in de:: .. th . .

He WB S affiliated with the Helotister ~ews of Mount Vernon until his retLr£'ment.

Su rvlvin~ are hi.s wife RC,-!na and a son Mervyn of Dix : a dau~hter. Shirley, of Florida ~ and a ~ j slcr-in-law, Halel Dobbs. J .inco]n .

F·uneral arran~ementsarc pending at Osborne ~~unera]

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Peoria. wh 10th Jud ~ been electe

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Area deaths Sharon DeMent

CLINTON - Sharon Sue DeMent, 29, of 601 E. Webster 5t. was found droWl1ed at 12:$ p.m. Tuesday, Dee. 8, 1981, at the west a~ess area of the CUnton Lake. Her death Is being Investigated by the DeWitt County Coroner's Office.

Mrs. DeMent was a member of the Baptist Church at Win-chester. .

She was born April 16, 1952, In Winchester, the daughter of Noah Isaac and Margaret Simmons Fowler. She married James D. DeMent July 4, 1970, in Clinton. He survives.

Also surviving are two sons, Brian and Jason, both at home; her mother, Margaret Fowler, Winchester; two brothers, David Fowler, Wlnchestcr, and Thomas Fowler, White Hall; and two sisters, Ann Hensley, Clinton, and Vera Penrod, Cicero.

Her funersl will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Herlngton-Cslvert Funeral Home, with the Rev. Donald Pratt Officiating. Burial will be in McClimans Cemetery, Hallwille .

Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday .

Susie Pur lee ATl.ANTA - Susie Purlee. 84,

of Atlanta died at 3:57 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, 1981.

Mrs. Puriee was a memtxor of the Christian Church and was a Gold Star mother of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ,\u:dJiary.

She was born Feb. 12, 1897, in Lincnln, the daughter of Isaac and Martha Trenl Collins. She m;)rried GcorJ<e Edward Putlee Dec. H, 19H. al Linco!n. He died July 27. 1953.

Survh'ing are Iwo sons. (;rorge. UncoJn. and Thomas. Miratoma, Clllif .; four daughters. Claribel Britton and F.ilern Barger. both of Atlnnta; Vl'rna McKown, Orlando. Fl;L; and Bl'tty White. Olney; 16 r:r<lndchildren; and H great· grandchildrl'n.

She was precl'ded in death by 1100'0 sons, a daughler, two brothers and two sisters

Hl'r lunl'ral wm bc at 1:30 p,m. Thur.-.day 31 Quiram Funl'l1Li Home, with the Rev , John Cox officiating. Burial will bt, in Allint.1 Cemeler)

Visitation will be from 610 8:30 lonight at thr funeral home V,F.W. ,\uxiJiar)' ritl'S will be accorrled 3t 8:30 p.m. I M.,mon.,,, may be .... d., to Atlanta Rescue Squad or 10 Meononite Hospital, Blomnin!!t"n

Elmer Doom F.lml'r F, Doom of Springfield.

brother of l.yle Doom of lincoln. di1.'d Mondi!\'. Dl'c. 7. 1!)81.

lie is sLirvi\'ed by his wife :-'laty: a 5tepson iLnd 1100'0 sll'[' diLughlers: Ihr{'t' brothers, I.yll' "f l.incoln. W,F.. [loom of Athens. iLnd ~lel\'in Doom of Canlrall: two sIsters. WLlma Hale and VehJa Kerley of Springfield; nine griLndchildren: and several nieces and nephews

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m, Wednesd<lY ill Bisch Jo'uneral Home. followed by a memorial service at8 ,!.rn

Orville Beatty On'ille 1J1lkl' I Beatty 77.

Lincoln. died at 5:10 a.m. Wed· nesday. Dec. 9. 1!)81 at ,\brnh.1m Lin('oln Ml'lnorilll Hospital

Ill' "·tlS born Oct. 6, 19Min I.in('oln. the son of William J . and F.liza Barley BeilUy. He married Florence Marie Brown in Atlantll in 1967. Shesun·iws.

Also surviving is a brother, Louis. Atlanta: two sisters. Iva Dalzell. Uncoln. and Vesta Ellen Beatty, Bellflower. He was pre('eded In death by one sister and three brothers.

Funeral sen'i('es will be at 1:30

~'~~r~~~~e i~tAJ~~ta~~~~~ will be in Belhel cemetery .

Visitation is one hour prior to the services at the funeral home.

I da Robertson HIALEAH, Fla. - Tda M,

Robertson, 59, of Hialeah. Fla., formerly of Illinois, died Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1981.

Surviving are her husband, Robert Burnell Robertson; two sons, Rodney and Robert B.; a daughter, Sandra Haines; and six grandchildren.

Her funeral will be Friday at Lowe·Hanks FUneral Home, HIaleah.

Noon potluck

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Slaught( prime 2-4 58.50; bul 56.50-57.50 choice 2-4 few pac holsteIns ~

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Leonard Lee CLINTON - Leonard Lee, 72,

01 221 N. George dJed at 11 :25 p.m. Wednesdly. 0«. 9, IIMII. at Dr. John Witmer Hospital.

Funeral 8lTangernenta are pending at Pullen-Boos Funeral Chapel.

Margaret Abell CUNTON - Margartt D.

Abell, 78, or 309 N. Mulberry died alll :4Da.m. Wtdnesday. Dec. 9, 1981. al Dr. John Warner Hospital.

Mt'3. Abell was a retired em­ployee of the 'El.!ner food sLotI' . She was a member of 51. JOM's catholIc Church and the Allar and Rosary Society.

She was bom March 2, 1905, In Wapella, the daughter of Thomu and Anita Rallollt'ay G~ne. She mamed William C. Abell June 20,19211, In Wapella . He survives.

She was preceded In death by four brothers and one sister.

Her funeral .... m be at 10 a.m. Saturday at 51. John's catholl!: Church. with the Rev. Robert Creager officiating. Burial will be In Memorial Park Cemetery.

Visitation wlll be from 6 to 9 p.m . Friday at Pullen.Soos Funeral Chapel. The rosary will be read at 8 p.m.

F. Betzelberger DELAVAN - Floref\Ce F .

8etzelberger, 79, of 608 E . Fourth 51. died at 10:45 p.m. Wednesday, Ott. 9, 1981, at Hopedale Medical Center, Hopedale. She hod been a patient there for two months.

- ",1!.r-Betlelberger - was - a member of the United MethOdist Church.

She was born Feb. 20, 190'2. In Boyington Township, the

LEGAL NOTICES

[N THE cmcurr COURT FOR THE ELF.VENT1i

JUDICIAL cmcurr OF IUINOlS LINCOLN

LOGAN COUNTY, ILLtNOlS

IiLOOMINGTON FEDERAl. S .... VINGS AND LO AN ASSOCIATION, a Corporation. I

Plaintirr.) vs.

THOMAS I" I.YON, et.o1., I DefendonL~ 1

IN CHANCF.RY No.I'..(H-3J

NOTICE BY PUBUCATION Notice Is hereby Riven you.

THOMAS L. LYON, olle of the ~fendo ni3 In the above~ntitled suit. that the said suit has been commenced In the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, Logon County. Illinois, by the said Plaintlff against you and other Defendsnls, pra)'inR lor the Fnn'ChlSure of II cerLain Mor·

daughter of John Ind C8roUne Steiger Betzelberger.

Surviving are many niece! and nephews.

She was p~ed In death by Iour sllters and three brothers. .

Her fUneral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Wootaey Funeral Home, with the Rev. George Baldridge officiating. Burin) will be In Prairie Rest Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday,

Memorials may be made to the United Methodbt Church.

Robert Thompson PONTIAC Robert S.

Thompson, Pontiac, died Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1981 in PonUac. He was an eight year member of the Pontiac City Council.

Thompson was born Dec. 14, 1931 Ln St. Louis, Mo., the son of Walter and Lottie Larcom Thompson. He married Bernice Becker, Dec. 25, 1949 In Salem. 5he survives.

Also surviving are four daughters, Jeanne Holzllauer, McLean; Judy Bertsche , Flanagan; Janet French, Saunemin; and Joyce Trout. Valparaiso, Fla .; a brother, leRoy, BeUeville; a sister, Mary EUzabeth Tabor, Salem; and flvc grandchildren. His parents and a brother preceded him In death.

Thompson, 49, was chDlnna n of the Council sanitary engineering committee, served as chalnnan

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James Blocker, Uncoln Rodney Brown, LIncoln Wheeler Furklns. Mason City Myrtle Ginther. Lincoln Margaret Howanl, Emden Emma Matson, Beason Reba Osborne. Uncoln RobertSanders,IJncoln EdwaniSeaman,l.incoln Marla Steffens, Uncoln

Dlsm!ued Glenda Bamu.l.ml"Oln

• Emma carter, Mount Pulask i Venice Edwards. Beason Thomas Dea, Davenport. Iowa.

to Bartmann Nursing Home. rura l Atianla

Vernon Fulk, Mount Pulaski EdnaGornalez.l.lncoln KathyGriffin, SsnJose George Hutchison, Uncoln Michael Johnson. Kenney

of the pubUc buildlng committee and wu a member of several s~I' committees. He was a member of the board of local Improvements. He was the owner/operator of Bob's Stan­dard station for 13 yeaI'! In Pontiac. He was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church and serv~ as head elder. and a teacher of the adult Bible ClaM. He also served as the! church treasurer and was on the steward!hlp committee. He was a member of the PontJac American Legion and 0 fanner member of the Pontiac Rotary club.

Funeral services wlll be at Z p,m . Friday at the TrinIty Lutheran Church, the Rev. Paul Dancy offldotJng. Burial wtll be In Southside cemetery. Visitation Is from ~ to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Raleigh J . Hanis Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to the church.

Robert Martin Robert A. Mnrtin. n, of Un·

coin, fonnerly .of San JOSt!, died at 6 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1981, at Veteran's Administration HospJtal, Danville.

Martin was a veteran of World War It and was employed as a painter and carpenter.

He was born May 31. 190'9, in Forest City, the son of Eugene and Stella Lux Martin.

Surviving are two sis ters, Jean Swlllle of Uncoln and Frances Penprase of North Rld!!e, caur.; one brother, Walter, of Lincoln; and one stepbrother, James Grov~. of San Jose.

His remains will be cremated. Maas Funeral Home, San Jose,

Is In charJ!:e of orranRemeni3 .

Santa breakfast Uncoln Jayce~ will be hosting

their annual "Sreakfast with Santa" Saturday, Dec. 12, from 9 a .m. to noon at [Jncoin Com­munity Center. There will be free hot chocolate and cooltles for the children .

Men's breakfast HARTSBURG - The annual

men's breakfast of the Brotherhood or 5l. John's Evansellcal Luthleran Church will be at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 12 at The TropIcs, Uncoln. The program for the morning will be a presentatJon by Rev. WaUace Reifsteck of Uncoin. All men of the church are Invited.

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Area. deaths James Craig

DELAVAN'- James W. Craig, 82, of 1m S. Unden died at 7:45 a.m. FrIday. Dec, 11, 1981, at P,kln Memorial Hospital, Pekin. He had been II paUent there ror slxdaya.

Craig had been a farmer\md a railrOad employee.

He W8! born Jan. 23, 1899, In Clark County, the son of James and Mary L. Carpenter Craig. He was married to Effie Markam, who pr~ed him In death.

Surviving are a brother, Charles, and 8 sister, Bessie Chase, both of Delnvan.

He was preceded In death by two brothers and n sister.

M~d8~ne;t ~~Is~ltF~:~~i Home. Burial will be in Green VaUey Cemetery. Green Valley.

Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.rn.Sunday.

Memorials may be made to IUlnois Research HD~p[tal of ChlcaJOlo.

Cleo F. Baker Cleo F. Baker. 90, of 16 Terrace

Drlvedled at 9:30n.m. Thursdny, Dec. 10, 1981,111 hel home.

Prior to her reUrement: Mrs. Baker was a milliner at Grace Witmerl'!! Millinery Shop and al Perk·Up.

She was II member of Fil1il Uniled MethodL<;t Church, the United Methodist Women, Daup;hters of the American Revolution, and Chester Woman's Club, of which she wa~ a pasl president.

She was born Nov. 9, llI!ll, in Uncoln, the daughter of Robert E. and Mary Sero.:gins Smith. She married Wilbur O. Baker July 6,1915, in Lincoln. He died In 1961.

Survi\'ing are a daughter, Morenc B. Michl. 5annlbel Island, Fla.: a sister, Mildred Drvnnn)', Lincoln: four grand· children: and thrr l' great­grandchildren.

She was prrcrdl'd in Ilt'ath by II

son. Hl'r funl'ral will b\.' al 1 p,m,

MondllY Ilt Hollnnd lind Ellirry "'unl'ra l Home, with the HI'\'

Wilson n. Forbush offtciating Buriol will be in Union Ceml'tery

VIsit.1tiun l4·m be from", 10 6 p.m. Sunday.

Memurials m.1}' be made to Fjr~t United Methodl~t Church .,

Lamont Bingham Lamont Bingham, 73, nlral

route Jf2 !.Incoln, died 8:53 p.m. Thursday, Dec. Ill, 1981, at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital.

Hr \>"as born May 25, 1908 in Alberta. Canada, the son of Leonard and Wa\'e SalYl'rs Binshom. He married Anita Dlr May 24, 19-\1 in Chicago. She survives.

Also survh'jng IIrl' thrl.'C sons, Jllck, Ml'rrill, Wisc.; Kenneth, Clarendon Hills: Jerry, Aurora, Colo,: two sisters, Deanne Fall', Lake Elblnorc. calif.; and Enide Kl'nnl'lly AIll'n. Texas; and nino:­grandchildren.

He was n mrmber of First Presbyterian Church. Mernorial.<; may be made to the Arthritis Foundation. Arrangemenl, lire pending at Jlolland and B.1rry Funl'ral ~ome,l.Inco!n.

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The refel Odin, was Thursday County Sh­Wolenhaupl trealed for Cl'ntralia hi

Albert w WIlS t.acklcc Ra{'{'oon Sc police said been elecle Albert clll1~ and two t( eighth gr automaticil fouls .

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Lamont Bingham Funeral services will be

Monday for Lamont Bingham, 73, of rurallJncoin who died Thurs­day. orClciating at the 10:30 a.m. services at Holland and Barry Funeral Home will be Mike DeliO.

~~_J.ehayab·s Wjtnes.s-BWal will be .1 of in Zion Cemetery.

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Visitation is from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to the Arthritis Foundation.

College training ambulance crews

Uncoln CoUege will begin training ~ studenU next semester to serve 85 ambulance

Bertha Laube Bertha Laube, 89, of 422 N.

Hamilton. dIed at 4:20 a.m. Saturday. Dec. 12, 1981, 01 Abraham LIncoln Memorial Hospital.

She is .urvlved by II brother • Clarence Laube of Peoria. Four brolMrs and three sIsters are dKeased.

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Uncoln.

She was bom Feb. 18, 1894 In Atianta, the daughter of Charles and Barbara Laube.

FUlleral servl~s will be at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Holland and

Barry Funeral Home with the Rev. Bruce AUIson officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery.

Visitation 15 from 2 10 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Chureh of IJnC1lin.

Norma Woods Nonna HobUt Woods, 97, of

Uncoln, died at 7 a.m. Saturrlay. Dec. 12, 1981 a151. Clara's Manor.

Funeral arrangements for the Courter's first Woman of ' the Month are incomplete al Fricke­calvert-8chrader Funeral Home In Uncoln.

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A member of Trinity Episcopal Church, she taughta boys Sunday School class for 40 years. She Is past pre!lldent of the Episcopal church women and a member of the Daughters of the King. She had served as senior diocesan chairman . of Girls Friendly (simillar to GIrl Scouts) and diocesan chairman of rellglous education.

The descendant of n pioneer Logan County family helped establish the Lincoln Hccreatlonal Association, a forerunner of the present Uncaln Park District. She was one of the Lincoln residents who worked for the retenUon of the Chautauqua grounds for the newly fanned P;)rk District. Mrs. Woods was chairman of the recreation dl'partmenl board as well as serving as secretary. She was a bn.1rd member for 20 years.

The former reshhmt of 1313 Richland Ave., was chairman of the 17th Di s trict Illinois FederILted Womens Clubs and served on the slate WWC board for four years. She Wilsa member for more than 50 years. of the Lincoln Womans dub and one of it~ past pr('sidenl~.

She I\",IS II past rl'gent of the ,\b r,lhilm Lincoln Chaptl'r. 1J,lughters of thl' American Revolution. an organization which she bclongl'd to fo r more than 50 years . She was chHplain uf thl' s\.1te org'lnil"<ltion in 1946-4i and headed a number of sUite {'ommittl'es frorn time to time . .

She W,IS a member of Ihe Aml'rlCan Legion AU:Kili; II"}·. ;1

Gold Star Mother and a member of the Veterans of Foreign w.ars AuxllIary. In 1917, ahe organized one of the first Garden cluba In nunols.

A past president of the Lincoln Branch of American University Women, she was a charter member of the League of Women Voters In Lincoln. She was a member of the state artexteMlon committee and a long-time member of the East Lincoln unit of Homemakers Extension association, formerly known as HomeBureau.

She was an honorary vice president general of the U.s. Daughters of 1812, having served as president of the local chapter as well as the state organization. During World War I and II, she was an active member of the American Red Cross. For more than 20 years she was a member of the Greater LIncoln Area Chamber of Commerce. She also was active with the Girl and Boy scouts.

During the 1953 Uncoln Cen­tennial, she wrote segmenb of the Centennial book. She also engaged In the financial appeal which raised contributions for the purchase · of the Postville Cour· thouse grounds on Fifth St.

She was a former member of the Drama League of America In Uncoln. She was also a member of The Book Club and the P.E .D. Sisterhood

She attended Blackburn Colleg(' in Carlinville and rlraduated from Smith Co]]('ge in Northampton. Mass .. r('Ceivin~ a bacbelor of arlq degree in 1910.

Surviving ;Ire two ~on~. Dirk Hoblit Wood~ of Kansa~ City. rna and RolHort J. Woods, of l.incoln: four grilndchildren and five I:fl'flt-grflndchildren . A .~o n. 01

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slater. a brother and a gran~. daughter are deceased.

She was born June I, 1889 In CarUnviUe. the daughter of Abraham Uncoln and JOllie (Stanley) HobUt. She married Charles H. Woods Nov. 26,1910 In Carlinville and he died Oct. 12,

''''. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal church with Interim r('Ctor. The Rev. Carlyle H. Meacham. officiating. Burial will be In Old Union Cemetery.

Vi9itation is from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday ftonlllhtt al the Fricke­Calvert.schrader Funeral Home

Memorials may be made to Trinity F.piscopal church or Lincoln Park District

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Maurine Wilham SHEl.BYVIl.LE': Mo. - ­

~filurine E. WilhlIm . 61. uf rura l roull' onl', She!byvilil'. Mo .. dil'd al 7:10 p.m. Sunday, Del' . 1.1. 1981. atSt. .lohn·s M{'Tey Hospit.al <ltSt. ].oui ~

She was born June H. 1920. in IAglln County. a daughter or Sllmuel Hnd l.eona Cro.~ier Green. She married Virrlil Wilham in Iroquis County on Dec 2.1. 1939. lie died on Christmas Day. 1978.

Sur\"i\'()r~ include her mother of Mount PulHski: 11 son. Darrell (;rcen. and two daughter~. Sheilil Fultz and ElizOIheth Wilh;UIl. all of Shelbyville. Mo. : a brother. (;ayland Green in ,\rk;msas: thn'e sisters. Mildred KiJhoffer. l~lkewood: Marilyn .I'lnusweski . SprlOl:fil'ld: find Wanda F.thl'rtrJO of Buffa lo : find four grand· r hlldren

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Mr~ . Wilham was ,I member of Shelbina Christian Church at Shelbyville. Mo.

Her funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Frickc-Calvert­Si'hrOider Funeral Home. Mount Pul:!ski. with John Webb of· (ida tin!! . Burial will be, in 5leenber!!en Cem('tery ncar Mount Pulaskt.

Visitati on is (rom 2 to 4 and (rom 6 to 8 p.m. al the funeral home

Memorials can be milde to the American Cancer Society

Leonard Lee Cl.lNTON - funeral seN ices

for Leonard Lee. 72. of 221 N (ieorge. who died Dec. 9. will be at ! :30 p.m. Wednesday at the Pullen·Boos Funer!!! Ch<Jpel with c. Don Ferrill officiating .

He was a retired maintenance worker fnr the Illinois Centr:!1

- Students In Uncol" schools, kIndergarten through red decoratlon's for the Christmas tree located' at the rthouse. The tree was decorated by the students and coIn Junior Women's Club. Pictured placing some of the tree are (from left) Julie Lumpp, Cheryl Waddell, Chad McEvers. Missing In action ornaments wete placed on ~coratlng committee. The missing in action project is ternational committee. (Courier photo· Martlnie)

Gulf Railro.1d He III survived by a ste~

daughter. Maxie B. Scott of Indianapolis. Ind .; and a brother. James Lee of Ch.1mpalgn . Two broth('rs are deceased

He was born Nov. 22. 1908 in Hartman County. Tenn .. the son of Mose and Mary Lee. He ma rried Etta Prince June 8. 1~3 In Kentucky and In.: tliecl Dec. 18. 1969.

Burial will be In Memorial Park Cemtery.

Visitation is from 11 a .m. to time of services Wednesday lit the funeral home.

Cora Baughman WAPF.I.l.A - Funeral services

were conducted Monday af­ternoon for Cora Mae Bauli:hman. 89 who died Friday Dec. I\. 1981. at Brokal\" Hospital in Nonna!.

She i~ survived by a son. Clarence S. "Dude" Torbet of Wapella: three stepsons, John Baughman of Paducah. Ky .. Bill Baughman of Chicago and Hnberi Baughman of Mount Vernon, Mo.: Iwo stepdaughters. Doris Castell of Decatur and Reatha Smith of (.1inton: three grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; and fiv£' ,l!;reat­great grandchildren. Six brothers and three sisters are deceased

She was born Jan. 2, 1892 in Doe Run, No .• the daughter of EJI . and Bessie Colvlrd. She married William Baughman in 51. Louis. Mo. In 1947 and he died In February of 1963.

Officiating at thr Monday services was the Rev. Mark Amudsen. Burial was In Maroa Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.

Cora Wheeler ATLANT" - COJ1l A. Wheeler,

91, of 500 E. Montgomery died at 9:22 a'.m. Sunday. Dec. 13, 1981, at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln.

Funeral arrangements are Incomplete at Quiram Funeral Home.

Scouts honored Cub Scout Pack 105, at Its last

meeting, awarded Bobcat Badge5 to Scott Drummond, Larry EwIns, Brad Schroyer, Craig Young, Danny Bloch, Eric LeslIe, and Jimmy Voyles.

Recflvlng Bear awards were Steven Robert.'! and Jlnuny Van Blbber.

Silver Arrows were p~nted toBradleyRtley.

Advancing to the Webelos Den were Sean Simpson, Mike Allers, Steven Roberta, Jimmy Van Blbber, Andrew Heinbaugh, and Mike McLaughlin.

Fall Pack actt~have in-cluded a trip to S Id where the group visf the Anny Reserve Center and the Springfield Airport. Thirty people attended a father-alkkon football outinB to see Illinots State Uruversity play Drake of Iowa.

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Area deaths Cora Wheeler

ATLANTA Funeral . arr8OS!menta have been COOl­pleted for Cora Wheeler, 91, fonnerly ot Nnr- Salem and. Blulfs, whodledSunday.

Mra. Wheeler wu a mem~r of Assembly of Gad Church.

She was bom Aug. II, 1890, In Jewett, the daughter of A!a M. and Martha Davis. She marne<! J ohn B. Wheeler Dec. 11, 1910, at HilL"!!boro. He dIed Aug. 13, 1962.

Surviving are three daughters, Florence lWI, Atlanta; Mary Bricker, Plymouth; and Dorothy Woodward, Pittsfield; three haH· sister!!; 19 grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren.

She was preceded In death by two sons, two sisters, two grand­children and several great· grandchildren.

Her funeral wJll be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Quiram Funeral Home, with the Rev. Edward. C. Cunningham officiating. Burial will be In Green Cemetery, Bluffs, with a graveside service ot3p.m.

Visitation will be an hoor before the service at thechw'ch.

Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.

Discuss winnings OoverdBle +H Club met Dec. 8,

for its annual local achievement program.

Roll call was " My Highest Award at the Fair," Members then gave a brief explanatlon of their winnings, trophies, and ri~ bons. Members discussed the 4·H calendar of events and the privilege of taking their first place window display on to the regionalleveJ.

Duane Runyon ga\'e a talk on his trip to Chicago as a .-H Club Congress delegate.

Next meetlng is scheduled for Jan. 21, 1981, at Chester-East Uncolrl School.

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Area deaths H. Virginia Davis

H. Virginia Davis, n. died at 1~:3! a.m. tuesday. Dec. 15,19111, at Abraham Uneoln Memorial HospitaL

MW Davia was a , retired. cashier {Qr Centralllllnois Ught Company, where she was em.. ployed for :r1 years. She was a member of Holy Family Church and Holy Family Soclety. ,

She was bom Nov. 18, 1909, In Uncoln, the daughter of Thomas E. and Augusta Rentschler Davis.

She Is survived by sis: nephews, . Joe Romer, Central City, Colo.;

Tom Romer, Mount Pulaski; Jim Romer, Springfield; Bob Romer and Dick Romer, both of Decatur: and Steve Romer, OIUon, Colo.; and two nieces, Joan Suycolt, Macomb, and Lynn BayUs, Cincinnati, Ohio.

She was preeeded in death by a sister.

Her .fWlerai will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Holy Family Church, with the Rev. Norman Goodman officlating. Burial will be in HolyCross Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 tonight at Frlcke-Calvert­Schrader Fuenrs! Home, with a rosary at 8 p.m.

Memorials may be made to Holy Family Church or the Heart Fund.

Roy G. Henrichs DANFORTH - Roy G.

Henrichs, 50, of Danforth, died at -11:20 a.m. Monday, Dec. 14, 19111 at Carle Hospital In Urbana.

He was bom July 4, 1921 in Danforth the son of Henry and Ida Wilken Henrichs. He married Ruth Johnson, Aug. 8, 194$ in Danforth. She survives.

Also surviving are two daughters JanetSchahl, Uncoln; and Judith Wubben, William· sville; a sister MyrUe Henrichs, Danforth: three brothers, Orva l and WUburof Danforth, and Rev Elmer of Clinton. la. : and on(' ,l(randson.

Funeral services will be at 11 a .m . Thursday at the St. John's I.utheran Church in Danforth. the Rev. Edward Gabel orrJeiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery

Visitation is from +9 Wed· nesday at the Knapp Funeral Home in Curton.

Memorials m.1Y be made to the SL John's Lutheran Church

Harold·Smith Harold W. Smith of Texarltanll.

Ark:. formerly of the Atlanta area. died Oec. IO,1!IB1 .

He is survived by his ~'ife F.mUy: a daughter, Dorothy Starling, Lincoln: four sisters. lIelen McKay, Kissimmee, Fla .: (jeraldine Coady and Maxin(' (jreenslat('. both of PhO<'nix, Ariz.: and Arlene Dlsby of Broadwell: five grandchildren: and two great-grandchildren

He was pr{'ceded in death by one .~ on. Robert of Lincoln. and one brother

His funeral and burial Wf're Saturday in Texarkana.

Frank Wiesenmeyer SPRINGFIELD - frank P

Wlesenmeyer. 72: of 7111 S. Seventh 5t. died at 11:45 p.m Tuesday, Dec. 1$. 1961, at 5t John's Hospital.

Wiesenmeyer had retired in I~after_ 26 years with the Illinois Commerce Commission. where he was employed as a hearing examiner

He was a member of the Cathedral of the Irrunaculatc Conception and the Cathedral Holy Name Society.

He was bom May 4. 1909, in Springfield, the son of Louis F. and Mary PatUson Wlesenmeyer. He was married to Martha Trihey, who survives. .. ..

Also surviving are two sons, Frank M., Decatur, and John R .. Springfield; a sister, Dorothy E. Laun, New HoUand; two grand­children; and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by a brother.

His funeral will be at I p.m. Friday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, with the Rev. Charles Mulcrone of­ficiating. Burial will be In Oak RldgeCemetei-y.

Visitation will be from $ to B p.m. Thursday at Klrlin.Egan and BuUer Funeral Home, with a prayer service at6:3O p.m .

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Area deaths Ruby Gibson

SAN JOSE - Ruby Gibson, 90, of San Jose, died at 12:53 ~.m. Friday at the Pekin Convaie.scent Home.

She was born Dee. 22, 1890 In Green Valley, the dau.I!:hter of Jerlmia and Martha Singley. She mamed Jesse GIbSon June 4; 1907 In Pekin. He died In February 1956.

She is survived by two daughters Zelma Detmers, Delavan; and Opal Smiley, Bloomington; eight grand­children, 29 great grandchildren and two great great grand­children.

Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at tile Maaks Funeral Home, San Jose, the Rev. Lester Wence officiating. Burial will be in Green Hill cemetery. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service.

Memorials may be made to the donors choice.

Leo Smith MASON CITY - Leo Smith,

Easton, died at 12:03 a.m. Friday at the Farmington Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Maas Funeral Home in Mason City.

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Erma L. Ferguson Enna L. Ferguson, 51, of 623

Fourth St. dIed at 4:25 a.m. Friday, Dec. 18, 1981. at Abraham • Lincoln Memorial HospllaJ.

Funeral arrangemenLs are pending at Holland and Barry Funeral Home.

Harrison graduates Joseph A. Harrbon, 119 Uncaln

Avo.. Uncoln, Is among 383

a ... Fire ap!

backfire d. a refrlgel along Inte Lawndale]

Flrefighl Atlanta WI to extingu was report truck was Dairy of I: driven by ( Decatur.

Accord flreflghten the engine

Uncoln , night unal Induce me issuance • bonds for Casualty.

The res( in issuing bonds to f the insural Uncoln .

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Lincoln, area deaths Erma L. Ferguson

Enna I.. F{' rguson, 57, of 623 Fourth St., Uncoln, d!{'d at 4:25 a.m. Friday. Ike. 18, 1961. al Abrnh~m Lincoln \1l'p1orilll Hospital, Lincoln.

Her funeral will IK' al 10 a.m. Tuesday at 1I01lanii ami !laITY Funera l Homl' with Ihl' HI.'\·.

Gary lusliak officiating. Hunal wit! Jxo in Union Cemelery .

Visitation witt be froll! ~ to ;­p.m. Monday al tht' furl('r,il home. ----

She was bom May 1:\. 1924. at McCall. a daughter of Henry ,md Hel!!n Darting Mahe Sht' maTTi~d Robrrt W. Ferguson May 7.19-18. Hl'died Feb. 22. 19,9

Surviving are three soos. Donald. no address given, D,wid. Texas. and Daniel. Lincoln: two daughters. Dia na Etti.~. Godfrey. and Patly Rrinnrr, Lincoln; her mother. t!{' len Herrick. Jef­fersonv ille, Inti.: a brothl'r. Rill Mah{', Jeffersonville. [nd .: a sister. Doroth~' Sims, Ca rthagl': and five grandt"hihlren.

Her falhrr and one .~on preceded ht'T in death.

Orla C. Maxwell PEKI~ - Orla C. Maxwrl1. 8~.

of Pekin and fomlerly of W,!ynes­vUle, died Tut'Sday, nee. 15. 1981. al Pekin Memorial Hospit.11.

Funeral sen, ices and hurial "'ere held Saturday morninl! a t Pekin.

He \\'as bom Jan 6. lB~!lI. ,I(

Waynesville, n son of Leandt'T lind Anna Dnvis :\la .~wrl1. 11(' married Kneud<l :\1 . Kurtt. at Uncoln on Jan. " 1919. Shp dlt·d in October. I!HB

H{' then lIlarried El!7<l .J. Warrick at Peori,! <In .. \UI' 'e,

1950. She SUf1,·iw's. Also s urvi\'inr; an' Iwo

dau~hters. 1~!Vema l!imer of Pharr. 'Tex,!s: and Loren. PhaveT of Earlvill~: a ~"n F:ugcne of .. \ nnlll'UIl. C'llif.: J:l ~mmkhil dr(' n nnd rnUf I!f('nt ­

!lrMdchildn'n Mr. Maxw,· ll was pn" "',lo'd In

dealh by i! son He \\',! S a pallltrr for ('orn

Products lnterna tloll,!\ l)('fore retir ing in 1%~

Mr. ~laxw('ll W,!S a m~1!lI)('r of First Uni ted :\1l'1 h(l(h.~1 Church in Pekin to which nwrnonals may be made. lie was a nWlllher and

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past master of Empire Masoni(' Lodge in Pekin. a memJxor of Peoria Consi:;tor.· and Pion{'er ClubCPC IntemaUonal.

M!!morials may' also be made to the - ,\merican Diabete~

Foundation.

Maude Miller Maude Miller, 86 of Lincoln.

died at 8:15 a.m. Salurday. IX-{'. 19. 1981 al the Lincolnland :oJursing Home in I,incoln.

She wus a member of Ihe J.incolnChr[sUan CllUreh :lnd th(' Y,l(lnus Sund:lY School class.

Surviving (Ire a daughter. Ann Rock of ~orrnal: a hrothl'r. Gwen Tibhs of Rrolldwell . two si.~ tcrs . Vcr;! Morris of Lincoln and Lillie Jlymhaur;h Ilf Peoria and three ~ram]chilrlren. Two brothl'fs ~nd a sister an' tiN·ellse,l .

She was born 0«:. 12. 1895 !n Kentucky. thl' daughter of WiUi,lm <lnd [,ce ' th!l"per I Tibhs. She married Karl Miller r.;0\·. 29. 1916 in Elkhart ,!nd ht' died No\' 14.1974.

FUfl{'ral ~erv i,' ('s will lx' ,It 1 :30 p.m. Monday at the Holland and Barry Funeral lImne with G('11(' Shepherd nffidatin~. Burial will be in F.lkhilrt Ct'metery.

Visit.1!ion is ' from 2 t" 5 p.m. Sund~y at th(' ftul{'rnl hOlne.

~Irrnorial s may be m,!(\(- to the Chris ti,HI ;\"ur~i n~ HOI1\('.

Ruby Gibson SA;>; JOSF. -- Funeral sef1,'!ces

wert' Satun]iI\' afltrnoon at the :\Iail~ Funera'j Homl' for l{uby (;!bson. 90. I'dlo dil'd Frid,!y at the Pekin Convalescent C('nter.

Officiating wa .~ lhe Ite\· . l ..:-sll'r \\'l' nce and huri,!l was in Green llill Cemelery neil r San.J ose.

Sht' is s urvived hI" two (\il ughters. 7..:- lm,! Detn;ers of Delavan ,md Op, '! Smiley of Bloomington. rl~ht ;!rilnd­chi ldren : 29 gre,,1 ~n!lldchildren ilnd two ;! r e at -t< r{'at­grandchildren. A son!s deee;lS£'d .

She was born fX«' . ::2. 1!l1l0 in Green V<l ltev. the dall~hter 01 ,1{'rl'miah lInd M~rtJla Sin;!ley . She married .JesSl't' t ;lhsnn July ~. 190. al Pekin and ht' died in February of 1956.

Memori;! ls may be made to ,! charity of the donor"~ choice.

Leo Smith EASTON - Funeral services

for [":-0 Smith, H. who died

Friday al Ihe Farmington Nnr~ing Horne will be al 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Maas Funeral Home in Mason City . The Revs. Ralph Ward and Robert Mo('\.\·{'11 " 'i11 officiat~nd burial will be in Easton CemeJ{'ry.

Visitation is from 6 to 8 p.m. SundllY at the funeral home.

He . is survin'd by four d~ughlers. Mar.' Lou Smith of Litchfield. KI"., Wanda Whitham of Albuquerqu{', N.M.. Joyce Onken of Hm'ana and Boniiir'­Jll iIlrr of Chicago; ,) sisler. I .ucil1t- Kin;! of Oak Ridge. Tenn .: and 12 ~randchildren .

He wa~ born Mil\" 19. 1!IO"i in Winchestl'r . Ky . 'Ihe son of Thomas ilml Mary lBurton \ Smith. Ht' married Mallie Lowry March 25. 1926 in Georgetown. Ky. and she died May 18.1980.

1I1emoriais may be m(!de to tbe Easton Uniled /I1{'lhodist church .

Edward Reinhart WAYNESViLlE - Edwanll..

Reinhart. 81. a retired (!rea farmer, died Friday. Dec. 18. 1981 al the Lincoln Christian Nursing Home w{'re h{' had lived for the past Jwo and a hall years.

Funeral ilrrangements are incom plete at the Quiram Funeral Home in Atlant.1 .

George W. Oldaker . ATI.ANTA George W.

Oldaker, 87, of rural Atlanta w(!s found dead at his residenc{' al 11 a.m. Friday, Oec.IB.I98\.

LOl!an County Depuly Coroner .John H. Swearingen said Oldak· er had last been se{'n 24 hours earlier sho\'eling snow at his residence. Swearingen said Ihe man was found in the backyan:i of his residence and appMenlly had die,l from exposure.

Funeral arrangements are incomplele al the Quiram Funeral Home in Mlant! .

Christmas program HARTSBURG - A Christmas

program will be presented by the Harl~bl1rg-Emden High Scholll music dl'pllrtment at 7 p.m . Monday. Dec. 21 in the high school gymnasium.

Performing will be the high school concert choir doing selections as ·'I..:-t It Snow,l.el It Snow. I..:-t .It Snow:' "Do Your Hear What I Hear~," and "Carol

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dations" ( School WE in a swin~ by the We "Newcom The SOl

private members and their aftemoon with sevel by the choi~ fr~

Colcheste phler ail concert 1

City "Soundat ppblic p wcUng ] director ( Schoo\.

Chris BROAD

Grade Sc. annual eh schoolMo at 7:30 p. dergarten wi!! parti(

Santa il vlsll as tJ evening.

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City Mal installati. p.m. Sat Masonic]

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'Lmcolli, area deaths -_ ..... _-J, Wayne Rees

CUNTON - J . Wayne Rees, 75, of 916 E. South SL died at 7:15 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 19, 1981, at Cape Coral HospItal In Cape Coral, Fla.

Rees 111'85 a reUM:I employee of Revere Copper aod Bra55 and 1II'U 8 member of First ChrIsUan Church.

He was bom May IS, 1906, In Maenn COUllty, the son of Howard and Charlotte Thurber Rees. He married Geneva Shewmaker Feb. 23, 1932, in Mount PulaskI. She survives.

Also sul;Yiving are a daughter; Dlde Wa lden, CUnton, nnd two grandchildren.

He 111'85 preceded In death by a sister.

His funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Herington-Calvert Funeral Rome, with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.

Memorials may be. made to CUnton Friendship Center.

Freada Havener MclEAN - Fresda Havener.

89, formerly of Armstrong. died a t 8:J.O s.m. Saturday, Dec. 19, 1981,at McLean Nursing Home.

Mn. Havener had been a telephone operator at Ann.~tron~ for several yean. She WIIS a member of St. Paul Lutheran ChurchatGlflord.

She .... 05 bOrn July 18, 1892, at Royal, the daughter of John and Tillie Warner Erd .... lns. She married Benjamin Ha \'ener ~pl. 12, 1915, at Armstrong. He died July 27, 1974.

Surviving are 10 daughter . Helen Havener. rur a l Bloominlollon, and two Kra nd­children.

She was preee-ded in death by three- daullhter:o;, Iwo sister:! and a brother.

Her funeral wos Monday at Lanham·Wolfe Funeral Home. Potomac. Burial was in Par.tJow Cemetery. Armstronl{.

Rose Malerich OAK PARK - Word h.u Jx>en

reech'ed ~re of the t!eath of R~e Malerich. Oak Park .

She was born in Uncoln in 1903 the d.1ul{hler of Mr. and Mr~.

Joseph Grego. She rTUlrrled Mathew At,alerich .W ;922 ~ Uncoln. Hedled Ifil9Ga. ..

Surviving Is a slster-in·law. Mildred Foreaker. Uncoln: a dllughtt'r. Joan Fru:uno. Chicallo ; Iwo s isters. Ann Charter. Florida and Helen HerberRer . ChicaRo; 12 grand· children and three Jolreat­grandchi ldren. Shc was prcct'ded In death by a daul!htN. a brother anda ~~ter .

She WD5 a member of thc St. Jame-s Catholic Church in Oak Park. Mass will be at the Church Tuesda)' .

Lot a Ma rie Moore CI.I NTON - Lota Marie

Moore. 88. died Friday, [)ce. 18, 1981 , OI l the Dr. John Warner Hospital.

She was a member of the Clinlon First Chrlstilln Church.

She was born Feb. 8. 1893 01 Lane. the daughte r of John H. and Ida M. Glenn Robert..~on. She married Frederick F. Moore Ocl. 25, 1910 in [)e(-slur and he died Nov. 18, 1976. A son. a daughter, a brother, two sisters and three II randchtldren are deceased.

She is s un·jved by nine grand­chlldren.

Funera l services were Monday at the Herlngton-Calvert Funeral Home with HalT)' R. McFadden oUldaUng. Burial was in Woodlllwn Cemetery.

Herbert Marlow MAROA - Herbert Osca r

M.rlow, 112, a l"!Ured area f.r­mer, dled .t 12:05 ' .m. Sunday, Dec. 20 ; 1981 at Decatur Memorial Hospital.

He was a member of the MaTOJ United Method!.!t church.

Surviving are hls w\(e, Fleta; two sons, Glenn 'of Maroa and Harold of Ur bana; three daughters, Kathryn Sronee of Maroa, Janice Niblack of Oklahoma City, Okla, and Donna LeVitus of Palm Springs, calif.; two brothef3, Wilks or Tampa, FllI. and Orville of DuQuoin; three sisters. Irene Eaton, Mary Valier and Pauline Cook. all of DuQuoin; 15 grandchildren and eight great·grandchlldren. A brother Is deceased.

He was bom July 31, 1899 In Perry County. the son of Edgar and Belle Wilks Marlow. He married Fleta Houston June 16. 1926 in Maroa.

Funera l services will be at II a .m. Tuesday at Herington­Calvert Funeral Home In Clinton with the Revs. C. Don FerTilIand Carl Hendry offlc!ating. Burial wi!! be in Maroa Cemetery.

VisItation will be from 6 to 9 p.m . Monday 01 the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to the United Methodist church of Maroa.

Lula Mae Provines CUNTON Lula Mae

Provines. 86. died Sa turday. Dec. 19. 1981. at the Dr. John Warner Hospital.

Surviving are her husband, Ira : a son Robert of Vandalia; two dalij(hters. Mn. Frank Gambrel and Mrs. Clyde Reed, both of Clinton: nine grand­children : and 15 ,!t reat Rrand­children. .

She was a member of the CUnton First Christian church nnd St'cUon Two of the church.

She was born March 7. 1895 at Bcllnower , 11 danl'hte r of WlIllam C. and Con : .dle ScarbrooJ,lh Innis. She married Ira C. Provi nes Dec. IS. 1915 in CUnton.

Funeral seryiccs ~'ere Monday a t the Heringlon-Calvert Funeral Home with the Rev. Harry R. McFaddcn officiating. Burial was in Memorial Pa rk Cemtery.

Mf'morlals may be made to !he Dr. John Warner Hospital.

George W, Oldaker AruNTA - Funenil 'Servlees

~111 be at 1:30 p.m . Tuesday for (jeorge W. Oldaker . 87. who was fou nd dcad al his home Fridar. Dec. 14. 198J".

A retired farmer, Oldaker was a member of Atlanta Christian Church. A veteran of World War l. havinJ,t Served with lhe U.S . Army, he was a member of Gresham-Crutchley American I..eRlon Post341 of AUanla.

He was born in AUanta Dec. 20. 1893. thf.' son of John W. and Mary Ann Robinson Oldaker.

He is survived by two ~i5ters. F.thel M. Oldaker and Jessie I. Oldaker, both of Atlanta.

Two brothers and two sister~ :u-edeeeased.

Funera l serv ict':' will be 01 Quiram Funeral Home. Burial wlll be In AUanta Cemetery with military rites.

Visitation wtJI be from noon to time of servke~ Tuesday a t the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor 's choice.

Ada Connelly MOUNT PULASK I - Ada S.

Connelly. 91, of Mount Pulaski, a resident of Vonderlleth IJvlnR Center, died at 5:30 p.m . Saturday, DK-. 19. ' 1981 , at Abraham Uncoln Memorial Hospital, Uncoln.

Mrs. Connelly was formerly a teacher at Mount Pulaski Grade School.

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She wal born Feb. 14, 1lIII0, at EdinbUrg, the daoghter of Douglas and Fannie Taylor Shanldn. She married Dr. George S. CoMeily In Hn2, at Normal. He dled Nov. 2:5, 1952.

Surviving are a son, George Jr., Ubertyvllle; a sbter, Elva KI~hner, Santa Cruz. '1aTlf.; sis grandchildren; and 10 great­grandchildren.

$he was preceded In death by a son. a daughter and a sister.

Her funeral wi ll be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Fricke-Calvert­Schrader Funeral Home. with AI Morehead officiating. Burial wlU be In Mount Pulaski Cemetery.

VIsitation will be from noon until time of the service Tuesday.

Memorlala may be made ta VonderUeth Uvlng Center.

Edward Reinhart WAYNESVILLE - Funeral

services were Monday at the United Methodl.st Church for Edward L. Reinhart. 81 ..... ho died at 7:30 p.m . Friday, Dec. 18. 1981 . at the Christian Nursing Home. U ncoln.

The Rev. Marvin Orewller officiated. a nd burial was in Evergreen Cemetery.

ReInhart was a member of the United Methodl.st Church and thc Masonic Lodge. He had farmed In the Atlllnta-Waynesvil\e area, retiring In 1965. He WD S a member of Logan County Farm Bureau a nd a former director of Waynesville and Beason schools.

He was born March 29, 1900 In Logan County. the son of Fred and AMa Knechl Reinhart. He married Ethel Klemm Feb. 21. 1928, in Waynesvllle.

He is survived by his wife Ethel; two sons. Cerald of rura l Atlanta a nd Larry o f Bloomington: two daughters. Wanda BilUter of AUanta and Beverly Shull of Morton; two siste rs. Waunita Yates of Waynesville and Berniece Diner of Hawthorne Lodge in F:i Pa50; H J,lrandchildren and three great­grandchildren.

A brolher. two sisters and a grea H;: randchild arc dcc{'ased.

Memorials may be made to Wayncsvi11e United Methodist Church.

Annabelle Huffman SAN J OSE - An nabell e

Huffman. II? of Uneoln, formerly of San Jose. died at 7: 15 p.m . Saturday, Dec. 19. 1981. at 5t. Clara's Manor . Lincoln.

Funeral arranJ,lemen!s a re pending at Holland and Barn" Funeral Home. •

Mary Knollenberg Mary Knollenberg, 88 , of

Uncoln and a former Uncoln

Omitted Ellen Elilol. who died lale last

month, had one son who was deceased at the time of her death. The information was not available at the time thc obituary was pubU.shed in the Courier .

Developmental Center employee, dI-ed a t 7: 10 a.llI. Monday, Dec. 21, 1~1 at Abraham Uncoln Memorial HospItal.

She was a member of Im­manuel Lutheran chW"'Ch and the Ladles Aid Society of the church.

Surviving are two sons, Her­bert of Uncoln and Wilbur of Oblong; two daughten, Wilma Rym of Princeton, Ky. and Clarice Miller of Arllngton Helghlll; 10 grandchildren and 1-1 g rea t-gra ndchildren . Two brothers are deceased.

She was born Aug. 6, 1893 at Burtonview,the daughter of Fred and Ann (Mlchela) Berger. She married George Knollenberg ' Oct 9, 1913 In Uncoln and he died F eb. 9. 1959.

Funeral .services will be at I p.m. Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran church wIth the Rev. Greg Brandvold offtciatinR . Buria l wlll be In Union Cemetery.

Visitation Is from 4 to 8 p.m . Tuesday at Holland and Barry Funeral Home. TIle casket will be taken to the church at noon Wednesday.

MemoriaLs may be made to Immanuel Lutheran church.

Grain explosion DANVILLE. Ill. (AP) - At

least 13 workers were injured today when an explosion ripped through the L...1lihoff Grain Co .. authoriUessald.

The blast blew siding off part of the grain storage and dr}'i n~ facility near downtown Da nville a nd shattered windows in nearb}' stores, witnesse.!l said.

John Eckert. director of mar· ketlng at l..akeview Medica l Center. said sill; people had been brought to the ho5plt.11 for treatment. but he did no t kno ..... their conditions.

Hal Defenbaugh, director of marketing at St. EIi1.abcth·~ HO.!lpital. said seven people were being treated there. bul "it ;If)"

pears that they are nOI seriously hurt."

The c:o;ploslon happened in a part of the building where soy­beans are handled.

Nearly all Danville fire uniLS remained on tJi'e scene late this mor ning, but the nre which fol­low('(l the blast appeared to be under control. WDAN radio re­ported,

FUNERAL NOTICE KNOLLENBERG. Mary L.

Funeral services will be at I p.m . Wedne-sday, Dec. %3, ISSI at Immanuel Lutheran Church with the Rn. Greg Brandvold offtclatlDg, Burial will be to UnJDa Cemetery. Visitation wUl be 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Hollllnd aod Barry FUneral Home. The casket will be taken to thl" cborch a t noon WedDt'sday. Memoria ls may be made to Immanuel lAl theran Church.

Holland & Barry Funeral Home Uncolo, illInoIs

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Area deaths Lydia Rickett ATLANTA-Lydia Rickett,58,

of Atlanta, formerly 0( Fillmore, died at 8;33 p .m. Saturday, Dec. 19, 19(1 l , at Abraham Uncoln Memorial Hospital. Uncoln.

Mrs. Rickett was a mem~r ot St. Matthew', Lutheran Church, Fillmore. She was also B member of the Montgomery County Senior ClltuM.

She was born Oct. 13, 1913, In Altamont, the daughter of John R. and Anna Al went!. She married Raleigh Rickett Sept. 1~, 194~. He died Aug. 3, 1979.

Survi Vi ng a re two sons, John, Vandalia, and Ralph, Atlanta: one s teps o n, Raymon d . Flagstafr, Ariz.; one daUghter, I.ols Butcher, Decatur; two skpdaughters, Verna Rarruey. Pana, and Beatrice Edmonds, TOlTUlh, Wise.: one sister, Ida Siebert , Fillmore; rive grand­children.

She was precedl'd In dellth by one son and On(' brother.

Her funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, Fillmore, wi th the Hev. David Spearing of· fkiaUnjlt . Bunal will be in Glenda le Cemetery, f.' lllmore.

Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Allen,Miller Funera l Home. Fillmore .

Flora Guntermarl DElA VAN - Flora M. Gun­

terman, 60. oi 2011 EiJ,lhth 5t. was prooounced dead al II p.m. Sunday. Dec. 20. 1981. fo!lowinlot a onr-I.'ar ocddrnt on Illinois 122 j ust east o( Ul inois 29.

Mrs. Gunterman wa s :J

passt'nger in a vehirle driven by her hu.~band Urban. A«ort! ina: to TnwweU County sheriff's police . the Gunten nan cllr was east­bound on 122 about 9:20 p.lII .. ... ·h(·n it beli:a n to slid!.' nn the iry ro.ld",·ay .lntJ the drivt'r losl control. TlK' l'a r ~lld sidt'wil\'s across the westbound lanr. skiddet.! off the north ~ide of Ihr road. travrlinl( about 115 fee t. nlppim:onto il~ top~lnd coming to n'st upside down In a 100foot dth'h ' ·ont.1inlnl( about I', f('t·t of walrr

!loth .\11" . and Mrs. ( ;untr rm.1 n W;' fr fn'l'tl from the tar by a l'Ounly police offker. Mr. Gun­It' nulln appa renlly " 'as nol !>t'Tlouslyinjured .

Mrs. Guntermon was born Nov ID. 1929. In Adllir Coonty. Ky" the dau~htrr of Jatll rs II. and Maill e Pollard Gilrri~"n . She maml'tl Urbll n ,I. Guntcnnan Ot t 9. \9-\11. In :-lew Holland . Mo.

Su rviVing brslde~ hrr husbllnd ar l' two sons. l.3try (~ . :tnd .'flt·hael 0 .. both uf r)(>la \'''" : a daughter. Cllrolyn T('mple . 1.It'lavan; two brotht'NI. Noel B f ;nrri~on and IIenry A. (;arri.~on. bolh of F.astnn: six .'Ii .'ll('r.; . Kathryn Hock . Mabel Gun· h' rman. nella Null and Dorothy Entwistl('. all of F.aslon. and Marie Husk and flt>1t)' Banister . both of Mu!\On City; II ;:rand­('h lldren : lind onr I: r ('ll l­J.:randfhild

Sh(' was pn'n:s.INl In dratil b)' 00(' tbu~hter. 001.' brolht'r. ontO sister and one ro: randson.

Her lun('ral will bt-' lit 10 a .m. W('([Ilt"!'iday al Wools(')' Funrral Home. wllh the Ae\' , Cha rles Moore off iciating. Burial will be in Prairie Resl Cemete ry.

Vis it.1 tion will be !rulTI 6 to 8 p.m . Tuesday

Memoria ls lTIay be rnndr to thr D('lnvan Amhulunn' Fund

Elgin M. Thornton BlOOMINGTON - Elgin M.

Thornton. n . Orlando. Fla., fonnerly or Bloomington. died at 3 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 20. 1981, at his home. H(' had bc('n under it

doctor's care . . He was born Aug. 24. 1909. In Sadorus. Ii son of William a nd Ora Rigd on Thornton. He married Jesse M. Schindler July 3O,I!I33, a t Bloomington. She died Oct. 7, 1968. He married Bernice Grundel Nov. II, 1971, at Orlando; Fla. She surviv~.

Also surviving are a soo, Richard M. , Md.e nn; a daughter, Judith A. Vance, Bloomington; Ii brother , the Rev. WIDlam, Ottumwa, Iowa; a sister , Wilma J ohnson, Hemrnltt, CaUf.; sill: grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

A brttther and a grandson preceded him In death.

Before he moved to Orlando In HIS8, he was employed by General Electric Co., Bloomington. He worked for Martin Marietta Corp., Orlando, (rom 1958, until hls retirement In 1914.

Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association.

HIs funeral wm be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Beck Memorial Home, Bloomington, the Rev. WUUam Thornton ofnclating. Bmal 111'111 be In Park Hill Ctmetery, BlOOmington. VI~taUon will be two hours

before lhe serviCe at lhe memoriil horne.

JOLIET. Trading I b,urowsanl lower; 1-22: 2220-230 Ib 200-2MI1bJa 37.00-3II.25; 37.00; SOWII 32.oo;boaM

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Sows : I: 2.50 lower; 33.00; few : 35.00;500--6 earty 36.50.

Boars: o' 350 lb 32.00-

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Jessie Miller McLEAN - Jt'S1Ile MUler, 74,

of EI Pa~o. mother of Donna Barclay, or Mcl.ean. dlt'd at 5:30 p.m. Tul.'sdny. Otc. 22, 1981, at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. She

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had btoen a resident ot Mc­Danlel'a Nursing Home In EI Pasofof two yeaI'!.

Mnl. Miller wu a member of EI Paso Flnt Baptist Church, American Legion AuxUiary Unlt 59, Woodford County Homemakers Extension A~oclatlon. and the EI Paso Senior Citizens. She has been employed all a nurse's aide at the

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former Hendry Nun1ng Home, EI Paso, for aeveral,tanl,

She wu born Dec. ZO, 1907. at Fairbury, the daughter of Grant and Bertha Lawrence Hakes. She married Chr1! H. Mmer Oct 14, 1933, at Fairbury. He died Aug. I, 1972.

Surviving are two daughters, Donna Barclay. McLean, and Dorothy Darlene Pochel, Bloomington ; a brother, Roy Hakes, Fairbury; five grand­children; and a g reat­granddaughter.

Shr ... u -preceded In·dea th by II brother.

Her funeral wiU be at I p.m. Thursday at FroeUch Memorial Home, EI Paso, with the Rev. J eff Barday of the Uvlng World Fellowship at Bloomington of· ficlating. Burial wiD be in Gracelond CemeLery, Fairbury.

Visitation will be two hOUf:! before the service.

Memorlal5 may be made 10 EI Paso F lrsl Baptbt Church.

Edna Lou M ills CIJNTON - Edna Lou M11l5,

76, of CUnton died at 1: 15 p.m. TUe3dll)" ~c. 22, 1981 , at Dr. John WamerHospltal.

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Mn, MWa WIll • member of First BlDUit Church and the World W.t t Barracb AuzWary.

She WIll born April 29, 1905, In Wnll:~a, the daughter of Wand Edna Ellis Storey . She married Ray C. MilliI. May 15, 1924 In Wapella. He surviva

Also surviving are six daughters, Cleta Blrnes, Decatur; Marjorie Brown, CUnton; Wanda East and AlIce Glover, both of Daytona, Fla.; Mary Imig, Anchorage, Alaska; and Tooda Waters, Watseka; one· brother, HomerStorey, Decatur; 14 grandchildren; and 10 great: grandchlldren.

Funeral arrangements are pendlnll at Herington-Calvert .r Funeral Home. ~ < Annabelle Huffman' ' .. .

GraVHIde services · for An­nabelle Huffman, 98, wID be at I p.m. Thursday In Zion Cemetery with Stuart Couve officiaUng.

Mrs. Huffman died Saturday at Sl Clara's Manor.

She wu born Jan. 13, 1&85, at E~ka Springs, Ark., a daughter of Balley and Francl!S Humphrey Langston. She married Al"'lIh Huffman on April 14, 1009, at Sandoval. He died In Septembe; 1964. '

Mrs. Huffman's only survivor Is a grandson, PhiUp Huffman of Springfield.

She WSlI a member of Uncoln ChrlsUan Church.

Merle Weaver Word has been received here

by the Roy Weaver ramlly of the death of his brother Merle C. Weaver of Gross Pointe , Michigan. Mr. Weaver Is a for · mer Lincoln residen t and gr:ulUllled from Uncoln Hillh School.

Funeral services will be ilt I p.m. Thursday a l the VerheyMn Funeral Home in Detroit. Michigan.

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(kt. 21, h< transplan t InSprinRth

In Sept. Weraarcn.1 kidney cor month., on I sti ll keepin a nd in a nd " ·II.'1IlC.'ct'S,<;

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·Net! deaths FredH. Wolf ,Fred H. Wolf, "17, a retired

&easonflrmer, of 307 N. ElmSl

'f:.. J~'l~rlA~~i MemoHaI Hospital.

He was • member of the ZIon Lutheran cburch, the Lutheran Larmen', League and active with the BraWe Center.

surviving are his wife Florence ; a· son, AI of rurai Beaso~ 8 daughter, Jeanette Wilmei1 of Lincoln; a brotMr Gl.I.stav of Worden; and five grandchlldren. A brother. a sister and a grandson art deceased.

He W81 born Dec. 6, 1904 in Worden, the .son of Charles and Louise Steinman Wolf. He marrltd Florence I)rooath In Uncoln Jan. 21, 1934.

Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Zion Lutheran church with the Rev. A.J. Goldberger officiating. Burial will be In Zion Cemetery.

Visitation Is from 4 10 7 p.m. Friday at the HoUand and Barry Funeral Home and from noon to the time of servl~, at the chul'{'h Saturday. .

Memorials may be made to Zion Lutheran church or to the Beason Fire Depilrtment.

LaRue Van Meter LaRue Van MeIer. 83, a ntlti\'e

of Williamsville and a member of the fiIinots BagetbaU Coaches' Association Hnll of Fame, was found dead In his home Thursday, Dec. Ii. in Falls Church, Va. Death .... u attributed to a heart attack.

Ife ~'as city attorney of Falls Church from 1948 to 1974. He was a teacher and basketball coach in Virden and John.slon City high schools afl('r graduation from Illinois Wes]ey.1n University . fie cDllched six yeon at Illinois College and broullht IC il~ only Utile ]9 championship~ in b;lskcllloilll ond lloiI~bal!, His swimmint.: leamll won lour straight chnmpion.~hi p.s . His 1929 Johnston ClIy learn beat Lincoln in the stale bnskelb.,U lour· nament and went on 10 udn the ~tate title.

IUs wife . the former Irma Walkins. dlt'd in 1967. SUM:;ving a re two sons, LaHue. Jr .. of Aluandria Va .. and Nnthan 7...one of Orlando. Fla.; a sister. Mrs. Hoy Heltick of Greenview; a brother. Jerome Van Meter of I .ct'~bu rg, Fla .. lind nve grand­children.

111(' family sURRell~ thai ('1'

presslons of sympalh)' be In the fnml of contributions to the 1 ~,Rue Van Meier Athletic Memorial Scholarship Fund . Illln'lis ("ullet.:e. Jackson\'ilIc

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McLEAN - Com BellI' Salz· man. !N. fonnerl )' of Ile}"worth. iI member of the McLean Methodist Church. died [)e(- . ]8. at Jllinoi.~ Masonic Home in Sullivan. She had been a rl's ident there lor 18 year.t .

A graveside service was held Oet' . 21, al Park Hill Cemetery in Aloominj(lon with thl' Rev Robert C. CaJdrrwood orndlltin~

She lO'a ~ bom NoV. 21. 1387. in HeylO'orth. a dauRhll'r of Morri~ and Mllrj(arel Brittin. She marnC'd Josrph ShUnE:'t in 1903 and he dit-d 10 1913. She married John SalVllnn in 1924 and he died inl97!.

Survivlnj( are 11 ~randdaughter lind threl' I!rellt-j( randchildren. A daughter and son preceded her in death.

Mrs. Salun .. 1n was a 5O-year member or Bioominglon Chapter SO, Orderof Easlem Star.

Memorials may be made lo illinois Masonic Home in Sullivan

Todd D. Buehler MOUNT PUI.ASKI - Todd O.

Buehler, 79. 103 S. Vine Street, MO'lOt Pulaski, died at 1:05 p.m. Wednesday. [)(oc. 23. 1981 at thE:' Vonderlieth living Center in Moun! Pulaski. .

Buehler was bom March6, 1902 in Chestnut the son of LOuis and Florence I ~ McCoy Buehler. He married Forest trowe, Dec. 30, 1927 in Charle.slon. She~died in 19'71 .

Survivinl( is a son Rex Buehler, Chestnut; a daughter Shirley Docbon, Peoria: a suter Fern Heft, Mount Pulaski; a brother Harold Buehler, Uncoln; seven grandchildren and eight great­grandchildren.

He was preceded In death by three brothl'l1I, a sister and a grandchild.

Buehler was 8 past board member of the UncolnlLogan County Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

Funeral .services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Fricke­Calvert-Schrader Funeral Home In Mount Pula.sltl with Pastor R.E. KJrchner offidaUng. Burial will be In Mount .Pl11IakI cemetery.

Visitation Is from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. I

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N: Kankakee with agraw' He hu posted the charge II court Jan. 5.

JeaMetie' I Decatur, b. t Jan. 4, on cbs ,ISO Nov. '11, localstore.-

Mark Minor appear In u Dec. 29 on fI

stemmlnR frol

Lo~ Marilyn E.

sui t DRainst V seeking more cO!ltsasa res~ accident on . near the inter

. Ms.JumperD! Robert D.

minl.stratorof F'. Wl'rthelm agaln.st John count lult, We than SlS,OOO II tXpeMe! of J repair costs I

stems from U Dr. Werthein IJncoln,

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was arTeS~

sumptlon of a l 1:03 a.m. TIl block of North police had reference loa area. He was heldinUeuof l

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plifier, a mil electric ph sometime W from the c ChrisUan Coli Is the proper1 506 F'rorerAv

Traffl Jimmie L

Broadwell [ police that t\( anothervetdc at the inter.II and Statestre olhervehlde him at the lntl

- Roy C. KlckapooSt., par1ced vehlcl $p.m.Wec:m. car .struck a c Deiss of 240S<

A pickup Wayne R. f(

and a car c Thomas,6J9 ! at 7:47 p.m. entrance to I. Street. Ms. 1 the drive. I lemplinRtoe Kelly's truck on the slick I

the front of tI" Pickup t

E lwood Boye I.. Crum of {'omded on ~ Holiday Tnn nesrlay. Crur Klckapoo as exit the Ho and the Yehle

Estll S. Kankakee S failure ttt re an acriden! drivinK stn PiJr1ced car nesday on

EMDE .spec Chrlst start .. shoM Griffin KIn8e' Msi1ti Raym talkw (CO/TI

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Edna Lou M i lls CLINTON - TIle fun eral for

Edna Lou Mill5. 76, of 622 W. Adams. who died 1'1lesd.ay. will be! at J p.m. Saturday at H~rington·Cal\' ert Funeral Home. 1be Re\'. U oyd WaFle5

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"dmlll~d F ridal HOI" Bo",er~O('k . \Ia~on (', I', RI,;b\, Fuitz .l.mcfJl n John Hnrn . 1-llleoin ~' a rion l.ohrwz.I.Ulculn Rosie H:Hiemakt·r. tI;'rt~!)::rr Flon'nct' Smith. I.tn' ·,lln Sharon Sulh\"an . I.llu.:nln :'larlh;, Van !!ilst'li . F.r1l(lo·(l .·effrry Wlbb<>n. HiL r t.~ hun:

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...-ill officiate , with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Visitation will be alter II a .m . Saturday.

Memorials may be made to Dr. John Warner Hospital or to First Baptist Church.

Howard Brownfield :'1.-\50:-; CITY Howa rd

Bro .... nfil'ld. ;~ , of 803 W. Al'I'h St. . died a t;- a .m . Thursday. Dec. 2 ~ .

1981. at hiS home . He It"as born AUi! . '1. 190;. a l

Pe1111sl"!~'ania Township. the son of Ja'l1lcs and AIt.1 Thomas Brownfie ld HI' ma rricd \" 101(' 1 Wl ull'rn.ln Oct. 9. 1960. a t :'!ason Cill' She sun'IHS

.. \Iso sun'IVIn~ a rc 1 .... 0 .~on s . Wilhilm Harrison . 5.111 Jose. and Robt>rt Harrison. :'13son Cily : fll'l' dauchter s. J ean I.umpkln. Havana. Carol (leary. Jenn ~' J ohnson. Theresa Allen . and Diana {" ross. all of ~la~on Ci ly: 1 .... ·0 SISll.' rs. {"lara l ~l S(' .. lJes . Ha ' ·ana . ilnd {"I t>O Rl.'ard . ~l a!<Qn CIII· . 16 ~ra ndc hll (l r ~ n: a:!d ~ l)u r

.: r~a I·~ ra ndchlld rr:! :\ brolh(' r prt'q ·ti..'d ~Hll I~

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Su~dil:' :.1 C,, ::-. F\J~ "r:, ! Bonlt" . ~lason CH~ Hun;11 WIll Ix' In ' I<I<; on ClI :: (" ~rn{'\tr;. .

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.I~nk lfls. ;2. H H I. Chnlon. dlt~1 ;,\ 1' 10 it Ill . r'nd:1I . [)~l' ~j . 19RI . ;,\ Sprtndicld .\!e ;Tlorlil l :"okd lCid (·t' nl{·r . Spnndleld

Sh(' ..... :IS bum ./;In 10. I~~ . In D;.nnUe. a diluchl l.' r of "force ;Inll l.en;1 Rld i.' e Bums Sh .. :!larned W.11!('r .\1 .Jenkl:ls Fell II . 19'28. In \'{'n Tl!lhon CQun t~ 11(' ,lll·d :.la fch 1.1!r.2

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g ra ndchild ren . A brothl.' f and a s is ter prl'ceded

her in dl.'a th . H('r fun eral ..... m be at 1:30 p.m .

Sunday 011 Herington-Ca l\"e rl Funcra l Home, ..... ith Pas tor C. Don F ernll offidatin!:. Burial ..... ill be in ~I ('rno ri a l Park Cemete ry .

VisiLa tion will be at 11:30 a .m . Sunday at the funeral home .

Leota A. Miller CI.I~TO[\ - lA.'ota Amanda

~I illef. 58. a rt'cl.'ptJOnist a t the Clinlon Y:'!CA for eig hl years, d it"d all : Ij p.m . Friday. [)(>C . 2!i. 1981. al Dr John Wa rner Hospita l In Clinton .

SUf"'l'h' in~ ar!' her husband. Thomas: thrN' sons. D. " .... ith iI.nd ROI!er D. bolh of {"Imton and Robert W. of CKatur : t ..... o dau~htl'rs. :'fonica ~1. and Jani ce ~liUe r. both of Clinton : 12 grandchildr .... n and th r .... t' ~ r;·at­

efa ndchJldrl.'n . ,\ SIs ler I~ df'('l'a5('d

Sh ......... as a membt>r of the Ft r ~ !

( hTls!la n Churrh of Chnton Sht· " 'as born J ul~' 9. \ '113. In

Elm Crl'ek. Canad;t. tnt' da tlc hlcr of J ohn a nd ~l lflnl e r .1ke Fa rril n She ..... ~s ra Ised and adop ted br Ht'nf"'l' H and ~em .... Iknn('!! She rn;;rr'It' d Thomas II :'li ll" r J uly 2. 1919al !:l loomm~lon

F un .... rai Sef"'l'ICt' ~ ..... 111 oc il t 1' 30 p.rn ~I onday al th .... Pull!'n-H oos Funt'ra l Chapel In Clinton !:luna I ..... 111 be In Oak P;.rk Cemt'tl.' r;. a l Chnton

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Phyllis Simmons PhyUls E. SlmmOM, 50, Or 1124

Clinton 81. died at 7 B.m. Sunday, De<:. 16, 1981, a l St. John's Hospllal, Springfield. after ap­putenUy sufrcrlnR a heart attack.

Mrs. Slmm0n5 was 8 registered nurse and had been employed at

. Abraham !.Incoln Memorial Hospital since 1953. She WAS also proprietor of Critters Dnd Crafts shop.

She was a member of Uncoln Christian Church.

She was born No .... 12, 1931. at

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Uncoln, the daughter of Ray and Gretchen Routson Hoy. She married Dale R. Simmons May 14. 1970, at lJncoln. He died May 28.1979.

Surviving are her mother. 8 brother Paul, and 8 sister Charlene Simmons, all of Un­""In.

Her funeral will be at 11 a .m. Wedn~y at Holland and BarT)' Funeral Home, with Gene Shepherd officiating. Burial will be In Union Cemetery .

Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

Lawrence Garren CLINTON - Lawrence H.

Garren, ~9, died Saturday, Dec. 26, 1981 at Dr. John Warner Hospital, Clinton, at I p.m .

He was bom In Ashley, Jan. 29, 1922, the son of Silas and Nettle Correll Garren. He married Edna Faye HL!nter May 9. I94J In Clinton . She survives. Atso surviving is a son Dennis Lee, Tucson , Ariz.; two brothers, ClInord and Russe ll of Maroa : two sisters, Halel bhmale, Maroa: and Julia Gray, IJve Oak , Fla.; two gra ndchlldren. Two brothers preceded him in death.

Mr. Garren was a member of the Clinton United Methodist Church and was a maintenance worker for ICC. He is a veteron of WW II, a member of the DeWitt Masonic l.odge _s-t AF & AM and the Bloomington Consistory.

Funeral services will ~ at 10 a.m. Tuesday at PuJ1en-Roo~ fo'uneral Chapel. the Rev . C. Don Ferrill officiating. Rurial wi!! be in Macon County Ml'morial Pllrk ilt Ol'catur.

to 9 p.m. Mondav at the funl'rn l (·hape l. Masonic rill'S will be al H '~ O p.m. Monday .

Elmer L. Mileham F.lm('r i..t'e Mileham. Sfi. An·

chor. formerly of U n('oln. dil'd a l 4 a .m . Salurday. December 26. 1981 at his hom t' of a heart alt..1Ck .

Milt'ham was bom ~Ia\' :'I. 1925 at Lake Fork. tht' :<IOn of Elmer and I.I\Ii(' Stratton ~!iI('ham . HI.' milmfil Ont"i :<l Branlley April i. 1979 in Anchor. Shl' .~u r\!ivl's .

AI:ro survj\'in.: :Ir!' two .~nns Stl'ven. Meh'in: and Michal'\. Chatsworth: a step ~on Opn Brantley. Grand Junction. 'Col; two stl'"fl dau.:htl'rs JorCl' Lea ch. Colfax. anrt Phyllis Potter. Fairbury: four bro\1ll'rs Oran. Elkhart: Edll·ard. Riverton ; Harry. Mount Vernon: and Rmt~l'Il. Granada. Min .: thrl'(' .~isll'rs. Mary Alkl' lIotchki ~s.

l.akot,1 . Jnwa: Vl'lma Burt. Rlu!' F.arth. ~1in . : and Ahn.1 Walker. Forpst ('ity. Iowa: fou r .:rand· ... hildren and two stl'P !!r:Jnd· c hildren. He was prrccded in dl'ath b,· his parl'nK

Mr. ~f iJeham lI· a .~ il rl.'lircd fanner I ]9781 and was a member of the I jllcolo Christian Church.

FUlIC"ral S('n'kt's will bit al t ·3(I

p.m. Tuesdly at the Fricke­C.lvert~hnder Funeral Home In Mount Pulaski, the Rev. Don Funk officiating. Burial will be In Carlyle cemetery at Mounl Pulaski.

Visitation Is from 4-8 p.m . Monday at the funeral home.

Memorials may be made 10 the mlnols Heort AssoclaHon.

D. 5feinkruger EASTON Dorothy

Slelnkruger, 64, a cook at Easton Grade School for 1~ years, died at 10:1$ a.m. Sunday, Dec. 21, 1981 at the home of her daughter.

She Is survived by a daughter, Dorena WUlIams of Euton; n son, Dam Jr., address unknown; several brothers and sisters: seven IIrandchildren; and a great IIrandchild.

She was born May J, 1917 In Petersburll. She married nom StelnknJller July 13 , 19J5 In Petersbul"JI and he died Nov. 14, 1980.

Funeral services will be at 11 a .m . Tuesday at the Cain Funeral Home In Mason CUy with the Rev. Robert MorweU ofriciallng. Burial will be in Easton Cemetery.

Visitation Is from 6 10 8 p.m .

Monday (lpnlght) at the fun eral harne.

Fred O. Racobs Fred o. Racob3, n, of :i03

Delavan SI. died at 11 :28 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11, 1981 . at Abraham · Uncoln Memorial Hospital.

Racobs was a reUm fonner and had also been a Rreen.'l keeper at the Elks Country Club. retiring In 1978. He wos a member of IJncoln Chr1stlan Church.

He was born April 10, 1904. at Whiting, Iowa, thl' son of William and ~Iphla Racobs. He married Rowena Paige Nov . I, 1924, In South Dakota . She sur­vives.

Also surviving are one son, Loren "Bud", Oakland. Cullf .: three daughters, Doris "Tel' and Joyce Kattner, both of iJucoln. and Donna Davis, Janesville: 0111.' brother, Forest, Sloan, Iowa: one sister, Eva Park. Richland, Calif.: eiRht grandchildrl'n ; three step-grandchildren: and five great-gra ndchildren.

He was precl."ded in dl':Ith by one brother. one sis ter anti ont' grandson.

Funeral arrnngl'ml'nt:<l l IT.'

pending at Holland and ROIrry Funeral Home.

Wednesday services scheduled for Dittus

MOUNT PULASKI - Edward F . Dittus, 17, a Ufe-lonR Mount Pulaski area resident and far· mer. died at9 p.m. Sunday, Dec.

_21, ]98] at Memor1al Hospl!.111n Sprin.ll(leld .

A ~year member of the I ~a n

County Fair Board, he was a fanner truste(' of the Tomlinson r. ~la te. whieh funds Iht' Tomlln~on Rtcrealion Cenll'r. Edd. a ~ IK' Will known. W3:<1 a fanne r vice president of the Mounl Pulaski Park District board a nd has ~n' l.'d as managl'r of the ret'rl'lIlion cenler skalin~ rink. .r:.·

Hl' was a past pr l'~ ident of ~ Chamber of Commt'rC"t' and a long·Uml' member of the Uons Club. He allt-nded I~u.llhet)' school. Mount Pulaski Hh;h School and the fonner Uncoln BUliiness ColleRc. When the ~ntral Amateur Bueball club of Central illinoIs lI'as aclive. he served 05 secretary and trl'asurer. He 0150 lII.'rvl.'d as president of the Mount Pulaski Qub, one of 11 clubs in the cir· cult. He also lII.'rved at one time as officia l scorer for the grade school basketball games. han­dling thret- state toumamt'nLoi.

A member of tht' Zion Lutheran Church, he was a past chalnnan and treasurer of the church boPI'd. He also S('rved In those capacttiCll when the church parsonaj(c was built in 196:i and served as chainnan of the buildlnj( committee which

., Ieered the constructinn of tht, educational build In!! . niUIl~ hllfi served as c hai rman anri treasurer of the 11l!!lln Coont} I.utheran Council.

He I~ thl' fOrml'T ncar! of Iii,· i.oJ!an County ~'ann Ad\·ist'r· .~ F.xtension Sen'ice fund (·mn· mlttee, which ch!n;t' !l('holar~hlfl rl'clpienl.'l in ml'mory of Ihl' 1:11 .'

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fund-rai~ing cilmp.ligns SUl'h a~ those lor Abraham !.in ..... ln !tlemorial Hospi!.11. IIl'fl Cr,,~~ a nd CROP.

He was a Couril'r .\11111 of III!" Month in Octnber 19fi7.

He is ~un'i \'e" by hls .... 1,... Ode5sa ; a daur.:htcr. ~'r~ Delmar I Phyllis I Slagel! "f Springfield: and a ~; s ter . ESlho' r Schaffl'nacker of ~! ount PUJ;ISkl

fle was bom Jan. l. ]~ 111 Mount Pulaski the ~on nr WlIllnm and Emma I !tfohrt n;ttu .~ . II .. married Odcs.,a Culll'n !K'r' ~. J9~1 in Mount PUlilSki

Funeral servlces will bt· ilt 1111' Zion I.utheran Churrh ;It J-:IO p.m. Wednl'sday with tht' Jh'\' Paul nrl)('!!emuelll'r offir-ialinl: Aurial will bIJ 111 ~Iounl J>lJla ~kl Ceml'tery

Visitation i~ (rom ~ til 8 P t!I TUI'5day at Ihc ~' fII'kl'-{"a lnrl' Schrader Funeril l ll rJlla.·ln ;"!ounl Pulaski

Ml'mon3ls ffi,lY 1)1' /0;11 ,," tn Zion l.u theran Churl'h I)r II II' American fl eilrt Fund.

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Lincoln, area deaths Mildred Shoop

I.ITCIfFIF.I.D ~ Mildrl'd Irel1l' Oall'~ Shoop of H. R. 1 diN! :.t 2,21 1l .m. Sunday. Dl'c. '17. 1981. at Care Inn Con\'alescenl C('nlcr.

SurYivjnl( lire her husmlOd Merle: Ofll' ~on. Larry E .. Un­cnln: Ihree brothers . Clyde Oate~, White Heath : r.i!I>l'rt Oatt's. Vl'nturll, Calif. : and Wayn!' 01l1es. Pittsburl(h. Pa .: and two grandchildren,

His funeral will be at 11 a .m. Wl'tlnesday al [lOllS Funeml Home. with burial in Elmwood Cemelery.

Visitation will be from 5 10 9 loni/!hl at the funera I homt'

Forms available BlOOMINGTON ~ Staie Hep.

Gordon £lopp f It-Nonnal I is remlndin/! senior cllizens and the disabled thai "circuit breaker" tmr relief fonn~ for thp .. !:tim

Fred Racobs Funeral services (nr Fred

H:Jeob~. 77. of 500 Delaviln St.. who died Sunday, will be at 10 a .m, Thur~ay lit Holland ~nd Barry Funeral Hon\(' .

Gene Shepherd will offici~tc. ancl burial will be in Zion Cemetery

Vi~ j tation will !K' {rum fi III 8 p.m. Wednesday ,

Jacob Mayer F.MDEN - Jacob V. Mayer. 75.

an F.mden native and rrtired school teacher. died at hi.' hom(' here al 8 a.m. Tue~ay. i)('e . 29 1981. '

Graveside services will be at 10 a ,m. Thursday at Pattenon

Cemelery near here with 1M Hev. Henry Cox officlaUng.

lie was born In Em~n on Jan. 28, 1906, a son of Jacob and Ida Kircherl Mayer. He never married.

SurvivoTll Include a nephew, Creston Hildebrands of Harts­burl(: a niece, Nancy Nannen of Emden: and a brother, Rudolph of Emden.

He was pr('{'eded in death by a sister.

Mr. Mayer wa~8 World War II veteran and 8 reUred school teacher. He taulfht In Tazewell County and surrounding area schools for 36 years,

He was abo a member of lion United Methodist Church, Em· den. to which memorials may be made.

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