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WA YNESVlU..E - Funend Rrvices .. ere Monday afternoon ilt the Pul1en-Boo. Funeral CMpel in Clinton for John MllUon, 89, a ret1recl bladtmUth, .. ho died Friday July 31, Ullli at the Or. John Warner H.-pital in CllnIDn.

He is JW"Vlved by a JOn, William F. of Waynesville, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. He .. as born May 30, UIP2 in WaynesVille, the son or RudoU and Mary MaLson. A son, a brother and a siJlt.er are - . Offldatlng at the Rmees .. u the Rev. Harry MeFadckn, Burtal .... In Evergreen Cemetery at WaynesvUle wtth members or American Legion PM 1189 aceon1lng milltary rl ....

Mlltaon .. as a veteran at World War J and a chaNr membet- at PM 11811.

Marie Cromwell KENh'EY'- Marie erom .. eU,

• , of Rural route I, died at 5:20 a .m. Saturday, Aug. I,I.la' the DeWIU County Nurstng Home at Ibn.vtll<.

Surviving are two ,OM, Raymond F. 01 Kamer and Dean M. of CUntoo; a daughl« Edna 0 , SmUh and a bcutlltl Lemr .".,., both .. """""; ... grtndcbI.Idnn; I' greal grand­children; one grta' great granddJDd. A daughter and a brother ~ dffloawd

She .. u born In Tunbridge TOW11Ihip of DeWitt Cowlty Nov. 4, 18112 the daugtur d Frank and Nora (Watson) Kirby. She married Olear P. CroInweU Ftb. IS, leu In Clinton and he died Nov. 10, 1m.

Funeflll .ervlees will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesdly at the Pullen­Boos Funenl Qapel In Clinton wtth Terry Ethe1'ton officiating.

Burial will be in Pleasant YaUey Cftnetery near Kennety. ~re wUl be no viaUatJon.

Retta Trowbridge BEASON - Rttta O .

n a.brldge, 80, Beuon, died at 7:U p.m. Sunday, Aug. 2, 1181, at Abrabam Untoln Memon_1 Ho.pital

She .... born April 22, 1"1 at Beason, the daughter of John and ReUa Flaber Bwncrota. She married Homer CZackl Ttowbildge, Ftb. 15, In! In CUnton. He died Nov. a, 1974.

SurvIving is a IOn, James, Beason; a dagghter, Harriet I'Iirtu, Uncoin; two ablera, OUve Brown, fblllvUle, and Mary Parter. 8euon; sev~ grandchUdren and 13 great­grandddldn!n. She was p~ In death by one IOn.

Fwwral aerVites wUJ be at I p.m. W,..,,,,.,., at Holland and BarTY Funeral Home In lJncoIn. the Rev. WaJDll! ArnIatroog of· fldaUng. 8urla1 trill be In Har· mony ~ near Beason,

ViJitaUon wUJ be from 5 to II p.m. TbeIda, at Holland and Ban')'.

Mmtortals may De made to the Beason Fire Department Mrs. Trowbridge WAI a member of the Beason United Methodbt Church.

Herman Hellman HARTSBURG - Herman

Hellman, ai , of R.R. I died al 10:14 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 2. 1981. at Ablllham Uncoln Memorial Hospital.

Hellman had farmed aU his life In the Hartaburg area . lJe waa a member of United Methodist OIurch and the Methodist Men's Brotherhood.

He .. as born Nov. 14 . 1!99. In Delavan. the son 01 C.4'nrge and Anna Stre-etmeyer lJellman. He married Dorothy Behrend! in September 1924. She died In 1934.

Survtvi"l!: are four abtel'!. Lydia Wlbben, I.In coln; Margaret Mazer, Hartsburg ; Edna Eeten, Delavan; and Clara Martin, . Delavan ; and one brother, LnriA, Hart.,burR.

He was PrKeded In death by twin daugtrters who died at birth, t .. o brothera and one slster .

RIa funernl III1U be at 10 a.m . Wednesday at United Methodist Church, with the Rtv. Henry Col offidating. Burtal will be in Hartabw'g Union Cemetery.

Visitation wtU be from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Holland and Bany Funernl Home, Uncoln. ~ casket will be taken to the chw-chal9a.m. Wednesday.

Mrmorials may be made to United Methodist Church.

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A retJred farmer. he was a ~mbeT of 1M ZIon Lutheran Church of Dltstnut and had served 85 an oUterr otthe C!tlun:h as well as a Sunday School and adult Bible Class tucher. He was a member of the Lutheran

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Layman', League and In the past had btt:n active In the Walther League of the ~hurch .

For 8 number of years he owned and opel ated a retail hardware and antique business as well as the Rentschler Seed Service. He was wtrumentaJ in the dtveiopment of Funk's Hybrid &ted corn. It. volunl«r UrdIghtn. he had also served 8' a 4-H leader and on the Beason SchooiBoatd.

He is .survived by his wile, AnIta; two sons, Richard Travis of Chestnut a!!d Donald Travis of Rockford: a brother, Echrin of Chestnut; a slstrr. Doris Rent. schin of Niagra Ya1l5, N.Y.: and sn-tn grandclilldrm. A .!I~r b

dtt'ease<i. He was born M:trch 12. 1901 in

~tnut, the son of louie and Minnie (StoU) Renl5C'hler. He married Anita Keller Aug. 26. 1930 in Che5tnut.

Funeral ~rvlcts Will be at 10 3.m. Friday at the Zion Lutheran Church of Chestnut wiUl the Rt'V_ Donald E . Kirchner ofrlclatin.: . Burial will be in l.aenna Cftneury near Che:!Jtnut.

VbitatJon Is from 4 to 8 p.m_ Thursday at the Frft:ke-Calvert­Schrader Funeral Home In Mount Pulaski.

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Area deaths Evalyn Myers

KENNEY - Evalyn Mye~, 7~, of Les1ngton, a former teacher at KeMey HJghSchool, dltd at 10 :30 p.m . July 31, 1981, at Brokaw Hospital. Normal

MI'!. Myer5 taught at the KeMy and Benson hJgh school!, and Wall later active in the l..edhgton school'J. She was graduate of Ottawu UnJver!lIy, Ottawa,Kan.

She was 8 member of First Unlted Methodbt Church and

. "as a volunteer IIJorter at Lestngton nursing homes. Sht served as ~tar:v of the Lulngton American l.eglon Auxiliary and contributed spedal help to the Veterans Ad­ministration Hospital at Dan­ville.

She was born March 19, 1905, at Ottawa, Kan .• the dalJ8hter of William A. and Frances Wightman Srit. sf.e married Dallas Myel':!!, formerly of KeMey, on Jl1ly", 1930, In Pekin. He survives.

She was preceded In de!lUt by one son.

Hrr funeral was Aug. 3. at Flnt United Methodist Church. l.n1ngton. with the Rev. Ray Homson officiating. Sarial was in Randolph Cemetery. KeMey.

Minnie V. Gaby DEWITT - Minnie Viola Gab)',

81 . of DeWUt died Tuesday at the Park Nursing Home in Taylor, Mich. She was membeT of the

She l!! Reynokb Mich.; two DeWitt and sbters, Ida MamleTsylor ofRomulas. Mlch; three grandchildren and l is great gnndchlldren. A son, four brothers and two sbten arr deceased.

She was born Oct. 22. 1899 in DeWitt. the daaghter of J.W. and Mary . (Hamton) Reynolds. She marria! Charles Gsby in DeWitt and he diaiSept. 13, 1980.

FtmUilI services wtTt Friday .ftemoon at the Hnington­Qllvert Funernl"ffome in Clinton with the Jlt"V. WalleT Theobald officiating. Burial was In DeWitt Cemetery.

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of ~3 N. Union 51. died at 11 :4-4 a .m. Friday, Aug. 7. 1981. al SI. John's Ilospital, Sprtnr.:fll'Jd.

Mas Dt-hn~r had bn-n a ~I('s clerk for many yeaf l\ In IhI! women's and childn'n'~ depart­ment at l.andauer'5.

She was a member OJ{ Uf)ly Family Church, the 51. nara's Manor bOiIrd, S1. Clara's ~anflr AUlIiliary. and W~It'rn Catholir Union.

She was bom ~arch I. 1!lIl8. in IJn('oln. the daU.:htt'f ,,( .1' ,.;.('1'" and Rt>na Rot'k r""hnrr

SUTyjvim: are Ihn ... • .1I skr~ . G('rlrude Dehnrr. 1.1n".,]n : J<r.><:lJi,iul.' Wall\h, n,jnll:o , ;Hld Ma ry Duglnl:er. :'tfi.ldle["wn : and severa I niecf'!'l and u('pf)/'Y''''

She W35 prer-t'ded in dealh D)' Iwo si5lers and 1",0 broU~n.

Her funeral will be at ' :30 a In

Monday at Hoi)' fa mil), Churl."h, wilh the Iln', f.dward W~ttr,

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M('moriaU ma)' bto rna.le I .. St (1ara '~ ;Iotan..".

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Walter Davison GREENVIEW - Walttr Granl

DavllWn, 78, o( R.R. I died aI7 :35 a .m. Saturday. AVR. II, 19111. al hill re,ide~ .

Davison I\;Jd bt'tn employt'd as .. mechanic at Caterpillar Trllelor Comp,any, F:a5t Peoria. prior to his retJrtment In 1968 .

fit' was a member of tht' Chrilltia n Church at Sw«lwaltr.

1ft was bom Sept. ~, 1902, in Mlddlt'town. the son of Charles i1nd Rebttea Wta\'tr Davison. 1ft- married Nettie 8annis~r S 'IY. 2I , I9'ZI. in Pettr'$bur/il.

SurvivlnR art' his Wlft : five 500.1, Waltt'r G . , C;rren Valley ; f.rlwin. Kenneth and Dallas. all of Mit/dicta ... ": and RI)bc-rf. North Prkin : 'lOt dau~hlt'r,lJ)ill8nyer. rura It,rt'i!nvl('w : I)nto si:ltl' r , I Ala ha\' I' . i.i neoln : 17 ((rand · c hildrt'n : and 17 !:real · Rrandchi!dren .

lit' Willi prt"t't'<w-d in dtath b)' ont' son. !!iJl brolhtNo and one

Funeral ;lrranl(,'rnenb ar!!' pcndinlo! at Hollantl and BaIT)' Fun.erill Horne. I.ln.', 'In

:\femurial'l may bt made 10 S .... t'fl ... a~r Christian Churrh or Ihf:o I.~n£ AssiJC1ation

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flt'fl' I ~ the .. ·inmnl( number dr ...... n FndiJ~· 10 ItIt- Jlhn,~~ 1,1;(1 <, ,.,, naJh· (;;un.e · !Jil

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Alvira Schopp MINIER - Alv ira 01",1.1

&hopp, 96, of Minier di",d at 8 a .m . YJ onday. AUI/: . 10. 1981. al .l,fary· Henry Nur:d n/o: Bornl' . I Jncoln.

Arranllemcnl'l are penilJnIl III Mc Re)'nold'i Fune miliome.

Rachel Sturgeon Hacht- I SturJ,(eOll of <..1llrkfield,

Minn .. si.~ter ul Icy HTlW of Uncoln, dl",11 Sunday, Aug. 9, 1981 , a t Ml'morial HOilpilal in Clarkfi eld, allhe age of 92. ,

Survi\'l nl: bC'.'Ii llu ~r sill ier are a daughter. twu soos. 16- IIr"dnd. childr e n :In ll 33 Jolreat · grandr hlllln' n She VlU pl'('C'('ded in d",ath b)' ~r hu.'Iband, two .'Ion.~. a da ullhter, seven si.'Iters a nd two brr,ther.; .

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will be inC'Tell .'Ied by ~ven 5Cjuarl' mllc.'l and anutller 1,000 Irap!! wll! bE' spread acr~ 81 5qusre milt'.'I in east Tampa. ThoIt brinKS to lOm e than 1.41'.0 the number of the .~maJl cardl:loard trap!! add(od in In.., art's .'Iinct' la .'ll wt't'k' .'I di.~· Cfr.·t' ry .

Connt'r !'laId officiaL~ dun't kno ... · yel how .... ide an area might be inrt."!'ilt'd.

Meanwhile, california author· ltie~ .... orried that a growing In­festation would force quaranUne .,f a faurth agricullurerk h county.

Counl)' offl t'lsls planned III IIlN"

today , thl' fint d:l)' of the ilppll! harv~t . to dillC~ the di.<,("lNel")' of an egg·lilden fruit fly oUl:lldt' the Ihrl'e.oC fJunt)· quarantinc zone .

The n)' .... ll .'l found SaIU'ttm}· 30 mile.'l 511ulh ... ·clil of tht' ZCJrw where officials thouJolht Ult'r had contained the pe~t. whic h dt'p05its il~ eitl!$ under the skin of many fruit tlnd .. e~t'bbl~.

Crt"1l's were set to begin a fourth fuund I)f aerial spmying today !Wer II 1£1-square-mile area, which was to be n:pandtd later \hi!'! week 179 ~uare miles d«per into Santa Clara County.

Thursday at the Methodist Church In Clarkfield, II which ~he wu /I member. Burial will be in Clarkfleld Cemetery.

Walter Davison GREENVIEW - The funeral

of Waller Grant Davjs{)n, 75, who died Saturday, will be III 2 p.m . Tuesday at the Christian Church in Sweetwater. Roger Shaw will officiate the service.

Burial wW be In Irish Grove Cemetery, Middletown.

VlsitaUon wiD be from !I to 8 tonight, Monday, at Holland and Boirry Funel'2l Home, TJncoln, and an hour before the ~rvke at tht> church.

Joseph Foster Word has been recelvt'd of the

rl'(>('nt death of Joseph " Bud" Fosll;:r of Cln<eland, Ohio, for· merly of J.incoln.

f"".'Iter had retired after being empl' lYed as a blacksmith In I.incoln.

Surviving are a son, Joseph J . F~tcr ; a daughter, Berna PineU, ('lllc,,~o; and 0 s;"l2r. Lena Murpin, Perry,10IIf8.

Funeral 5l'rv1ces-and burial will be Tuesday In Cleveland. CumrnJns Fu.nel'lll Parlor of East Cleveland Us In charge of arranl!emenUs.

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Area deaths Alfred Heising

McfJ':AN - Alfr~d lIebl1n1!. !Y.t of ~kl.f';'In dif'd at 10 :4.) p.m . Monday. AUR, 10, 19!11. :\. Hawthorne I.ooRr N:ul"lIinR lIome . E1 PaAO.

,.' unt'ral arraol!efll{'nl., art' ~rldlnl! al McJ(t')'nll ld,. run('ral IImnt' .

Alvira Schoop MIN'''; R PunNa!

arranlttmtnta hoIvr ~n ('um­plrtrd tor AMra 0 , Schopp. 96. tormt'rty nt Mlnin. ",hr. died MOO/Jay at Mnry·lIl!nr)' Sur~ln lt Horr,e . IJncoin.

Mrs :khopp was a membt'r of lhr ChHstlan Church aod Ihr Royal NrlKhbors of Arnerte-a.

She _as born ApMl 28, IIIIIS. in Lilly. lhr dauRhter 0( William and KiUle IJvrsay Ollvillr. Sh«­marrlPd John M. Schopp Oct. II. I~. In Bloorrungt.on. He dll'd in , ....

SurvivinR are a nrpt~ and several nrIca.

She _u PI eeeded In death by thrft brothen and five mttrs.

A gravtstdt service will be at 10:XI ' .m. Wednesd.y .t MIrUn' Canrttry. _Uh the Rev. Joe Bray offJdaUng. 1bere trill be no vWtatfon.

Mdtf')'nOlds FWIr.wl Homr is in cMr(rol.iT1Ingmwntl .

Roland Kampf MINIER - ito&and C. "Ted"

Kampf. 71, died .t 4:50 pm. Monday, AlII. lO, ItrI, at Ikn­nonlt.e tbpttal. Bloomington.

He ... taken to McRt"",,,,_'" Yunenl Home •

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Lincoln,· area deaths Herman O'Bryan

Herman E. O'BI')'u. ~ Rural Ro1ite I, • retired Burtonvietr area tanner, died at 10:311 p.m. Tueldly, Aug. 11, tin, at Abraham Uncoln Memorial HOIPIIAI.

A veteran of U.s. Arm)' lervtee during World War n, be was a member of \be American Legion.

He Ia lIlU'Vtved by hiI wife,

~~~: and • alater, Ellzabeth H ~"""':~ ~ d..,.....,. . e, 1913 in "c.. and

O'S,.,an. He Stuan Feb. 11,

daughter, Penny MatthewlJ, BloomJngton; three IIteD­dauabUl'lJ, Marquita Blake, Jenny Caswell and Judy BlankenshiP. all of LoulsvWe: one atI!Deon, Marti: Blankenship, Louisville ; bla mother, at Atlanta ; two III.Lefll, Mary Carlson, Nl!1t'arlr:, Ohio, nnd PhlUIa Myers, Bloomlngton: nod seven llrandchlldren.

He "as pte<'eded In death by onfi brother.

HI! funeral '!rill be at 11 n.m . Friday at Arch-Heady Funernl Home, LouIavI.lle. Burial will be In LoubvWe.

VWtaUon will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Thursday at McReynolds FWle.'rDl Home, '!rith the Rev. Jaek Thompson and the Rev, Joe Bray oUlclaUng, Burtal w:I.Il be In Mount Hope Cemetery, Tremonl

VI!ltaUon '!rill be from S to 8' tonl~ht, Wednesday, at the funerol home.

Memorials may be made to Minier Rescue Squad or the Mennonite Hospital BulldIng Fund, Bloomington.

Ruth Knudsen Ruth Farrt5 Knudsen, 89, II

resident· of Sl (.'lara's Manor, died lit 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, 1981, at Abraham Uncoln Memorial HospllDl.

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VlaItaUon Is from II to II p.m. arT8nsemenLs have bee'n com· Thundayatthefuneralhome, pleted fOT' Alfred H, Hcislnll, 9$.

Memorials may be made to the whodJedMonday. Heart A!SodoUon. Hetslng was a reUred funner

Lucille Combs MOUNT PULASKI - Lucille

Marie Combs, 72, of 3O'Z W. Jd.. lCDOn SL died at V :~ p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, 11181, at St. John's Hospital North, Springfield.

Mw Combs ",as a retired 8~ryclel1r: . She "uo member of the ChrUUan Church and the Sunday school Bible clAa.

She wu bom Aug. 20, 1908, at rUfal Mount Pula.llI, the daughter of WlU.Iam J . and Minnie Pearl Harbert Combs.

Surviving Is one suter, Thelma Combs, Mount PulaskJ.

She .. as p~ In death by foursl:!tel'3.

Her fUMral will be at 11 B.m. Friday at Frlckt..colvert· Schrader F'uneral Home, with AI Morehead officiating. Swiat will be In Mount PulaslU Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 15 to II p .m. ThurwdDy at ~ funenll home.

Memorials may be made to Mount Pulaaltl Clui5Uan Church.

William Purcell. ATLANTA - WIlllam Purcell,

53, of LotWviUe, Ky., formerly of Atlanta, dltd when he (eU from a waLer towtr Monday 10 Albany, Minn., northwest of Sl Cloud, Minn.

Purcell wa" a cmsllUcUon worker tnlployN by CalchreU Con!l trucll on Company, I.oulsvWe. He had Uved In l.ou.I.svWI! for about U yeara.

He was a veteran of the US. Ann,. havtng enLered the .Hrvlce In 1947.

He WBlJ born March 17, 19'221, In Bloomington, the lOll of James and Pea.rl OuUaw ~JJ. He (na rrled Morgartt SnOW', who ~ urvlve.s.

Also surviving are one

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and former coni miner. He wos 11 fonner member at Mcl.ean County Fann Bureau and Unll.ed Mine Worter'!l and Willi affllla tt'l.! with the Christian Church.

He was born March 14, 1836, at Rich HW, Mo., the son of Chnrle.~ and Bertha Walter Heislng. He married Pearl Wanl Oct . 21, 1907, III lola, Kan. She dIed Drr' . 19,1984.

Surviving are two sons, Ctlr! and Harry, both of McLean; two daughters , Edith Ridd ell. McLean, and Catherine Grny. Reects Spring, Mo,; 10 IIrnnd­children, 11 great-grandchildren; and s IJ: grent-grell!' grandchildren.

He "..., preceded 'n death by three brothers, three sbtel"!! find one granddaughter.

His funernl will be at 1 p.m. Thurllday at McReynold.'l Funerni Home, with the He\'. Daniel Moll offlclaUng. Burial wlll be In McLean Cemetery.

VisltaUon will be fr om 6 10 8 lonlght , Wednesday, al till' funeral home.

Memoriais llU'Iy be mnde I" McLean Chrtstian Church.

Roland Kampf MINIER Funer a l

arrangements have.' been com· pleted (or Roland C. "Ted" Kampf, 'nI, who died Monday.

A retired fanner, Kampf wa! u llfelong resldent of the Minier and Anrungton area. He was a member of the Ollutlan Church.

He wa" born Nov. 25, 1901 , In Armington, the !on of David M. and Mary E. Snyder Kampf. lie married Clara M. Keller M3rch 2, 1!H1, In Tremonl She tlled March 10, 1963.

Surviving are several nieee, and~phe",s.

He _48 precrded In death hy two brothers and two sbter.l.

His funeral will be at 10;30 iI .ln.

Surviving are n brother, WJIIlnm Farri" Uncoln, and numcrou!'l cousin!.

She was prcc\XIed In death by onc sister. .

lIer funeral wlU be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Frld:e-Calverl· SchnIder funera l Home, with the Hc\' . William Brown officloUng. Burin I will be In Lucns Chapel Ccmetery.

VisltuUolI will be from 6 to a p.m. TImrsday at the tuneral home.

Menmrlnb mny be made 10 St. CLam's Manor Auxiliary.

Grace Huff CLINTON - Grace M. HuU, 89,

or R.n. 2 died nt 9 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. II, 1S81, nt Dr. John Warner Hospital.

Mrs. Hull wn! 11 member of the First Chur~h of the NaUlre~ .

She WIIS born Sept. 5, IS91, at Mounl Vernon, the daughter of John and Mary Tate PhiWps. She ma rried H.O. Piercy Jon. 12, 1911. In Mount Vernon. He preeed('(..\ her In death. She mMried Bert I .. Huff May 22, 19411, in Hannlb.al, Mo. He died Feb. 6, 1977.

Sur.·ivinll are one son, Wayne PiI' n'y, Mount Vernon: four sll'psons, Bert Hulf Jr. and DdlllDr Huff, both of Qll1Iornlo ; Norman, Tacoma, W~h.: and WillJur. Centralia. Wa!h.: one tlanllhter, Wllmn Walden, Clinlon ; one brother, Bert Phillips, Moweaqua ; two sisters, Blossom Herron. Toluca, and Doris Couley, Moweaqua; 20 Ilrandchlldren; 35 grea t­Ilrautlchiltlr('n: and one gN:at· KrNII·lfrandchi ld.

Her funeral will be at l:30 p.m. FrltillY al He rlngton-Calvert Funeml Home, With !he Rev. f)u:l nt' Schmidt 0Illcla"n8. Burin I will be In Pone Hill C,'metcry, BloomlnglDn.

VI!lit.1tion will be from 6 to 9 p.m . TImrstiay a l the funera l home.

Ml'moriais ll'II1y be made to First Church of the Nat.arene.

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Lincoln area deaths Mae Nichols

ATLANTA - Mae Nlthola, 63, of Atlanta died lit 4:4.5 lI.m. Thunday, Aug. 13, 1981 at Abrahllm IJn~oln M~morlal

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BchrtllII Richard. Sh~ Paul O. NI~hola Feb. Bloomington. He died

June2, lm. Survtving are three daughlOf'I,

Pat Murphy, Atlanta; 8ub 8au~r, AlIanta; Tenna Kiley, Bloomington: Q lon, Ronald, AUantA: four brothef'l, Merlin, HudaDn: Vetlln and BerUn, Reno, Nevoda; and Gerald, WesUield: three ailltera, Ctlute Teal, AUanta; Pearl Flaher. St. Joseph ; and Eileen Johnson, 81R Springa, Tnu: flve Rrlnct-

children: and leversl nlecea and nephew,.

She wu a member of the Atlanta ChrlJUan Church.

Funeral services 'III1U be tit :z p.m. Saturday at the Quiram Funerul Home In AUanta, Uu! Rev. John Colli offictaUng. Burial will be In Atlanta Cemetery .

VllIltaUon will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Frlday.t the funeral home.

Memoriall may ~ made to the American C&ncetSoclety.

Leonard Adams MASON CITY - ~CNlrd

Ad.arru, 63, of 503 E. Cbt!ltnut St. , died 01 4 a.m. Thursday, Au.s. 13, IMI lit Springfield Memorial Medical Center.

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Guea deaths Welch infant

CLINTON - LlIcas Steven Welch was stillborn a13 :20 a.m. Thu~y. Aug. 13, 1981 . a1 Brokaw H05pltalln BloomlnglDn.

He Is survived by his parenb. Steven Earl and TIlearsa Lyn (Milton) Welch. Also surviving are grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and Mr. and MI':!. Jerry Milton; great· grandparents, M~. and Mrs. Almos Barnhill. Mrs. Dna Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Shennan B. Buck and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson, all of Clinton.

as. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Mausolewn Park Cemetery at Clinton with the Rev. Ed Marang officiating.

Leonard Adams MASON CITY - Funeral

arrangemenb have been com­pleted for Leonard W. Adams, 53, of 502 E. Chestnut St, who died Thursday.

Adams was a member of First ChrUtian Church, where he was an elder and Sunday school

1 teacher. He had been a Boy Scout master for 2.1 years and wlls

of recipient of the Scouting SilVer Ugh Beaver Anrd. He also received that the first Mason City Man of the den Year Award.

lJ\.. He was a CPR lnstructor and for was involved with Mason County

CPR coordination. He was a rlost member of the Mason City (}p­ries tlmiIIt Club. ~nly . Adams "as a foreman - at heir caterpillar Tractor Company, ,ted, where he had been employed for

In 35yeara. He was also manager of or M~orlal Swimming Pool for 25

yean. mor . He "u born May 30, 1928, In rnda Mason City, the son of C8rT"Ol and Usa Maudle Berryman Adams. He

married Anna Mae ClUford July rrtU 25. 1947,ln Mason City. onal Surviving are his wile; two the sons, Mike, Washington, and

d to David; Malon City ; three and daugbters, Jeanne Unruh, e of PeOria; Carol Elmore. Mason like City; and Debbie, .t home; his omt parents. Mason City: one al.ater. \be Doi1J Tripp, Greenview; and five

I graaoIchIJdron. . . HIs funeral at 2 p.m.

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Lincoln ·area deat Vernon Prather

VALPARAIBO. Ind. (AP' .-. Vernon Prather 01 Uncoln III " .. kUJed earl1 '"ct." morning in a .Ingle vehicle accident nur here. accordJll1 to SLite PoUee.

Tho zo.year-old died atfAr the V.8n he w.. dnvfn, left J ndlana Roote 2 ~n Porter Count)'. ran Into a dJtch and .lIude a tree. William F. Mflhahn -

William F; Milhahn. a, 01 rUral Atlanta dIed at 1!50 B.rn. Salurday, Au". 16, JOI) .ot

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Abraham l.Jncoln Memoria] HOIp.u4l' In Uncoln.

Funeral arrangement. are pending at HoUand and Barry funeral Home.

Marfl:yn Coady Mr.. Lawrence Coedy. tor·

merly MI:rtJyn: Kel.t, of AptolJ, Cal., cfk.d .8alurday morn.lng J n CalifornIa. Funeral Imlnsementa are Incomplete. She "UI be burled In IAncofn.

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'Lincoln, area deaths Viola Droblscti- · -

MOUNT PVLA8KI - VIola DroIUeb, 80, d. Mount PIllukI died at I:N am.. Monda)', AuB. ~~. at Vonderileth Uvlng

MIll DrobIacb bad been em­ployed &II a Moant Pulaa:1 teJepboDe open.tor for many yean prior to her retirement 8be W8I • JDeDlber of Sl Jom's Lu1heranClurclJ.. •

She wu born June 20, 11'101, in Mount PulaskI, the daughter of GllIiave and Emma .uer DrobiIcb. She traa the Jut 01 her lmmecliIte family.

Survtving ate a niece, Vlrg1nia Sluckel. Mount PulaskI, 4Dd II

Dqlhew.GI15Stuart.,E1gln. Her Iuoeral wiD be at 2 pm.

Wedne.day at St. John's Lutheran Cburdl, trith the Rev. Harold Weber offldaUng. Burtal .. ill be In Mount Pl.llaJkJ c.m."'>.

VisU,Uan will be one hour bd'ort the servkt Wednesday at

~~r~rCJ~al~e~ charge of arrang~ts,.

Mmlorials may be mack to the organ flUId at St John's Lutheran Cn=h.

SprIngfield, and Carl lJppon, Torrtnce, CalIf.; and several nd~andntphnrs. "

Her funeral wUJ' be at 2 p.m. Wendesday at Staub Fum!ml aome. with the ReV. DonJohnson OdidaUng. 8urlaJ wUJ be In Camp BuUerCaneUry.

VIaUaUon will be from 6 to 8 pm. Tuesday and unW the time of the servtce Wednesday.

Memorlab may be made to the Cancer Fund.

Clarence Miller

Clarence Miller

28, UI6'1,in Decatur, SlII'VIvlngare berhuaband; one

daughter, Lesley Parka, Samtoga, Callf,; one son, Kevin, Apto:S; andherfalher,atlJncoln.

Bhe WlUI preceded in death by hermDther.

Her funmll will be at 10 a .m . Wednesday at Holland and Barry Funernl Home, with the Rev. WallaC1! W. Reif.mck officiating, Burial will belnUnJon~ltry.

VlsUaUon will be from 5 to 8 p.m . . Tueaday at the funeml home.

Mernoriala may be made to the American Cancer SocIety.

Fonner Lincoln woman, husband die in accident

A fonner Uncoln woman and htr ht1!lband dial Sunday evming loUOlring a Ont'-vehlclt aeddent In Champaign County.

William F. Milhahn Clarence R. Miller, 7-t , f1 506

Donna K. Steffens Sparkman, 38, and George R. Sparkman Jr., J7. of Bement were lrnVtUng In II pickup trud on Philo Rood JI151 north of Tolono, when the truclr: apparently went out of control and Idt the roadway. Wltnes5CS sa" II cloud of SJJJOU come from the truck before It Ide the roadway, accordJnR; to the Champaign County cor~r', ofnce.

Wi.l.l.iam F. MUhahn,IIII, of rural Atlanta dJed at 8:50 a .m . Saturday, Aug. 15, lilli, at Abrahllm Uncaln Memorial _p"aL

Mllhahn 1I'U a retired farmer and real estate agenl He .. as a member of Sl JOhn's Lutheran Church, Hartsburg.

He .. as born Nov. a, 11192, In Logan County, the son of WUlJam and Frederfdle Cr~ MIlhahn. He matrlnl Hdena E. Last Dec. rI,lIlll. at Unc:oln. Shedinl Nov. 13, 1914. He mafTinl Opal CUndare lJnville- Mar g, 1976, a t """'_.

Surviving are hb wife-; a foster daughter, Carol Symonds, Elm"ood: a ~r, Helen T01l, Uncaln; t"o fostu Rtand­chi~n ; and Se'V(ral ni!'Ce'!l and ntphe-W3.

He- "as p~ in de-ath by one daupter, three rlsten: and OM brother,

His funeral Wi13 Monday 01 St. John', Lutheran Church, Haru­burg, with the- fkv_ Henry lWenna.noll1dati~ . Burial "as In Hartsburg UnJon Cemetery, IlJith Holland and Barry FuMral Home- of 1lru::oJn in charge r1 al'r.lll8ements.

Mmlorials may be made to St. John's l.uthe-rnn Church, H:lru­burg .

Jack Reynolds c:t.n.,.ON - Jack H. Reynold:'!,

62. of Dearborn HriRhts, Mich., formerly of DeWIU, died at 4:20 p.m. $atIJrday, Aug. 15, 1981 . at Ou"ood Hospital, Dearborn.

rune-ral arrange-menU ZITI' pending at He-rinlJton-Cllivert rune-ral Home.

Virginia Fredrick CUNTON - Or. Virginia W.

F'redrlct.67. at Normal. a reti~ ~rot'e.s.s« cI p!YcholQlO'. di.!'d OIl 8: US a .m, SaIDrd..3y. Aug. 15. 1981. at Me-nnonite Hospital. B'-.-- --

Mn.. f'redrick _as a graduate of the Unlve-nity at Inind.s. with a rnu~r', degne from low.a State Unlvtn'ity and the Ph.D (rom NOC'thtm Illinois Urtivn-· sUy.

She- Wa,j a membn' of the Unitarian Church at Normal. the American Associati on of Univenity Women, Natlonal ReUmI Teachers A.ssoci2tion. and the Clinton FI.ne Arts Center.

She- was born March I!J, 1!J13. in Centnllia. the daagtlter of Ernest O. and ff'ilna:5 Ptng Wood. She married William Ray RancWl in l53S In Ames. la.-a. He- dltd In 1915!. She- married TnI Fredrick in 191t in O!:impaign. He- died in 1977.

Surviving are two s ons, William David Randall. Alton. and John M. Randall. Dallas. Tens: three sisters, Ruth Rudasill, Clinton; Dorothy Beiler, Annapolis, Md.; and Haria.n W. Kles. Crvy 0Iase, Md.: and two gnoddlildRn.

Her hineraI IItU Monday ilt HeriDgton-Calvert Fllneral Rome. with the Rev. carl L. E:.s.en9ei.a off'Jdating. Barial \IJ2!J

in Woodla1l'llCemctery.

Pauline Johnson SPRINGFIELD - Paaline

llppon Jotmon of 2lG4 S. l&th St., fc.nna1y of the Uncoln ua. died at 5;~ H.m. Sanday. Aug. 16, tm, alSt. JoIm', Hos;Iit4l at the a~ot7'Z.

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Abraham Uncoln Memorial Sunday, AUjJ. lIS, 1981, at Abraham Uncolo Memorial Hospital.

Miller formerly "ru employed as an adminl..straUve cle-ril for Caterpillar Tract.or Company and had been employed for five y~rs at Laue-r Hard"are.

He "as a. member of F'irst United Me-thodisl Church.

He ",as born Nov. rI, 1906. at Hopedale-, the son of Rudolph and Harriet Kohli MIlle-r. He- married Lueyle- Lallfhe.3d Nov. rr. 1977. al Uncoln.

Surviving are- his wife-; one daughter, Naney Schwalb. Ed­wardsvllle; one brothe-r, Steve­Miller, Lincoln ; sill: grand­childre-n; and 1"0 g rea l· grandchildren.

He was p~ed:!'d in de-:'lth by three sislef!

His fUlM"ral "'ill beaIIO :30 a _m . Wednesday OIl Yirs! Unittd Melflodisl Chutch. with tht- Rev WlJs on f"orbu s h officiatinl: Burial "ill ~ in Union Ce-mettry

VisiLltion trill be (rorn ~ to 8 p.m. Tuesda y OIt fricke--<:al vert, Sdtrnder FUJW!r:)l Home. .

Memoriab m.'lY be m;Jde to United MethlXf is t RrOOl dcasl Services (-

Sparkman IIr.l.!I prOOOWl~ dead at the scene about 7:30 p.m . MI'3. Sparkman was taken to Burnham City Hospital, Champaign, "here she died shartly thereafter,

The aeddent remaJ~ under irrve'ltJ~tion by IWnols State PaUce. A coroner's lnque5t will be.Kheduledata laterdat.e.

f'uolmllservice.s for the couple "ill be at 10 :30 a.m, 'Thursday at Immanuel 1.ulMr.ln OIurch in Lincoln, with the Rev. [)Qn

Beckman and the Reo.·. Larry C1emeben officiating.

Visitation will be from ~ to e p.m . Wednesday at Hoiland and Barry F'uneraJ Horne and an hour before the serviC1! Thursday at thechu(ch.

Memorials may be m.:ade to tM SparbnanF'amilyTrtISI PwxI.

Mr3. Spartman "as born Oct. 2:8, 1!M2, in Lincoln, the diI~ of Clarence and Mildred Brautigam Steffera . She .as prf'ttded in dealh by beT mtMer andonesis~

Agge infant 1~~~~;~.e~Of~~~ MASO!i CITY - !Utie- J... and Mal"J:a~t w~ Spar1r:.

"~e. infanl dau(hter of Ronald man. fie 7.)S preceded III death and Mariett.1 Sanders .... 0:0:1' of by one brother. Normal. diedaI6:i)5 p.m. Friday. The couple were m.afTied F'eb Aug. H . 1981 . at St. Fr:mC1.~ 19. 1966. at Ga!1ll'!s".rille. Pta HospiLlI. Peona . Spar1r:mar. h:ulsuved ir. the U.s.

She "as born at 8' 2-t a .m :O;aV'f and T.I.!'I nnplt;.yeo1 ru a F'riday .11 Brokaw HIXpital. t lLCO ~r.,C'e r~taO\'e in Sonnal the BefTll!1lt are3. He ..as a

Survh'ing !)e:,1~ N:r parenb IT'.ern~ ~ the 1.L'lher.Jn cht!I"Ch are tgro .si:Iters, Je-nni/er and al".rtthe~SIlf::k loolil'e . He-ather. both at horJwe ; t:~r ~1rs , Spartman .-as a hair· maternal gr:)ndmother, ~'an e- drnloer fr.r Uncw::!i'lire Hair Sanders. Eas ton; pate rnal ~il;l1S and Wa,j a mem~ (,f grandparenU. Mr. and ~rs QInoIt I.ctt-..e-ran Omrch. Mt.n­Edwa rd AIUle- . Artirar: and hoer tJ~ lll') pate rnal I<:tea.t·l<:tandmolhe-t. TIlecOt:p!e-a ~SUr"J'F.'edt;-ffOtlr Alta Powell, Arthur. . dal,lif,ten, KeDy. Holly. TDl'lJa

Gr:n'rnde- "er.'1~ 1I'H'~ 2r.d Tncy. :)\1 at Mme: Mn Monday at F..a.rton C!'me~ry. Sparkman's fatt-.eT a:-.d 1tep. Ealton_ Cain FWlual Home of mntbef', Cbrer.ce al".d Vera MaYlTl City "3S in ch:irl:e- fJf Steff~rl:!. IJncr,11l; hl!r brethn'. arrangement.. . La rry Stdfe-ns. Uncoln;

Marilyn Coady ~arilyn Kielt Coady. ~. of

Aptos, Calif., formerly of lin­coln. diftf at 4:29 a .m , Saturday. Aog. IS, 1981. at LM GatniS

. Sparonan's faU-e. i.., Pkirida; hu mother. M.a~m Mr..rr:atIJ, abo i:'l Florida ; h::s ~tn", Sa..--q PatTl'",t. Orlando, Fla. : ax !:is btot1ler, Mic hael 5(;:artn-.a:'l . Gair~,fb.

~~~aH=i::.e:.atDS. ---------Mn... Coady had been a teacr.er Green Towers

~~,!;,~~'::"'i:"'sZ· ~~ Tavern to be Sold from teachinl{ In Uncoln !C000[.s and receIved the t::achotlor's and ma:.stn"s degne, in rmuic frem rIlinois Wesleyan Unmr.!ity, Bloominl{ton. ~ .....a.s a member of the

American Associat ion of U~ty Women, Delta Kapp:a Gamma, arA St. John United ChuTcll of Chri$tln lincoln.-

She was born Sept. 14, 1926, in ~, the daug.hfn' 0( W"tlbm' and [rme ~hIb:ach Kie:St. Sbe manied Lawrence CMdy JTI!'~

TIll!! Cr.une1' I'.a1 t.ttn ir.f()'rm~d tr.at ~ Green Tawen Taoem. (!')tTJlC1'I,lI:u.'IIJ11 a:s the 0;(':: Cnb. !l7r.ed: and r.p!!:rattd b7 8eTr:a:tJ ­Barney· Y.e<lc:gh IlJiD t:..e fr.r- !3~_ I Health reaY.ns.)

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Lincoln area deaths Verna Jean Wiser

Vema Jean W1aer, 40, of U5 N. CoUege st. died nt 1 n .m. Tuesday, Aug. 111, 1981, at St. JOhn'lI Hospital, Springfield .

Mrs. Wl.!er had been employed for 13 years as secretary to the chief engineer at Uncoln Development.QI Center and later at Loglln Correctional Center. She WllS a member of State Street Baptist Churrh and as.sl!ted p.o.rt time with 5wte Streef thruUun Academy,

She "85 born Jan. 31 , J!MI. In Jefferson City, Mo., the daughter of George T. and Elsie Belt Jordan. She was re.o.rtd by Bernard and Jewell Surrukl of Uncoln. She married Glenn A. Wl.!e{ Nov. I, .1975, In South """' ....

Surviving are her hU3band ; 8

daughter, Dena Kaye BuS!, Uncoln; a atepson, Dale AUen Wiser, Lincoln; and three brothers. Truman Jordan, Seattle, Wuh.; Bob J ordan, JerseyvlUe; ond Kennlt Jordan, Virginia Beach, Va.

Her funernl wtU be at 1 p.m. ThuI'5day .o.t Kemgan Funeral Home, with the Rev. S.M. Davis officiating. Burial will be In Holy Cros.sCemetery.

VlsltaUon will be from 5 lo 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral harne.

Patterson infant Joshua. William Patterson .

infant son of James and Denise Miller Patterson, 715 N. Monroe St.. wag stil! born Mond3Y at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hmlpltal.

Survivinlt besldell his parents are a suter, Amanda Poole. at home : his maternal gnnd. mother. Donna Miller. Springfield : paternal grnnd­parents, Mr. 3nd Mrs. James W. Patterson Sr., Uncoln: and great~randparents, Dorvln Puk of Girard and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Pntterson of Uncoln.

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Contact 732-3090

A graveside service will be conduded at 3:30 p.m. Wed­nesday at ZIon Cemetery, wUh the Rev. Don Galebr olficlating. Fricke-Colvert-Sc:hrader Funeral Home III In charge of arrangernentll.

Herman Koyn Hennan A. Koyn, Ill, of 801

Fifth Sl died at 9:42 a.m. Mon­day, Aug. 11, 19111, at Abruham LIncoln Memorinl HOIJPlt.IIl.

Koyn had been a brick mason for more than 40 years. He WDII past buslneas aBent and secretary·treasurer of Local 12 B.A.C.

He was born Jan. 21, 1!lOO, In Bloomington, the lion of Charles and Agnes Ceuford Koyn. He married Helen Yaung April V, 1!rn, In Pontiac.

Surviving are his witej three daughtel'll, JoAnne Courtwright and Phyll1s !..ast, both of Uncoln, and PeMY Keys, Waynesville; one brother, Frank, Berteley, Mo.: nlne grsndchl1dren; and seven great-grandchildren.

He was preceded In death by one brother and twosl.!~l'II.

HI.! funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at FrickH::alvert­Schrader Funeral Home, with the Rev. Don Galehr offlclaUng. Burial wiU be in Union Cemttery.

VlsItation will be from ~ to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Memorial.! may be made to the Uncoln Parent.! Association for Retarded Children , Uncoln Developmental Center.

Jack Reynolds CLINTON - Jack H. Reynold!.,

61, Dearborn Heights, Mlchlgan, formerly from DeWIU, died at 4:20 p.m. August IS, 1981 at Oakwood Hospttal In Dearborn, Michigan.

He was born April 19, l!U9 In DeWitt the son of Minnie Reynoltts. He is survived by tlIJo daughters Sharon Lee Long, Detroit : Pamela Lynn Dyer, Dearborn Heights; and five grandchildren . A brother preceded him In death.

He was a veteran of WW 11 and a member of the ~r1can Legion a nd the VFW.

Funeral serviCe:!! will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Herington­calvert Funeral Home In CUnlon, the Rev. Walter Theobald of­fidaUng. 8urlal will be In DeWitt cemetery. DeWitt

VbltaUon ill from ~ p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

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. F Arejl deaths Carl E. Grauer

carl E. Grauer, 'IS, • resident 0/ Unooln Land N"""'" """". died at 3:40 a.m. Wedrldday, Aug. 19, 18111, .t Abraham Un· coIn Memorial Hc.pttil

Grauer had retln!d after being employed 40 yearl wtth Uncoln Sand and Gravel. He ",as a member of Local 895 Laborers' Union.

He was 8 veltran of World War nand 8 member of St. John United Church of Chrl5t.

He was bom Feb. 1, 1906, In Uncoln, the san of Jacob and Bertha Kailler Grauer. He married Alma BUS5, who dl~ In

[elton 1973. nd on Surviving are two brothera, I the . Clarence, Uncoln, and AJbert, of Sl9 Waco, TeIlU, and a sister,

Carollne Reel!. Clinton. w .. ITI 11.'1 He was preceded In death by

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one brother and two sute"', Illi funeralllJ1U be at 1:30 p.m .

Saturday al Frlcke-Calvert· Schrader Funeral Home, with the Rev. Wallace Reifsteck of· flciatlng. Burial wiD be In Union Cemetery.

Vbltatlon will be one hour before the service.

Memorial!! rnay be made to the charity of the donor'scholce.

Verna Jean Wiser The funeral for Vuna Jenn

Wl.ser, 40. of 115 N. College St.. who died Tuesda1. will be lit SUU S~t ~~t ~ureh rather than Kempn Funernl Home. a~ had ~n reported Tuesday.

The service wil be at I p.m. Thursday. with he Rev. S.M. Davis offldntJng. Burial will be In Holy Cross Cerrl!tery.

V15ltatJon will)!. from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Kerrigan Funeral Home. lle body will be taken to the cltttch and Ue In state (rom 12.: 15 , .m. Thursday until the hour OfUuervice.

Pool partV KENNEY - The Ufe-Bullden

ClaM of the Kenney Chrblliln Chun:h i5 5OOfllIOrinl! an 1111·

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WI111am Blsmar!< OENESEO - William A.

Bl5maril:, III!, of m s. Oakwood died Wednesday nlSht, Aug. 19, 1981. at Hammond Henry HoSpital.

Blsmaril '!'I'll! 8 reUred farmer and was the founder and paat prealdent or Prairie Form Creamery. He was a charter member of Henry County Farm Bureau and a board member for Co-op Gnll and Oil ComJUlny.

He served ns supervisor of Munson TOWT13h.1p. clerk 11 the Geneseo Townsh.lp Board, and elder of Flr!t Pre~byterlan Church, of which he was n member. He was al50 a member 0( "the Klwanu Club and tht' American I\!.soclnl.lon of Retired PCr.lDruI .

He was born Dec. 1, 1892, In MWl.5on Township and was u lifelong resident of Genesco. He was married Jan. 31. 1911, in Munson Township 10 Helrn HamJlton, who died In 1972.

Surviving are one son. Robert, IJncotn ; three gnmdcltlldren; and three IIrealgrandchlldn!n.

Hls funeral will be a t 11 a.m . Snturdny at First Presbyterian ChUlt'h , wlCh burial In Oakwoort Cemetery. V13ltatJon will be from J to 5 and 7 10 !t p.m. Friday at Wright Funeral Home.

Memoria13 may be made to Flnt Presbyterian Church Of

Good Samaritan Nur.ling 110mI'.

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Lula Funk Lula FUnk, ea, of 1529 N,

Kankakee st. died at 7:15 a.m, Thursday, Aug, 20,· I8I!Jt. at Abraham Unco!n Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Funk was a member of Uncoln Christian Church.

She W811 born April I, 1893, in Uncoln, the daughter of John ond Rosanna Hoblit Huff. She married Donlel C, Funk Nov. 30, 1911,In Uncoln. He died In 1966,

Surviving an! Ills IOns, Paul, Donald, Richart! and Bufort!, aU of LIncoln ; Kenney, Bloomington; and Lorry, Jacksonville; two daughters, PauUne Hoogland, Uncoln, and Alice Taylor, BartonvlUe; one sbter. Marie S13k ; 2Z grand· ch ildre n ; and 38 grent· grandchildren.

She W811 preceded In death by one son. fi ve brothera nnd five sister!.

Her funeral wiJI be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Frlcke·Calvert· Schrade r f'uneral Home. Buriol will be In Zion Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. F'riday.

Memorials may be mnde to the Cn.1ri!y oflhe donor'S choice.

Mattie C. Routson MatU(' c. Roul,on. 88, of 524

Fifth 51. diM al 1:30 B.m. Thurw-ay. AUK. 20. \981. at Abraham Uncoln Memoria! tlospit.ol.

Mrs. Houl3on was a IIcl'fl.wd practicD i nursc lind 0 retired cmploY~l' of Uncoln Dcvl'iop. ment.al el'ntcr . Shc was a member of Rebekah 1.adAt'. the Ill i nois S lo tt" F:mployt' u A.'I.~ocint lo n, and tht' Aml'ric:m i\.1~,)("jilU !m of Retired Per.!on., .

Sh.· Wll .~ born Jo:ln. 9, WI3. in I.'n:an Count)· , Ute daughter flf Wllli:WI If. am! SarDh .lan(' Cra btrCl' WIl1ium.~ . Shl' nl1lrT1{'{j Fred WlllhHll HouL~un. who dipd In 1921.

Survivinl; ar{' on(' dauJ:hh·r. Edith Eveiyn Tholen. 1 .. 1wndaie; O(\t· ~on. SLant!')" F .. l.inr·"ln; ~n!'

.~ i.~ter. FJ"n'flct' (;;Irrl'. ,'man U'J . T " JlII!,;; !i-I'\'l'n l; ran,lthi!.ln·n : 2,'1 I:Tt'., I·grandchi lt! rt· n : a",1 110' .·

l:n·nt·I!Tl·:tH:rnmkhlldn·n She wa~ prcccded in dClIth bl

two brother .• and ane ~I~tl' r . H{'r funl'fltl will be at 11)·11)

;. m. Satunlny III F ridll',ClI\vl' rt· Schrat\{'r Fllnt'ral II'Jlm. With ti1{' ill'V . EUJ:l'nc SII'\'l·n.~"n "f· f1cmlinj.! . /Iun,11 will be In Unl ,)(1 f'1'1Jl{'h:Ij' .

Vi~ i l-'lllUn Will lie Ufl<" h' ~,r hdurc II ... ~ l·rvl(·{' .

Named president E"-j(:t .E Wf)OJ) CUFFS. N .. I .Inhn ]);i\·I~ of Alpinl'. ~.J . , h.1 .'

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the committee. He was serving as acting chairman. helping Paul Shute, who was named chalnnan.

a mechanic In callfomla. He has anA&PpllL!lanA&I claS!lflcation.

Lincoln area deaths Lena Maupin

PERRY, Iowa - Lena Foster Maupin, 92, •. lil"d AUI! . 2\. 1981. at I.utheran Home in p(.rry. Iowa .

Amonl( ~urvivor~ arl" a nephew. Josl"ph J. FosIl"r of I.incnln. and a nirct', Bernadine Puwell of Chicago.

Hl"r funrra! and vlsitatlun will Ix> twld al Timeron Funeral Homr in Prrry. Gravellide Mtes will be cnndurlrd al I p.m. Wednesday at Unl·m ('.{'metl"ry in Lincoln .

D. H. Bauer DlclMek I D.H . I Bauer, 73, r:I

175 Mayfair Drive died lit 10 :1}5 p.m . FMday al Abraham Jjncu\n MemoMal Hospital .

His funeral will Ix' at 10:30 a.m. ~1unday at Immanul'l I.uthl·ran Chun'h with the Rrv . Don Bfl'kman !JffldaUng. Burial will bE.' in Union Cemetery.

Visitation will be frum 4 10 8 p.m . Sunday at Holland and !illrr)" Funeral Home. The casket will bl' taken to the chu fch a I 9' :to a .m. Monday.

HI' was bom March 7.1908, Ht Nl"w Holland. a son of John lind Mmni(' ROl'lkrr Bauer . Ill' marril"d Brrtha Wiggers on SI'P1. ~.1929 . aI' .incl/ln . She survivl's.

Also survivinl! are a daughter, Reily Fil"ld of IJncoln; two brolhrrs, .Iohn of Rivl'rtc.n anc! William of Lincoln: three crandchildren and four J.!reat­I.(rll ndchlld rrn .

/\ rt'lirt'd farm('r. Mr. Rauer \I·a.~ II member of thr Immanuel Lutheran Church 11011 thr Church Bru\herhood . I-Ie wa~ ilL~o a Farm BUr1"8U memix'r and :J formt'r ml'mbt'r of the SporlslIl('n's Club ami Tri·Pnlic(' /\S$IICiiltlon.

Memorials may be nt.1dl' to immanueii.uthl'rlln Church.

Clarence Bryant· CIJNTON - Clarence William

"Sonny" Bryant, SO, died at 12:01 p.m. FMday, Aug. 21. 1981, al St. John's Hospital, Springfield.

Bryant was a veteran of the Korean War and a m('mber of the Vetl'rans of Foreign Wars. He was also a member of SI. John'~ Catholic Church.

He was born ApM\ 22. 1931. in Tunbridgt' Township, tht' son of Wi11iam Gamet and CathcMne Marit' Pfeifer Bryant. He marrit'd Blovl'rly June Hasler Dec. 7,1958. in Clinton.

Survh'ing arl" his wife; three sons. Wendl"ll Garnet, in Florida: William Garrl"tt and Ira Eugent', both of Clinton: thrl'e daughters. Marilyn Marie Cavazos and Rllrbilrll Ann Bryant. both uf Mllttoon. and Cathy June Guile, Clinton: one sisler. Cathl'Mnl' 1.ee Routho!. Kenney; Ihr<'t' hall­sls lers, F:lizabeih--Rush. Sl'lJarsburg. Ind . : Mildred Kleeman. I.anders, Wyo.: and Harriet Rogt'rs. in South Carolinll: lind Ihrel' grand­(·hildrcn.

HI' was precedl"d in death by nnl" sisler and hi~ parents.

,\ m('nwMal scr\'ict' will be l'uutiu('\('d at 9 3.m. Tuesday al 51. Juhn's Church. with the Re\'. lIobrrt rrl'al!l'r officiating. The body will be cr('mated.

Auxiliary meets McLEAN - The Seplember

meeting of the Awtlliary to Burger-Bt'nedict American I.e;:ion Post 573 will be at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday, Aug . 26, [n the I Rgion Home.

The Fall Festival will be dis('ussed and the annual membership drive will begin. Member.; can pay their annual du('s to I.illilln Spaulding.

Arthur R. Williamson, M.D.

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Area deaths Lois E. Gibson

CUNTON ~ Lola E. GlbIon, 82, died at 10:06 p.m. Baturdly AUII. 22, 1081 at Dr. John Warner Hospllal.

She WD' born Juno 22, 1M, In Barnett TOWMhlp, a daughtfr of J.m~s nd Carrie Bornett Whit e I1UIrrted John A. GI~on un ,111'20, In DeWitt County. He survives. .

AlIa surviving ore a son, John R., ClInton; n sister. MIll')' Edward.:!. Fairfield, CaW.; four llrondehlldren ond two glUt­grandchildren.

Two brother! and a l'lllttr preceded her In dCllth.

Shc WII~ II member of Clinton First Christian Church,lI eharter member of DeWitt Home Ell' tension Service and 0 member of DaURhter, of the Amerirlln RevoluUon.

Shl! wos a reUred Clinton nrca ~choollcachcr.

Hl!r funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesdoy at HerinRton-Cnlvcrl F'unerol Home. the Rev. Bill Griffin ameia Ung. Burial will til· In Memorial Park Cemetery.

VlslbUnn will be from 7 10 ~ pm. MondllY 01 the fum'r.i l homt'o

Price infanT CLINTON - Kenn"I"

Chrill tophcr Price. three m{'nth~ . In(ont ,on of Danll'l and Darlcrw Wl'~ t Prlce.520 N. Maplt' St .. dlrd al 10 :~ a.m. Salurdoy Aue. 22. 1981111 his r C'S ldeJ)(!e.

DeWitt r.nunty Depuly C()r,mPr .J ohn N. Roctker ~Id. Ihr raw~' of dC;lth w" .~ Sudden Infllnt OI':,[J, SymlrnlT1c.

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Noml"!. Suryivln!l. In addiUon III Itt"

p.lr('nl!l. arl.' palernal IIraml· p<'rrlll~. Coleman and Virdnw Pnel' Sr.. Cllnlon; mDh'mal J:r:lIldpart'nl~: Itonald WP.:'I I :JIIII Rl'Ur Wr~ l. :IJI lie nlnlntl' p:III'rn:J1 J:tl',lt'J:r:lndpll rrn' '' . Mr. ilntl ~I r~ . (; .1.. OWNl,. l_l~. I' Wall.'~. Fla . ; :md mak'rnal e rl ·' II . }!n,"dp;lrl.'nl~ . U:llt' ;lnl1 TIwIJOl:' Wt'!Il.Chnlon.

r unrm W:l!l at" 10';\11 :J III MOllIlilt· 31 "lInl"l1 Churd ••• 1 Chri~t, with f:dward Unyd II oH1f:' lat lnll . Bunlll \4:I ~ 111

MI.'Jlwrlill Park ("('mch'ry

Roberta Wallace Robt' rw M. Walla~, 71. "f I~

Ophlr. IJncoln. dlC'dat 11 : 19 p m. Sunday. Au". 23, 1981. 31 Abraham Uncoln Mem nn ol Hlr.'I plloll.

She WO !t born Jan. 8. 1910. al Swanwlck, III., a d.oo~h!t'r uf Matth('1f' and Ida Mae f;uy Wr· Vln. She nurrl l.'fl Carroll Wal!:u:e OI l AnM nn Sl'pl. 23. l!lt!i III' ,urvln·~.

Olhl'r ml M:!\'or,s includr ;1 d.lu.:h[er. Carolyn Geor~,· ul Unruln; a brother. F:IlT1l.'r Er\' i" of SWllnwlrk: and a .:t;lIIcl· daughter. StephaniI.' (rl'un:I' Ilf I.Inco[n .

stw wor .~ preceded in dralh I,,' :, brolhl: r . ~1r~. WalbC't' was a mC'mbt'r "t

Unill-d Pn.,by!erian f'hun·1t III

Un("flln 3nll Ihe churt' h '~ 5:1(;.h. Ruth Circle.

Funr r31 !lCrvic(':'l will II(' al , p.m. Wednesday OIl Fir~1 Unil,'oJ Pre!lbyttrinn ('hurch with I"" Rev. Bruce AIIlSl)fJ uf(kwlin,(! Buria l .... m be in 7Jon C(,lT1C'trn·.

Vi~iLlllon b from" 1<1 II p.m Tue!lday af Holland and B;,",' Funen l Htmle. 'Theca~C'1 WIll br tallen to the church al Ill"", Wl'flne~y.

Memorial! may be made to the IJ:lKan County CPR Fund.

Bernice Lessen Remi~ Josephine l.n.wn. 70.

01 16$ AiUsan Av~ .. Jj f)("lln.lijed 01117:15 p.m. Saturday. Auc. 22. 1931. al herhomt' .

She w;u born May 30. 1911. #1 Hart.,burg. a daughter ", n~r· nhardl and Fanny Klockr.nr,:J Brurt'l. ShemarrtedJoeJ. ' .n~

.. 011 Ha rUburll on Jan. 14. I!nI. lkT hu.~bandd lt'dAu.: . I!J.I".

Surviving area d3adMr. S'oroJ Mae IlXkenoor. rural IJlk'oln : (our 500." James B .. Manin and &n. all of ruml IJncoIn. and Larry Joe of lJ.ncoln; ltJrff s~ttn. Aleda ff.?erbm. F.'mden: lJJf'me '.alIen, ALlanb: and Eileen Newby of HartSbal'J:: 15 IV'Indchiidrm and 1 .. 0 r:!tr.lt· granddlildnn.

A si'ltn' and 3 grandcbld pr~ her In dealJl.

She was a mtmbualSl John's I.olhrran Church at HartabvrJt. Memorial! can be nude to lht chuich.

Mn. J..esMn·s(tmtt21 wiD be at 10:30 a.m. Taesday at HoU..ucI and BarTY Ftmmal Hcmr. 1Jn. coln, with lht Rev. IknrJ Halerman offldaUng. She wtD br buried In Hartabarg Union C<mo"'Y.

Visitation trill be (rom 5 to • pm.. MCI1doIy at lht tuamal ........ More deaths on page 10

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John Doyle Jr. MASON CITY - John Dorio

Jr" H, of HO w. HJah 81. dled.t 3;:10 p.m. Fri_r.' AU8. :n, sau, a' S.me. Ho.pHa ,BI. Lou .. , Mo.

Doyle ".. a IGII-employcd corutrucUon engIneer .tId • mtmbtr of the fntmwUonal Unlon of Optf'lUng Enalneel"l. Ho " ... 110 • member of the UnIted Mothodllt Church and tho Muon Clly CounclJ,

Ho wu born April Ie, Itzl. In Cook Coonly. tho JQfI of John and Grace (hI Doyle. He married Wanda Bltuman April 21 , 1960, In Now Holland.

Burvivlng oro his rio; 0fUI daullhter, JOGn 8wII8r, MaIlOfl Clly; two 110M, John, MalOtI City. and Joe, In Arlz.on.a; fill mo1I'Ier, Ie Muon City; ''I'D .taten:. Mary namett, ConlraU. I1Id Jt.ouola Mff'rll, Morton; three brothel'lJ, Poul, Muon Clly; William, Cambad. N.M.; and Richard. PetenlbufH; and 'it'D Hrend· chUdrcn,

fib tUMnl! trill be 01 11 p,m. Tuesday 01 Ul\lttd ~thodllt Church, with tht Rev. John ALkJru ofrldaUnll. Burtal will be In Muon elly Cemetery.

VIIIl.Uon "m be from !i ttl 8 p.m. lon!Sht. Monday. at CaIn PUMflIlliome.

MtmortIIi may be made to

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United Method)lt Church, Amertean Cancer Sodety, t1f tho Amerlc." Red crOll,

Grace Wagner MABON CITY - Onlee M.

W.gner, rI, died at I:" p.m. Friday. Aug. 21, 1811, al Momorlal Medical Conter, 8""""",,. Mn. WlIIgncr "II II member of Firat Ch ..... Uan Church and hi. been a fottor jJl'andpartnl at Uncoln Developmental Center, IJnco1o. for nine yean.

She "a. born June 22, I", In Logan County, the daUlltur of l..eeancScr and Nancy Ad:eraon Spencer, She manied f..oulll WlllUlI.'r Feb. 115, 1912, lit Oreen V.Uey.HCI'd~lnl~ .

Burvlvtng are two JOruI. Roy. M.1On City, and George. OrNn Valley; one daughtrr, Evelyn Schoonover, Pekin; three Il.etens, Oertrude Parr and Jennie Fangm1er, both of M .. on Clly, and Ava Bower, Uncoln: one brothtr, Vernlee 6ptncl.'r, Muon CUy: three grandchUdren; and five Itreat.-gtlndchHdren.

She "II' pncedtd In detth by one son. one dauHhtrr, lhru .IJI~" and two brothetll.

fin' tuneral I'll' Monday .at Fll1It Cbn.Uan ctJureh, Wllh Robrrt PaddJIe)c offlt'l.lI",~ ,

Burial ".. 10 Oreen v.1Iay Cemttery:

Verne Hulva ATLANTA - Verno E,

"Farmer" Hulv., H, of Eut PeoN, brother of .n Allanta "orJUIn, died .13:47 a.m. BundaY. Aua:. 23, l18t. .1 MettlodJIt MedJcal Conlcr, Peoria,

Hulva had ~ employed u • coro m.ker II C.terplllar Tractor Company lor U yean prior 10 hIJ retirement. He wu. mmnbu at Bltued Sacrament C8thol1c Cbureb. Morton, and Unlted Aulo Workerl Locel fl •.

He "81 born June 28, 1812, In Btanford, the JIOfI of Ira and Hattio 8f1le Prtnce Hulva. He "'.,1 lJUIrrled in 18'3e to C«eUa Aid_akl, who .urvivl'5.

Alao IUrvivlng are. 'daughter, Mary McPheI'lOl1, EIII Peori.a: B .Iner, Nina McDanJell. Atlanta: a brother, Claude, Eallt Peori.a: and la srandchlldren .

fie "u preceded in death by two broChrtll and ,wo .1Ikn.

H1I funeral IrIlI be at 10 a.m. Tueaday at Blesied Sacrament cathoUc Church, Morton, with the Rev. Eugene L. FinneU of· tldatJns. EnCombment will be In Ro.urrectlon Mau. oleum . PeorUl .

VlIItat10n ifill be from 5 to 9

/ Everateen P.rt: and Mn. ... ...... Collyer. porlWld, Or.; two btotbm. s.maM KeI:IPoc!y 0( Purlwn. MInn.; ond Jooeph Kennedy of Runt, Ta:. Two brothens preceded hbn In death. /

H. wod!<IL[or Peoria ~' __ -I Pekin Union Railrotd 3:i )'~, reUring in 1m. He .,.. a vdtran

Thomas Kennedy of the U.8. Army and of'W.rld WarH, ... MatleVef

PEORIA - Th"n" J. Ken. ned,., 74, Peoria. died at 1:2$ p.m. W~y, Aug. II. 18111 at Methodilll MedIcal Center. Made Fem Vel, 81. a former

Faneral IOrvlcoa were Uncoln retJdent, died .t I:DO SatunSly al tho Davilon-Pulton p.m. Sundt,; Aug. 2.1, n181, at Westem OIapd. MJIUary rUea BartmaM,Nu.nfnIllome. nanl werrconducled by the VFW, Atlanta. /

Mr, KeMedy wa. born Jan, 21, 8M " .. taken to HDIland and 11107 In Peoria tho lOll of Thomas Barry' Funeral Home In UncoJn J. lind Harriett KeMedy. He "hue .mngemmts will be marrlftl Viola C. ReId, Feb, 5, an.nouncecll8lcrMonday. IMO In BurUnston. 10wlI. She / Survlvo" Include t"o IIUrvtVI.'S. Abo aurvlvlns are ' dau~. Loreill' OldIersm of three ailten. MrI. Hl.'len Fuehl', Brimfield and Audry Pew: Mn, Catherine ~hn, o'cauaghan of Vl.'ro Beach. Fla.

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in motel A uis Vega., Nev" man found

deQdSowrday morning In a room ' ~, . ...... 0--'_ ....... u ... ~1 A~~~ .....

Coroner Ed Barr)' sold Monday that an autoplly hod been pt:r-,---, ~A'" ",~ . .. ~ 1_._ -III

Linc.olnarea deaths·

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MatleVef Katie F. Vd, 111, formerly ct

Uncoln, died at I:DO p.m. Sun­day. Aug. 23, 11181, at Bartmann Nuralng Home, rural AUanta.

MnI, vet "811 a former fcater grandparerit at Lincoln Developmental Center. 8bt1 was a member of Uncoln Outatfan Church and the Friendly Bible ClaM of the church.

She "811 bom March 11, 1890, in Delavan, the dauahter of James and Ellulbeth Cook SImpson. Sbe married Charles H. Ve!, Aug. 23, 1908, In Uncoln. He died Aug. 23, ,,,,.

Surviving are two daughters, Lorene Dlckel'llon, Brlmlleld, and Audrey Q'callaghan, Vero

. Beoch, Flo.; seven grand­children: 14 great­grandchildren: and five great­great.grandchHdren.

She was the lalt of her im­mediate family.

Her funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Holland and Barry Funerol Home, with Gene Shepherd offlclaUng. Burinl will be In UnIon Station Cemetery, north of Uncoln.

VlsltaUon will be trom 5 to s p.m. tonight, Tuesday, at the funeral home.

Memorials may be made to Bartmann Nursing Home.

John Wolff MASON CITY - John WoUl,

18, of ~ W. HIgh st. died at 8:40 a.m. Monday, Aug. 24, 1981, at Abraham Uncoln Memorial Hospital, Uncoln.

WaUl had been employed by Indiana U.s. Steel lor 41 years prior to hls reUrement In 1968.

He waa a member ot the In· dependent Order of Odd FellowlI Earl Lodge 333, the South Bend, Ind., Con!lstory, and the Mallon CIty Muonlc Lodge. He wall a chart(LmembeLoLthe Mason City Over 55 Club.

Wolff wall aIM a member of the United Method!!t Church.

He W8.5 born Nov. 24, 1902, In Pueblo, Colo., the lion of Frederick and Francesco Fletz Woltl. He married Lucille Haback March 26, 19'29. at Gary • Ind.

Surviving an:! hili wile; a 5On. John Jr ., Milwaukee, Wis.; and a slllter. Teresa Fritz. Los Angeles, CaUl.

He wall preceded In death by 18 brothers and I1I51ers.

Hill funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at United Methodist Church, with the Rev. John AtklTIII offlclating. Burial will be In ruchmond Grove Cemetery. New Hollnnd.

Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Cain Funeral Home. Masonic rites wHl be accorderlat 8 p.m.

Artie P. Wilson Artie P. Wlbon. 51. of 139

Corter Lane died at 11:35 a.m. Monday. Aug. 24. 1981, at Abraham Uncoln Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Wilson was a member of Lincoln Christian Church and was employed by Lincoln Developmental Center.

She WBII born April Z. 1930, in Grayson County, Ky.. the daughter of RUMCll S. and Moria CununJng., Givan. She married Robert E. WiLson Oct. 11, 1912. In Bloomington.

Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Nancy Babbitt, Br03dwel1; Cotherine Sielafl and Lea Dahmn, both of St Peter­sburg. Fla.; one 5On,· Ronald Sielaff. ChIppewa Falls, Wlol.: her mother; two lllaters. Mildred Slmom. Bloomington, and Sudle Mintjal, UncoIn; one brother, Earl, UncoIn; and five grand­children.

Her funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Thurllday at (.lncoln

I and receive current

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ChrUUan Church. ..1111 stuart Cowe olfleIatlng, Burial wW be in ZIoo Cemetery.

Vl.sI.tatfon wW be trom 2 to 4 - p,m, and II to 8 p,m. Wednesday at Holland and BItry Funeral Home and an hour before the service Thursday at the etnaeb.

Memorlala: may be ma4e to the charity of the donor's cholca.

Anna Pearl DeIss Anna Pearl Oelsa:, Wl, fonnerly

of 221 Willard Ave., dled at 8:35 p.m. Monday, AU!!:, 24, 1981, at Bartmann Nursing Home, rural Atlanta.

Mn:. Oelsa: formerly had been employed all a psychiatric aide at UneoIn Developmental Center lor 19 yeaf'll. She waa a member of Uncoln Chrlstlan Church and itl! Friendly Bible Clau.

She Willi also a member 01 the Veterans 01 Foreign Wan: Auxiliary and the Royal Neighbors of America.

She W/l! born Nov. 20, 1893, In Eminence Townllht, the daughter of Anthony an Oelltho Gipson Ludlam, She married Emlel J. Oelsa Jan. 18, 1910. in Uncoln, HedledlnlS38.

Surviving are a son, carl, Uncoln; a daughter, Irene Tumllty, Ottawa; five gnnd· children; and 12 great· grandchildren.

She WIUI preceded in death by one daughter. two alaters and three brothers.

Her tuneral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Frlcke-Calvert­Schrader Funeral Home. with atne Shepherd officlaUng. Burial will be In Atlanta Cemetery, Atlanta.

VlllitaUon will be from 5 to B p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Roy Ubbenga DECATUR - Roy B. Ubbenga.

72, of Decatur died at 4:28 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22, 1l1li1, In Dec.ttur Memorial Hospu'al.

Ubbenga was bom Oct. 'ZT, 1908. in Green Valley, the son of Ben and Hilda Ubbenga. He married Katheryn Jones In Uncoln In '940.

Surviving arehLs wUe; one son. Jeff, with the U.S. Alr Force in New Mexieo; three daughters. Jane Ubbenga, San Francfllco. CoUl.; Jull UbbengLl, Decatur; and Jill Cooney, Decatur; one brother, Fred, Freano, Coll!.; two slstera, Betty Hewitt, EI CoJon, caUl., and Mable Reiners, San Juan capistrano, caUl.; and two grandchildren.

He W411 preceded In dtath by onesbter.

HIs fWleral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Star of Hope Mousolewn. VisltaUon wllJ be after 4 p.m. Tuesday at Dawson and Wikoff Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to Mooseheart. the Com Belt Lung Association, or Decatur Memorial HospItal.

Terry KIstner Terry A. KlIItner, 43, of st.

Petenburg Such, Fla., a native of Uncoln, died Aug. 15, 19111, at Pasadena Palms H~ltal, 51. Petersburg Beach.

KUtner was ~Ign director for Modem Graphic Aria, Inc., of St Peten:burg, Fla. He fonnerly had been employed as ad­vertising director tor Foley's of Houston, Teus, for 15 ,UtI,

He was a member of Western MeadowlI Chrl.t1an Church, Houston, Teus.

He Willi born May 22, 1938, In Uncoin, the son of James and Dorls Snyder KlItner.

Surviving are his parenti!, now of 10910 Gull Freeway 313, Hou.ston, Texas; two daughten:, Sheri Dunn, Bremerton, Wash., and Lori KIItner, Houston, Texas; his aunt, Mr.!. Arthur B. Blawn, New Holland; - and an Wlcle, Dale Kinner, Manteno.

Funeral services were Friday at Memorial oaks Cemetery Chapel, with the Revll. Chris Ph11~k and Wayne Dunham officiating. Burial wall In Memorial Oakll Cemetery, Hol1!ton, Teus.

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Julie Cicci. Tina Poe, Julie HaUYand Dawn Martinie) generate>: riots In th It has tK poUUclan lose their Lincoln, area deaths-~'-'"==w.--;<,

Katherine Furrer fonnerly of Mason Cily. died No memorial service! will be His funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday inMaum~. held. Saturday at HoUand and Barry

MASO~ CITY - Katherine D. Survi,'ors include his wife Memorials may be made to the Funeral · Home. with Gene f'ulTt'r . is. of 31-;' N. Mason SI. Ruth. Unroln Division of the American Shephera' and the Rev. Joseph

Lie died al II : ~ a .m. Tuesday. Au~ . A ~ra\·esidt' service for CancerSodety. Hedges officiating. Burial will be 25. 1981. a l Abraham Uncoln Wht.oeler will be conducted al I In Union Cemetery. Memorial HospiLaI. l.incoln, p,m. Friday al Mason City Betty Peterson Visitation will be from ~ to 7

Mrs. Furrer was a member of Cemelery. (:ain Funeral Home is p.m. Frtdayat the funera l home. Christ Lutheran Church and had in c h..'r~e of arrangements. Belty Petenon. 58, of Oak Memorials may be made to the SPRIN( been employed 85 a cook for Park , fgnnerly of Uncoln, dIed Logan County Rescue Squad. IWnol.5Ht many years at Ma50n City High Lela Hess Aug. 19. 1981. at a Wheaton Ryan say School. hospital. following a lengthy good" I

She wa~ born ,'ug . 26. 1902, in MASON CIIT - Le,"'~C~.~H'1'~'~'~. --,J1""~"~'~"~·;;;;:;;M1lli1;o;;-Jru.""rur--;-;"",,,""'==-::1:-=-::-::-____ R:i;i'P~'~b~U~" Alpha. Minn .. the daul:hter of ~2. of Peoria. a- Mason City Survivors lndude her husbiind Kitty·Cochran tenam g' John and Marie Hanics Dicr.i. nll!i\'c, dil'd at 9:)5 p.m. Monday. Carl and four children. all of the blessing She married Forrest Furrer Mal' ,'ug. 2~, 1981. at Proctor Com- Oak Park arca: two aun~. Mrs. Kitty M. Cochran. ~7. of 1206 N. Thomp:'lor 26.1923, in Mason Ci ty. He died nlUnityllospit.1I.Peoria. Tony (Annal Krotz and Marie Ollawa SI. died early Wednesday Ryan fT Sept. 9. 19i8. Mr~ . Hess \~ .. as ·0 retired em- Scott. In whose home she was moming at Memorial Medical mored as

Sur.,.i\·ing ;lrc four sisll' rs. FolIa ployee of Caterpillar Tractor retired. both of Uncoln : and Center. Springfield. but his cor Scott, Grecn V3Ih.'y : Marj.!nrc\ Company and a former cook for cousins. Robert Krotz. Karl Krotz Mrs, Cochran was a member of Tuesday 1\

Gregory. Bl.'lty fJH\·j ~ and Annn Neighborhood House, Peoria. a and Barbara Kirk. First Presbyterian Church, dale-pur Tinl:le. all of Enslon ; three nulrition c('nt('rfor the elderly . She was preceded in death by Moose Imlle and Women of the hl.slntenti t brothers. Ru~('ll. Vlncrnlown, She was a member of Bradlcy her mother, Rose I.orman Moose. "I'll pro NJ.; John, Sharon. Vt .. and Epworth United Methodist Gurber.whodiedJun 1. 1981 . She wasbom March 3, 19'24. In La say lat ~El_WlI1o.CalU. '" . _ . ~h~ch,Nel~hborhood Ho~ and . Memorial . services • .w .. be Austin, Pa., the daughter or nnt week . She was prec~ded In death by a \\Ii Tnlvel Club. and the" Wm:-« I!OM\lc\4id~·i't 1 p .m.~V .• \ Edward and Gnoe ,Jolwwon ated Pres broth~r. Blulf Women's Chri,tian Tern· Chri,t Eplscopal Churdi of Oak Austin. She married David (Jee. ·Her furtt'rai ..... i/I be fit 10 :30 perance Union. Park. Cochran Feb. 2. 1!H6. In Austin. When t

a t Chri5t l .ulheran She wa5 born Aug. 23. 1899. the Memorials may be made to the Pa . support 0 I the Rt" ·. Tom dauJ!hter of Smith and Lucy Episcopa l Church. Surviving are her husband ; two Ryan rep:

' offi ciating . Burial ..... iIl be Whitehead Schoonover . She daughters. Paula Buchanan. way I 'll n: Cil)· Celilctery . married Harold Hes..'i Feb. 2:i. Larry Michels Watertown. Wis .. and Judy willbewlti

Visitation ..... 111 be from 6 to 8 1919. ill Peoria . He prel."eded her Gosda. Uncoln : one brother. R)'an sa indeuth. . l.JIrry Dean Micheb. J6. of New 1:" nlA " A "P ,. .... -._ p.m. Thursday "I ram Funera l r.uwa usun. us .. n, a.: one ''''" ".

lIome. Sun'ivinl{arl'a dau!(hter. lrma Iberia . La .• fonnerly of Uncoln. sister . Vera Cochran, Smithport. looks preU :o.lelllonllls 111;1" bot· IlIlllle to

Chnst I.u!hl'ran ·Cllun'h ur Tlu' Luther;ln Iluur

Richard Andrews ~1 ,\sON CITY - Th,' fu ncral nf

HJt'I"l..1rd E . ,'ndrew~. 62. /)( rural Gre'·nvie .... ' . who dic\l Morul,l Y in a train·tra t· '"r :leddent ,It Ihl' lIuIJ1 ~· ~l.ijti u n rr"~sin~. "·a s cnndu("II'!i \1I'lay at (';l1n Fll1lcral Home.

Rubi.'rt Pad,l,l ("k offl t· latt'!I. \\'i th--bunlll iii M" .lIiil fll) (,l'meler), . : AndTr..-!! hilll t/l:('n cmpl")·ed

· for 10 years b,· .Iohu 1."XJrr ; I ~ i ' farTl1 .... ·urkcr. .

He ..... as born J uly 19. 1919, at CenteT Junction. I""'a . thl' son of

· E lmer anti t' ,'ebie ~ICiltl ,\ n· .dre .... ·s . He nwrrled Man· Vmenielk Oct. 24. 1!Wi. at I.owden. lo ..... a

Sun'ivint: liTe his wife ; two ·soo.'I. Robert . a l homt'o and · Kenneth. Mason City : and t ....... grandchildrrn .

lie wa~ pn.'cl'ill'tI in dea th by a · sist('r.

,Harry Wheeler MASON CIT" Harry

·Wheeler. fl7. of MauIIIl'c, Ohio,

LINCOLN cou RII;: R

Brohez . Decatur : a sister . died Tuesda)' night at Abrom PD.; one half ~other. Leon Lee Ent TIlelm .. , Van Matn'. P('oria : Iwo Kaplan Memorial H05pital. Austin. Austin. Pa.: and three lier in thl ~randcltihlrl'n: and t .... ·o gn·at· Kapian. i..a .,ofnaluralcauses JlI311ddtlldtl!tL urging R} "''',d h·,d Funeral arran"ement, " . ,.,... t: I ren o ... ~ Funeral arrangements art' nation. ar

She ..... as prl'C('dl'd in death lJy pendinJ,l at Fricke·Calv('rt· pt'ndinJ,l at Holland and Barry gengraphit une brother. Schrader Funeral Home. runeral Home. to the lick!

IIt:r funeral ..... iIl be lit I p,m. Friday at Cain Funeral Home. With liurial in Masnn City ('emetery.

Vi~ll.;llion Will be from i to ~ p.m Thurs<!<I\' at the funeral homl' . .

Jack G. Golson Jilck C. Dolson. 60. of 16

Sycamore l..3nl' died a18:45 p.lJ1 . Tur!\d:IY. AUJ<:. 2:), lSllI. at Deca tur ~Iemnriill Hospital. Decatu?'\. Ools~'as president of Dolson

Outdoor Advertising and a l1lt"mber of lhl' Christian Chun:h al Armin~ton . A U.S. Sa" ), l'e leran of World War II . h(' ..... a s also it member of the American I .("~ion Post a t Armin~ton .

lip. ..... as bom F('b. 'n. 1921. in (ireen Cove Sprin~s. Fla., th{' son (.f Har and I.aura Matthe ..... s IX1L~on. He married Hosett.'! Kree~erJnn . l, I!nJ. Survivin~ are his wife and onl'

.~is t<'r , Jl'an Hodson, Downers (iTO\,l'.

Loran Ritchhart Loran B. "Shorty" Ritc hhnrt.

,I. of 1429 Pekin SI. died at 8:~ a .m. Wednesday, Aug . 26. 1981, al Abraham Uncoln Ml'ml)rial ilospital.

Hitchhart owned and opera ted I.. B. RltchhDrt Sales in Uncoln for ~o years prior to his retirement In 1970,

He was born April I~. 1910. in Uncoln. the ,on of Evan., and Stella Snyder Ritchhart. He married Ariella B. Coffey Feb. J . 19'29. In I,lncoln.

Survhing a re his wife : one son. Lowell, Unroin; two daulolhters. Unda Davis. Lincoln. and Leah ~adigan. Springfield: nine a;randchildren: and five great· I!randchlldren.

H(' ..... as prtteded in death b)'

(J ne brother and one sister .

Invaders advance in territory

Five fruit fliE

found in su~ . 1..os GATOS. Calif. (API -

Five fruit fli es found in a l.as Angeles suburb raised the pas­sibUity of a vast expansion of \he pest's infestation. while the Unit~d Slates reached an agreement wilh Japan that may require tha i fruit imported from California be fumigated.

Test results. expected today. should tell if the crop<lestroying Mediterranean fruit fly has leapfroj{ged to Southern Califor­nia, home of lush orange groves. However, agricultural officials already are laying plans for an emergency spraying of pesticide.

It wa, not known Immediately if the flie, were fertile.

"If these flies tum out not to be sterile, it is certainly going to be bad news for us," said Bill Ed· wards. deputy Los Angeles l"'~ .. ~... n~_'_ .. " .. __ nn __ '_

and Japo U.S. Em importer! that caUl and other otherwlsl shipment

The spc apoM .... fumlg aU, fa cIliU". bl'en f fwni gaUo weeks a! sened a capacity I

Bi!Uoru; ~n rei Slates In ny' , bre sterile ru Los Ang! said Ric _ ..... n •• __

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Area deaths Kitty Cochr.an Funem lJ'1'IJIIemenb hay.,

been completed fOT Kitty M. Cochran, fIT, of 12D8 N. Ottawa SL, "bodiedWednn4ay .

VlaUation will be from 7 to 9 pm; Thws.JIy at HoUand and BanyFuneralHome.

PrIvate femUy services will be held later.

Larry Michels Funeral arr8fl8ementa have

bten completed for I...an)' Dean Michels, 38, of New lberla, La., formerly of Uncoln. who died Tuesday.

Michels 'It'DI a service

PEORIA, t.rm.lradl: aac1 gilts Dl ,.,!b_ Ib f9.5(1..61.0 5l.00: 1~ 2IlO Ib 411.50-tD.M; N ~ sows moetll ;~i. 14 ~

technician and pump operator for demand ml Framer Oil CotnJ)IIny nnd a 49.50-60.50, member of the local union In New lots 200-210 Iberia. 2«Ilb 49.00.

He was born April 14, 1ge, In 3 300-600 lb Lincoln. the sori"- or- Lee - ilnn 41.O()..M.OO, i catherine KoehlerMichels. JOLIET,

Surviving are his parenl!!, In trade m IJncoln; one brother, James E., blllo",an Metamora; and a sister. Betty 250 lb flU: Hampleman. Uncoln. SO,:;o.Q1.50:

His funeral wtll be at 10 n.m. 5O.00-:i0.50: Saturday at Fr1cke-Calvert- 49.50: 1-3 : Schrader Funeral Home. Burial s0W5l1teadJ wlll be in Umon Cemetery. 45.!J0.48.00,

Visitation wtll be from 6 to 6 boars over p.m. Friday ot the funeral home. 42.00-45.50.

Memorials may be mode to the Cattle: 5 Heart. Fund. one claM fo

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Lincoln, area deaths Ho Clarence Grauer

Clarence W. "Shaky" Grnuer. 112.01622 ilttJllur St., dltd III ~ : a; lI.m. I"rlday, Au.ll . 28, ISIII!. lit Abrnham Lincoln Memorilli HospJlIIJ.

Grouer hnd b(ocn cmployrd Ollll JI,IUlennan at Stetllnn'lI Chlnll Factory and 011 II w/lJt.er lit

MollOY'1i Cafll. nil "a •• mmnllfft III st. John UnltaJ (.'htJrth (A Chrbt.

fie Willi bum Marrh It, 1809. In l,onan County, thfl.on of J,clh J . and &rthn Kaltcr (.talHlr. He mnrried 1.wIMl P.V/IM Mlrch 21. 1m, ot the pntlOM/{II 0181, J lItm Church. Survlvln~ IIrc hJII "Ifeo: (KlI!

Texas man stabbed motel robbery •

In IIICHARDSON. Tuu -

Wllllom J . Wt~, ftldlDrdllfll1, Tts.II.~, dIed AUj{. 28 In llou..ton, Tno! of dab wound'l durin/( II

robbery at Holiday Inn In JlOWIton.

Wt!MI wOIIIhe brother·ln-Iolf (If Richard KtTr1g.n,l.lncotn.

lie W81 bom In Ch11:8/(0 Nov. 21 . 1m the son ofWIIUamJ.lloo Marie Welu Sr. He marritrl ftitn Kerrlgon, June 7, JOI'.A) lit 1':1. Potrlck Churth In IJnenln. !the 5urvlvl!!. A~n survlvlmt I.. hI.. mother of Mobile, AI.: 0 !I()fl William Wel~ m. Rlchnrd.'I<1rI. Teloll: t"o daulthUr.. Anna

Wl!lu, Hlchlrd.\OO, T~I!I, .nd Mrll. HdJllfurn, n.,I/1M, T~nll: rme brrrlMr fnthff' '~II WMAe. M'nbUe, AI. ; .nd IfM J{rlinddAu"trkr.·lIe W.II preceded In da!th by hi. ,.ttwt .1Id tone ,on.

Mr. Wet!ol! w.,. tnembe1' of UIf!' !n. M'lIr'1r:·. Church In J'lnnll, Te-%911.

funerlll AetVlcn "III be hi J 1:30 a.m. s;.wrrt., "' the lferlnlftQn.ollt'lltcher.')ldq Yu­tll!rsll1c.rMf1 In f'larw, Ten .•.

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Saturday, Aa'GJlI ZI CUlJ SCOtTT FITNf:S.<; 'M Y - IJnetlln Hllfh1khool. 10un. SAS JOSE f' AIJ. f'r-:Snv AI. ·· San JfJSI!

Sunday, "a,elnl:ao llEER C.ltl':I';K WII';NEJI flOA.'n - OOrtle (}f WItYM V....,IH, fka.wn . l!V~nlnlC.

Moaday.ACI~'I3I AMERICAN IF.GION AUXII.IAJtV JUNIOH UNIT Z.1 _. American J.e(lon Post liarnt', 1lt19 p.m.

TWIdI,.~bI!t I K1WANfS CUIB - l1net>l'n Depot. ntJMI IJNror.N ClfF.s.CJ cum - IJncoln GommunUy CcIte'r, 1 ; 1~ p.m. IJNCOI.H JUNIOn WOMAN'g (,1.00 - IJnct>l'n lJef,<1f, IUD p.m. J.lNCOI.N I.ODGE 210 - M'a~IcTm!pIe,8 p.m, VETERANS OF FOREIGN WAJUJ - V.f.W. Hall, 7 p.m, I.INCOJ.N STAMPt1,uS - Sf. C1art'll M'allt4'. 7:J:7".m. ORPHANS HOME REBf:KAlf WOOF: - I.O.O.P . ftt.<tne om.

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. 11111 'uMr/l1 .. til bit III 1:30 v.m, Mand., .t frlcluJ,Clllvflfl · Iktrrllder tfuMtlllfmnft, willi UIIl "nv. W.II.el1 It.U.tlIck Ii/. 'It1,Unu, flurtll' will ~ In IJnilll! Cdndtry.

VIIlIt.Ulm will be ftllm II til II V,/rI, nUM'r,'

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Jesse Walkins lW4 J(Jfjy, _. JIlJ',MJ WIIUI/nll,

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Area death Kenneth D. 'Flnk

WELDON - Kenneth DIIryl Ffnk, 41, Weldon, died at 4:0 p.m. Friday, Alii. 28, 1081 rt an apparent heart attack at KIrby Hosp:Italln MonHeello.

He wu born Sept. t, 11134 In Chestnut, the ton· of Carl and Fem Copenblrger Fink. He marrted Charlotte James Oct. 2, 1955 In Pltufleld. She .BUt'VIVts.

Abo swvIvtna are two son.s, Kevin FInlr, Urbano, and Brady FinX. 01 heme; a daughter Teresa Fink, at home; his mother, Fern, KeMer; four brothers, Donald, Beason; Francis, Lincoln; Richard. Elgin; and Robert. Oakwood. He WII! preceded In death by hi! father.

Mr. Fink WII! .II member of the DeLand ChrUtian Church, a veteran of the U.s. Army, WII! a Boy Scout Moster tar several years and wllS an electrldon­laborer far the Unfvenllty of 1IlJno • .

Funeral aervtces-wtU be at 2:30 p.m. Monday al the KeMe), United Methodia:t Church with the Rev. Robert Swain Officiating. Bun.lll will be In Pleasant Valley cemetery, KeMey.

VIaU.IItlon will be from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at the Trigg Funeral Home In Weldon and one hour prlar to the service Monday at the Kenney Unlled Methodist Church.

Memoriabmay be made ID the BoyScoulll of America.

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Daniel, Deidre and .Denise, all at 3,1500, trI :Gary ArnOld . aJN'roN - Gary Wayne ArDoId, 11, ~ 119 E. Wuhlngton St. ... tiI1ed In an one-ear ac­cident at 11:05 p.m. Saturday, AUB. 2l'I, 191J., In the 1100 block rl 80atb Madban StreeL

Arnold's lJoutbbound car misaed a curve In the rood and ItnJdF: a concrete abutment on the bridge OW!' Coon Creek, according to DeWitt County Carmer Charles Hollibaugh,

Tbe coroner said that an 1Dq_ wtlI be lICheduJod. _ Arnold was a document control technician for Baldwin Assodates. He was a mMDber of the First Christian Church In CUntoo and the TeaIll!ters Local atDanvUle.

He w8.lS bom Dec. 17, 1956, In Vandalia, the son of Stanley and NeIlleJenkinsAroold.

Surviving are hb parents, at ClInton; two brothers, Larry, Decatur, and Terry. Clinton; paternal grandpar-enU!, Mr. and

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Mn. Ra1ph Arnold, Brownstown; and mat.emal grandmother, Cora J ...... , "-,,",,,.

HIs funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at First ChrbtlAn Church, with Harry McFadden , offJdaUng. Burial will be In Memorial Park Cemetery,

There will be no visitation. Memorials rnay be made to

Little Galilee Christian Assembly.

Herman Brown CUNTON - Hennan J .

Brtl"'III'JI, n, of Vera, Okla., for­merly of Cllnton, died at 7:15 p.m. FrIday, Aug. 28, HIIII, In Vera,Okla_

Bro...-n was a retired Uneman (or IIllnob Power Company and was a member of the United Methodbt Church at Clinton_

He was born July 12, 1904, In Welsh. La .• the son of Charles and Clara Alexander Brown. He married Helen Louise McMillan Dec. II, 1927, In Jacksonville. She

died Aug. 29,1969. Survivors tnclude a brother,

James R. Bnnrn, Grandbury, Tau, and a Sister, Lola Me­Mllllan, Vera, Okla.

He was preceded In death by two brothel'll and 8 wter.

HIs funeral will be'at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Pulle~Boos Funeral Chapel, wfth the Rev, C. Don Ferrill offidaUng. Burial will be in Mausolewn Park Cemetery.

There will be novWtaUon.

Richard Roth CUNTON - RIchard Elwyn "Dick" Roth, 45, of Clinton died at 11:57 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30, 1961, in the emergency room of Dr. John Wamer Hospital.

Roth was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and was owner and operator of Dick Roth Services. .

He WIl5 born Aug. 26, 1936, in ChIcago, the son of Lowell and Maxine Bowllng Roth. He married Marilyn Thoms June 2, 1958, In Clinton.

SlII'Viving are his wife; a lIOn, Richard Jr. , at h(ll]lf!; his father, at ClInton; hilI-mother, Phoenil:, Ariz.; and two afstt!rs, Shirley Wallace, Shennan, Texas, and 8eradeUe Aranda, A1buquerque, N.M.

His funeral will be at 1:30 p,m, Wednesday at Pullen-Boos Chapel, with Henry McFadden officiating, Burial will be In Memorial Park Cemetery.

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

Daniel Kostomay FAIRFIELD, Ohio - Daniel

Kostomay, 46, of Fairfield, Ohio died at 11 a.m. Saturday at his home of an apparent heart at­tack. Funeral and burial wlll be in Fairfield Wednesday.

He was born July 18, 1935 in Biocmlngton the son of August and Martha Simon Kostomay. He married Connie Bokeno Ocl 19, 1963 in Fairfield. She survives. Also surviving are three children

home; his mother MartI:Ja of IJlow lit Uncoln; lUkla step alIJter Mary lower, I Ann Moore, Girard, Ill. mostly

Mr. Kostomay was a graduate recefpta of Uncoln HIgh Sehool,-.lJncoln gilta; H .CoUege, and the University of ea:tb 51 lIllnoilJ, with 8 B.s. degree in 110.54).61.( mechanical ' engineering, He ~~~ ~ played with the legion band "'6"" while In Uncoln. He was em- 49,0().60,f

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Helen B. Kelsey of 7fY1 Sycamore, Atlanta, has arrived for duty at Fuerth, West Gennany.

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