I Gym Accident Sets Mary Westray Fire at Chenoa High Clinton Queen CHENOA (PNS) There was no flame and damage was only slight from a fire at the Chenoa High School gymnasium about 4 p.m. Friday. A light bulb in the gym ceiling was hit by a ball and pushed against the ceiling, setting it on fire. The ceiling was charred. Since school was out, there were no pupils in the classrooms at the time of the fire.
Pantagraph, Bloomington, October-10, 1964. 6 I Fire Leads to Death Of Chenoa Man CHENOA (PNS) Orville Louis Ehrhardt, 58, a farmer near Chenoa, died of an apparent heart attack in the barnyard of the William Harrison farm two miles east and three miles south of Chenoa at 12:10 p.m. Friday. Mr. Ehrhardt was driving his tractor and cornpicker down the road when it caught fire.
He was running on the way to get help when he fell and died almost immediately. The fire was caused by a short in the battery cable in the tractor. Both it and the cornpicker were on fire. Damage was confined to the wiring and the finish, Chenoa Fire Chief Clyde Boles said. Funeral Sunday Mr.
Ehrhardt's funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church, the Rev. William Ufkes officiating. Burial will be in the Chenoa Cemetery. Visitation begins at 4 p.m.
today at the Pils Memorial Home. He was born April 15, 1906, at Chenoa, a son of Dennis F. and Dora Seeman Ehrhardt. He married Bernadine Hanes at Weston Dec. 1926.
Surviving are his wife; his mother, Chenoa; a daughter, William Lindsay, La Crosse, a son, Roger, Chenoa: a brother, Ervin, Arcadia, seven grandchil- dren. Father Deceased His father preceded him in death. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. He had farmed near Chenoa all his active life. The family suggests that anyone wishing to make tangible expression of sympathy contribute to the Trinity Lutheran building fund.
Odell Man Bears Brunt Of Accident PONTIAC (PNS) It was the driver of the car who got the ticket as well as the injury in a collision between his vehicle and a truck. The car was demolished. There was $900 estimated damage to the truck. The aggrieved party to all this, now a patient at St. James Hospital, is Ernest Donovan, 45, of R.R.
1, Odell. The accident occurred at 8:45 p.m. Thursday on U.S. 66. at the Cities Service truck, stop about a half mile north of Pontiac.
State Trooper James Phillips reported that William Bradshaw, 39, of Louisiana, pulled his truck into U.S. 66 from the truck stop and was getting ready to head south. Mr. Donovan, headed south, hit the the tandem wheels of the truck tractor. His car went into the median, rolled over and came to rest on the bank of the median.
Trooper Phillips gave Mr. ovan a ticket for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Mr. Donovan was in good condition Friday night at St. James Hospital.
Accident Injures Four Waukeganites LINCOLN (PNS) Four persons were injured in an automobile accident at the junction of U.S. 136 and Ill. 29 west of San Jose at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Melvin Siegfried, 36, his wife Lona, 26; daughter Victoria, 6, son David, 11 months, all of Waukegan, sustained minor injuries.
They were treated and released at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Coffee Day Set By Service Club GRIDLEY (PNS) Community Service Club will hold its annual coffee day Friday in the former Family Shop location on Center Street. Serving will start at 9 a.m. and the menu will be barbecue and made tuna pie, fish sweet sandwiches, rolls and fee. ARMINGTON Mrs.
Ella Pratt of Syracuse, N.Y., Tuesday was visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Wannie Stroud. Mrs. Pratt was called here by the death and funeral of her brother, Andrew Burleson, of Atlanta. Otto and Hugh McWhorter of Rolla, and Jona and Earl Adams of St.
James, nephews of Mr. Burleson, also were called here due to his death. They returned to their homes Tuesday after visiting Mrs. Wannie Stroud. NEW HOLLAND Bill Snider, son of the Elvis Sniders, entered Memorial Hospital in Springfield Monday.
Central Illinois Deaths Jesse M. Darling EUREKA (PNS) Jesse M. Darling, 78, a retired carpenter, of 103 N. Liberty, died at 11:05 a.m. Friday at the Eureka Hossix days.
pital. fie had been a patient His funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Otto and Argo Funeral Home, the Rev. James McMillan officiating. Burial will be in the Roanoke Cemetery.
Visitation begins at 3 p.m. today. He 1 was born 1 Dec. 26, 1885, at Roanoke, a son of Alfred and Emily Barney Darling. He married Anna Small Feb.
2, 1914, at Roanoke. She died in 1957. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Roger Sullivan, Eureka; two grandchildren and three great-grandsons. He was the last of a family of 13.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church, the "Modern Woodmen, Local 524, United Brotherhood of Carpenters. Mr. Darling for about 10 years had a hobby of clowning at state fairs, centennials and festivals. He was known as the Klown Kop. In his early years he operated a Ford agency at Roanoke and in 1907 he built his own automobile, still registered in Springfield, known as The Darling.
Mrs. Addie Page PONTIAC (PNS) Mrs. Daisy Adeline (Addie) Page, 90, of 718 N. Main, died at 9:10 p.m. Thursday at St.
James Hospital. She had been seriously ill one week. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Behrendt Funeral Home, the Rev. Crawford Harmon officiating.
Burial will be in South Side Cemetery. Visitation begins at 4 p.m. today. She was born Dec. 23, 1873, in Pontiac, a daughter of Walter and Sarah Springer Hart.
She worked as a stitcher at the A. M. Legg Shoe Co. and at the Fashion-Bilt Shoe Co. until her retirement in 1951.
She was a married to Charles Page Feb. 19, 1894. He preceded her in death. Surviving are eight grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren. Three sons, a daughter, two brothers, a sister, a grandchild and a great-grandchild preceded her in death.
She was a member of the First Christian Church. The family suggests that tangible expressions of sympathy be in the form of contributions to St. James Hospital. Albert Logue CLINTON (PNS) Albert Logue, 46, an Illinois Central Railroad employe at Chicago, formerly of Clinton, was found dead in bed by his wife at 1 a.m. Thursday.
His funeral and burial will be Saturday morning in Chicago. Surviving are his wife, June; a brother, Estel, Clinton; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Anders, Chicago; his mother, Mrs. Thomas Barker, Newton. Born and reared in Clinton, he left here about 20 years ago for Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Welsh COOKSVILLE (PNS) Mrs. Fred Welsh, 66, of Glendale, a former resident of Cooksville, died Sept. 18 there after a lingering illness. Her funeral and burial were there.
She was born April 5, 1898, in Cooksville, a daughter of James and Ellen Golden Wilson. She was married to Fred Welsh June 9, 1946. Survivors are her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Edith Kammann, Burbank, a brother, Lawrence Wilson, Streator, a grandson. Mrs.
Mollie Curtis tonight STANFORD Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ewing Friday were visiting at the home of their son and his family, Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Ewing, Lawrence at Ithaca, N.Y.
retired STANFORD Chloe Florence Chilton Dec. 24, 1907, at Mount Vernon. Surviving are his wife; four sons, Everett, Clinton; Orville, Decatur; Garland, Long Island, Carroll, Weldon; a daugh-; ter, Mrs. Opal Cole, Chicago; seven brothers, Troy, Nelson and Earl, all of Opdyke; Walter, Clarence and Fay, of Mount Vernon; Rufus, Villa Grove; a sister, Mrs. Flossie Scott, Mount Vernon; 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Mr. Gowler was a member of the Shiloh Baptist Church in Nokomis. He had been a lifelong resident of the Farmer City Weldon area. Bloomington Normal Deaths Mrs. Anna M.
Johnson Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Marie Johnson, 76, of 1501 N. Calhoun, who died Thursday in a Peoria hospital, will be at 8:30 a.m. Monday at the Stamper Memorial Home and at 9 a.m. in St.
Mary's Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the memorial home after 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Recitation of the Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Memorial Home. She was born Jan. 30, 1888, in Bloomington, a daughter of John and Florendine Kaminski Koschmidder. She was married April 22, 1914 to James Johnson in Bloomington.
A niece, Mrs. Margaret Sheava of 1501 N. Calhoun and one grand-niece survive. Her husband, a brother two sisters preceded her in death." She was a member of St. Mary's Church and St.
Ann's Society. Dr. Priestley To Speak At Wesleyan Dr. S. E.
Gerard Priestley, British historian, lecturer and world traveler, will make his second appearance in the Twin Cities days with a speech at a special history and political science convocation at Illinois Wesleyan University's Memorial Center at 3 p.m. Monday. His topic will be "Asia and the West," an analysis of aspirations and anxieties of the emerging nations of Asia and their changing relationship to the West. The convocation is open to the public. Mr.
Priestley's first appearance in the Twin Cities came Thursday night at Illinois State University. Methodist Dinner Oct. 25 DEER CREEK Chester Allen, president of the Methodist Men of the Methodist Church, has announced committee chairmen for the Oct. 25 annual turkey dinner. Mr.
Allen is the general chairman; Leslie Warman, is in charge of tickets; Paul Mayne, dining room; Emil Wurmnest, kitchen. Family style serving will be 5-6 and 7 p.m. Proceeds from the dinner will go toward repairs in the church and parsonage. Howlett To Visit At Lincoln Home LINCOLN (PNS) Mr. and Mrs.
William Bennis of 137 Tenth invited firends to meet Michael J. Howlett, Democratic candidate for re-election as state auditor, at their home between 5 and 7 p.m. Sunday. Bazaar Date Set WAYNESVILLE (PNS)- The WSCS of the Methodist Church has set Thursday, Nov. 12, as the date for their annual bazaar and smorgasbord.
COURT NOTES LOGAN COUNTY MAGISTRATE Heard by Francis H. Myrick George Rethinger, 17, of Lincoln, found indecent exposure, placed on probation for one year under $1,000 bond and ordered to pay $35.30 court costs. James R. Warren, 30, of Springfield, fined $60 and costs for driving 102 mph in a 70 mph zone. John H.
Greenaway, 20, of Shrewsburg, fined $50 and possession of intoxicating liquor. MASON COUNTY Magistrate William Fletcher of Easton fined for failure to yield right-of-way; Robert Burgett Havana, fined $20 for to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Hospital Notes For the benefit of patients, ington-Normal hospitals use the lowing controls for visitors: Hours from 2 until p.m. and from 1 until 8:30 p.m.; no children under 12 years of age; not more than two visitors at the same time. MENNONITE Admitted Mrs.
William Ewing, 408 E. Jackson William Adams. E. Front Mrs. Delbert Green, Pontiac John Ogden, 1309 Stephens Drive, Normal Harry Paulsell, Mackinaw Mrs.
Luther Porter Jr. El Paso Dismissed Richard Lane, Clinton Louis Savage, Hudson Harry Wick, Morton Rudolph Besmer, Chenoa Mrs. Ralph Heffernan. 2107 E. Jackson George Jacobs, 524 S.
Kreitzer Mrs. Rupert Reeder, Congerville Mrs. Otto Shoultz, Stanford Lyle Benedict, Gridley Eddie Craft, 407 Beecher Randy Short, 906 S. Center Clem Kreitzer, Anchor Verna Leka, Buffalo Larry Bertsche, Flanagan Arbogast, El Paso Mrs. Richard Mishier and baby girl, 414 W.
Vernon, Normal Mrs. Charles McGuire and baby boy, 1208 Greenlawn Drive BROKAW Admitted Mrs. Robert Murrell, W. Market Miss Agnes Huth, 608 E. Monroe Edward A.
Garber, 1103 N. Clinton Henry C. Koopman, Flanagan Ernest L. Baldwin, 804 N. McLean Miss Michell Miller, 1510 Franklin Mrs.
Charles Doyle, 13 Brian Drive Mrs. Frances Sylvester, 1105 E. Taylor Dismissed Mrs. James Ball and baby boy, Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Mrs.
Larry Walden, Le Roy Albert Granossee, 408 E. Ash, Normal Mrs Burton Nevius and baby boy, 1609 lowa Clark E. hom*oly, 206 Normal Normal Mrs. Marvin Thomas and baby girl, 1402 W. Oakland R.
Hogan, Hinsdale Miss Tammy Deeds, 512 E. Chestnut ST. Admitted Stephen Harris, 1602 Aurora Way, Normal Friedhaim, Forrest Prances Strange, 1208 W. Mulberry Lorin Siron, 1202 N. McLean Mrs.
Betty Kenel, 903 Birchwood Ernest Klink, 302 Stillwell Mrs. Marilyn Henrietta Nally, Blakeman, Le Roy Hudson Miss Jennifer Mapel, 216 Imperial Drive Mrs. Avern Thomas, R.R. 1, Normal Dismissed Mrs. Roberta Huff, Pontiac Ernest Klink, 302 Stillwell Terry Heck, Shirley Mrs.
Agnes Fleming, 512 Grove Mrs. Anna Eggenberger, Emington Win Steve Friedhaim, Forrest Tammy Sage, 308 E. Baker Miss Mary Veach, 507 W. Kelsey Hattie Pate, 916 E. Walnut Bernice Sullivan, 1208 W.
Mill Steven Thacker, Danvers Betty Lou Anheier, E. Taylor Miss Norma Johnson, 701 W. Front ST. JAMES Pontiac Admitted Donovan, Odell Robert Greenman, Odell Mrs. Karl Knoll, Pontiac Robert Langhoff, Pontiac Charles Schieler Pontiac Miss Ann Stahler, Odell Dismissed Mrs.
Paul Bartley and baby girl, Cornell Mrs. Kennard Drayton and baby girl, Pontiac Robert Greenman, Odell Arnold Kepplinger, Dwight Miss Jo Anne Sullivan, Cornell Mrs. Robert Welch and baby boy, Minonk JOHN WARNER Clinton Admitted Mrs. Perna McCubbin, Clinton Mrs. Rosemma McClure, Clinton Mrs.
Pheta Roberts, Clinton Walter Torbert, Dewitt Dismissed Paul Adams, Clinton Mrs. James Perring and baby boy, Clinton Mrs. Charles Peaco*ck and baby girl, Kenney MASON DISTRICT Havana Admitted James Crompton, Havana Henry Cox, Havana Judith Fredrich, Havana Wilcoxen, Havana Ona Yetter, Havana Dismissed Maud W. Barker, Havana Burdice Cozart, Havana Mary Jo Crenshaw and baby girl, Havana GIBSON COMMUNITY Gibson City Admitted Frank Netherton, Melvin James Rhoads, Fisher Dismissed Donald Craig, Elliott Mrs. Louise Hamilton, Bellflower FAIRBURY Admitted Dawn Kietzman, Roberts Donald Rabe, Fairbury Robert Hammer, Fairbury Jerry Hahn, Cullom Dismissed Mrs.
Lydia Huber, Fairbury Mrs. William Woodard and baby boy, Fairbury Greenwell and baby boy, Mrs. Francis Anderson and baby boy, Forrest Carol McDonald, Chatsworth Ernestine Schrof, Forrest Eric Steidinger, Fairbury Robert Mack, Fairbury James Stephenson, Colfax ST. MARY'S Streator Admitted Jeffery McGuire, Rutland John Fechter, Flanagan Richard E. Salvator, Cornell Coons, Dana.
Dismissed Mrs. Edward Barr, Minonk ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL Lincoln Admitted Harley Claybourn, Lincoln Mrs. Edna Hollman, Lincoln Daniel Hurley, Lincoln Merle Lee Ketcham, Lincoln Frances Richner, Lincoln Jennie Ann Sarver, Lincoln Ronald Still, Lincoln Laura Ann Swearingen, Lincoln William Anderson, Lake Fork Chester Clark, Lake Fork Mrs. Mariorie Dickmeier, Clinton Martin Gleason Middletown William Hauffe, Decatur Dismissed David Busking, Lincoln Brynne Griggas, Lincoln Mrs. Tom Loeffelholz, and baby girl, Lincoln Mrs.
Andrew Schahl, Lincoln Mrs. Roscoe Edwards, McLean Mrs. Samuel Smith, McLean John H. Tendick, Mount Pulaski Kennifer Kiesling, Mason City Local Collision Injures Drivers Mrs. Theresa L.
Ross, 58, of 417 N. Main, was in' good condition Friday night at St. Joseph's Hospital following an early evening two-car crash at Market and Madison. Police said Mrs. Ross was traveling east on Market about 5:50 p.m.
when her car struck the auto of Ronald E. Smith, 28, of rural El Paso, broadside as he was driving north on Madison. Mr. Smith complained of an eye injury but refused assistance, according to police. Smith was cited for failing to observe a stop sign.
Marriage Licenses LINCOLN (PNS)-John T. Coombs. Lincoin, and Carol S. Gee, Mount Pulaski; Gilbert Leroy Nell and June Carol Johnston, both Lincoln; Gary E. Wampler, Peoria, and Sandra Kay Lercher, Lincoln.
HAVANA (PNS)-Douglas E. Ralston and Corabel Gilmore, both Cleveland, Ohio; Larry I. Munsch, Bath, and Scheila R. Pelton, Bath; John R. Lawson, Galesburg, and Mariorie Moore, Abingdon.
SAN JOSE Harry Webb of Sunday after a Mrs. left Kansas, 12-day visit with her son and the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Webb and family. Shutdowns to Play For Conservatives PONTIAC The Shutdowns, an area high school combo, will play for tonight's dance being sponsored by the Livingston County Young Conservatives for Goldwater.
The dance, first social event to be held by the new youth organization, will be from 8 to 11 p.m. in Central School nasium. CLINTON (PNS) Mary Westray, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Kenneth Westray, was crowned queen of Clinton Community High School homecoming between halves of Clinton University High ball game here Friday night. Miss Westray will reign at the homecoming dance in.
the school gymnasium tonight. She was presented with her crown by the 1963 queen, Ann Holland lof Kenney. Division Kresge Company SATURDAY ONLY 10 A.M. 10 P.M. FINAL REDUCTION SALE Woman's Club Topic Tuesday HARTSBURG (PNS) The Woman's Club topic for its next meeting will be "Problems Facing the Citizens of Today." Mrs.
J. R. McMath will be chairman when the program group meets at 2 Mrs. p.m. Tuesday Wurth the home of Leo at Lincoln.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Orville McMath, Mrs. J. R. McMath and Mrs.
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66 and ILL. NO. 9 Northwest LINCOLN (PNS) The funeral for Mrs. Mollie Curtis, 91, who died at 8:47 p.m. Thursday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, will be at 1 p.m.
Monday at Lincoln Hill Free Methodist Church, the Rev. C. H. Coates of Decatur officiating. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery, Decatur.
Visitation will begin tonight at Holland and Barry Funeral Home. Lawrence Gowler WELDON (PNS) Lawrence Everett Gowler, 77, a retired farmer, formerly of Farmer CITY, died at 11:45 a.m. Friday at the Kirby Hospital, Monticello. He had been ill two years. His funeral will be at the Stensel Funeral Home in Farmer City at 2 p.m.
Monday, the Rev. Fred Harrold officiating. Burial will be in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Farmer City. Visitation begins Sunday afternoon. He was born Oct.
25, 1886, a son of Prince Albert and Cora Davis Gowler. He married.
