Woodford County Journal from Eureka, Illinois • 5

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. The Woodfoad County Journal Thursday, November 29, 1966 Court News and Mrs. Charles Hlnnen were Marriage LicenMA ecor Loren D. Zimmerman, Metamora and Donna Jean Byerley, Peoria. KULL WILL PROBATED AH property of the late Herman KuD, who died Oct.

30, la left to his widow, Ida Mae Kull of Washburn, according to his will admitted to probate Nov. 26. Upon her refusal to act as executor, a son, Billy Rayman Kull of Wash-burn, was named executor with bond fixed at 120,000. Arthur Vis-serlng, Carl Gerdes and Leo Pomeranke were approved Merlon Gene Dornbush, Rutland and Mrs. Lawrence Nichols and Mr.

and Mrs. Daryl Nichols and daughter, Rosa all of Congervllle. Mr. and Mrs. Theo toller have received word that their son, Russell W.

Stoller, is stationed In Guam. If anyone would care to write to Russell his address is, Russell W. Stoller-H 489-45-73 U.S.N.H. Navy 926-Box 233- F.P.O. San Francisco, Calif.

and Monica Eileen Blan, Minonk Lewis Wall and 'Gladys Wendell both of Bloomington. Estates METHODIST CHURCH L. P. Flynn, Minister Charles Hlnnen, Sunday School Superintendent Sunday school 9:45, with classes well graded in material and ages. Attendance in Sunday school has been well over 100 for several weeks.

Your support is appreciated and as we enter the holy season of Christmas and hear again the blessed story of Christs' birth we hope you will continue your attendance in both Sunday school and the worship service at 11 a.m. Worship service attendance has also been well over the 100 mark for some time. W.S.C.S. meeting 7:30 p.m. Dec.

6. Bazaar Friday, Dec. 7. Mrs. Hugh Lott in charge of tickets for chicken supper Bazaar opens at 11 a.m.

Serving of supper begins at 5:30 p.m. Ticket prices $1.00 for Emma Losch. Hearing on final report. Proof of nodes of hearing. Due notice found to have been given.

Report approved. Distribu tion ordered. Benedict Bolander. Final report npproved. Estate closed.

Dick Geiken Leaves $48,642 Estate The estate of Dick Geiken, who died Dec. 2, 1955, Is valued at (48.642.28, the inheritance tax return shows. The property includes a farm in Greene township appraised at 450 per acre for a total value of $38,700. Inheriting one-seventh of the estate or J6948.90 each are Harm J. Geiken of Benson, a brother, Kate Geiken and Christine Peterson of Benson, and TiWe DeHart, Crescent City, all sisters.

CHILDREN of John A. Geiken, a deceased brother, who inherit 1-21 share or $2316.30 each are Beulah V. Bennett of Aurora, Leota D. Laffins of Shawnee, and Gwendolyn L. Phillips of Morton.

Their tax is $108.98 each. Children of Jacob Geiken, also a deceased brother, who inherit 1-28 shares of $1737.22 each are Lloyd Geiken and Jacob Fred Geiken, R. 5, Burlington, Betty Ann Brummet Lincoln; Lois E. Lambourn, Aurora. Tax due from each is $74.23.

Harlan G. Johnson of Washington, a son of Sena Johnson, deceased sister, receives $6948.90, or a l-7th share. His tax is $386.93. Siebert Estate Totals $52,114 A net estate of $52,114.26 was left by Friedrlch Slebert of Montgomery township, who died April 15, according to the Inheritance tax return set for hearing in county court Dec. 10.

The widow, Anna Slebert of Congerville, who inherits all personal property and life estate in all real estate, receives $15,077.36. Eleven children who inherit $3366.97 each are Henry Siebert of Hudson, Frederick of Peoria Walter, Reinhold, Honnas all of Congerville, Hilda Book of Bloomington, Anna Slebert of Peoria, Clara Burr of East Peoria, Irene Springer, R. 2, Bloomington, Mina Martino and Betty Stephens of Congerville. Share In $73,452 Winkler Estate Farmland in Woodford, Lee and McLean county valued at $59,317 is included in a $73,432 estate listed in the inheritance tax return of Wallace Winkler of Metamora. Mr.

Winkler died July 20 leaving his property to a sister Christine Winkler of Metamora, and two brothers Sidney Winkler of Chenoa and Elmer E. Winkler of Meta- Elmer R. Schlrer. Hearing on heirship. Certificate of evidence as to heirship signed and filed.

Heir TWIN STEPS STOOL KITCHEN STEP-STOOL WITH STEPS ON BOTH SIDES Completely SAFE. No Mis-steps arc possible on this 21 inch steel kitchen Step Stool Red, Yellow, Black, Green each $4.50 Mrs. Francis- Fry has been a patient at the. Eureka. hospital for several days.

She has been 111 with a virus vs'- Miss 'fcllgchla MegltrWi came, home fronTf the'; Eureka hospital Monday where she has been. Patent for about two weeks with, a heart 1 Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glngerich was her mother, Mrs. Mary Hexamer and Mr.

and Mrs. John Wingstern of Eureka. Mrs. Hexamer accompanied them home to spend several days. Mr.

Lon Treece was a Thanksgiving Day guest at the home his grandson and wife, Mr. an' Mrs. Ray Crump in Danvers. Mrs. Reba Armstrong of Hensy, her daughter and family, the Brady Kimbles of Akron, Ohio, visited relatives here Friday afternoon.

Edwin Dammaro of Twin Falls, Idaho, was seriously injured ini a car accident at Rupert, Idaho, Saturday. He is in a Rubert hospital according to a telegram received by his relatives in Secor. Delmer Wessel spent four days visiting one of his war buddies, adults, 75 cents for children. Choirs are hard work on the Christmas program which will be presented the evening of Dec. 23.

The Bible Study and discussion group will meet Sunday evening, November 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the church basement. ship determined. Grace D. Mitchell.

Inheritance tax report presented. Hearing set for Dec. 3, 1956, at 10 a.m. Ordered 10 day notice by U. S.

Mail. Carrie D. Walte. Hearing on inheritance tax return. Proof of notice of hearing.

Due notice found to have been given. Return approved. Tax fixed. Anna K. Russell.

Hearing on final report. Proof of notice of hearing in accordance with order of Court. Due notice found to have been given. Final report approved. Distribution carried out as set forth in said report.

Estate declared fully settled. Executor ordered discharged. Hugh B. Lott. Inventory of surviving partner presented and approved.

Proof of notice of claim mora. Each inherits $24,477.43, with tax of $289.55 due on each share. TteuTriHB who served with him in Japaft. His home is in Louisville Ky. The Martha's Aid Society of St day.

Due notice found to have been given. John's Lutheran church will meet at the Parish hall Wednesday, The Ladies Aid meets all diy Thursday at the Parish hall with potluck diner. The Men's club of the Lutheran chnrch meets at the Parish hall Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Whi taker were guests at the home of the)r daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ridder at Thanksgiving dinner guests at ''iMVvV AT WITTMER APPLIANCE the Orlan Shaw home were M)r.

and Mrs. Walter Shaw of Prairie Du Rocher, Mr. and Mrs. Laron Daniel Dean. Inventory presented and approved.

Statement of condition of decedents estate presented and approved, showing a deficit of $13,898.91. Petition for Bale of real estate to pay debt at private sale. Written entry of appearance of all parties in interest on file. Order said defendent to file answer on or before Nov. 29, 1956.

Christena Bauman. Inventory presented and approved. Tilman S. McKinley. Objections to claim of William E.

Froelich Jr. on file. Louisa Bolander. Hearing on heirship. Certificate of evidence as to heirship signed and filed.

Heirship determined. Hortense E. Ferrell. Inventory presented and approved. Jacob Reichhuber.

Proof of notice of claim day. Due notice found to have been given. Mary Winton Pulley. Proof of claim day. Dick Geiken.

Petition to sell personal property at private sale, hearing. Prayer granted. Louisa Gerber. Proof of claim day. Charles Koch.

Proof of notice of claim day. Shaw of Joliet, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Shaw, Peoria and Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shaw of El Paso. i Fashion -Fresh from Frigidaire The All-New, Brand-New Sheer Look! Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Wilson Benson were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sparks and family and Mr. arid Mrs. J.

B. Kiddy of Secor. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon R.

Shurtz are the parents of a 7 pound baby girl born at the Methodist hospital Peoria, Thursday evening. I iimiiin mi Tl Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Moberley and family of Bloomington were Thurs day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ezra Moberley. John E. Meils. Inventory pre sented and approved. John E.

Janssen. Inventory pre sented and approved. Petition for Mr. and Mrs. Emo Folkers were Thanksgiving day guests at the home of her brother and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Reich at Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Porth entertained Thursday with a thanksgiving dinner.

All of their children and families in Illinois were present. Mrs. Lilian Sparks was a Thanksgiving day dinner guest at the home of her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks of Gridley.

There were twenty guests present. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer were dinner guests at the home of their I CLOSEOUT I SALE ON 1956 MODELS authority to assign certain securities. Prayer granted.

Alfred P. Ioerger. Hearing on petition, will and heirship. Proof of notice of hearing. Due notice found to have been given.

Certifi-, cate of evidence as to heirship signed and filed. Heirship determined. Will admitted to probate. Edmond A. Ioerger, Edmond P.

Ioerger and Helen Mannlnga appointed executors. Bond fixed at 510,000.00. Ordered letters to issue. Almuth Von Behren. Inventory presented and approved.

Petition for authority to liquidate U. S. bonds. Hearing. Prayer granted.

Ulrich Lutjens. Petition for authority to liquidate U. S. Bonds. Hearing.

Prayer granted. Petition daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wright, at Washington.

Mr. and Mrs. William Meginnes were dinner guests at the home of their daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Troyer at Eureka Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Diener gave a Thanksgiving dinner to relatives for authority to sell ceroncate oi stock. Hearing. Prayer granted. Real Estate Transfers William A.

Volz et al to Dale Lee Paterson. pt. NE sec 7, twp 26N, R2E. Jacob Dubois et al to Pearl C. Dubois lot 1 of SE NEK sec 24 T27N.R3W.

Fred C. Schaab et al to Levi H. York et al lots 7 and 14 in blk. 7 and friends. There were 23 present for the meal.

Mrs. Frank Rarick received word that her husband had landed safely in Germany Thanksgiving. Guy Armstrong and son, Paul, were Peoria callers Monday evening. Mr. an Mrs.

Eugene Heller and family spent Thursday evening at the home of her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. John Maleom at hr iwt Qmtil Umt OmtmtMim, IIM America's Most Striking Line of Appliances! NEWI NOW On Display I The stunning array of all-new, brand-new 1957 Frigidaire appliances crisp, clean, clearcolorful, gorgeous pacemakers styled by General Motors with the Sheer Look! of Spring Day. Delmar Kennell et al to KODeri -m. B.

LaCock et al lots 3 ana iu n. lot 2 of Urich's sub of outlet 2 of Jones 2nd add to Eureka. Isabel E. Davis to Theodore R. I The "Handiest" Refrigerators In History-with Davis St lots and of Al Con-bury Sub.

in SEM SE sec 24 T27N R4W. Exclusive New Ice-Ejector Plenty of Cubes In Frosty-Dry, Ready -To-Use Storage Aluminum Roll-to-You Shelves, Bottle Shelves and huge Porcelain Hydrators New Plan-. A-Door Storage that shifts to fit your needs! SPECIAL '56 MODEL MUST GO! Mable C. Tomb et al to Elmer Grusy EH NWK sec. 1 and 14 A in NE corner of SW sec 1 all In T26N R2W.

Yes! We're clearing away every '56 model we have on hand I The "Thinkingest" Of All Electric Ranges Elmer Ginzel et al to Frederick Fischer et al 150 ft. and 12 ft of 148 ft. of lot 11 being pt. Sam Hartter subdivision. with French Doors that roll your roast to you.

Rotisserie "Thinking Panel" -with Automatic Cook- Master Control Watchless Cooking where food is not allowed to burn! Elizabeth Benya et al to Louis at terrific savings to you! Ask about trade-ins on your old appliances! I We're clearing the decks for 57 models! All 1956 models going at rock-bottom prices Each and every one "packing case" new and perfect I Snap up these beauties while they last- There are only a few, so come early! Make a note Grab your coat And come on down! Ernst et al lot 4 in NE sec 7 27N R2W. I The "Savingeet" Washers that clean your clothes A belated birthday and Thanks better, safer while saving up to 1800 gallons of hot water a year! SEE! OEEI The Frigidaire Oheer Look I giving dinner we held at the O. M. Troyer home in honor of jar, Troyer, Sunday. Those- attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Claud" Troyer of Mlnier, Mr. and Mrs Richard Troyer of Minler, Mr. and Mrs. William Schabmire o.

Blooming- HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ALL-NEW 1957 FRIGIDAIRE SHEER LOOK ton, Mr. and Mrs Tom race of stoitnn. Mr. and Mrs. John Troyer of Chestnut Mr.

and Mrs. Dave MEN'S SET 2'00 A gift that part a cnapltnent dM vdl-gflooaaed mao: tootUrg, coouns, DM frit After Saavs Lotloa aai data, fnsh Old Spies CokM to lets Sii kip-aotch grooming. 'EUREKA PHARMACY Klnsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M.

Trover Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Troyer, and Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Troyer an of Eureka. Mr. Jacob Hlnnen and Mr. Wendell Hlnnen were Thursday mrvnsf goeftS Of MX. SKI UTS.

Charles Hlnnen..