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rnntar rijili, niminilnglon, March 4, GRAND OLD MAN CENTRAL ILLINOIS DEATHS LlU. COQOiTOS Arthur P. Smith MOftTON -PNS- Arthur F. Smith. M.

of Ft 5. Ki-1 Peoria. Otto Krause Dies at 86; Mixed Concrete, Poetry nrinnnnnn was mimed to J.Jin Davidson, 0V 'June 23, IK at Somerset, lie d.ed rly vverner Aug. lit 13. CUSTOM ipN.su.

Mrs. Floy Surv iving are a daughter. M. -V fmierly of Carmen. Mmme I lower.

Motion; a on 1d'rl l- m. Tues.iay at Halhn Davkivm. Davenport, Iowa; Home, i three steis, Mrs. Pearl She was taken to the HerinKton i.Mi-s. Howard Todd.

Mrs. Sarah Funeral Home ami then to the Haker. Somerset; four Rrandi hil-' Melkir Funeral Home at and a great jrrarvk hild. Two huivt, for funeral and burial. died at Methodist Hospital at Peoria 2 a.

m. Tuesday, lit had jtx-en In failing health the past two Rv TOM fil llltRM nil in, in died Wi nioonilnctun because an was here. A linos- I lli Mneral will be p. Friday at the laid i Mortuary. with the Ilev.

UmKf as milch rwirh. of tlie Hamilton He was a man of teivsts. loving flow era hititlw rs ajxl five aistrrs pre.vdcd She was horn May 4, lss'i. In She was I If ar Mferiitc frwaa Ik airmtMSng a4 tortwoiMl pttmm Artkrtlia, KneMa(in, NpurilK, and I.nmbairo, kx-e ks Be kpt Nl AL, Ike wixinal Salkylatl'alMi therapy formula riea KKAL remit. THmmih! doctora kava prpwribed Ihia Mmiiral far.

iUl. TYim nrimtiaW clnie-trted for a la orka internally Kel rrttev Inrlnstta past f(rr awd rvlue wrlling. ntain namfnl Strnca. nM-kaixt foranai. Wky imttrr wppdlemly wkrsi leanest f-loriowa rrtw cm teaaapd wHk M'SAL Mediralle pewvpw.

Money Wa At NO FASlUt JsKTUKiTK: Oat KiltUM ATJC PAJM HUJkjr KNOWN. MOOOOOCCOOOOCOWODC-SOOOOOCCOOM her in death. IMiisiana, Mo, Uie daughter of Coldm and Annie Steele Baxter. is poetry, running httlhip. fishing and after retiring from a In various Street Apostolic Christian Church Kardenire.

Fcoru officiating. year ca-j Visitation will benm at i p. Her htishand, Dr. August Werner, pret'eded her in death. Noel W.

Brown I.E HOY tr.NS) Noel W. T1 I reer as a concrete contractor mere are no survivora. Thuixl.iy at the mortuary. ri.iy. Otto K.

Kniuv. who1 ftnm; CTmiifi h.imW tinned and p'ti7. siurunilx-d lo a hart Silim-nt at 81. lie ramp to filomiMKtnn In irx) wild 11 'pfrtinisV In his porM. 1 Ir wen! lo work In a dial mine on West Washin.iii Stm t.

A half rrriliiry lati-r. nftrr turn-Infc to mnrrvtr work. Mr. Kiausr-had huilt "haTf tin sidewalks In His name etched One of his most Interesting eol-j He was horn In Gmten. iiniw ot i eoria, lorrrwrty oi Ie F.oy died at 1:45 p.

m. Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital at Mrs. Rosa Hawls leelions Included two rusty relics 'April 2S. IX).

a on of David and 1 S220 Trade-In Allowance hiwn the f.reat Chntvwwth Train Ijiui a Justice Smith. He married He had been ho.italueJ MASON CITY (TN'S) Mrs. week and in ill health for, Rosa Hawks. a resident of the Wreck of 1SM7. Catherine Unpher June 10, a l-ast August Mr.

Krause showed! at Moline. some time. Christian Care Nursing Home, died His funeral will be at p. m. 7 a.

m. Tuesday. Thursday at Mw Stensel Funeral "er funeral will be at 2 m. Ih.me. with the Rev.

Harrv tvans Thursday at the Hen.lern-Jen- the relics to a r.intiigraph phv Surviving are his wife; seven tngraphcr. They're a iltoon a id sorts, David. Ronald. Wayne. Euan Iron coupling link from tlw gene, Marvin, r-dward, TlKma, SPECIAL CLOSE OUT OF 1953 DELUXE MODELS G-E Yasher-Dryer Combination be in Oak runcrai iiome, wim uie uev.

rrasn. one oi me nation I live seven Joan, i nerta, iofficiatlr.g. Burial will L. L. Jewell officiating.

Ilurinl womi, uuil liaiK lives. Kith'leen, LtmU, Diana, rutrh ia. Onwterv will be in Mason City Cenwiery. 117 17 nuc t. Kmlh.r.

lie was born Sept. 54. at Cluiton. a aon of Frank nd liar- t.J iiunivmi; p.rause nctics i In many of lh m. M'BMITH ror.M niifr yars ii go, Otlo came up lo tlic Funt.isniph with a poem in his pocket "I've hen writing a poem for since I was a whmil boy in Germany." the old ecment worker rxplainrrf.

One the st.w.is went like this: his wife are two a.ma. Otto nd is Holland Bmwu He married Krau E. Market StJ 1 Holland, Nov. 7. 133L from White, Tlnk or Irllow.

Matrhrd I'alrs am tallahle in rolura at do ad-dilloiinl rharge! and Arthur Krause. S. I)1. i ven yean ago, She was Sept. 10, ISTO In Mason County, a daughter of William and Mary Roll Peterson.

She was marrii'd to William Hawks in l.m He died In 19 1 1. Surviving are two sons, Wayne, Hutchinson, Carmi, Mason City; daughter, Mr. IXora Ihriit.iM Mmin fiK tr Otto Krause two daughters. Mis. Selmai Oarbe.

1U1 S. Madison St. and' Surviving are two sons. Lcrry, Camp LaJeuite, N. Donald, two daughters.

Miss Mrs. Davidson MORTON (TN'S) Mrs. Can- Miss Nola Rite, both jLutlicran Church, with the Rev. Herman EUeold officiating. Burl-lal will be in Blixuntngton Cily an.

niu. mil fninns linvkl.vtn, 7X. or 31j Droria; his parents. Mr. N.

Illinois formerly of rt- rTnnk Brown. Le Roy; two Mn. Ray Groth. S. Wilv.n and six grandcluldren.

Mr. Krause n-rved as a member of tlie Trinity Ixilheran Oiurch Board, riie Bmrd for Oiristian Education awl the Benevolent Committee. 1 Cemetery. t)IJ)KST cxu ri.E Mr. and Mrs.

Krause were tlie Hl.mmmgton, died at 2:20 p. Mrs. David Rutlede. Mn. Tuesday at the Morton Nursing Max MJTnl, Muncle, two Home.

She had been in failing hmthers Claude. Detroit. a brother, Earl Peterson, Island; seven grandchilclrcn, 16 great grandctiildrcn. and sux great great grandchildren. She was a member of tlie Ma-aon Qty Batist Oiurch.

Anaheim, Call. "The doors of hell are broken dim a and Salaa hist bis power and crown. The d.mr of Heaven are oea aialn, so we kit sinners ran enter in." Mr. Krause died at 2:43 a. m.

at St. Josejh'i Hospital. He had been ill sevrral months. The family residence Is at 13J0 S. Dunn St.

lie was taken Co the Flinspach-Kurth Memorial Home, where and James, He as a cabinet maker. health rive ycsirs. Her funeral will be at 10 a. m. Thursday at the Ludwig Mortuary, with the Rev.

D. J. Gretiinger officiating. Burial will be in Park olik-st couple on tlie Trinity) Many kn(nl. 00 diun-h roster.

They married In Krause. One of them formerly Blooming ton July 11. 1S05. Mrrtcwited house from Mr. Krause.

Krause, who survives, waa of Otto'i death Wcdnes-former Frnesline Klink. She is he told this story: Kill Cemetery at Bloomington Roy L. White FISHER -(PNS)- The funeral of Roy L. White, 3. of Cham-paicn.

formerly of Fisher, who E. Phillips rONTlAC (TN'S) Mrs. Elia-brth rhillips, 82. of llickavnlle. Otiio.

a former Tike Township irsidiit difd Mond.iy, according Otto h. Krause wa born in "Ten yean ago when we had! Visitation will becin at the mor- Pomcranja, Germany. Feb. 11. 'a baby, my wife and I had a call ruary from 6 to 9 p.

m. Wednes day. inemrs may cau aaer ju a. m. psrpnts WTre and trxm Otto.

He said he was low- Thursdy- I Mrs. Karl Krause. enng the rent S3 because he Funeral fervim will be held, Otto was 16 when he came to knew we needed more money. A 2 p. m.

Friday in Oie Trinity tlie United Slates. He came to grand old fellow." to trd recrivpd by her brother-in-law. R. W. E.

rhiUipa of Ton- She was horn in Somerset, Nov. 23. 18S0, a daughter of James and Lydia Farmer Stewart. She died Sunday at Champaign will be at 10 a. m.

Thursday at the Fisher Church of Christ, with the Rev. George Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Willowbrook Cemetery. He was born Oct. 2.

ISO, at Homer, a son of Samuel and Model DA B23R Slodel WA I5.HI -Regular Trim I or (his Deliivr Fair CI.OSK OIT SPECIAL Maude Hill White. Surviving are three sons, Paul, tiac. Her hmcral was to at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hicksville, Ohio. Slie was born May 9.

1876, In Pike Township, a daughter of John and Hannah Capes Crabb. She attended Pike Township schools and on Jan. 2, 1KB she was married to Lucius C. Phillips. He preceded her In death.

Surviving is a son, Shelby Washington, D. sister, Mrs. i Dora Cornwall, H.immond, Mattoon; Arthur, Champaign; ith Trade-in. Kajpn, wim Hie Air oree in Casa blanca; eight daughters; Mrs. D.

B. Lindsely, Mrs. Ralph Lewis, "XV Give Green Stamps Champaign; Mrs. Kenneth Cun ningham, Mrs. H.

A. Kersey, Mrs. Dale Williams, Fisher: Mrs. Rich a grandson and a great gramison. ard Poskett.

Rantoul: Mrs. Rob- in Several nieces and nephews lively Brainard. Urbuia: Mrs. Carl in the Pontiac aiea. Brocksmith, Paxton; 12 grandchil- jJ LJ APPLIANCE INC, A son, three sisters and twoldren; two brothers, Fern, Glen, brothers preceded her in deatn.

fHONI T-TWS She was a member of the Meth fla N. IAST A OPIN MONDAY odist Church. Champaign; three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Peterron, Champaign; Mrs. L.

C. McJilton, Florida; Mrs. Daisy Pierce, California. Two sons preceded him in death. NIGHTS TILL t.

M. Fill PAKKIN9 ooooooooooooooocoooa SOU Ottavio Valli PEKIN (PNS) Ottavio Valli, GLAMOROUS fil, of 237 N. Thorn crest, Creve Coeur. died at 10:15 a. m.

Tuesday at Pekin Public Hospital. He had been a patient two months. 0 ft His funeral will be at 8:30 a. m. Thursday at Abts Mortuary and at a.

m. at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. NEW FROM ALLSTATE the company founded by Sean Sickness, Accident and The Rosary will be said at 8 m.

Wednesday at the funeral home. He was born March 6, 1898, at Sondernatto, Italy, a son of Domi- nick and Catherine Valli. He came A to the United States and Pekin In 1920. He married Mary Starcevich, Oct. 6.

1934 at Pekin. ospital Insurance Surviving are bis wife; two nieces and two nephews. Five brothers preceded him In death. OF THESE BEAUTIFUL STOLES TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE I 0 Mrs. Helen Grieves PONTIAC -(PNS)- Mrs.

Helen Tanquary Grieves of Tuscon, to protect you against today's Inflated cost of medical care to help replace income you lose because you're sick or hurt to help provide for your family if you're killed in an accident formerly of Porrtiac, died Feb. 25 according to word received at Pon Fi VSSTt ECST PAfifT AREA PtOS-cazgaumon OF uac. IO Rlivi Her funeral was Feb. 27 to Tuc son. 50 She was bom ait Pontiac, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles HERE ARE A FEW OF THE WAYS ALLSTATE'S NEW PLAN COULD FIT YOUR NEEDS: Tanquary. She graduated from Pontiac schools and Northwestern COME IN rJ AND Agister mnoca University. She was married to Harry H. Grieves of La con.

He ELECTRIC FRY-PANS YOU SHOULD HAVE An Allstate coverage that will pay you a monthly, tax free income ao you can provide for your family's living expenaee while you i NOW YOU MAY NOW NAVE An employer or group plan that would pay you only for a few months after accident or aiokness disables you. survives. Mrs. Rosanna Hurst Manufacturer's list price, $23.95) ara diaabled. (Maximum: yeara if totally disabled from PEKIN (PNS) Mrs.

Rosanna aicknees; for life if totally disabled from accident; 6 month Hurst of R. R. 3, Peoria, wife of Henry Hurst, died at 12:20 p. Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital at Peoria.

She was brought to the Abts Mortuary. Arrangements are in DURING JANNEY BEST Painf Glamorama complete. Emil Stahl YOU MAY NOW HAVE A basic hospitalisation plan which may pay you for only few weeks. New Selector Plan lets you choose the exact type and amount of protection that's right for your needs and your budget! Moat families ara not awara how Inflation baa watered down the alue of the policies they now have. Too many take for granted that having "some insurance" or work men's compensation is all the protection they need.

It is a tragic fact that today only 1 family In 10 is financially protected against the ruinous coats of lingering illness or serious accident. Too many people risk going along with what they hare because they asaume that rising costs hare priced adequate eoer-ge beyond their reach. But now Alls tate'a Accident and Sickness Insurance helps yon scire thee problems at a eost yon an afford. WHAT THIS KEW POLICY BRINGS TC3 Hers, in on flexible policy, you will find a broad selection of top-value coverages. You can select exactly the protection yon need to close the gaps in your present insurance at surprisingly little cost.

This sensible plan lets you buy only what you need, without waste or duplication pays in addition to any insurance you may now have. Or if you have no protection, it can be used as a sound basic plan. GRID LEY Emil Stahl, 87, of Gridley died at 8:20 a. m. Wednesday at Mermondte Hospi mmi tal In Bloomington.

limit for partial disability.) You can select the amount of income protection you want up to 400 a month for total disability up to $200 month for partial disability. YOU SHOULD HAVE An A Hat ate coverage tbat will begin paying after your present policy slops, to give you protection against in-hospital expenaee of serious, drawo-out illness or disability that pave 75 of hospital expenaee for sa long aa 2 years for each accident or illness for each member of your family. (Max irnuia payment: $5,000 per person.) Or you can strengthen your basic hospitalisation plan with an Allstate coverage that will pay daily hospital expenses in addition to the protection you now have. YOU SHOULD NAVE An Allatate coverage to help you with the major expenses of doctor, surgeon (including apecialiat) care, nursing costs and many other medical services. He was taken to the Froelich Funeral Home in Gridley.

Funer al arrangements are Incomplete. of Dinner Tickets Available 1 ''iff -'I I i j'f C'-'' I I tj L-Jw. wi i ill i III jU If I GLAMORIZE YOUR HOME! Now during Janney Best's Glamorama sale you can give your home new beauty and save money doing it. one gallon of Janney Best interior paint get the second gallon at price! Janney Best Paints are' finest quality, and carry the Good Housekeeping Seal Reservations for Normal's 13th Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday will be accepted up until p. m.

Thursday, E. B. (Shorty) Allan, Chamber president, an YOU MAY NOW HAVE Insurance with relatively few benefits that pays only a small part of the actual costs of a long, lingering disability. YOU MAY NOW NAVE Savings that could keep your family going for 6 months or a year if you were tilled in an accident. nounced Wednesday.

A total of GALLON 500 tickets will be available for GALLON the dinner meeting of which 375 Whit Whita- YOU SHOULD HAVE An Allatate coverage that pays $15,000 cash if you are killed in practically any type of accident. Pays in addition to any other payments made by this policy. BUY 2ND CAN THIS PRICE BUY FJRST CAN THIS FE1CE i OHART QUART have been sold. Heber Ladner, secretary of state of Uie State of Mississippi, will speak at the 6:30 p. m.

dinner at ISNU's Student Undon. Tickets may be purchased from members of the Normal Chamber or at the Chamber of Commerce office, 119 North St. Wail Whit COLORS SLIGHTLY HIGHER I S. Ill itiif tnmmMttfVL lit miMtl mm It's human nature to put it off but don't. The average man is disabled 17 timet during his lifetime.

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