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Ten Pantagraph, Bloomlngton, Dec. 20, 1957. CENTRAL ILLINOIS DEATHS OPEN TONIGHT catur-Macon County Hospital in 0 3i3J 3 If UNPAINTED CHEST i 204 Broadway ft mi ijnniiji! jiwuh iim i iiiiimii iimi iiiiiiiii iifrjuj iijrtr iitniirwiwin rj Avi; Iff- sister and a half brother preceded her in death. She was a member of the Eastern Star and the Le Roy Methodist Church. John S.

Waugler EL PASO (PNS) The funeral of John S. Waugler, 81, who died Wednesday at Mennonite Hospital in Bloomington, will be at 2 j). m. Saturday at the Vincent Me morial Home, with the Rev. R.

J. Zehr officiating. Burial will be in Troyer Cemetery near Carlock. Visitation will begin at 7 p. m.

Friday at the memorial home. Mr. Waugler was born in Canada Nov. 14, 1876, a son of Joseph Samuel and Eva King Waugler. He came to Illinois as a child, and married Lulu Mills in 1908.

She' died in Florida in 1933. He was a' retired -carpenter and painter. Surviving are two Mrs. Eunice Driggers, Punta Gor-da, Mrs. Mary Grzyba, New-i ark, N.

three sisters, Mrs. Bertha McClure, 505 S. Roosevelt Bloomington; Mrs. Minnie Hilton, Mrs. William Wosnak, El Paso; a brother, Eddie, Chesterton, two grandchildren.

Two sisters preceded him in death. He was a member of the Christian Church. William Kelso Sr. DEER CREEK William Kelso Sr. of Deer Creek died at 3 p.

m. Thursday at his home. He was taken to the Ludwig Mortuary at Morton. Arrangements are incomplete. McLean Post Will Honor Korean Vets McLEAN (PNS) Burger-Benedict post, American Legion, plans to erect a permanent plaque in memory 'of Korean veterans who served from McLean and Funks Grove communities.

Anton Hildebrandt is chairman of the plaque committee, which will place a record book in the McLean Post Office for recording of names of Korean veterans. To be included, a veteran must have served one or more days between June 25, 1950, and July 1, 1953, dates set by congress as to eligibility. Orphaned af Christmas Long Beach, Calif. UP) Shedding tears in juvenile bureau after being told their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Faustino Abella, were drowned when car plunged off bridge Thursday are Mrs. Abella's daughters by a previous marriage. Couple's son clutches toy truck, too young to understand he is an orphan. HOSPITAL NOTES R. R.

Mrs. Jack Capodice and baby girl, 8 White PI. ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL Henry W. Koerner PONTIAC (PNS) Henry W. Koerner, 74, of 302 Pierce St.

died at 9:20 a. m. Thursday at it. James Hospital. He had been ill year and seriously ill lour months.

He was taken to the Ral eigh J. Harris Funeral Home. His funeral will be at 2 p. m. Saturday at the First Methodist Church, with the Rev.

Dale i'ltcn-er officiating. Burial will be in Chenoa Cemetery. The family has requested the expressions of sym pathy be made in the form ot contributions to charities of donor's choice. He was born March 13, 1883, near Cullom, a son oi unrasuan and Margaret Michael Koerner. He married Alice Vercler Dec.

17, 1907, in Pike Township. He was secretary-treasurer of the Farmers Telephone Co. 22 years, a member of a rural school board 18 years, and a county school trustee. He was a member of the Methodist Church in Pon tiac 48 years, of the official church board 40 years, and of the church choir 22 years. Surviving are his wife; a daugh ter, Mrs.

Ruth McCabe, Pontiac; a son, Merle, Jfonuac; a brotner, Christian, Weston; three grand children. Five sisters and two brothers preceded him in death. George Fisher DELAVAN (PNS) George Fisher, 87, of Delavan died at 7 p. m. Thursday at Hopedale Hos pital in Hopedale, following a long illness.

He was taken to the Hall- mann Funeral Home. His funeral will be at 10 a. m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, with the Rev.

James Fay officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. The Rosary will be said at 8 p. m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Visitation will begin at 3 p. m. Saturday at the funeral home. He was born Aug.

24, .1870, at Falmouth, Ky.j a son of Casper and Magdalena Fisher. He was married to Mary Johnting 30, 1894, at Falmouth. She died in 1925. He moved to Illinois in 1903 and farmed near Delavan until retiring 15 years ago. Surviving are two sons, George, Grundy Center, Iowa; Joseph, Delavan; three daughters, Mrs.

Isabelle Cullinan, Grundy Center; Mrs. Rose Mclntire, Easton; Mrs. Mary Allgood, Delavan; 12 grand children, 17 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. A daughter, nine brothers and a sister, preceded him in death. He was a member of St.

Mary's Church. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller TREMONT Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 86, died at 4:30 p. m.

Thursday at the Morton Nursing Home in Morton, following a two year illness. Her funeral will be at 12 p. m. Sunday, at the Wilkey Funeral Home in Tremont, and at 12:30 p. m.

at the Apostolic Christian Church, with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation will begin at 6 p. m. Friday at the funeral home. She was born in Bavaria, Germany, May 3, 1871, a daughter of John and Anna Bahr Mussel man.

She came to Tremont 78 years ago. She was married to Gottfred Miller. Dec. 20, 1920, in Tremont. He preceded her in death.

Surviving are a brother, Ernest of Tremont; a sister, Mrs. Henry Getz, of Tremont, and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Tremont Apostolic Christian Church. i Steven Broughton LINCOLN (PNS) Steven Leigh Broughton, five months old son of Leigh arid Mildred Krusz Broughton of Mount Pulaski, died at 8:20 p. m.

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His funeral will be at 9:30 a. m. Saturday at St Thomas Acquinas Catholic Church in Mount Pulaski, with the Rev. Edward Krewer offi ciating. Burial will be in Moujit Pulaski Cemetery.

He was born July 8, 1957. Surviving are his parents, three sisters, Starr, Dwan, and Lisa, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Broughton of Mount Pulaski, and Mrs. Andrew Krusz, of Lincoln.

E. P. Bergstrom GIBSON CITY (PNS) Ed ward P. Bergstrom, 74, of Gibson City died in Gibson Gty Com munity Hospital at 10:20 p. m.

Thursday. He had been a patient for eight days. The funeral will be at 2 p. m. at the Lamb Funeral Home Sun day with the Rev.

R. M. Luedde of Cisma Park, formerly of Gibson City, officiating. Burial will be in Gibson City cemetery. Visitation will begin at 7 p.

m. Friday at the funeral home. Mr. Bergstrom was born Feb. 1, 1883, in Foosland, a son of August and Anna Johnson Bergstrom.

He never married. He was employed for many years by Peterson Flor al Co. in Gibson City. For 10 years, he was city clerk at Gib son City, retiring from that position in 1950. He is survived by two broth ers, Hampton Bergstrom oi alb- ley and Claude Bergstrom waukee, two sisters, Mrs.

Beta Gottrick and Mrs. Auda Hay, both of LaPorte, eight nieces, and one nephew. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and one sister. Emil Stoller GRIDLEY (PNS) Emil R. Stoller, 89, a retired Gridley farmer, died at 6:50 p.

m. Thurs day, following a long illness. His funeral will be at 1 p. m. Sunday at the Apostolic Christian Church, with the Rev.

Joe Klopfenstein officiating. Burial will be in Gridley Cemetery. Visitation will begin at 7 p. m. Friday at the Stoller residence.

He was born Sept 2, 1868, a Metamora, a son of John' and Elizabeth Rinkenberger Stoller. He married Anna L. Rich Jan. 31, 1892, and, after her death, June 1, 1934, Elizabeth Kuerth, in 1936. Surviving are his wife; three daughters Mrs.

George J. Getz, Morton; Miss Louise and Miss Anna, Morton; seven sons, Eli, Lacrosse, Henry, Bluffton; Walter, Morton; George, Virgil and Elmer, Gridley; Alph, EI Paso; a sister, Mrs. Otto Schlatter, Latty, Ohio; two brothers, Samuel, Peoria; Chris, Gridley; 24 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Four brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. Mrs.

Florence Barley LE ROY (PNS) Florence M. Barley, 87, of 213 E. Jefferson St. died at 5 p. m.

Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital. She had been bedfast since breaking a hip about a year ago and had suf fered a stroke at 10 a. m. Thursday.

She was taken to the Stensel Funeral Home at Le Roy. Ar rangements are incomplete. She was born Jan. 4, 1870, in Le Roy, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Willet Martin. She was mar ried to Frank Barley in 1900 in Le Roy. Her husband operated an insurance and loan company in Le Roy many years and died about 30 years ago. Surviving are two sons, Wayne, of 213 E. Jefferson St; Francis, of Washington, D.

a. half brother, Homer Martin, Branford, a half sister, Mrs. Verd Olsip, Clinton; and two grandchildren. Her husband, a sister, a half DUMP AND THUMP! 17-few1s 7 "See iijfle-Br dial Watefproar Oastproot Unbreakable cryttai Sweep'jtcwHl hand Aatf-wagBetf Rust proof fine Jewelry ILLINOIS HOTEL BUILDING 10J IT! Visiting hours for all local hospitals are from 2 until 4 p. m.

and from 7 until 8:30 p. m. Hospital authorities urge the public to observe these hours. BROKAW Admitted: John Bowles, 1323 E. Grove Mrs.

Harlan Smail, 907 N. Livingston Floyd Wood, 1205 S. East Frank Crose, 710 W. Washington Mrs. Harold Hartley, 410 McNulta all med ical Roger Herberts, 108 W.

Ash Normal; Janet Whitteriberg, 521 E. Mulberry both surgical. Dismissed: Mrs. Ray Crawford, El Paso; George Burroughs, El Paso; Miss Kathreen Simons, 405 N. Fell Normal; Mrs.

Earl Schumm, McLean; Mrs. Arthur Cowart, 214 E. Monroe Carl Ploense, 1412 E. Olive Miloe Linman, 409 Maizefield Guy Joslin, Lexington; Mrs. Otto Salmon, 1110 N.

Prairie Vickie Baker, Ellsworth; Miss Carmen Lartz, 808 Towanda Richard Kinnaman, 821 Normal Normal; Mrs. Fred Brunner, 614 W. Monroe St; Glen Bates, Towan da. MENNONITE Admitted: Theodore Arends, Pe-kin; David Roszhart, Meadows; Mrs. William Wosnak, El Paso; Richard Anderson, 1208 E.

Jefferson John Gielow, 1207 E. Grove Mrs. Charles Farrell, Lexington; Jacob Baughman, 105 E. Poplar St, Normal, all medi cal. Glenn Meeker, 518 Florence Jim Caldwell, 315 Mason St, Normal; Gary Pherson, Pon-tiac, all surgical.

Dismissed: Mrs. William Palm, Washington; Mrs. Robert Barker, 702 -S. East Mrs. Merle Murphy, 806 W.

Monroe Harry Watson, Pontiac; Mrs. Edward Yordy, Flanagan; Mrs. Harry Brown, 610 W. Washington; Clay Hardman 605 W. Wood Mrs.

Norman Martin, 604 E. Wash ington Harold Maxwell, Peo ria. ST. JOSEPH'S Admitted: Debra Sue Stephen Cari Lovell, 103 Conley Circle; Patricia Ann Thacker, 609 N. Lumber John Hanson, 114 E.

Front Oscar Keller, 407 W. Market William Reed, Heyworth; Charles Scott, Le Roy; Kevin Hinthorne, El Paso; Edward Worth, 801 W. Washington St; Harold Eugene Scheets, 905 E. Walnut all medical. Mrs.

Charles Johnson, 708 S. Bunn St. Ora Atcher, 912 W. Jefferson St, both surgical. Admitted: Harry Hopmeyer, 1201 N.

Park John Fenton, 715 W. Market Mrs. Emma Shaffer, 403 McNulta Gloria Sweeney, 1218 W. Olive Mrs. Wilma Carey, 201 S.

Madison St; John J. O'Brien, 1311 N. Oak Herman. H. Wonderlin, R.

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ST. CLARA'S LINCOLN (PNS) Admitted: Ernest Puis, Mary Kathleen Musick, Lincoln. Dismissed: Peggy Lapsley, Timothy Moos, Doris McDonnough, Al bert Maloney, Lincoln. FAIRBURY FAIRBURY (PNS) Admitted: Mrs. Angela Johnson, Forrest; Gregory Steidinger, James Munz and Sam Fendrick, Fairbury.

Dismissed: Lyle WTahls, Piper City; Mrs. Judith Woodburn, Saunemin; Miss Bridget Duggan, Mrs. Bill Helmers, Mrs. Donald Steidinger and Arthur Meeker, Fairbury; Mrs. Peggy Thorn-dyke, Mrs.

Mary Hurt and Mrs. Loren Blair and son, Chatsworth. GIBSON COMMUNITY GIBSON CITY (PNS) Ad mitted: Caesar Vermeire, Gibson City. Dismissed: Martin Meyer, Mrs. Madonna Portz and daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Anderson and daughter, Gibson City. ST. JAMES PONTIAC (PNS) Admitted John Graves, Mrs. 1 i a Essington, Mrs. James Foley, Odell; Mrs.

Bertha Steinbrecher, Dana; Miss Barbara Peters, Flanagan; Luther Hahn, Dwight; Jacob Wehrli, Lacon; Miss Karen Morrissette, Cullom; )Mrs. Estle AiDerts, fonuac. Dismissed: Mrs. Marie Hein- eke, Peoria; Dennis Kripple, Em-ington; Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Clem Burton, Dwight; Mrs.

Alfred Tesio, Pontiac. J. A. Kitchell Rests At El Paso Lodge EL PASO (PNS) J. A.

Kitch ell, formerly of the Hamilton Ho tel at Bloommgton, is recuperat ing at the Traveller's Lodge at El Paso following a period of hos pitalization that concluded Thursday. He is the father of W. D. KitcheE of El Paso. 7Sr Open Nites Thru Dec 23rd PHONE 31-X "WseT The Best for Less Green Stamps'- "PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE" Green Stomps" for 5 WO COOP PRESCRIPTION PEPARTMEMTS, NEW FULL CONTACT HEAD SHAVES YOU FASTEST i NEW BUILT-IN WHISKER GUIDES SHAVE CLOSEST i TRY IT AT HOME FOR 14 DAYS FREE 29 95 11-Day Trial Starts Dec.

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