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Pantagraph D-15 Bloomlngtin-Normal, III. March 15, 1971 Central Illinois Deaths i I i l.i Kathryn Dwyer FARMER CITY (PNS)-Kathryn Dwyer, 81, Jackson Heights Nursing Home, died at 6 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center, Bloomington. Her funeral will be at 11 a.m.

Thursday at Sacred Heart Church, with the Rev. C.B. Motsett officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Farmer City.

Visitation will be until 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Stensel's Funeral Home in Farmer City. The rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m. She was bom Sept.

13, 1896, In Farmer Ray Spear TOLUCA-Ray K. Spear. 64, died at 11:55 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital in Streator, where he had been a patient three weeks.

His funeral will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. John Lutheran Church in Toluca, the Rev. Robert Hannemann officiating. Burial will be in St.

John Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Aimone Funeral Home in Toluca, and one hour before the service Thursday at the church. He was born Nov. 9, 1913, in Piper City, a son of Dewey and Bertha Shive Spear.

He married Dorothy Peterson Oct. 15, 1936, in Varna. She survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Jeanne Naumann, Tonica; a son, Kenneth Spear, Toluca; a sister, Marjorie Bland, Bethany, and seven grandchildren. He was employed for 38 years as an agent for the Standard Oil Co.

in Toluca, retiring in October 1975. For 14 years he was a school bus driver for the Toluca unit schools. He was a member of St. John Lutheran Church. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.

Pofhole victim dropped away, through the disappearing roadway. Stankye, who was unhurt, said a broken water main had probably undermined the pavement. (AP Laserphoto) Orange, Conn. Orange Patrolman Rob ert Stankye wai standing beside his cruiser Tuesday, radioing a report of flooding. Suddenly, the microphone was yanked from his band as the police car AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Howard S.

Hasty MACKINAW (PNS)-The funeral of Howard S. Hasty, 84, of Bartonville, formerly of Mackinaw, was Wednesday at Endsley and Son-Hines Funeral Home, Bartonville. The Rev. L. Scott Huson officiated, with burial in Swan Lake Cemetery, Peoria.

Mr. Hasty died at 4:50 p.m. Sunday in the emergency room at Methodist Medical Center, Peoria. He was born June 14, 1893, in Mackinaw, a son of William and Mary Ammerman Hasty. He married Nellie Hittle at Pekin Sept.

25, 1919. Surviving are his wife; a son, Cecil, Peoria; a daughter, Mary Clancey, Peoria; a brother, Homer, Bartonville; a sister, Ruby Scott, Denver, seven grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren, A daughter and a grandson preceded him in death. He had been a finisher at the Keystone Steel and Wire Co. for 35 years, retiring in 1958. Memorial contributions may be made to the Bartonville Fire Department and Rescue Squad.

Lena Kimble DEER CREEK (PNS)-Lena Kimble. 83, died at 7:15 a.m. Tuesday at Queenwood Shelter Care Home, Morton, where she had been a patient since Nov. 2. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday at Perry Memorial Home, Morton, the Rev. Tom Cone officiating. Burial will be in Mount Zion Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today at the memorial home.

She was born Feb. 17, 1895, in Missouri, a daughter of Charles and Mary Millard Layten. She married Roy C. Kimble March 14, 1916, in LeClede, Mo. He died June 29, 1973.

Surviving are two sons, Richard Berwyn, and Raymond, Deer Creek; three grandchildren, and eight greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sons, six brothers, one sister and one greatgrandchild. She was the last surviving member of her family. She was employed for 19 years by Morton Pottery and was a member of the Deer Creek Baptist Church. Edwin Mills LINCOLN-Edwin C.

Mills 47, a Lincoln attorney, was dead on arrival at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. He had been under a doctor's care. He was taken to Kerrigan Funeral Home. He was born Feb.

24, 1931, in Lincoln, Trailers 15-Trucks, Trailers CHEVROLET-1973 half ton with or 350 engint, 3 speed Ph. or 527-5143 DATSUN-1977 Pickup with topper. 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning. Stock No. T-I5IA JOHNNY MARTIN CHEVROLET Jet 44 and ISO Ph 43-4311 CHEVR0LET-I92 ton 4 cylinder.

4 duty, overloads. bed, inspected Real good tires $450 Call Hudson, 72 1521 DODGE -1974 4a maxl van. Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, finished interior, AM-FM stereo cassette. $3500 Ph 309-942-9794 CHEVROLET-1971 4k ton with hoist, good condition, 4-wheel 309-447-423 DODGE -van 1977 Tradesman 100. 318 automatic, power steering, carpeting, mags, TV, and many extras! $4800 Ph.

309 874-2029 CHEVROLET-1977 4a ton, AM FM radio, power steering and brakes, transmission, 350 engine, package, dual fuel tanks. and 2 tires like new. $5,000 93-4109 after 5 FORD-1974 FIO0 Custom. 300 cylinder, 3 speed Excellent condition. Anxious to sell.

Ph 309-723-4252 FORO-194S F4O0, 330 HD engine, 12' box and hoist. Good rubber. Good shape. Ph BI5-484-9049 CHEVROLET- cylinder, 3 speed, actual miles, no trade special Mid-Town Motors Normal Ph 177-5491 CHEVROLET-1975 Blejer (red) 4new FORD-1977 350 Crew Ca i 'nmatic transmission, power conditioning Ranger XLT BO-' dual fuel tanks, Fifth Wheel niu miles Ph 828 7919 rustproofed. air.

Ph. alter Rev. Maron Brumfield Evangelist to speak at Assembly of God The Rev. Marion Brumfield, Albuquerque, N.M., will begin a series of evangelistic meetings Sunday at Bloomington Assembly of God, R.R. 4.

Services will begin at 6 p.m. Sunday and March 26, and at 7 o'clock on the evenings in between. Woman injured in fall at Waterson Towers Zettie Bush, 22, of 510 Randolph House, Illinois State University, was injured about 1:50 p.m. Tuesday when she fell down a flight of stairs at Watterson Towers Commons at the university, Normal rescue squad reports stated. She was released after treatment at Brokaw Hospital.

i FORD-1974 Ranger XLT Can 0-T a cial Air, power brakes, power svrir speed control, auxiliary tank, sliding rear window, 37,000 miles. Sharp! Ph. 309-432-2802 after 4 CHEVROLET FREIGHTLINER WHITE selection of new and used and light duty vehicles FORDS-1978 We have 4-wheel drives In stock 250 and F-150 4x4 BROOKS FORD Atlanta, III Ph Logan County's No. 1 FORD-1972 350 Custom ton OF ILLINOIS CENTER II. West Metamora.

III. 37-2341. 473-4995 (Peoria) 73-SO)4 10' grain box and hoist, sideboards and stock rack, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, 11,000 miles. Excellent condition. Asking $4,400 Ph.

217-944 2450 1944 ton cylinder, 3 FORD-1974 Courier 4 speed, heater, new brake system, $225 Ph 129-711. whitewau tires, with topper, all carpeted. 12,000 miles. Absolutely brand new condition $3,795 BILL CLASEN FORD 55 W. Jackson (Rt.

ISO LUV-1975 4 cylinder, 4 clean unit. 195 2-ton grain truck hoist, real good snape Morton, III Vans. (2) I97, (I) with power steering, power cruise control; (I) with speed transmission, power GRIMM CHEVROLET FORD-1977 4 ton Pickup, steering and brakes, V-8, mud and snows, $5399 Track 8, Travel Cycle, Bloomington, Ph 829-8514 Ph. 309-24-2241 FORD-1974 F100 Econoline cellent body, perfect for Ph. 828-4147.

air, 2400 Bloomington-Normal Deaths Trailer! City, the daughter of Patrick and Elizabeth Cross Dwyer. She was the last of her immediate family. She was preceded in death by three sisters. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Church of Farmer City. Cootie officers to be installed Officers of the Military Order of Cootie and the Cootie Auxiliary will be installed Sunday at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 454, 1006 E.

Lincoln St. Past Supreme Commander Darwin Cochran will install the following officers for the MOC: seam squirrel, Joe Nemmers; blanket bum, Harold J. Anderson; hide gimlet, David Kennedy; custodian of the crummy duffle bag, Earl Bell; sky pilot, Homer Sowder; shyster, Willard Green; pill pusher, George J. Nordine; hospital chairman, Sowder; Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School chairman, Nordine, and ways and means chairman, Tilden Sutton. Cochran will be installed as hungry cootie.

Past Supreme President Helma Cochran will install the following officers for the MOCA: president, Lorraine Sowder; senior vice president, Alice Savers; junior vice president, Hazel Sutton; chaplain, Ileen Bell; treasurer, Agnes Gallop; conductress, Virginia Lawyer; guard, Martha Jones; trustees, Bernadine Van Valey and Eleanor Burton; secretary, Barbara Klawitter; flag bearer, Mrs. Van Valey; historian, Wanda Kennedy; hospital chairman, Mrs. Klawitter, and membership chairman, Alice Savors; parliamentarian, Sally Tucker; national home, Mrs. Gallop; fun chairman, Mrs. Lawyer; mistress of ceremonies, Marsha Burton, and ways and means chairman, Mrs.

Burton. Mrs. Cochran will be installed as scholarship and ISSCS chairman. The installation will be preceded by a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. Ned Sweeney The funeral of Ned L.

Sweeney, 75, of 2 Linnwood Drive, who died Monday, will be at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at Carmody Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. at Holy Trinitv Church. Burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m.

today at the funeral home, with a prayer service at 8 p.m. He was born Sept. 21, 1902, in Downs, a son of Edward and Anne Hayes Sweeney. He married Earline Peden Sept. 15, 1927, in Bloomington.

She survives. Also surviving are two sisters, Betty Yeakel, 1220 N. Madison and Helen McKenna, Wheaton. He was preceded in death by five sisters and three brothers. Mr.

Sweeney was a employed as an industrial engineer by The Eureka retiring in 1971 after 40 years. He was a member of Holy Trinity Church. Ross Marquardt The funeral of Ross C. Marquardt, 61, of 1214 S. Oak who died Tuesday, will be at 1 p.m.

Thursday at Beck Memorial Home, with the Rev. Bert Mcintosh" officiating. Burial will be in Park Hill Cemetery. -1 There will be no visitation. Mr.

Marquardt was a plumber for 39 years, working out of Local 99 of the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union. Mr. Marquardt was born Dec. 8, 1916, in Bloomington, a son of Walter G. and Elda G.

Shepherd Marquardt. He mar-' ried Eugenia Black on Oct. 21, 1939, in Bloomington. Survivors include his wife; his mother, 916 W. Oakland three daughters, Diane Schraufnagel, R.R.

Gayle Marquardt, at home, and Joy Kellner, 307Vi E. Baker a brother, Elden, Saratoga, and four grandchildren. A brother preceded him in death. He was a member of the United Methodist Church. William Firebaugh William Firebaugh, 67, Branson, -formerly of 805 N.

McLean died at his home Tuesday morning. He will be brought to the Stamper Memorial Home. 5-year-old improved Debra Murphy, 5, of 901 W. Grove St. was listed improved from serious to fair condition Wednesday noon at Joseph's Hospital Medical Center.

She was injured Saturday when she caught an arm in an old wringer washing machine. TR05RT CHIVROLtT -197 F-100. $450 or best offer. Ph. 443 2497 after 5 Cheyenne Vi ton IS Trucks, Trailers CHEVROLET Silverado li ton FORD ton CHEVROLET El Camino ATTENTION 1976 FORD E-150 custom window van.

engine, cruis-o-matic power steering, power AUTOMOTIVE lO-Ultd Cars VOLVO-IW2 US Vegon Air, AM FM radio, this car was sarviced by us end traded on new Volvo. Local trade $255. Jerry Smith Motors Inc. Oakland at Beltline Ph t423SS VOLKSAAGEN-IW5 Rabbit, 2 door. local I owner, economy piui, Sale Price MM MILES MOTORS IS Morrissey Or Ph l2-4224 VOLKSWAGEN-1W.

4 speed, Mitch Import Auto Center, Hovey, Normal Ph 452-I9I2 sunroof $1150 IMS VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 42 000 miles Sharp as new. Eiceilent condi lion SHOO Call Odeil. IIS-tN 222 VOLKSVVAGEN-U74 Super Beetle formula, automatic tape deck, bright yellow. Nict car, This week's special! sim Union Auto Sales. Across from Kroger's VOLKSWAGEN BUS-I92I Engine recently changed, good tires, no rust.

Ph. H5445-M5I. VOLKSWAGEN BUS-I'H. 7 passenger Good mechanical condition. Some rust $1500 or best offer.

Ph. JM 771431 WE PAY CASH FOR NICE CARS Mid-Town Motors 1372 Main, Normal Ph 127-5491 Eiceilent tractors, of all types PLYMOUTM-1949 Low mileage Power steering, power brakes. A automatic, air )04j 30 More To Choose Prom NEAL'S TOYOTA 242 S. Main, Bioomingfon Open Tues and Fri I m. and Garage El Paso.

Illinois PONTIAC-l72 Firebird spirt, 350 automatic, nice car, make otter. CMEVROLET-1970 Cheveiie. rebuilt 350 engine, automatic nice car. CHEVROLET 196a Impala, nice car, 327 engine Ph 309-S27-MO0 or 527-5143 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET speed, real CHEVROLET witn bed DODGE Barker Oldstown 2030 Ireland Grove Rd. Ph 662 4391 DOWNTOWN AUTO SALES Morton, III.

207 Gridley Ph t27-35l. icdov uchjncDcrtKj umriDC Litni iibMUknvn fviwivi Minonk, Ml. Ph 309-432-2521 Hours: Mon Sat 14 Sundays by appointment HEYl MOTORS INC. Chevrolet-Pontiac-Oids Eureka. Ill Ph 47-2351 JANES AODEMS CHEVROLET Leington.

HI. Ph 309-35-3291 JONES BUICK-PONTIAC CO. Rl. 66 and I16W Pontiac III. Ph.

B1S-S44-6117 913 1 133 1975 1974 1977 Li ANGE Chevrolet Chenoa, III. Ph. 945-2831 IYNN CHEVROLET INC. Where Service Makes Friends Pontiac, III. Ph.

8IS-B44-31M MID-TOWN MOTORS Plymouth 1970 Super Bird, Special Edition Car, Best Offer! 1322 5 Main, Normal Ph 827-5491 PlNTO-1971, 2 door, 4 speed, good shape, excellent mileage. Ph. 127-1722 after 5 p.m. SAFE BUY USED CARS LINCOLN-1977 Continental Mark V. Full power air conditioned, speed control, tilt wheel, power door locks and deck releases, AM-FM stereo tape, twin comfort 4-way power seats, passenger recliner, decor luicury group, rear window defroster, one owner $9895 LINCOLN-197 Continental Coupe.

Full power, air conditioned, speed control, tilt wheel, power door locks, deck release, AM-FM stereo, way power seat, rear defroster, vinyl roof, one owner t495 CAOILLAC-I97 Sedan DeVille. Full power, air conditioned, speed control, tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, way power leather seats, rear defroster, power lock and deck release, vinyl roof, one owner $4995 S. P. BRADLEY MOTOR CO. Mercury-Lincoln-Cougar-Zephyr-Capri 59 Years Continuous Service 415 Howard-Ph.

842-11 28-Pontiac, III. WE WILL PAY Top Dollars For Late Model, Clean, Low Mileage Used Cars! DICK JAMES Auto Sales 1003 S. Main Ph. 827-8058 YORDY CHEVROLET Flanagan, Ml. Ph.815-794-4224 15-Trucks, Trailers CHEVROLET 1975 Shortbed, low mileage.

Loaded. Extra nice. Ph. 827-9779 or 309-943-4)08 CHEVROLET Van 1974, 350, air, carpeted throughout, mag wheels, real good condition. $3200.

Ph. 454-2144 after CHEVROLET-1974 4 ton pickup, real good condition, $2800. Ph. 217-935-4057 after 5. CHEVROLET-1947 C-20, 4-wheel drive, equipped with new Western 7W power angle snowplow.

Nice unit. $295. Union Auto Sales (Across from Kroger's) CHEVROLET-1972 El Camino, new Paint, 57,000 miles. $2250 or best offer. Ph.

309-728-2145. CHEVROLET-1973 Vi ton, 350 automatic, with topper, metallic blue, $1400. Ph. 435-3283, Chatsworth. 1978 9 inch, 6 mission.

CHEVROLET-1972 Carry-All, 3 speed, excellent condition. $1950 or best offer. Will take trade. Ph. 829-5538 or 828-2413.

CHEVROLET 1977 Silverado heavy duty ton. 11,000 miles, less than 1 year aid. Dark brown. $4,150. Ph.

309-943-4548 or 452-3708. IS-Trucks, without topper 309 S27-MO0 speed, heavy uses no oil, Road ready low mileage, drive Ph air, automatic Cheyenne m.OOr miles Ph '09 ton, 41 000 11300 1322 Mam, tires, 442 3295 trucks HEART TRUCK Highway Ph. (309) speed, radio, runs good ano -Sport VI. automatic, brakes, air cylinder, 3 steering BOB Trvcka, 1 079 171) 079 IJf I CHEVROLET Ph. VERY 351 V-S transmission, brakes, air conditioning, speed control, steci belted radial whitewalls, dual fuel tanks, 23435 miles.

$5295 KELDKER FORD SALES Lexington, III. Ph. 365-7271 Hours: Mon. -Fri. Sat.

'til 5 AUTOMOTIVE 15-Trucks, Trailers FORO- 197 4a ton F-250. 7.000 miles, ciean. Ph 115 692-3744 atler 4 FORD-1977 F-ISO 44, wagon wheels, big tires, roll bar, push bar, KC lights, low mileage, must sell Ph 309 392-3159. FORD-1977 Coachmen Travel Van Dealer demonstrator. Time to sell 150 Chassis, cruise, air, 4 captain chairs, couch, tailgater, refrigerator, sink, 2 panoramic windows, lots of equipment.

Tastefully for adults rather than kids, call FOUR WINDS Or AMERICA, u. 51, Maroa. Ph 217-794-2292 FORD 1973 't ton pickup with topper, Si 495 Murphy used Cars, Rt Bloomington, Ph. 829-4814. FORO-1943 "i ton.

427 V-8 Automatic, $395 Sanders Furniturt-812 W. Mar ket, Ph 827 421. FORD-1970 250, Ranger, 390 V-8. automatic, air, power steering and brakes, AM radio, auxiliary fuel tank, tool storage box, tinted glass, rear step mper. Ph.

217-784-4449 or 217-784-4313 FJRD-1974 FI50 30 engine with auto matic, power steering, power brakes, AM radio, Decor group, side mouldings and heavy duty shocks. Truck has Leai Spirit II topper. Has been garaged and in excellent condition. $4,000. contact Dewey Co Gibson City, III.

Ph. 784-5753 217-548-2394 Trader FORD-1977. 150 Ranger, Super cab, 'ft truck with ton, 400 engine, dual gas tanks, power steering and brakes, air, AMFM radio, low mileage, like new. Ph. 829-7913 or 829 5518 FORD-197 4 ton pickup, toolbox, new tires, $725 or best offer.

Ph. 827-8810 or AM radio. 309-244-0584 after p.m. GMC 1971 pickup. Many o'her trucks in lair condition.

Also dump truck. Ph. 452-1872 after 4 rtv Ph 244-231) GMC 1977 4a ton van, interior com plete. Excellent condition. $5500 firm 4X4, power Call 217-928-9886 stereo, 4 GMC 1974 4a ton pickup, power steer-ing, automatic, 10.000 miles.

$3975. Ph S. Main, 309 25-9044. GMC-1977 4 ton pick-up, heavy duty. Van, ex automatic, air conditioning, excellent customizing.

condition, oest otter. Kh. 30-2-zz4. GRAIN BODIES-Fertiliier Spreaders, Flotation Equipment. Drive Shaft Re pairs.

LINCO Equipment Rt. 24 West. El Paso. Ph. 527-4455.

INTE RNATIONAL 1972 2000 tandem grain truck, 238 Detroit, 10 speed trans mission, good rubber, new 18' bed and noist. can iii-m sm etter jo. INTE RNATIONAL 1975 Transfer 4300 Good condition. Detroit 8V92T. Call anytime on weekends, after 6 p.m.

weekdays, 217-892-8575. JEEP-JIO pickup, 1974. Weekdays until 4 pn. 309-434-8922. Atter 5:30 and weekends, Ph.

309-448-2444. JEEP-1947 CJ-2A. Original. Sharp Ph. 217-935-5434 or 217-935-2143 KENWORTH Always a fine selection of NEW and USED trucks available.

CENTRAL ILLINOIS KENWORTH Rt. 51 and Northtown Rd. Normal, III. Ph. 309-452-8392 HOURS: Mon.

thru 8 to 8-12 Evenings by appointment AUTOCAR-1973, 290 Cummins, 13 speed, new major, new SQHD. Custom Imron paint, Al Budds, Michelin, steering, air, wetline. 1977 all aluminum Ravens dump trailer, 24'. Both in excellent condition. Job available to qualified buyer.

8LAZER-1973, convertible top, 4 wheel drive, new mags, tires, air. Sharp, but must sell. Ph. 452-4426. See Wayne Thornton or Dan Davis for ail your Truck Needs TRIANGLE TRUCK PARTS 2014 S.

Bunn Ph. 829-4371 TRAILERS Gooseneck, Double Grain, Livestock, Implement BAILLIES MANUFACTURING CO. Gibson City, III. Ph. 2)7-784-8259 TRAILERS (3) DAKOTA to 30,000 GVW TRI STAR-24' In stock, 22,000 GVW GROSSHAUL For heavy hauls STRAUB SALES CO.

Rt. 150 LeRoy, III. Ph.309-942-9713 We Service Trailers USED PICKUPS At Stanly Truck City Weekly Special 1974 CHEVROLET 33 crew cab 454 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, auxiliary tank, camper special equipment. Two tone paint, good condition, only 57,000 miles. Retail $3995 SALE $3,300.

15 USED Vi and TON PICKUPS AND VANS IN STOCK FROM $300 GMC DEMONSTRATORS 1978 GMC Vi Ton, 3 speed manual, chrome hubcaps, power steering, AM radio $399 1978 GMC Ton, 350 V-8 automatic transmission, AM radio, gauges, power cubic trans steering, rear step bumper, regular gas S4V33 1978 GMC Vi ton, heavy duty springs. power brakes, power steering, AM radio, statMiier bar, chrome hubcaps, gauges, automatic transmission, 305, V-8. Stahly Truck City 1-55 Beltline at Mercer Ph. 42-1331 DATSUN with topper CHEVROLET with utility body Va ton BAUM QUICK Clinton, III. 217-933-3136 John McConne John McConnell The funeral of John R.

McConnell, 57, of 813 W. Grove who died Tuesday, will be Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Carmody Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday, with a prayer service at 7 p.m. He was born June 29, 1920, in Dwight, a son of William and Katherine Kroll McConnell. He married Gloria Kleese Feb.

14, 1953, in Bloomington. She survives. Also surviving are his mother; two daughters, Kimberly, at home; and Karen Coan, Northmeadow Village, Normal; two sisters, Celeste Plotzke, Chicago; and Mary Bagnell, 1009 S. Fell Normal; and one brother, Lawrence McConnell, 8 Felton Place. He was preceded in death by his father and one brother.

Mr. McConnell was employed as a switchman by the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad. He was a veteran of World War II. He belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, the Moose lodge, the Eagles lodge and St. Mary's Church.

Russell Nielsen mm VALUES a son of Edwin and Esther Dehner Mills. He married Maxine Payjack Aug. 8, 1952, in Miami, Fla. Surviving are his mother, of Lincoln; three sons, Jeffrey Carbondale; Edwin C. Ill, Okinawa; and Steven Medina, N.Y.; one daughter, Debbie Hamilton, Houston, Texas, and one sister, Mary Lou Fink, Lincoln.

He was preceded in death by his father. Mr. Mills was graduated from the University of Miami and the John Marshall Law School in Chicago. He worked in the State of Illinois Depart ment of Insurance in Springfield before starting a private practice in Lincoln. He also was employed as an attorney by the Old Heritage Life Insurance Co.

in Lincoln. He was a past exalted ruler of the Lincoln Elks lodge. Bernadine Schwartz EL PASO (PNS)-Bernadine Schwartz, 67, of Peoria, formerly of El Paso, died at 2:38 p.m. Monday in the emergency room at St. Francis Hospital Medical Center, Peoria.

The Peoria County coroner's office said death was due to natural causes. Her funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thurs day at Wilton Mortuary in Peoria. Burial will be in Parkview Cemetery, Peoria. She was born in Monroe, a daughter of.

J. Harry and Maude Bocock Gleason. She married Glenn Schwartz in 1941. He survives. Also surviving is her mother, El a son, William, and a daughter, Kathryn Murry, both of Peoria, and five grand children.

She was preceded in death by her father. She was a member of the Western Avenue United Methodist Church in Peoria and the Order of the Eastern Star. Jewell Hurley LEROY (PNS)-Jewell Arvin Hurley, of Dunedin, a former LeRoy resident, died Tuesday morning at her home. Funeral arrangements in LeRoy are pending. Gun, TV taken Two burglaries at residences Monday or Tuesday were reported to McLean County sheriff's police.

A portable television set was reported missing from the residence oi rton Smith, Lake Bloomington, police reported. There was no value estimated on the set. Joseph Wright 278 Willow Creek Village, told police a rifle, valued at $20, was stolen from his residence. Wright said the bolt and firing pin were not on the weapon. cunws MOST POPULAR PICKUP ATA POPULAR PRICE Chevrolet Vt ton Fleetside Pickup.

250 cylinder engine, 3 speed manual Stock No. T-455. Color Blue. only $3798 Includes: Dealer Freight and Prep. Russell Harris Nielsen, 64, Wichita, and formerly of Bloomington, died Thursday in Wichita.

His funeral and burial were Saturday at Wichita. He was born April 7, 1913, in Bloomington, a son of Charles and Carrie Harris. He married Virginia Mays Dec. 25, 1941, in Bloomington. She survives.

Also surviving are a daughter, Linda, New York City; three brothers, Charles Harris, 2119 Skyline Court; Abe Harris, 535 W. Grove and Jim Harris, Tulsa, two sisters, Nellie Arnold, Des Plaines; and Nettie Quinn, 29 Park City South; and four grandchildren. A daughter and a brother preceded him in death. I cum CtSOLET Jet. fri ISO n.

M3-OII CHEVROLET-1945 good, clean grain ruck. 40 series, 2 ton, 13W bed, fold down rack, 292 engine, saddle tank, radio, good rubber, red In color, 22,000 miles on engint overhaul. $4000. Ph. 217-935-3927 after 4 p.m., Ron Thomas.

CHEVROLET 197 Van. Low mileage. Carpeted throughout Extra set of wneels and tires. $4700. Call 452-0755.

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