The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 20

DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Sunday, February 1, 1959. Financially speaking, the office of the chief adult probation officer of Macon County had a rough year. The general economic decline caused a decrease in the amount paid in 1958 for the support of dependent children who are wards of the Macon County Court. Russell A. Hoendorf, chief adult probation officer, said the number of dependent children increased in 1958, but financial support to them declined by almost $7,000.

In 1958 the money collected from the parents was $16,942 compared with $23,316 in 1957. In 1956 the money collected was $21,279. The financial figures are contained in the annual report of Hoendorf's office. It was submitted to the judges of the Circuit and County Courts. Hoendorf attributed the pay: ment decline to the inability of parents to pay because of the economic conditions during 1958.

Haendorf's office showed general receipts of $8.217. and disbursements of $7,882. The reshow a decline of about $800-from 1957 because. restin: tion payments declined sortie $1, and court costs and fines, inereased. Hoendorf said" persons.

who have. been making. large restitupayments in the past completed their obligation in 1958, thus making the decline. Albert Winholtz of 1705 E- North St. told police that Vagrant Sentenced HOME RANSACKED PARENTS PAY LESS Dependent Children Funds Decline $7,000 In 1958 Vagrant Sentenced Clarence C.

Lake, 48, of semi trailer truck Friday the car. The truck driver, J. near Flora, died after this car night on Route 50, two miles L. Lamb of Murfreesboro, he was driving collided with east of Flora. He was alone in was not hurt.

Collision Fatal To Flora Man Flora, Jan. 31 (Special) Clarence Calvin Lake, 48, of near Flora, was dead on arrival at Clay County Hospital about 9 p.m. Friday, after his car collided with a semi-trailer truck. County authorities said the wreck happened about 8:30 p.m. on Route 50, two miles east of here.

Mr. Lake's car struck the rear of the truck as it pulled onto the highway from a roadside restaurant, authorities said. The truck driver, J. Luther Lamb of Murfreesboro, was not hurt. A jury at an inquest held tonight by Clay County Coroner Charles Briscoe ruled that Mr.

Lake died of a skull fracture re-' Requiem high mass for John J. Serak of 1246 W. Cottage Hill Ave. will be sung at 9 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemeterv, Friends may call at the J. To Moran Sons Funeral: Home after 10 a.m. tomorrow, Mombers of the St. Vincent De Paul Society will recite the rosary. 7 p.m.

tomorrows Mr. Serak, 68, died 8 7:43 p.m. Friday in St. Mary's Hos pital after a long illness. SERAK FUNERAL SET screen was removed.

and Herbert Lee Chesser, 56, who a windows broken in the lgave no address, was sentenced basement of: his house: to fo 30 days in county fail testergain entry. Investigating po- day after being arrested for waglice found the residence ran- raney at 4:20 p.m. Friday on sacked. Winholtz was checking Lincoln. Square.

to see what, if anything, is miss. Justice of the Peace ing. Sackriter imposed the sentence. Las Vegas, Jan. 31 (AP) Those two endurance fliers are still up in the air over the Nevada Califonia desert.

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WEEKLY light. bright 050 massive sigh twin array JUST WEEK Feature MARKS PAY $1.50 A 331 OPEN N. MONDAY I WATER FRIDAY Only ST. $2.00 A Week NIGHTS 'TIL 8:30 P.M. LAKEVIEW EDUCATION GROUP, DECATUR MERGE The Lakeview Education Lincoln Day Speaker Benjamin Adamowski, state's attorney in Cook Countv, will be featured speaker here Thursday at the annual Lincoln Day dinner at 6:30 p.in.

in the Masonic Temple. The event is sponsored be the Republican Women's. Study 2 ENDURANCE FLIERS PASS 58TH DAY ALOFT Assn. was officially merged with the Decatur Education Assn. at Wednesday's meeting of the Lakeview group.

Miss Helen Fairweather, DEA president, said the Lakeview officers, will meet for the remainder of the school year with the DEA board and Lakeview committees will work with their Decatur counterparts. Nominations for next year's officers and committee members are due in March with elections scheduled for May. Lakeview's 96 teachers were members of the Lakeview association. PURSE SNATCHED Margaret Youtz of N. Monroe told police her purse was snatched last night as she and a companion crossed the railroad tracks in the 700 Block N.

Water St. She said a boy, walked up to them from behind, grabbed the purse and ran west down the The purse contained GENERAL ELECTRIC 1959 2-Cycle Flo Washer that cleans this famous G.E. FilterEliminate lint fuzz with WASHER 199' WITH FILTER-FLO 95 TRADE and recleans the wash water! Model WA603S Matching G.E. Dryer Model DA610S $16995 JOL BAULOS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 905 E. WOOD OPEN EVENINGS Corner of Wood Maffit Wed.

Fri. "till 8:30 ceived in the accident. Mr. Lake leaves his Marjorie; sons, Darrell, Flora; Norman, Ft. Leonard Wood, Calvin, Boyd, Lloyd, Roger, Jerry, Justin and Theryle, all at home; daughters, Kay, and Mary Jane, both at home; mother, Mrs.

Myrtle Lake, Toledo, brothers, Elmer, Toledo; Lester, Jewett; and sisters, Mrs. Cleo Price, Toledo; and Mrs. Ola Ray, Rantoul. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in the First Christian Church, Flora, with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

The Branson Funeral Home is in charge. Mrs. Leslie Leber, 2074 Ramsev is recovering from surgery in Decatur and Macon County Hospital. Mrs. Mary E.

Atkins, 2624 Hedrick is a patient in St. Mary's Hvspital. With The Sick as your reporter Chanel influence strong Here is proof indeed that simple fashions live longer than the extremes of design. The typical Chanel straight box suit has been adopted by nearly all ready-to-wear brackets for spring and summer. It shows up in dresses, sportswear and children's apparel as well as the important suit The cardigan idea has weathered many stormy fashion seasons, and emerges this spring stronger than ever.

Sketched: A silk and wool tweed by Claire McCardell with belting ribbon binding the jacket and skirt waistband. As Seen and Sketched in a Decatur Store by Alice Flint for further information 1 call 5151, extension 15 COMING: The Decatur Herald and Review FASHION SUPPLEMENT Sunday, Feb. 22 all the news in fashions.