Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 18

HERALD Decatur, Illinois, Wednesday, September 3, 1958. DECATUR CITY'S 1ST POLIO CASE Kaufman Boy Admitted As Second Patient in County A Decatur boy was admitted to City Public Hospital Sunday as the city's first polio patient of the year and the second in one week from the county. A positive diagnosis of polio was made yesterday morning after completion of tests. Admitted with symptoms of non-paralytic polio was Fred Kaufman, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Kaufman Jr. of 1040 S. Silas St. The Kaufman boy is the city's first reported case of polio. City Public is now treating three polio patients, two of them with paralytic polio.

Last Tuesday the first polio case from Macon County was admitted to the hospital. RESIGNATION ACCEPTED The resignation of William H. Owens as city comptroller was accepted by the City Council yester- day. In accepting the resignation, Finance Commissioner Jack W. Loftus and the individual members of the Council praised Owens' work and his devotion to the job which he has held since 1951.

Owens retired on the advice of his physician. Driver Fined Adam Carl Freese, 33, of 545 Longview was fined $28.20 yesterday after pleading gulty to charge of leaving the scene of an accident in the 700 Block E. Orchard St. Sunday. Freese was arrested on complaint of Donald E.

Wade, 42, of 221 Longview whose parked car was struck. 60 Permits City Heating Inspector Louis Burdick issued 60 permits and took in $920 in fees in August, he reported to the City Council yesterday. YOUNG WOMEN HURT IN CRASH; DOG BLAMED A dog that hopped into the seat of a car was listed Sunday as the cause of an accident that slightly injured two Decatur girls and caused about $300 damage to the car in which they were riding. The car driven by Miss Patricia Wright, 18, of 2410 N. Maple struck a telephone pole in the 200 Block W.

McKinley Ave. about 2:20 p.m. Sunday. Miss Wright told police she apparently stepped on the accelerator when she turned around to get the animal back into the front seat. She was treated at Decatur and Macon County Hospital and released immediately after the accident.

A passenger, Miss Sandy Huckaba, 17, of 1712 N. College was hospitalized over night for treatment of body and face cuts, also at Decatur and Macon County Hospital. COMMISSIONERS NAMED FOR DRAINAGE AREAS Three commissioners of the Austin Township Drainage District No. 1 were appointed by County Judge Gus T. Greanias yesterday.

They are W. B. Jones, for a term ending in September, 1959; W. Glenn Shaw, for a term ending in September, 1960, and Lauren L. Shaw, for a term ending in September, 1961.

Albert T. Ward was appointed a commissioner of the Niantic drainage district. Ward's term will expire in September, 1961. Decatur's Biggest 6 HOUR SALE Starts Thursday at 4 P.M. at Decatur Television House Corner Broadway Eldorado Furniture, Appliances, TV.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1958 WABASH SPECIAL TRAIN Central Standard Time Leave Champaign 6:15 m. Arrive 9:50 p. m. Leave Tolono 6:40 a.m. Arrive 9:25 p.m.

Leave Bement 7:00 a. m. Arrive 9:05 p.m. Leave Decatur 7:45 a. m.

Arrive 8:30 Leave Taylorville 8:10 a. m. Arrive 8:05 p.m. Arrive St. Louis 10:00 a.m.

Leave 6:00 p.m. Price: Adults Child (Under 12) Champaign $7.85 $4.90 Tolono 7.50 4.70 Bement 6.90 4.40 Decatur 6.20 4.05 Taylorville 5.25 3.60 Includes: Round-trip rell conch ticket; Also in Chartered the bus service return in to St. train; Louis Coffee Going Train-side and to Returning; downtown compliments of the Wabash RR; all Evening taxes; and, admission ticket "Windjammer." Another Wabash RR Travel Bargain! Again, Tickets Limited BETTER HURRY! For Reservations, Literature and Information, Cail: WABASH TICKET OFFICE Champaign Phone 4234 Monticello Phone 4771 Tolono Phone 5-6365 Decatur 3-4451 Bement Phone 4661 Taylorville Phone 3 WILFRED PEITHMANN, Division Passenger Agent, Decatur The Decatur Herald RATES BY MAIL In Trading Area Daily Sunday Daily except Sunday year $14.00 year $12.00 6 months 7.50 months 6.50 3 months 4.00 3 months 3.50 month 1.50 month 1.20 week .40 week .30 Sunday Only-1 Year $8.00 Outside of Trading Area Daily Sunday Daily except Sunday year $22.00 year $17.00 6 months 11.75 6 months 9.25 months 6.25 3 months 5.00 month 2.50 month 2.00 week .70 week .55 Sunday Only-1 Year $8.00 Carrier rates apply on subscriptions by mail in any town or territory having carrier service. Remittance should be made by check or money order. The Herald cannot assume responsibility for currency stamps.

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Fire Calls TUESDAY 4:40 a.m.-2975 N. Water New Beverly Inn, John Grave owner, Herschel operator; moderate damage by fire unknown origin. 11:28 a.m.-301 N. Water Block Kuhl Co. store, sprinkler alarm system set off accidentally, no fire and no damage.

7:23 p.m.-329 S. Oakland Aver, Colonial South Automatic Laundry, $25 damage from fire caused by overheated motor. Marriage License IN COLES- -Ernest W. Wright, 33, Ashmore, Betty Stevens ,29, Charleston Lee, 22, Charleston, Clarissa Spear, 20, West Liberty. Joseph A.

Pike, 28, Mattoon; Frances S. Elliot, 27, Mattoon. Merle R. Wallace 46, Winston, Mary E. Petty, 47, Mattoon.

IN RICHLAND Harry F. Larck, 27, Troy, Ohio, Laura H. Leach, 26, Dayton, Ohio. Howard L. McGregor, 18, Olney, Doris Bursott, 16, Noble, Richard Doris, 31, Flora, Delores Lewis, 23, Flora.

IN LOGAN-Seigal Norrington, Decatur, Verna Manley, Lake Fork. Maxwell Wallace, Decatur legal Patricia Heath, Decatur legal Jimmy A. Hector, Decatur 20 Roseanna Wood, Tuscola 16 Donald E. Pence, Decatur Janet McElhone, Decatur 19 Lonnie R. Gentry, Decatur 22 Doreen Ann Hynes, Stevensville, Canada 22 Richard Meyer, Decatur 19 Luella Adams, Decatur 18 Alan J.

Anderson, Decatur 20. Evelyn Irene Brooks, Decatur 18 Marion Eugene Slifer, Decatur 30 Delores M. Grant, Decatur 20 Albert Ludwig, Decatur legal Mary Dorine Dever, Decatur legal K. Dean Hudson, Decatur 21 Kathleen Krebs, 21 Robert L. Bachstein, Mt.

Palaski 23 Karen Lumberry, Decatur 17 Melvin. Alvaro Farris, Martin, Decatur Chicago 23 26 Roy D. Cochran, Decatur 23 Patsy J. Moore, 21 Robert L. Harter, Blue Mound 32 Roberta M.

Terry, Mount Auburn 19 Wilfred Halbruegge, St. Louis, Mo. 40 Lorraine Bishop St. Louis, Mo. 23 John D.

O'Neill, Philo, Ill. 24 Karen Bailey, Niantic 19 Allen Blazer Alexander, Forsyth 20 Sandra Johnson, Maroa 21 Thomas H. Foval, Decatur 21 Mary Jane Hollis, Oakley Born To BALMER, Mr. and Mrs. George, boy, Olney.

Aug. 28, Richland Memorial, BEATTY, Mr. and Mrs. William 616 W. Forest, girl, Sept.

1, BENAVENTE, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 1725 N. Warren, boy, Sept. 1, BLACK, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Clinton, boy, Aug. 30, John Warner, Clinton. Classified Has Low Prices, Big Results Treat your feet. Shop with a "Wanted to Buy" ad in Classified.

Phone 5151 Born To Sumner, girl, Aug. 29, Richland BURBANK, Mr Mrs. Paul, ment Cemetery; call at funeral home. Funeral Directors Memorial. Olney.

CUMMINS, Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Sumner, girl, Aug. 26, Richland Memorial, Olney. DAHMER, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman, 3220 S. Franklin Street girl, Sept. 1, St. Mary's FRINGER, Mr.

and Mrs. Morris, Assumption, boy, Aug. 30, St. Vincent, Taylorville. HANNUM, Mr.

and Mrs. James St. 1618 E. Decatur, boy, Aug. 31, Mary's JONES, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, Farmer City Sept. 1, Mennonite, Bloomington. KIMMONS, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn, 36 Southland, girl, Aug. 30, St. Mary's LEBEAU, Mr. and Mrs. Edward, 103.

Graceland girl, Aug. 30, St. Mary's McCLURE, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, Olney, girl, Aug.

25, Richland Olney. MILLER, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Rural Route 7, girl, Sept. 1, PIERCEFIELD, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert, Olney, boy 26, Richland Memorial, Olney. PRITCHETT, Mr. and Mrs. Billy, 1166 E.

Walnut, girl, Aug. 30 St. Mary's SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Bethany, boy, Aug.

31, St. Mary's SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Oakley, boy, Sept. 1, St.

Mary's SPINNER, Mr. and Mrs. David, Taylorville, boy, Aug. 30, St. Vincent, Taylorville.

WALKER, Mr. Mrs. William 2445 E. Wood, boy, Sept. 1, WEHRHEIM, Mr.

and Mrs. Francis, Olney, girl, Aug. 28, Memorial, Olney. XANDERS, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe, Rural Route 8, boy, Sept. 1, Central IMinois Deaths BRAGG, Ira 92, Atwood, died Sunday in Connor Nursing Home, Atwood; services 2 p.m. (CDT) Thursday in Born Funeral Home, Atwood; at burial in Lake Fork Cemetery; call, funeral home after p.m. Walnesday. CULLEN, Mrs.

Willie, 84, Mount Pulaski, died Sunday in Salt Lake City, Schahl Utah; Funeral services 2 p.m. Home, Thursday Mount Palaski; burial in Carlyle Cemetery; call at funeral home after noon Wednesday. EFFINGTON, Mrs. Connie, 74, Lincoln, died 7:27 p.m. Tuesday Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Lincoln; leaves husband, Hugh; son, Bruce Balding, Ventura, brother, Gene Bailey, Albion, sisters, Mrs.

Eva Geer, Mrs. Minnie Smith, both of Bone Gap, body at Holland Barry Funeral Home, Lincoln; arrangements incomplete. HUNTER, Manuel 76, Mansfield, died 10:15 p.m. Monday in Atwood Nursing Home; leaves sons, Clarence, Cisco; Raymond, Deland; Owen, Mahomet; daughters, Mrs. Martha Jordan, Royal; Mrs.

Iola Bell, Deland; sisters, Mrs. Sarah Daniels, and Mrs. Laura. Hahn, Tuka; Mrs. Kate Bass, Salem; brother, Harve, Walnut; services 10:30 a.m.

(CDT) Wednesday in Bauman Funeral Home, Monticello; graveside services 2:30 p.m. (CST) Wednesday in Luka Cemetery. MITCHELL, Roy, 77, near Flora, died 2 p.m. Tuesday in Clay County Hospital, Flora; leaves son, Roy Scio, one daughter; in Branson Funeral Home, Flora; arrangements incomplete. NUXOLL, Ferd 77, Teutopolis, died 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday in St. Anthony Hospital, Effingham; leaves Teutopolis; Mrs. Dean Light, Toledaughters, Mrs. Robert Pruemer, do; sons, Walter, Independence, Louis, Olney; Cletus, Charleston; sisters, Mrs. Ben Esker, Teutopolis; Mrs.

Elizabeth Nacke, Harrington, services 10 a.m. (CDT) Friday in St. Francis Church, Teutopolis; burial in church cemetery; Habing Funeral Home in charge. SACHAU, Michael, 3, Greenup, killed Monday when struck by truck; services 1:30. p.m.

(CST) Thursday in Bishop Funeral Home, Greenup; burial in Greenup residence, Cemetery; call at Carl Haga Greenup. SCHNARRE, Edward William, 58, St. Peter, died noon Monday in Lutheran Hospital, St. Louis; leaves wife, Wilma; son, Carroll, Farina; brothers, Martin, St. Peter; Elmer, St.

Peter; Mrs. Clara Kaufman, AltaSibley; sisters Hulda Scheer, mont; stepbrothers, Emil Scharre, Taylorville; Ed Bergman. St. Peter; services 2 p.m. (CST) Thursday in St.

Peter Lutheran Church; burial New St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery; call at Hotz Funeral Home, St. Peter. SHIELS, Oliver 67, Greenup, died Monday; services 1 p.m. (CST) Wednesday in Presbyterian Church; Greenup; burial in Greenup Cemetery; Bishop Funeral Home, Greenup, in charge.

TAYLO, Mrs. Lucy, 70, Clinton, died 6 p.m. Tuesday at home; leaves sons, Ray, Jesse, Clinton; daughters, Faye Owens, Aurora; services 3 Mrs. Vera Leach, Clinton; Mrs. p.m.

Thursday in Pullen-Boos Funeral Home, Clinton; burial in Gibson City Cemetery; call at funeral home after 4 p.m. Wednesday WHALEN, Charleston, died Monday in fall John Edward, 52. from tractor; leaves wife, Margaret; brothers, Tom, George. Charleston; sisters, Miss Mary Whalen, a.m. Thurs- San Antonio, services 9 day in St.

Charles Borromeo Church, Charleston; burial in Roselawn Cemetery; Clark Funeral Home in charge. WHARTON, Mrs. Nora, 88, Atwood, died Sunday in Kirby Hospital, Monticello; services 2 p.m. (CDT) Wednesday in Born Funeral Home, Atwood; burial in Be- -01 03- funeral home, all modern refinements. BRINTLINGER'S 500 W.

MAIN TEL. 2-8571 Funerals- De Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy W. Services 3:00 p.m. Thursday, St.

Peter's A.M.E. Church. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Clinton, Ill. Friends may call at the funeral home from 1:30 p.m. Wednesday until noon Thursday then at the church from 1:00 p.m, until funeral hour.

J. J. Moran Sons -1A 03- Gilliam, Hermus G. Services 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Chapel, where friends may call.

Graveside services 11 a.m. Wecnesday CST at Bethany Cemetery, Golconda, Ill. Dawson Wikoff -14-04- Moran, Thomas A. Solemn Requiem High Mass Thursday 9:30 a.m. St.

James Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 10:00 a.m. Wednesday. Rosary will be recited 8.00 p.m.

Wednesday by members of St. James Cat olic Church. J. J. Moran Sons COMPLETELY EQUIPPED Davis, Tilden Services 3:00 p.m.

Thursday, Chapel. Interment Fairlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff -14 03- Kerske, Charles Services 10:30 Wednesday, Chapel. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons Rau, Mrs. Oda Services 1:00 Thurday, Chapel.

Interment Ridge Cemetery, Maroa, Ill. Friends may call at funeral home after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Dawson Wikoff -14-04 Shade, Clarence W. Services 10 a.m.

Thursday. Monson's chapel. Interment Camp Butler National Cemetery, Springfield, Ml. Friends may call at funeral home. MONSON'S -14.

03- Russell, Mr. Jeremiah (Jerry) Services 2 p.m. Wednesday. Monson's chapel. Interment Fairlawn cemetery.

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We're proud of what we mean to you and your family to be the symbol of evening and peace and contentment in so many homes. Wo are proud because we believe that more than a newspaper, we are a symbol of the American way of life. THE DECATUR HERALD FOUNDED 1800 THE DAILY REVIEW FOUNDED 1878 favorite family newspapers for over three quarters of a century Troutman, Frank Samuel Services 3 p.m. Wednesday, Chapel Burial Boiling Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.

Dawson Wikoff -1A 03- Walker, Mr. Orion Requiem High Mass Wednesday 9:30 m. St. Janaes Catholic Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Friends may call at funeral home, J.

J. Moran Sons -14-04- Woodrum, Clarence Lloyd Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Chapel. Interment Ma. con County Memorial Park.

Friends may call at funeral home after nOOn Wednesday. Dawson Wikoff -1B 03- Bragg, Ira Services 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Born Funeral Home. Interment Lake Fork Cemetery, north of Atwood. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday. Born Funeral Home ATWOOD, ILL. --18 03- Wharton, Nora Services 2:00 p.m. Wednesday. Born Funeral Home.

Interment Bement Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Born Funeral Home ATWOOD, ILL. Funeral Flowers 1C -IC 06- FLOWERS HOURANS On The Boss Hotel Orlando Corner Order by Phone Pay by Mail PHONE 5305 Mr. Mrs.

C. J. Butler. Masonic Temple Activities 6A -6A 03- MACON LODGE NO. 8: Emergent meeing Wed.

2 p.m, All members meet at Monson funeral home to attend services of Brother Jeremiah Russell. Card of Thanks 02 -02 03- WE wish to thank our friends and relatives for their kindness during our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. William D.

Stanley -02 03- WE wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their consideration on our anniversary. -64-05- MACON LODGE NO. 8: Stated meeting 7:30 p. m. -6A -04- STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE No.

979: Emergent meeting, 10:00 a.m. Thursday at Masonic Temple, to attend funeral of Brother Clarence Woodrum. -6A 03- STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE No. 979: 2nd degrees, 6:30 p.m. Visitors welcome.

Refreshments. 6A 03- ZOHAK GROTTO: Stated meeting 7:30 p.m. Personals 07-04- CRAIG'S REST HOME open for business. Prefer ladies. 8-1211.

-07 03- DRIVING to San Diego, Thurs. Take 2. 3-5584. -07-05- FOR A moment of inspiration each day, dial Bible Verse, 8-7425. --07 03- WILL not be responsible for any debts other Mary than E.

those Mast, contracted 3022 Harrison. -07 03-- I thanks WISH TO EXPRESS my Macon sincere Co. to the Decatur Hospital staff for their kindness and consideration and to my friends for their lovely cards and flowers during my illness. Pearl Whitacre. 07-07- MERIWEATHER DRUG closed for vacation, open Sept.

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