Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 22

Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, November 20, 1936. 22 DECATUR HERALD Earl Smith, Effingham County Charles Burton, Dewitt County. K. G. Carriere of Park Ridge has been transferred to Clinton to replace Mitchell.

State Parole vision electrical foreman on the1 1951, has been promoted to assist Springfield division of the Illinois ant electrical engineer of equip-Central Railroad at Clinton since merit in Chicago. sentenced last January for forgery. Thomas Giggetts, 39, formerly of 136 E. Macon was sentenced in February, 1954, for theft of two rings and a watch from H. E.

Creaker. Others sentenced from Central Illinois counties, whose December parole hearings were announced, include: Harry Cedric Diesel, Fayette County, prole violation hearing Elmer W. Holmes, Effingham County James Herschel Wright, Dewitt County Vernon McGaha, Effingham County Roy Benson, Logan County Rodcl Roland, Clav County Scott Van Mcttfr, Shelby County Clinton Man Promoted Clinton, Nov. 19 (Staff) Set Hearing! is J. Mitchell who has been di Which cup has the TOPIC? INTRODUCTORY OFFER For December A Macon County youth who was first imprisoned when he was 15 years old and a 78-year-old man who has served 46 years under a manslaughter conviction are among Macon County prisoners whose v--v-y-i So that more DECATUR families may know and enjoy role hearings are sei for Decem- the different and delicious flavor of JOAN OF ARC "Country Gentleman" SWEET CORN Alvin Randall, was 15 and an Argenta resident when he was sentenced in 1949 to the St.

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John Furry, 26, of Decatur was sentenced in October, 1950, after his probation was revoked in Cur-cuit Court. He was sentenced under his original conviction for burglary. Jack Mudd, 19, formerly of 545 N. Water was sentenced last Dec. 28 for burglary, after his probation was revoked.

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