Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 6

Decatur, Illinois Wednesday, November 17, 1982 CommunityCentral Illinois- Man killed in farm accident MORRISONVILLE A rural Christian County man was killed Tuesday afternoon when he was pulled into a large roll baler. William "Pearl" Flannigan, 50, of rural Morrisonvil-le, about 10 miles south of Taylorville on Nokomis Road, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident at 1: 09 p.m. Flannigan died when he reached into the baler to remove corn stalks from the machine while it was operating. His arm became caught in the rollers, and he was pulled up to his shoulders into the machine, according to Christian County Coroner Tom Doyle. The Taylorville Rescue squad was called to the Charles F.

Engeling farm at 12:20 p.m. and extricated Flannigan's body from the baler. The only witness was Charles Engeling, who was working at another baler when Flannigan was killed. Doyle said an inquest is scheduled, but was not certain if an autopsy is necessary. Flannigan said the cause of death was shock due to a loss of blood.

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Decatur Fire De-partmentjfnvestigators later determined the fire was a case of arson. The arsonist has not been found. The building at 545 N. Water St. has remained empty since the fire.

It was purchased recently by the Central Illinois Barber College, 566 N. Water St. Dean Blancett, director, said the building is being torn down this week. Blancett aid his school needs the extra parking space for new students in the cosmetology courses that have -been added to the curriculum. The lounge was purchased for $10,000 from former owner Doug York.

Blancett, whose college has been on North Water Street for five years, said he hopes replacing the bar will improve the neighborhood. "I've been working on this area for a long time," he said. He hopes eventually to expand the school even more, although he said no plans are ready to be made public. Blancett has heard little about the bar being torn down. "It was a landmark more than anything else.

A lot of your famous entertainers performed there." Probably the most prominent was Randolph, who performed with The Kopy Kats. The group had performed at the Decatur Cocktail Lounge for more.than a year when Randolph was invited to appear on television. While D's drew country-western music and fans, it also drew its share of police officers called to quell fights. Ex-Elks manager in Announce your garage sale with a little Class. charged The former manager of the downtown Elks Club in Decatur has been charged in Macon County Circuit 429-4353 Court with felony theft for allegedly taking at least $1,000 of club funds in recent weeks.

He is Gerhard Roelle-ke, 35, of the 2300 Block Richmond Road. He was arrested by police after a Circuit; Courts fl MUTUAL'S surprise audit was conducted at the club. According to police reports, the club confirmed suspicions by BPO Lodge 461 officers that there were dis-crepencies'in accounts at the club, at 156 W. William St. Eva Savage; also known as Eva Bond, of the 900 Block W.

Macon in Decatur has been charged in Macon County Circuit Court with the misdemeanor theft of food stamps from the mail. It is alleged she took stamps worth $175 from another resident of her apartment building, Maria McCrory. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT 7 The aunt of a 6-yearold boy who was struck jn the face has been charged in Macon County Circuit Court with cruelty to children, a misdemeanor. She is Martha Burries, 29, of the 1300 Block N. Water St.

who hadxustody of the boy as the result of court pro-ceedingsThe boy did not require hospital treatment. The incident was brought to the attention of police by Decatur Scfiool District officials. 30-Month Certificate 9.850 91 -Day Certificalo 8.446 7500 Minimum Depwit High Ht'turn Shorl Term S.KK) Minimum Dcpo-it. Daily for Additional Karninji. James tCHyder, 21, of the 900 Block E.

Lincoln been charged with the felony offense of theft from a person and theft under $300 in connection with a Saturday incident involving two citizens who assisted a 68-yearHpld woman robbed at a shopping center. Hyder is charged with taking the purse of Ruth Simo-' nin. of thf -900 Block N. Union who was loading her grocerieSinto a car at Eisner Food Store at 1595 E. Cantrell an assailant grabbed her purse.

DavidrTapscott, 45. of 345 Nelson Park Blvd. and Fred Vanderlaan, 41, of 1325 S. 21st St. came to her aid and pinned a suspect down about one block away, according to police reports.

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