14 Wednesday, Oct. 4 1978 Oquawka Current, P.O. Box 606, Oquawka, Ill. 61469 Deaths Matters Mrs. Mabel M.
Janssen DALLAS CITY -Mrs. Mabel M. Janssen, 73, Golden Era Home, died at 3:50 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 26, at Burlington (Iowa) Medical Center.
A former Burlington, Iowa, resident, she was born May 5, 1905, at Pleasant Plain, Iowa, the daughter of James and Jennie Shofe Sheckler. She married Ralph Janssen June 6, 1928, in Burlington. She was a housewife and member of First United Church of Christ, Burlington. Surviving: Two daughters, Mrs. Jeanette Schindall, Bettendorf, Iowa, and Mrs.
Delores Harrison, Dallas City; two brothers, Kerman Sheckler, Portland, and James Sheckler, Monmouth; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Sept. 29, Prugh's Chapel, Burlington, Rev. Alvin Volle; Aspen Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Vera James Mrs. Vera May (Milligan) James, 59, of Gladstone, died at 12:30 p.m. Friday at ten Klein Hospital in Burlington. She had spent most of her life in Gladstone and attended schools there.
She was a daughter of Otis and Ferol Milligan and was born Sept. 23, 1919, at Kirkwood. She married Lester (Bill) James Dec. 6, 1937 in Marion County, Missouri. She was a homemaker and of Methodist faith.
Mrs. James is survived by a son, Lee, of Lockport; her mother; three grandchildren; five sisters, Mrs. Robert (Jean) Diran of Carman, Mrs. James (Barbara) Clinton of Warsaw, Mrs. Clyde (Violet) Testman of Keokuk, Iowa, Mrs.
Ivan (Fern) Brown of Argenta, and Mrs. Robert (Darlene) Garrett of Des died Moines, Iowa; and two brothers, Wilford Milligan and Chester Milligan, both of Keokuk. Her parents, husband, father, one son, one brother and one sister died earlier. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Sederwall Chapel, all Biggsville, in charge of the Rev.
Sandra O'Bert. Burial was in the Oquawka Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established. Bertha L. Davis Mrs.
Bertha L. Davis, 68, of 109 West Park, Tremont, died on Sept. 22 in Pekin Memorial Hospital. She had been hospitalized since Monday. She was born at Biggsville Dec.
14, 1909, daughter of Sam and Sadie Beebe. She married Merle Davis at Monmouth on May 3, 1941. Mrs. Davis had resided in Tremont for 80 years and was a member of Tremont United Methodist Church. Services were held Monday, Sept.
25 at Tremont. Interment was in Antioch Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, two sons, Donald Mason of San Diego, and Jerry Davis of Tremont; five grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. George Green of Oquawka, Mrs. Leo Morrissey of Hastings, and Mrs.
Dolly Coan of Detroit, Mich. Two grandchildren and three brothers died earlier. Fredrick Beebe Frederick D. Beebe, 77, of 275 East Carl Sandburg Drive, died at 4 p.m. Sept.
13 in the Galesburg Convalescent Center. He was born Aug. 23, 1901, in Biggsville of Sam and Sadie Beebe. He married Maude Perry on Sept. 20, 1922, in Abingdon.
She died in April 1978. Mr. Beebe was a retired city policeman, serving for 15 years, and was a member of the Illinois Protective Association (IPA) and the Police Benevolent Association. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Melvin (Bonnie Jean), of Tuscon, grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; four sisters, Mrs.
Doll Coan, of Detroit, Mrs. Leo Morrissey, (Louise), of Hastings, Mrs. Merle Davis (Bertha) of Tremont, and Mrs. George Green (Mildred) of Oquawka. Graveside services were held Friday, Sept.
15, at Memorial Park Cemetery. In addition to his wife, a son, Kenneth died earlier. Mrs. Helen McGinnis DALLAS CITY--Mrs. Helen Rosella McGinnis, 60, Dallas City, died Monday, Sept.
25, at Carthage Memorial hospital. The daughter of Paul and Myrtle Carlson Welborn, she was born April 14, 1918. She was a member of the Free Methodist church. Surviving: Son, Ronald, and two daughters, Marilyn Terrell and Judy Leinbach, all of Dallas City; her mother, Dallas City; sister, Pauline Hedges, Rio Vista; five brothers, George Welborn, Lomax and Carl, Vail, Herbert and Hubert Welborn, all of Dallas City; and ten grandchildren. Funeral: 2 p.m.
Sept. 27, Free Methodist church, Rev. T.J. Wemette; Harris cemetery. A Heart Fund memorial has been established at Banks Beals funeral home.
Mrs. Grace Markey DALLAS CITY- Grace L. Markey, 76, Dallas City, died Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 1 p.m. in Hanco*ck County nursing home, Carthage.
The daughter of Wesley and Edith Heisler Byers, she was born March 9, 1902, in Durham township. She married Paul Noland Markey May 23, 1922; he died Feb. 17, 1971. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic church. Surviving: Five sons, Leon, Loxahatcheo, Frank, Burlington, Iowa, and Lester, John and W.A.
(Tony), all of Dallas City; three daughters, Mary Garrison, Franklin, and Kathryn Symmonds and Dorothy Johnson, both of Dallas City; two brothers, Donald Byers, Ferris, and John Byers, Carthage; two sisters, Mildred McBride, Carthage rural, and Dorothy Harris, Galesburg; 48 grandchildren; and 20 greatgrandchildren. Funeral: 10 a.m. last Friday, Sacred Heart church, Fr. Ralph Aldrich; Gittings Mound cemetery, La Harpe. Wake service, 8 p.m.
last Thursday, Banks Beals funeral home. Mrs. Gertrude Bowling GALESBURG-Mrs. Gertrude A. Bowling, 87, of Galesburg, died Saturday at Cottage Hospital.
She was a retired clerk for Kellogg and Drake Co. Born April 2, 1891, i in Warren County, she married Alexis J. Bowling at Galesburg in 1913. Survivors are one son, William Portland, one daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Troland, Holiday, one brother, Emery Anderson of Biggsville; one sister, Mrs.
Lilly German of Galesburg; six grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the First Christian Church.
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Main Aledo Martha Brown, Ltd. 230 S. Main Monmouth Mart of record- Property Transfers Henderson County Edon H. Neff to Frances A. Neff Q.C.D.
Hixsons 2nd Ads Lillian M. Lot Owen 7 D. to Marion B. Bruce wf W.D.J.T. Second Add Stronghurst Lots 15 16 blk 44.
Leah A. fa*gan, etal to Floyd Peel wf W.D.J.T. Biggsville Lot 2. Marvin L. Gittings wf to Robert B.
Smith wt W.D.J.T. Carman Lots 6, 7, 8 Blk 1. Lloyd B. Mohr wf to Louis L. Mohr W.D SW Sec.
29 Twn. 8 Rng. 6. Pauline L. Brown to Pauline L.
Brown H.W.D.J.T. East Burlington Subd. No. 2 pt Sec. 33 Twn.
8 Rgn. 6 pt Lots 13, 14, 15, 16 Blk 1. Earl L. Lyon to Iris Freeland wf W.D.J.T. Lyon Subd.
Lot 1 pt frac'l Sec. 2 Twn. 12 Rng. 5. Barbara G.
Gillham to Russel Sutton wf Q.C.J.T. pt 35 Twn. 12 Rng. 5. Orville R.
Thomas to Ivan Kenneth Thomas wf W.D.J.T. pt Sec. 32 Twn. 10 Rng. 5.
Marriage licenses Henderson County Roger Lee Van'Tine, Gladstone; and Penny Lynn Seymour, Biggsville. Henderson tickets 0QUAWKA-Tickets were issued in Henderson County to persons on these charges: Alejandro Sanchos, 23, Nauvoo, disorderly conduct, posted $35. Castulc M. Gonzalez, 20, Burlington, disorderly conduct. posted $35.
Esteban M. Gonzalez, 27, Burlington, disorderly conduct, posted $35. Stephan J. Godde, 20, Plano, speeding 78 in 55 zone, John P. Hardin, 29, Galesburg, speeding 68 in 55 posted driver's license.
zone. nosted bond card. Larry M. Perry, 30, Monmouth, criminal trespass to property, disorderly conduct. posted $100.
James D. Elliott, 23, Monmouth, criminal trespass to property and disorderly conduct, posted $100. Donald W. Shawleu, 32, Monmouth, criminal trespass to property and disorderly conduct, posted $100. Steven L.
Bennett, 30, Peoria, disorderly conduct, notice appear. Raymond L. Showers, 25, Gladstone, speeding 50 in 35 zone, posted driver's license. Larry D. Lumberg, 38, Burlington, failed to reduce speed to avoid accident.
posted $35. Thomas E. Miller, 32, Monmouth, failed to yieldturning left, posted driver's license. Francis A. Smith, Altona, no valid safety test, posted driver's license.
John A. Bass, 27, Kirkwood, disobeyed no passing zone, posted driver 'slicense. Ronald K. Whitehead, 26, Biggsville, speeding, posted bond card. Henderson Fines OQUAWKA- paid in Henderson County Circuit Court include those from: Joseph Smith 18, Burlington, aggravated assault, $100 fine and $30 costs, placed on probation.
William Abel 48, Chicago, speeding 70 in 55 zone, $25 fine and $10 costs. Tami D. Butler, 19, Oquawka, speeding 66 in 55 zone, $25 fine and $10 costs. William R. Carle, 23, Abingdon, no valid safety equipment, $25 fine and $20 costs.
David G. Clark, 28, Hammond, speeding 65 in 50 zone, $25 fine and $10 costs. Gean W. Dowell, 64, Stronghurst, failure to give information, $50 fine and $20 costs. Kevin I.
John, 20, Oquawka, speeding 70 in 55 zone, $25 fine and $10 costs. Ronnie G. Kline, 18, Lomax, no tail lights, $25 fine and $10 costs. Daniel E. Light, 29, Oquawka, hunting without consent of landowner, $25 fine and $10 costs.
Ronald D. McVey, 18, Biggsville, speeding 86 in 55 zone, $50 fine and costs. Brian M. Miller, 18, Oquawka, speeding 41 in 35 zone, dismissed. David B.
Naputi, 28, Burlington, no valid driver's license, $25 fine and $10 costs. John C. Nelson, 24, LaHarpe, speeding 74 in 55 zone $25 fine and $10 costs. Dennis L. Olson, 26, Dallas City, speeding 66 in 55 zone, $25 fine and $10 costs.
Brian D. Robbins, 29 Oquawka, hunting without consent of landowner, $25 fine and $10 costs. John R. Reimolds, 45, East Peoria, disobeyed traffic control, $25 fine and $20 costs. Paul D.
Rickey, 24, Seaton, speeding 71 in 55 zone $25 fine and $10 costs. Richard J. Runyon, 24, Rock Island, failed to appear twice license forfeited. Kendall L. Tippett, 39, Monmouth, speeding 68 in 55 zone, $25 fine and $10 costs.
John Lee Dixon, 18, Burlington, burglary, $150 fine and $75 costs, 60 days in jail, and placed on probation for two years. Fire calls Caroll Fleming, 22, Seaton, charged July 20 with speeding, pleaded guilty last week in Warren County Circuit Court. He was fined $25 and costs. Monmouth police, acting on a call from the Henderson County sheriff at Local resident keys MC win MONMOUTH-Former Southern of Stronghurst star Mike Schmitz scored three touchdowns Saturday to lead undefeated Monmouth past Olivet, 43-0. A defensive back and kick return specialist, Schmitz scored on punt returns of 75 and 63 yards and on a 21- yard pass interception.
Former Burlington Grayhound kicker Bob Green booted five extra points. He has scored 16 points this year. Ex-Hound Joe McDade rushed for 38 yards in eight carries. Monmouth is 3-0 and opens conference play Saturday at home against Cornell. Union homecoming On Friday night, Union High will be host to Yorkwood in this year's Homecoming game.
The game will start at 7 p.m. and the dance at 8:30 it will end at 11:30. There will be an extended half time during the game to feature the Union High School Band and the Homecoming Court. This year's senior candidates for Homecoming King are Grant Gray, Mark Ray, David Blake and Scott Cooper. Candidates for Homecoming Queen are Patti Eckley, Kathy Thompson, Cindy Allen and Lisa John.
Attendants for the junior class are Oquawka, arrested Mark W. Taylor, 26, of Monmouth on Sept. 24. Oquawka authorities told Monmouth police that a car had forced a car driven by Ella Grant of Oquawka into the ditch and then headed toward Monmouth. That was at 3:04 p.m.
that Sunday, and at 3:10 p.m. the car was spotted along West Broadway. Police arrested Taylor on a charge of driving while intoxicated. His court hearing was set for Oct. 24.
Ambulance calls Sept. 19 Shirley Lox, Oquawka, sick at home taken to Monmouth Hospital. Sept. 20-Mrs. Wendell Stevenson, Gladstone, injured in wreck on Rt.
34 taken to Burlington Hospital for treatment. Sept. 20-Shawn A. Johns, Burlington, injured in wreck on Rt. 34 taken to Burlington Hospital for treatment.
Sept. 24-Donnie Cook, Oquawka sick at home taken to Monmouth Hospital. Sept. 24-lleen Kobus, Oquawka, sick at home taken to Burlington Hospital. Sept.
26-Melissa Dunn, Oquawka, injured at bowling alley, taken to Burlington Hospital. Sept. 27-Eddie Roy Delabar, Oquawka, injured at home taken to Aledo Hospital. Sept. 29-Fred Nelson, Oquawka sick at home, taken to Monmouth Hospital.
28-Roy Delabar, Oquawka sick at home, taken to Aledo Hospital. PRESCRIPTIONS MANY HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS KEITHSBURG DRUG Warren R. Peterson, Reg. Pharmacist Phone: 374-2266 FILLING STATION III MISSISSIPPI RIVER CHANNEL CATFISH ON THURSDAY, OCT. 5 FRIED TURTLE ON FRIDAY, OCT.
6 FRESH SALMON and wild rice dressing Mon. Sat. 8 a.m. to 12 a.m. Closed Sundays.
420 N. Main Monmouth 734-7001 Marty Lant and Karena Gibb; for the Sophom*ore Class, Brian Sterett and Denise Schulta; and for the freshman class, Brad Lindo and Tara Clark. The King and queen will be crowned at the dance at approximately 10:30. Oops! Last week we switched the information on two pictures and improperly identified Eula Rogers, Mrs. Ben Board and Mrs.
Daryl Dowell as Mr. and Mrs. John Bruyn and vice versa. Our apologies to both the ladies and the Bruyns. INSURANCE OF MONMOUTH Henderson County Representative Charles Shinkle, Broker Home 924-1390 Office 734-2116 Is Homeowners Insurance costing you too much? Is your home insured for what it would cost to replace? CALL AND ASK ME FOR A QUOTE PRICES Your Tamily WE RESERVE for Oct.
5, 6, 7 EASY TAKE SAVINGS TO LIMIT EFFECTIVE THE RIGHT Fed WITH FRESH WHOL FRYING SMOKED CHICKENS ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK PICNICS LB. LB. LB. $149 $187 lb. cut up) LB.
lb. sliced) BLADE CUT BOILING BRISKET BEEF LB. CHUCK ROAST LB. BEEF FRESH GROUND BEEF. LB.
$109 SHORT RIBS. LB. WONDER HOME PRIDE SWISS VALLEY FARMS FRENCH 8 CTN. OZ. FROZEN TONY'S PIZZA WHITE BREAD 24 LOAF OZ.
59c ONION CHIP DIP KRAFT SLICED 12 PKG. OZ. $129 off reg. price ORE-IDA FRENCH FROZEN FRIES. 2 BAG.
LB. AMERICAN CHEESE. BETTY CROCKER READY- TO-SPREAD PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS. FROSTING VANILLA, MILK CHOC. BETTY CROCKER SUPER MOIST CAKE MIXES.
BOX OZ. 22 OZ. WINDEX BOTTLE CLEANER WHITE, YELLOW, DEVILS FOOD, GERMAN BUTTER BRICKLE 12 OZ. LYSOL NESTLES 12 PKG. OZ.
$179 SPRAY DISINFECTANT $149 SEMI-SWEET MORSELS ALL GREETING CARDS and GIFT WRAP OFF AS OF OCT. 15th WE WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAYS FOR THE WINTER OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 8 a.m. till 6 p.m.; OPEN SUN.
8:30 a.m. till Noon PINGER'S FOOD CENTER W.R. W.M. Pinger Keithsburg, Illinois Phone 374-2512.
