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1 us us us us us us us us Gibson City, Courier, June 15, 1967-6A Oswald Garber. She attendLena rural school near Fisher in ed a the Newcomb District from 1899- and Gibson City Grade 1903 School from 1903-1908. She gradunted trom Gibson City High School in 1911. She passed an examination, college education, as without qualified teacher in 1915, certifi. recetving second grade cate.

She later received elementary certificate. She graduated from Illinois State University In 1953. From 1911- 1922 she taught in rural schools in Ford County. She taught elementary grades in the Gibson City school system until her retirement, Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the Gibson City Methodist Church, Lamb Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. The Rev.

William Jones officiated. Burial was in Glendale Cemetery. Surviving are two sisters, Miss Alma, Gibson City, with whom made her home; and Mrs. Ella" Schertz, Saybrook; two brothers, Dr. Ralph J.

Garber, Winter Park, and LL Col. Alfred Garber, Tacoma, Wash. A sister preceded her in death, Miss Garber was an active member of the Methodist Church, Woman's Society of Christian Service, and was a Sunday School teacher. She belonged to the Gibson Community Hospital Auditary and the Retired Teachers Association, Pallbearers were Wayne Wheeler, Lynn Schertz, Dayn Schertz, Wally Roth, De Vere Roth and Dary Roth, 1 1967-6A GIBSON CITY COMMUNITY NOVNALOd TO OHIO Mrs. John Kincade and Mrs.

Marie Gamon of Thawville went to Ohio last Wednesday and brought back with them Thursday Mrs. Wilma Flaugher and s00, Jim, who will be visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Kincade. IN HOSPITAL Mrs.

Raymond Greenlee has been a patient in the Mercy Hospital in Champaign since May 31. TUESDAY VISITORS Mrs. Jack Grier and son, Mickey, of Aurora spent Tuesday here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green, HERE FOR WEEKEND Mrs.

Marie Gagnon of Thawville spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. John Kincade. BLOOMINGTON VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.

Lou Martin spent Monday in Bloomington visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cundift, VISIT SON Mr.

and Mrs. O. McLain spent the weekend in Princeton visiting with their son. and his family, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim McLain and family. ATTEND COMMENCEMENT Mrs. Susan Padgett and Clinton Conrad attended the commencement exercises Tuesday evening at Rantoul. Their nephew, Danny Rasor, was a graduate. VISITORS THIS WEEK Visitors in the home of Mr.

A. L. Potts this week were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nauman of Riverside, Calif, They arrived Wednesday and remained the rest of the week.

Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potts and family of Oswego arrived, Saturday Dr. and Mrs. W.

G. Potts and family of Elmhurst came to visit. Those here Sunday for the first family reunton in quite some time were Mr. and Mrs. William Idle of Palos Heights, Chicago; Lee Potts, Mrs.

A. L. Potts son, and close triends of the family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Broaddus and family and Mary Belle Anderson, both of Gibson City.

HERE FOR BIRTHDAY Charles Deremiah of Champaign spent Monday afternoon visiting with Mrs. A. D. Rankin who was celebrating her birthday. Visitors the Rankin home on Sunday were Mr.

and Mrs. Wilber Hinton of Foosland, Guy Rankin and Mrs. Neve Rankin. VISIT MOTHER Mrs. Art Henderson and children of Mackinaw, were to spend the day with her mother, Mrs.

Lawrence Ropp, Tuesday. SAT, EVENING GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Friedman of Fairbury were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Gifford. ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Miss Karen Nally, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nally, entertained over the weekend some of her triends from Palatine and Mt. Prospect, SATURDAY NIGHT SUPPER GUESTS Saturday night supper guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Duggins were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Meredith of Foosland, MONDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Kaiser of Paxton were Monday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Inez Fawver, MOTHER HERE SUNDAY Mrs. Wilbur Duggins of Paxton spent Sunday with her son and his tamily, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duggins.

HOME FROM OHIO Mr. and Mrs. H. Gerber returned home from Westerville, Ohio Sunday after visiting there with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Gerber and family. The William Gerbe's were recently new parents 0. a baby girl born June 5. Amy Beth has three older brothers and sisters, Davis, 8, Ann, 6, and Michael, 2, who returned home with their grandparents, A.

H. Gerbers, and will be visiting with them for some time. They will also visit with their other grandparents, the Sypults, in Farmer City. ADOPT BOY Mr. and Mrs.

William Gifford adopted a foster child who had been staying with them since a year May. James William the fourth child the Giffords have adopted. ATTEND WEDDING Mrs. Susan Padgett and Clinton Conrad attended the wedding of Roger Dozier and Elsie Adams in Bloomington Saturday, June 10, at the Church of Chist. A reception was held at the following the wedding.

VISITING PARENTS Mrs. Donald Clark and children, Debbie and Stephen, of Atlanta, are visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hager. VISIT DAUGHTER Mrs.

Philip Myers visited last week with their daughter and Ily, Mrs. Phyllis Claycamp and family of Evansville, Ind. Mr. Myers spent the weekend there and then he and his wife returned home Sunday accompanied by their grandchildren, Lyn and Buddy, ho will spend the remainder of the summer here. TUESDAY VISITORS Mrs.

Susan Padgett, Clinton Conrad and their sister, Mrs. Marie Rasor, visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ream of Say' rook. CL EBRATE ANNIVERSARY and Mrs.

Lowel Riblet of Lexi ton celebrated their first anni: sary at their home on Monc evening, June 12. Those were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Potts, Paxton, Mrs. Louise Hensen, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Riblet and Dorri of Gibson City. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nauman and son, Eric, of Riverside, CalIfornia, who have been spending the past week in Gibson City visiting her mother, Mrs.

A. L. Potts, left Monday morning for Davenport, lowa to visit with friends there. They will return to Gibson Tuesday evening and leave again Wednesday evening for Chicago where they are to spend several days with his parents. They are to fly home to Calif, sometime Friday.

TO BLOOMINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Retter accompanied their daughter, Delora Lynn, and Judy Main to Bloomington Sunday evening where the two girls twirled batons for the band concert at Miller Park, VISITING FRIENDS Ruth Broaddus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Broaddus, returned to Palos Heights, Chicago, with friends of the family last weekend.

Her parents are expected to drive up this weekend to bring her back home. THURSDAY EVENING DINNER GUESTS Mrs. John Schroeder and Jack Low Price! High Air Flow! 18,000 Model RD -900B Superline Air Conditioner Multi-room cooling capacity. Four rotary air directors. Automatic thermostat.

One fan speeds. Quiet GE rotary usable air compressor. filter. Heavy Re- $236.00 duty construction. SIMMONS APPLIANCES TROOK, ILLINOIS P.m.

TERMS had as dinner guests Thursday evening, Rev. and Mrs. Logan Dunham and children af Abllene, Kansas, Paul Dunham of Saybrook, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Luedde and daughter of Melvin, VISIT PARENTS Mr.

and Mrs. John Tandy and son of Louisville, Ky. spent the weekend visiting' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tandy.

TO INDIANA Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and family, Mrs. Wayne Gee of Lincoln, and Frank Kirk of Farmer City spent Sunday in Lawrenceburg, where they visited relatives. IN BLOOMINGTON Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Ehresman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Quinn in Bloomington Sunday. MRS.

BARROW HOME Mrs. L. A. Barrow has returned from a visit at the home of her daughter and family in Corpus Christi, Texas. She stayed with her grandchildren while their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Barry Pillinger, took a vacation trip on a freighter to Jamaica, West Indies. Mrs. Pillinger is the for mer Nancy Barrow, a 1953 graduate of the University of Illinois. She majored in speech therapy.

POST -GRADUATION PARTY AT EDENBURNS Mr. and Mrs. James Edenburn entertained a week ago Friday evening in honor of their daughter Sandra, a high school graduate. Present were her brother, Randy, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Beasley and son, Mrs. Bertha Morris, Mrs. Hazel Dallas and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Riblet, Diana, Kathy and Karla, and Mrs. Evan Riblet. PICNIC SUPPER A picnic supper was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Riblet Sunday evening.

Present were Miss Sylvia Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riblet and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riblet and family of Parton, Mr.

and Mrs. Dick CuM of Strewn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pruitt family of Dewey. The birthdays of Evan Riblet and Kathy Riblet were celebrated.

MRS. GEE HERE Mrs. Wayne Gee of Lincoln, has been visiting Mr. Mrs. Larry Smith and and her father, Frank Farmer City, for the weeks.

SAUERS HOME FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Saner and sons returned Monday trom week's vacation in Miami, Florida. They flew by plane from Indianapolis, Ind. last week.

They reported lots of sunny weather while there. VISITING WITH PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fry and children, Rickey and Eddie, of Superior, Nebraska, are vistting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Byerline. WEEKEND VISITORS Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Byerlipe were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Byerline and son, Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Peters a and son, Mike. They all enjoyed a potluck dinner at the Byerline bome Sunday. MONDAY VISITORS Visitors Monday at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. Auterman were Mrs. T. Keterhagen and Mr. and Mrs.

Tony King of Waterford, Wisconsin and Mrs. Hilda Powers of Stephens Point, Wisc. Mrs. Mrs. Tony King and Mrs.

Hilda Powers are all sisters of Mr. Autermans. TUESDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Edwards of Bloomington visited Tuesday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mills. HERE FROM TENN, Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders of Chattanooga, Tenn, visited Wednesday and Thursday at the homes of Mrs.

Etta Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mooney, FATHER'S DAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brices and family af Charleston cale.

brated Father's Day Sunday, June 11, with a dinner at their bome. Those attending were Mr. and Recent graduates of the Dale Carnegie Course pose Mike Day, Dave Boho, Don Williams, Mirl Dallas, with their instructor and on the floor is Bob Jones, kneeling is the instructor, bers are front row left: gerson, Mary Lou Emerson, Cender, Virginia Schertz, ley, Viola Birky, Maribeth ilyn Kupferschmid (G.A.). graduate assistants. Seated graduate assistant, and Lou O'Dell.

Class memWilma Riblet, Cynthia GreBarbara Kaley, Lydia Carol Smith, Sharon KelEbach (G.A.) and MarSecond row from left: NEWS OF ELLIOTT Mrs. Bloice Shilts returned Friday by bus from St, John, where she had been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Robertson for a week. The bus in which she was riding was involved in an accident near Manteno, delaying ber trip three bours, but luckily none of the passengers on the bus were burt.

Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Koopman were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hasty and family of Champaign, Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Lunde and family were in Pana Sunday, where they attended the annual Issacs reunion, Guests during the weekend at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thedens were Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Bosted of Gary, ind. Mrs. Edna M.

Sundal was at State University, Normal, on Sunday where she was leadership conteraf the Business ProWomen, Sunday evening dinner quests bome of Mr. and Mrs. D. at were Col. and Mrs.

Tatand the Irene Grove, of Paxton; Mrs. Ends Girton and Peter Jackson Lake Forest. Mr. Dreitzer and John Noble of Gibscs City plan to leave this for a week's fishing at Greers Ferry Lake at Hebron, Ark. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Critchett of Lebanon, visited during the weekend at the home of ber sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Wins Mrs. Craft weat to Paxton Thursday evening, where Mrs. Barton Reynolds of Potomac, Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Reypolds, Ben Briggs, Mr.

and Mrs. William Auterman and Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Auterman, all of Gibson City. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Currie attended the birthday celebration Sunday for Rollie Nelswander at the Paxton V.F.W, Hall. TUESDAY CALLER Mrs.

Remus us Curtis of Melvin was a caller Tuesday evening at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Currie. WEEKEND WITH PARENTS Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Asher and Sharon spent last weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roberts of Harvey. WEEKEND GUESTS Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Johnson were Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Johnson of McLeansboro; her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Weldin Johnson and Ross of Grand Rapids, ber niece and busband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Evansville and their daughter, Deanna, of Champaign. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Johnson's sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Dozier and Tom of Forrest, were also guests. Saturday afternoon the Johnsons and their guests attended the wedding of Miss Elsie Ada ms and Rodger Dozier in Bloomington. she planned to assist at the home of her daughter and family, the Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hansons, for a number of days. Mrs. William Houx of Leslie, and son Frank Smith of Hollywood, were Thursday overnight guests at the home of Mrs. W. C.

Story. They were enroute to Hazelcrest to visit with Mrs. Hour's daughter. Mrs. Houx is a sister of the late W.

C. Story, Sunday evening supper guests at the home of Mr. and George Mattox were Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Eisenhower of Onarga, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bartelson and Alan visited during the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Koepke and daughters at Mt.

Prospect, and also visited with the Bob Knilans family of Arlington Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Howard White of Waukegan, Severe thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds were experienced late Saturday afternoon that particular area as well in the Chicago area, Highways were flooded and much damfrom dooded basementsKnlans being one of those with dooded basement- -two feet of water. Sunday afternoon, and again Monday, severe weather warnines were in effect and residents were alerted to seek shelter and take precautions, but luckily nothing serious developed. On Saturday evening it was reported that at one time 80 planes were in the air above Hare Airport waiting for byorable landing conditions, and for approximately 11,000 passengers were delayed, Capt.

and Mrs. C. E. Herrin and children of Vienna, who visited at the bome of Rev. and Mrs.

John Ragsdale several weeks ago, returned the latter part of the week for another few days visit before concluding their vacation. The Herrins had been visiting with his relatives in Missourl, Mrs. Herrin is the former Jean Newport, daughter of Mrs. Ragsdale. Other visitors Saturday at the Ragsdale home were Mr.

and Mrs. Phil Newport and family of East Peoria. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humphrey, who were recently married, have moved to the Dick Thompson property across from the grade school.

Mrs. Alice Conley, St. Petersburg, departed for her home Sunday afternoon following a week's visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Stella Smith, and other relatives. She also visited with ber daughter, Margaret, at Fairbury, and her brother, Fred Wagner, who was a patient at the Mercy Hospital, Urbana, Mrs.

Conley will be remembered as the former Alice Wagner Okey. Other visitors in the Smith home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and da ughters, Mrs. Eunice Jones and Judy of Gibson City, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Johnson and Timmy. Fred "Dutch" Wagner, who has been bospitalized several weeks at the Mercy Hospital, Urbana, was expected to be released Wednesday of this week. The South Dix Homemakers Extension Unit will meet Monday, June 19, at 1:30 p.m, at the home of Mrs. Grotis McGuire.

The HURRY Off HURRY On All Diamond Rings and Wedding Rings For The Month of June GOOD SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM CARL'S JEWELRY 118 N. Sangamon GIBSON CITY, ILLINOIS Marland Riblet, Dick Nagle, Ellis Unzicker, Bill Mitze, Gene Williams, Richard Shields, Dave Smith and Jim Jensen (G.A.). Back row left: John R. Zehr, Dayn Schertz, Wilbert Birky, Darrel Trimble, Ken Litwiller, Dave Ransdell, Russ Taylor, Wilbur Schertz, Richard Young, Lowell Cender and James Taylor. Not pictured are Toby Walker, Mike Kram- er and Rick Kemple.

major lesson on "Quick Jams and Jellies" will be given by Mrs. F. E. Baxter and Mrs. Roy Forman.

lesson, "Ofgrain Stitching', will be given by Mrs. Harry McClure. Roll call is to be answered by "A Vacation Trip 1 Plan To 4-H members of the Elliott Home Ec. Club are to be special guests. ELLIOTT LUTHERAN CHURCH John Ragsdale, Supply Pastor Sunday, June 18: 9:30 a.m.

Morning Worship service. PONTOPPIDAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Benjamin Ostrem, Pastor Thursday, June 15: 6:30 p.m. Junior confirmation class no senior confirmation class meeting. Sunday, June 18: 9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Morning Worship. The H1-League will enjoy an outing at Lake of the Woods, Mahomet, with pot luck supper.

There will be recreation and a period of devotion, Wednesday, June 21: 745 p.m. Mid-week Bible study and prayer, continuing with the study of Romans. ELLIOTT EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Pastor, Jack Kaley Thursday, June 15: 10:00 a.m. Ladies Prayer Meeting Friday, June 16: 730 p.m. Concluding day of Vacation Bible School program to be held, Parents and Freeda Garber, Retired Teacher, Dies Saturday Miss Freeda Garber, who held a teaching certificate for 50 consecutive years in Ford County, died Saturday (June 10, 1967) at 8:20 p.m.

at the Gibson Community Hospital. She had been a patient four days, Miss Garber received her Orst certificate in 1915 and her last certificate expired in 1965. She' retired from teaching in 1960 and served as a substitute teacher at various times after her retirement. She also did some tutoring in her home. She was born May 11,.1894, 'at Fisher, a daughter of John and friends are invited to attend.

Sunday, June 9:00 Worship 10:00 a.m, Sunday School 6:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship at Gibson City 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship service at Gibson City Wednesday, June 21: The regular scheduled meeting at the Ladies Add for this afternoon will be beld one week later, Wednesday, June 28. Hostess will be Mrs. W.

C. Story; program leader, Mrs. George Mattor, 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir practice Thursday, June 22: 10:00 am, Ladies Prayer Meeting, Kodachrome See us for expert PROCESSING of Kodak Color Films Make us your headquarters for complete color slide and color snapshooting service. We've full assortment of Kodak color films- Kodachrome, Ektachrome, and Kodacolor -and we are prepared to handie your processing with expert care at modest cost.

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