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Market Posts Loss In Trading NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market closed with another loss today. Trading slowed near the finish. The Dow Jones industrial average at 1:30 p.m. was off 2.73 points at 930.35. Losses led gains by a wide margin.

Prices near the close included: Brunswick, up at Continental Oil, off at Great Western Financial, off at Hess Oil, off at and GAS off Vs at Prices generally were lower the American Stock Exchange. Brokers attributed the dip in part to the fading out of the latest peace hope rally which they said "Brings in more selling." The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was off 1.0 at 334.9, with industrials off 1.5, rails off .5, and utilities off .5. Gold issues, apparently reflecting higher gold prices in some European markets, generally were higher. Dome Mines gained Campbell Red Lake and Homestead were up fractions. Conglomerate issues continued generally lower.

AMK Corp. was off and Loew's Theatres was off Ling-TemcoVought was off Motors were off as a group. Electronics and aircrafts had a lower trend. Of the 20 most-active stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, 16 were lower, 3 were higher, and 1 was unchanged. Great Western Financial, most-active largely because of a block, was off at 27Vs.

Three of the 20 most-active stocks on the American Stock Exchange were higher, 14 were lower, and 3 were unchanged. NEW YORK (AP) Dow Jones closing Wednesday: 30 Indus 20 Rails 15 Utilities. 65 Stocks stock averages 930.92 off 2.16 241.82 off 0.76 129.41 off 0.41 322.70 off 0.87 NEW YORK (AP) New York Stock Exchange closing in dex: Market off 33 cents Index 56.39 off 0.38 Industrial 59.21 off 0.47 Transportation 50.97 off 0.34 Utility 43.97 off 0.01 Finance 72.24 off 0.51. Livestock CHICAGO (AP) (USDA)Hogs butchers weak to 25 lower; 1-2 190-225 Ib butchers 21.00-21.25; 1-3 190-250 Ibs 20.2520.75; 2-4 240-260 Ibs 19.75-20.75; sows 1-3 330-400 Ibs 18.25-19.00; 2-3 500-600 Ibs 17.00-1.008. Cattle calves none; slaughter steers steady; a loads prime Ib slaughter steers yield grade 3 and 4 34.00-34.25; mixed high choice and prime Ibs 31.5033.00; choice Ibs yield grade 2 to 4 29.25-31.50; mixed high choice and prime Ibs yield grade 2 to 4 28.75-29.75; good 26.00-27.75; utility and cows 19.25-21.00; commercial bulls commercial utility and 23.00-26.50.

Sheep 100; package choice 123 Ib wooled slaughter lambs steady at 30.00. CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Official estimated livestock receipts for Thursday are 300 cattle, 3,500 hogs and no estimate of sheep. CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Wednesday: Prev. Close close LIVE BEEF CATTLE Markets At A Glance NEW YORK CAP1 Marlrotc IVIVIY VttrJ MarKclS at a glance: Stocks Lower in moderate trading. Cotton Lower.

CHICAGO: Wheat Higher; good demand. Corn Mostly higher; with wheat. Oats Lower; liquidation. Lower; liquidation. Butcher hogs Weak to 25 cents lower; receipts top 21.25.

Slaughter steers Steady; receipts top 34.25. ricked up momentum in the last (0 minutes when some commission house brokers and local began vying for rade. Some short covering then developed. Some selling near the close trimmed the advance a fraction. At the close wheat was to cent a bushel higher, May L.27%; corn was unchanged to higher, May 1.16%; oats unchanged to lower, May 66 3 4 cents; rye was unchanged to Sigher, May 1.18% and soy- jeans were unchanged to 1 cent lower, May 2.61%.

CHICAGO (AP) Prev. High Low Close Close WHEAT May 1.28 1.26% 1.27% 1.27 Jul 1.28 1.26'A 1.27% 1.27 Sep 1.30% 1.29% 1.30% 1.30 Dec 1.36V4 1.35 1.36 1.35% Mar 1.40% 1.39V4 1.40% 1.39% CORN May 1.17 1.18% 1.16% 1.16% Jul 1.18% 1.18% 1.18% 1.18% Sep 1.19 1.18% 1.18% 1.18% Dec 1.15V4 1.14% 1.14% 1.14% Mar 1.19% 1.18% 1.18% 1.18% OATS May Jul .66 .66 Sep Dec 8 RYE May 1.18% 1.18 1.18% 1.18% Jul 1.18 1.17% 1.18 1.17% Sep 1.18% 1.17% 1.18% 1.17% Dec 1.20% 1.20% 1.20% 1.20% SOYBEANS May 2.62'/4 2.61% 2.62 1 Jul 2.66V4 2.65% 2.65% 2.66 Aug 2.62% 2.62V4 2.62% 2.62V Sep 2.44% 2.44 2.44'A 2.44 7 Nov 2.35% 2.34»/4 2.34% 2.33V Jan 2.39 2.38V4 2.38V4 2.39V Mar 2.42 2.43 CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard yellow No 2 sof red 1.30%n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.19%n; No 4 yellow 1.14%. Oat No 2 extra heavy white Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.66n. Soybean oil 8.45n.

12:45 p.m. Quotes COURTESY OF EDWARD D. JOHKS CO. STATE BANK BLDO. Stock 12:45 P.M Pric Am.

Motors 10 5 5 Am. Tel. Tel. 52 Chrysler Corp. 52? Clevite Pfd.

89V Colt Ind. Inc. 59V Com. Edi. 45V Crum Forster 28 3 Ford Motor Co.

Bid 85 Com. Edi. Pfd. 50 5 Gen. Elec.

91V Gen. Fds. Corp. 79 Gen. Motors 80 3 Honeywell Inc.

125 IBM sioy Int. Harv. 33V Holiday Inn 72V Nor. St. W.

49 3 RCA 43'A Sears 68 3 St. Oil 81 3 Sundstrand 65 3 Texaco Inc. 85 3 3 U.S. Steel 44 West. El.

Corp. 67V Woolworth 29 3 i In Africa a charging lion wa clocked for 100 yards in a little ove five seconds. CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Mercantile Butter holesale buying prices; 93 core A A 92 A 90 89 Cars 90 9 62. Eggs wholesale buying prices: rade A whites 45; mediums standards 38; checks 27. CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) 'otatoes arrivals 32; on track 30; total U.S.

shipments 441; carlot track sales: Idaho usset Burbanks 6.00-6.50; Minn. Dakota round reds 2.50.60; carlot track sales: Florida round reds in 50 Ib acks 2.50. Recount Bid Ruled Out Close Race No recount is planned in the losest race in Tuesday's Free- wrt municipal election where in- umbent City Clerk Lueva McHugh edged People's Party chal- enger Mrs. Jane Sieck Man- Irgoc by 68 votes. Neil Lathrop, People's Party coordinator, said early this af- ernoon that party officials had lecided against the move after reviewing the unofficial vote tal- ies.

The victory gave Mrs. McHugh icr sixth straight term in office. She ran well behind Mrs. Mandrgoc early in the count Tuesday night, but pulled ahead in from the last three precincts to report. An earlier story in today's Journal-Standard said a recouni possibility was being considered Rear-End Crash Injures Drivers Both drivers were injurec Tuesday in a rear-end collisior about 4 p.m.

on Illinois 26 a the Heine Industries south drive way. Patsy Kaiser, DakotJ Route 1, and Delbert M. Staas Dakota, were both taken Freeport Memorial Hospital fo treatment and then released. Sheriff's deputies said Kaiser car stopped to allow an other vehicle to turn into Heine' and was struck in the rear Staas was charged with drivin; too fast for conditions. Burglary Occurs At VFW Club Police investigated a break-ir Tuesday night at the VFW Club E.

Shawnee St. and 18th ir which an undetermined amoun of money was taken from i cigarette machine. Nothing else in the clubhouse was disturbed. Entry was gained through a locked outside door and then by forcing an in ner door. The burglary was reported this morning by Earl Downing VFW manager.

Janitor John Pontius discovered the break-in Rockford's Mayor Wins Re-Election ROCKFORD, 111. (AP)-Maj or Benjamin T. Schleicher wo a fourth four-year term Tues day, turning back the electio challenge of State. Rep. E.J "Zeke" Giorgi.

Schleicher, a Republicar polled 19,275 votes to 17,546 fo Giorgi, a Democrat and a fo mer city alderman. Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun LIVE HOGS Apr Jun Jul Aug Oct Dec 30.90 30.30 29.65 29.50 29.55 29.30 29.10 28.75 28.57 b28.30 28.40 28.12 28.07 27.97 a27.95 27.87 21.25 D21.17 b23.40 b22.65 23.37 22.70 a22.67 22.30 a21.00 n21.00 nal. Grain CHICAGO (AP) Wheat futures posted an advance of 1 cent a bushel for the second straight session on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Other grain prices were irregularly lower for the most part but soybeans declined. Trade was active on the opening and the close and moved at a moderate pace in between.

Commercial participation was greater during this session than earlier in the week. Court Warns Anew On Jury Make-Up WASHINGTON (AP The Supreme Court warned anew today that death sentences cannot stand if opponents of capital punishment are automatically stricken from juries. It is entirely possible, said Justice Potter Stewart, that a person who has "a fixed opinion" against capital punishment or who does not "believe" in it might nevertheless be perfectly to consider fairly the impo- ition of a death sentence in a particular case. With that pronouncement the ourt directed a hearing in fed- ral court in Alabama for a oung Negro sentenced to be ex- cuted in the murder of a state conservation officer. In other actions today, the court: judges must make sure hat defendants know what they are doing when they plead guilty.

Chief Justice Earl Warren said judges should "take the few minutes necessary to inform them of their rights." trial judges against reading presentence re- before the jury reaches a verdict. The unanimous opinion called for strict observance of a 'ederal criminal procedure rule and said defendants' rights could be prejudiced otherwise. Last June the court broke new jround by ruling that William Witherspoon, the convicted killer of a Chicago policeman, could not be executed because pros) i jurors professing scruples against capital punishment had been automatically barred from sitting in his trial. Today's decision in the case of Billy Don Franklin Boulden, 23, emphasized the reach of the Witherspoon ruling. In 1964, Boulden, then 18, had sex relations with a 15-year-old white married girl in the woods outside Flint, Ala.

He said he lad used a contraceptive and that the girl had submitted. The conservation officer, Lloyd C. Hays found them as walked down a wooded ane. The girl accused Boulden of rape and the Negro youth scuffled with the officer. Hays was shot and stabbed with a knife and later found dead.

Boulden was convicted in Morgan County Circuit Court of first degree murder and, was sentenced to death by jury verdict. Stewart, in reviewing trial procedures, said 15 prospective jurors were excluded, but that only two of them acknowledged they would "never" be willing to impose the death sentence. First British Troops Return From Anguilla LONDON (AP) Fifty suntanned British paratrooopers returned today from Anguilla, the Caribbean island occupied by British forces on March 19. Defense Ministry sources said about 200 British soldiers remain on the island. No date has been fixed for the final The British government said it invaded the island because it had been taken over by an armed minority and "disreputable characters" from aboard.

Last weekend the islanders' leaders agreed to cooperate with the Britain administration. Daily Record It Is a principle of American Justice that an Individual Is always presumed Innocent until proved guilty and a report that anyone Is charged with an offense cannot be construed as proof that he committed the offense. We rely upon official public records for the Information published In this column. Fire Calls A tree fire was extinguished Tuesday afternoon at 1621 S. Galena Ave.

The incident was blamed on flames from a near-by trash fire started by children. Divorces Patricia A. Wilkening was granted a divorce Tuesday from Richard C. Wilkening on grounds of mental cruelty. They were married Oct.

25, 1953 in Lena. The mother was granted custody of their four children. Magfsfrafe's Courf Lucy M. Allison, 535 E. Winneshiek pleaded guilty to theft and paid a $60 fine.

She was arrested last weekend at Arlans Department Store and accused of shoplifting some ladies' hose. Tfieffs A house break-in over the weekend at 70 N. Park netted a burglar about $10 in bills and silver dollars. The house owner, Norbert Mettelka, currently has the residence up for sale. Want-Ads To Place Your Ad Dial 232-1176 DIRECT LINE TO CLASSIFIED Number of Times 1 10 3 Lines, 14 Words 4 Lines, 19 Words 5 Lines, 24 Words 6 Lines, 29 Word 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 1 3.501 1 4.50! 5.50| 1 1 1 2.50 5.00 1 6.50 5.50 6.50 8.50 9.50 Legal Notices I) OFFICIAL PUBLICATION REPORT OF CONDITION OF MIDWEST BANK OF FREEPORT of Freeport in the State of Illinois at the close of business on March 21, 1969.

Published in Response to Call of the Commissioner of Banks and Trust Companies of the State of Illinois. Legal Notices II NOTICE Freeport (III.) journal-Standard W.d., April 2, 1969 Pf. 25 Cash, ASSETS balances with The above are cash rates for Family Want Ads, (individuals selling items for nonprofit). Commercial rates Riven upon request. Legal Notices 91 Library Proposition Fails In Carroll Township Vofi'ng The buying of wheat futures Zillhart.

MOUNT CARROLL A defeat of an incumbent supervisor, the defeat of a library tax at Chadwick and decisions on road taxes highlighted Carroll County township elections Tuesday. At Chadwick, the question of whether or not to establish a Fair Haven Township library district and to support it through taxation was defeated by a vote of 74 to 57. In Salem Township, Judson Grove defeated incumbent Merlyn Schreiner by a vote of 92-52. In Salem the voters also okayed an increase in the road and bridge tax from 12Vfe cents to 33 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. In Freedom Township Harl Johnson retained his position as supervisor by turning back a bid by Duane Kruse.

Johnson received 30 votes to 7 write-ins for Kruse. Other results were: WOODLAND TOWNSHIP The following candidates ran unopposed. Those elected were: Alvin Kehl, supervisor; Charles Gunzler, town clerk; Donald Kearnaghan, assessor; and auditors, Theodore Randecker, Marvin Woessner and Carlos A. ROCK CREEK The follow- ng candidates were unopposed and were re-elected. They were: lomer Zuck, supervisor; J.

Robert Merchant, clerk; Arthur luentner, assessor; and Reynold Bloyer, Charles Carroll and Naaman Diehl, auditors. CHERRY GROVE Rahn won election to the office of township supervisor by defeating write-in candidate Lawrence Derrer, 7062, in Tuesday's election. Other successful candidates were: Kenneth Erbsen, clerk; Max Rahn, assessor; and Kenneth Moll, Garland Winters and Walter Kent, auditors. They were all unopposed. SHANNON Elected without opposition were Robert Nichol, assessor; C.

D. Winters, clerk; Harry Weigle, Ben Wirtjes and J. W. Erdmeier, auditors. WYSOX In a five-way race for assessor, Kenneth Armstrong won with 141 votes.

The other candidates were Orville Diehl, Ralph Spanogle, Lyle Gregory and Paul Fogel. Reelected were Raymond Woodin, clerk; Russell Meyers, John Wechsler and Leroy Warehine, auditors. Losing auditor bids were write-in candidates Clar- ence Bushman, Elmer Buffing- on and Lyle Franklin. Preston Sreider was elected cemetery trustee and Harriet Bushman and Thomas Ewers were elected library trustees. MT.

CARROLL TOWNSHIP Roland Carson, a write-in candidate for township assessor, was defeated by Alfred Becker, 83-13, Tuesday. Unopposed candidates who were re-elected are as follows: G. L. Zugschwerdt, town clerk; and C. Howard Pauley, Russell Marth and Charles E.

Hartman, auditors. Harriet Bickelhaupt and Dorothy Caldwell were elected library trustees. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Ed Simon and Charles Gardener were elected assessors while Wayne Haas, George Handel and Howard Taplin were elected auditors. All were unopposed. S.

ELKHORN TOWNSHIP The following persons were elected in Tuesday's election. They are: Carrie Shilling, town clerk; Clyde Etnyre, supervisor; cemetery trustee, Donald Pumper; and auditors, Alvin Hook, Robert Thorngren and Les Richter; and Parlene Hutchison, assessor. Vandalism Two persons reported windows were broken on their cars Tuesday evening while the autos were parked at their homes. Harold B. Rundall, 943 S.

Arcade and William E. Pearson, 442 S. Liberty were the owners of the cars. Small Claims William Loeffelholz, doing business as A-l Plumbing and Heating was awarded a $110.10 judgment against Mrs. Elmer Boatright, 23 S.

Hooker Ave. Faye M. Copoulos, 1124 S. High was awarded a $203.40 judgment against LeRoy Prinkey, 212 W. Douglas St.

Micro Switch Employes Credit Union was awarded a $1,854.49 judgment note against Robert and Kenneth Beverly and Clarence D. Moyer, no addresses available. Arrests Lonnell Hall, 19, of 511 E. Madison was charged with escape and criminal damage to property regarding an incident last Saturday night at the East Side VFW Club. Hall is accused of damaging the building's interior and fleeing the custody of a special deputy.

He was arrested Tuesday night at his home. Hall appeared this morning in Magistrate's Court and the case was continued until April 8. He is jailed in lieu of $2,000 bond. Michael L. Sharer, 21, Monroe, was arrested in Freeport on warrant for escape issued by Green County authorities.

Accidents A city bus and auto collided Tuesday afternoon at E. Stephenson St. and Adams Ave. when both attempted to make a right turn on a green light. The auto driver, James L.

Frisbie, Freeport Route 3, was charged with an improper start. The bus was operated by Robert A. Zuck, 832 W. Douglas St. A motorcycle driven by Lynn Zimmerman, 1245 W.

Violet and station wagon operated by Sandra K. Gerloff, 845 W. American collided Tuesday morning on W. American St. at the Read Park entrance.

Zimmerman was thrown from his cycle and received minor injuries. He was ticketed for passing on the right and no driver's license. John J. Gallagher, 447 S. Hancock was driving Tuesday night on Van Brocklin Rd.

at the entrance to Royal Oaks when his car hit power pole guide wires. Gallagher said a car crossed his path and forced him off the road. He was charged with driving too fas for conditions. Notice Of Election For Members The School Board District No. 200, Stephenson III.

Notice is hereby Riven that on Saturday, the 12th day of April, 1969, an election will be held at Pearl City School in School Dis trict No. 200, Count" of Ste phenson, and State of Illinois, for the purpose of electing two members of the School Board of said district for the full term. For the purpose of this election, the polling place will be in the Pearl City High School build other banks, and cash items in process of collection 350,489.98 Jnited States Government obligations 1,195,342.50 Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 349,750.00 Other securities 100,000.00 Other loans and discounts 2,152,354.79 Sank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank ing. The polls will be opened at 12 o'clock noon and closed at 'i o'clock P.M. of the same day.

By order of the School Board of said district. Dated this 25th day of March 1D69. Pearl City School Board Marvin Schoonhoven, President. Anne Baldasti, Secretary. 4-2-lt TOTAL ASSETS $4,266,608.54 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, ships, and corporations $1,255,566.10 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 2,206,536.95 Deposits of United States Government 22,030.51 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 318,594.31 Certified and officers- checks, etc 5,567.74 Total Deposits (a) Total demand deposits 1,462,758.66 (b) Total time and savings deposits 2,345,536.95 Other liabilities 45,015.68 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OE APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF ORIGINAL COST To The Patrons of Illinois Tele phone Company: Illinois Telephone Company, an llinois corporation with its prin cipal office at Sycamore, Illinois lereby gives notice to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission a petition to which it seeks a determination of original cost of its telephone plant.

A copy of the petition may be nspected by any interested at the business office of the Com pany. Ail parties interested in thi matter may obtain information with respect thereto either direct ly from this Company or by ad dressing the Secretary of th Illinois Commerce Commission Springfield, Illinois. A hearing will be held in thi matter at the office of the Illinoi Commerce Commission, Stat Office Building; Springfield, Illi nois at 2:00 o'clock P.M. on Ma 2, 1969, at which time any inter ested party may appear. Illinois Telephone Compan; By: William Dales, Vice President.

4-2-lt SUPERVISOR'S ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF HARLEM State of Illinois, County of Stephenson, ss. The following is a statement by Harlan Rigney, Supervisor of the Town of Harlem in the County and State aforesaid, of the amount of public funds received and expended by him during the fiscal year just closed, ending on March 24, 1969. TOWN FUND Receipts- Taxes from Levy of Previous Years 8,781.54 Balance on hand (at beginning of the fiscal year) 2,922.84 Other Receipts (Itemize and list below) 40.00 premises 74,303.19 Other assets 44,368.08 Legal Notices NOTICE is given of the death of William Neuberger, and that Monday, May 5, 1969, is the claim date in said decedent's estate No. 69 P-28 pending in the Circuit Court of Stephenson County, Illinois. Kroeger, Burt DeMik, Attorneys, Freeport, Illinois.

Loyall Neuberger, 2004 Halstead, Rockford, Illinois, Donald Neuberger, Ridott, Illinois, Executors. Letters Issued: March 17, 1069 Ray K. Mead, Clerk 3-19-28-4-2 Total Receipts $11,744.38 Expenditures- Compensation of Town Officers $8,746.44 Election Expense 30.00 Town Hall Expense 385.71 Town Officers' Expense 280.27 Other Services and Expenses 362.15 I.M.R.F 1,278.34 Cards of Thanks Total Expenditures Total Receipts $11,744.38 Total Expenditures 11,082.91 COWAN-I wish to thank my friends, neighbors and relatives for the cards, flowers, gifts and visits during my stay in the hospital and since returning home. Also the nurses and nurses aides for their excellent care. A special thanks to Rev.

Hobb for his visits and prayers. MRS. LLOYD COWAN Balance 661.47 GENERAL ASSISTANCE FUND Receipts- Taxes from Levy of Previous 1,200.00 Balance on Hand (at Beginning of the Fiscal Year) 5,810.59 Other Receipts 840.00 Total 7,850.59 Expenditures Home Relief 383.32 Travel 729.00 Total 1,112.32 Total Receipts 7,850.59 Total Expenditures 1,112.32 wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for flowers, memorials, cards and many acts of kindness shown us during our recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MARY GIFT sincere thanks and appreciation for every act of kindness shown us in our recent bereavement. Your thoughtfulness has brought us much comfort.

FAMILY OF THE LATE GEORGE MILLER TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,853,311.29 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock, total par value 200,000.00 No. shares authorized 20,000 No. shares outstanding 20,000 Surplus 100,000.00 Undivided profits 113,297.25 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 413,297.25 Balance on Hand 6,738.27 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Receipts- Taxes from levy of previous years $25,601.97 Balance on hand (at beginning of the fiscal year) 7,865.72 Other Receipts 1,619.59 Total $35,087.28 Maintenance of Roads Insurance 1,063.50 Salt Chloride 3,433.60 NOTICE is given of the deat of Frank Eberle, and that Mon day, May 5, 1969, is the claim date in said decedent's estate No 69 P-51 pending in the Circui Court of Stephenson County, 111" nois. Bert P. Snow, Attorney, Freeport, Illinois.

Clem L. Eberle, Executor, 604 S. West Freeport, Illinois. Letters Issued: March 24, 1969 Ray K. Mead, Clerk 3-26-4-2-9 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $4,266,608.54 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call dates $3,836,120.90 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 2,139,532.57 Loans as shown in item 7 of "Assets" are after deduction of valuation reserves of 100.00 John Buford, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief.

John Buford, President Louis Fauser, Kelsye Baylor, George B. Vogelei, Directors. State of Illinois, County of Stephenson, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27th day of March, 1969. My commission expires October 2, 1972. (SEAL)Judith Reese, Notary Public.

4-2-lt IMRF Purchase of Machinery Repairs to Machinery Prevention and Extirpation of Weeds Buildings Administration Provisions for Contingencies 581.61 929.10 1,523.76 1,079.57 669.58 554.13 270.72 Total $25,757.62 Total Receipts $35,087.28 Total Expenditures 25,757.62 NOTICE is given of the death of Louis Herbig, and that Monday, May 5, 1969, is the claim date in said decedent's estate No. 69 P-53 pending in the Circuit Court of Stephenson County, Illinois. Philip L. Keister, Freeport, Illinois. Attorney, S.

E. Cortright, Administrator with Will Annexed, 716 S. 15th Freeport, Illinois. Letters Issued: March 24, 1969 Ray K. Mead, Clerk NOTICE is given of the death of Willard S.

Fox, and that Monday, May 5, 1969, is the claim date in said decedent's estate No. 69 P-68 pending in the Circuit Court of Stephenson County, Illinois. John G. Whiton, Attorney, Freeport, Illinois. Servina M.

Fox, Executor, 1205 S. Park Lane, Freeport, Illinois. Letters Issued: March 17, 1969 Ray K. Mead, Clerk 3-19-26-4-2 NOTICE is given of the death of Lela B. Thoren; and that Monday, May 5, 1969, is the claim date in said decedent's estate No.

69 P-41 pending in the Circuit Court of Stephenson County, Illi- Balance on Hand 9,329.66 PERMANENT ROAD FUND Receipts- Taxes from levy of previous Balance on hand (at beginning of the fiscal year) 111.57 wish to thank my relatives, friends and neighbors for the cards, gifts, flowers and visits received during my stay in the hospital; also the nurses and nurses aides for their kind care. ROY VOSS Monuments Cemetery Lots ENGELS MONUMENT WORKS Cor. Demeter Drive W. Empire PHONE 232-9119 Flachtemeier Monument Works Established 1874 807JL Adams Ave. 232-2312 CHAPEL HILL-4 grave section, Garden of Good Shepherd.

Write P.O. Box 97, Freeport, 111., or phone 232-2531 after 6 p.m. Personals Alabaster Angels From Italy HAPPY FAMILY SHOP Lincoln Mall. 9 to 9, 5 days Assorted Leather Handbags SPENCER'S 28 W. Stephenson BRIDAL REGISTRY" 232-8713 C.

H. Little CONFIDENTIAL 24 E. Steph. Investigations. Civil, Criminal, Domestic.

Mohawk Detective Agency. For appointment call Polo 946-3215 EASTER BASKETS AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS EMMERT DRUG Totals $13,260.64 Expenditures- Maintenance of Roads 7,636.68 Total 7,636.68 Total Receipts $13,260.64 Total Expenditures 7,636.68 Balance on Hand 5,623.96 BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT FUND Bal. on hand beginning of year 208.99 Taxes of 1967 levy 2,660.00 Total 2,868.99 Boyers Tractor 2,661.08 Total 2,661.08 Total Receipts 2,868.99 Total Expenditures 2,661.08 Balance on Hand 207.91 JOINT BRIDGE CONST. FUND Bal. on of year 514.31 levy 3,800.00 Total 4,314.31 Freeport Blacktop- St.

Road 1,222.57 nois. Kroeger, Burt DeMik, At- Bankruptcies Lewis Charles and Georgina L. (Milligan) Weatherby, 660 N. Waddell filed separate bankruptcy petitions in Federal Court Tuesday each alleging liabilities of $5,334.32. He alleged assets of $250 and she alleged assets of $95.

He is a finisher at Stover Steel and she is a laborer at Burgess Battery. Orrin J. and Mary J. Skaug, Rockford, filed separate petitions each alleging assets of $112. He alleged liabilities of $13,956.77 and she alleged liabilities of $11,052.92.

He is a hammer helper at Rockford Drop Forge. William G. Boyer, Sterling, alleged liabilities of $12,346.23 and assets of $360. He is a truck driver at Aetna Freight Lines. James Lee Rink.

South Beloit alleged liabilities of and assets of 51,550. He is a fork lit' driver at Chrysler Corp. James C. Hicks, Rock Falls, filed under the wage earner's plan al legiiifi liabilities of $5,297 and assets of $4.700. In the 10-year period from 1950 to 1960, million tourists accounted for over $4 billion Income fo.

Mexico. NOTICE is given of the death of Elsie Busjahn, and that Monday, May 5, 1969, is the claim date in said decedent's estate No. 69 P-56 pending in the Circuit Court of Stephenson County, Illinois. Kroeger, Burt and DeMik, At- orneys, Freeport, Illinois. Grace Hills, Executor, 1210 Westhaven Wheaton, Illinois.

Betters Issued: March 24, 1969 Ray K. Mead, Clerk NOTICE is given of the torneys, Freeport, Illinois. V. G. Elvey, Executor, Pearl City Road, Freeport, Illinois.

Letters Issued: March 17, 1969 Ray K. Mead, Clerk 3-19-26-4-2 death of Clara 0. Kubatzke, and that Monday, May 5, 1969, is claim date in said lending in the Circuit Court of Stephenson County, Illinois. Kroeger, Burt and DeMik, Attorneys, Freeport, Illinois. Margaret E.

Hayenga, Executor, 439 S. West Freeport, Illinois. Letters Issued: March 24, 1969. Ray K. Mead, Clerk 3-26-4-2-9 Dial 232-1176 for Want Ads Total 1,222.57 Total Receipts 4,314.31 Total Expenditures 1,222.57 "FIRST FAMILY" IN DRAPERY HARDWARE NEWELL MFG.

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