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AND FUNERALS MRS. SUE E. DAVIS Funeral for Mrs. Sue E. 28, of 523 E.

Foft Farmtagton, who died Sunday, was at Hlnchliff-Pearson-West Chapel today at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Ordell Peterson, pastor of First Lutheran Church, officiated, Burial was at Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were Joe Sopher, Tom Sloan, Richard Harshbarger, Marshall Mopping, Bob Cutts and Bernie Millen. Memorials may be made to the Farmington Public Library, the family said.

MISS MARGARET C. LEE MONMOUTH Funeral for Miss Margaret Catherine Lee, 9,3, BloomGlgton, who died Saturday, was Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Immaculate- Conception Church. Rev. Duane Jack, as sociate pastor, officiated.

Burial was at St. Mary's Cemetery. Pallbearers were Forbert, Lawrence and Ray Flanagan, and Fred, Howard and John Cotton Jr. HENDRICKS FUNERAL HOME Oneida, III. Leonard A.

Peterson Oneida, III. Services: 2 P.M. THURSDAY ONEIDA UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Friends may call at the Hendricks Funeral Home this evening. Burial in the Ontario Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to the Oneida United Presbyterian Church. Mr. Adam J. West RR, Oneida Services: 1:30 P.M. FRIDAY ONEIDA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

Friends may call at the Hendricks Funeral Home Thursday evening. Burial Oneida Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Oneida United Methodist Church. CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME Roseville Avon London Mills MM. Lillie Callow Age 83 Roseville Services: 10 A.M.

THURSDAY CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME, ROSEVILLE. Friends may call at the Memorial Home. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, Monmouth. Mr.

Walter Huston Age 92 Roseville Services: 2 P.M. THURSDAY CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME, ROSEVILLE. Friends may call at the Memorial Home. Burial in Roseville Cemetery. Mrs.

Ada Bunch Age 88 Macomb Services: 1:30 P.M. FRIDAY CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME, ROSEVILLE. Visitation Thursday evening 7 to 9 at Corman Memorial Home. Burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Macomb. WALTER J.

ST1CKMOST NEW LONDON, Mo. Walter J. Stickhost, 83, New London, died Tuesday at 11:45 p.m; at St. Mary's Hospital, Galesburg, 111. He was born Oct.

20, 1889, in Pike County, 111., and married Mary K. Bauer on Sept. 12, 1913. She preceded him in death. He was a retired heating engineer for Atlas Cement Hannibal, Mo.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. H. B. (Isabel) Morrison, New London, and Mrs. J.

C. (Dolores) Cowan, Galesburg; a brother, Roy of Baylis, a sister, Mrs. Albert Burden, St. Louis, four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services are pending at Clark Funeral Home, Hannibal, Mo.

DAVID W. MATHEWS NEW ULM, Minn. Funeral for David W. Mathews, 82, of New Ulm, formerly of Yates City, 111., who died Sept. 24, was Sept.

26 at the Gedstad- Hines Funeral Home, New Ulm. Burial was at New Ulm City Cemetery. He was born Feb. 23, 1891, at Yates City, where he married Harriet Ware on Feb. 23, 1922.

He lived in Yates City until 1945, when he moved to Ames, Iowa. He moved to New Ulm in 1970. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving with his widow are a son, Richard, Stanwood, three daughters, Mrs. A.

J. (Harriet) Eckstein, New Ulm, Mrs. Richard (Kathrine) Buzby, Newfield, N. and Mrs. Wallace (Phyllis) Rothrock, Studio City, a brother, Bernard of Elmwood, a sister, Mrs.

Ray Wasson, Farmington, 12 grandchildren and two BRYAN MOORE ABINGDON Bryan. Moore, 61, of 205 W. Adams Abingdon, died today at 8:20 a.m. at Galesburg Cottage Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Foley Mortuary, Galesburg.

2 p.m. at a Memorial Home, Roseville, with Rev. Robert Bryan, pastor of Rose- viilte Christian Church, offici atitig. Burial will be at Roseville Cemetery. Visitation will ibe this afternoon and evening and Thursday until the hour of the service.

Memorials may be made to the LaMolne Christian Nursing Home, the family said. ADAM J. WEST for Adam J. West, 78, of Oneida, who died Tuesday at 6:55 p.m. at the Americana Nursing Center, Galesfburg, will be Friday at 1:30 p.m.

at Oneida United Methodist Church. Born April 12, 1895, at Pleas' ant Hill, he came to Illi nois at age 16. He lived in Cam eron for 25 years, later moving to the Oneida area. He was a farmer all of his life. A mem ber of the Oneida United Meth odist Church and IOOF Lodge 786, he married Lulu Mills of Oaimeron on Dec.

27, 1922. Surviving are his widow; son, Robert E. West, Oneida; two daughters, Mrs. Max (Shirley) Johnson, Decatur, and Mrs Eugene (Mary Lou) Hixson, New Carrollton, a-brother, Roy West, Orrstown, sister, Mrs. Sarah Gepbart, Shippensburg, and five grandchildren.

Visitation will be Thursday evening at the Hendricks Funeral Home, Oneida. Burial will be in Oneida Cemetery. Me morials may be made to Oneida United Methodist Church, the family said. JOHN KIRKBRIDE Funeral for John Kiritbride. 76, of 89 Blaine who died Sunday, was today at 11 a.m.

at Foley Mortuary with Rev. Francis Oman, pastor of Cor pus Ghristi Churdi, oifiiciating. Burial was at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Linn, Guy Trulock, Chester Sharick, Wiliam Moran, Ed Worden and A.

Collopy. netal Home, Bushnell. Entombment will be in the Bushnell Mausoleum. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from p.m. RALPH L.

HANSON Ralph L. Hanson, 57, of 8519 Crain Niles, formerly of Cameron, died Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, He was born June 22, 1916, in' Warren County, and married Ruth Bergersen on June 7,. 1942, in Chicago. He was graduated from Monmouth High School in 1935 and attended Western Illinois University.

He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Ted (Diana) Solinko, Superior, and Mrs. Kenneth (Linda) Goodman, Eureka; a son, Robert, at home; his mother, Mrs. Clara Hanson, Monmouth, and three sisters, Mrs.

Dean (Nell Marie) Ole, Monmouth, Mrs. Marshall (Helen) Fields, Knoxville, and Mrs. Dale (Pearl) Clay, Gales' burg. Funeral services are pending at the Drake and Son Chapel, Park Ridge. MRS.

LILLIE CALLOW ROSEVILLE Mrs. Lillie Callow, 83, of Roseville, died Tuesday morning at her home. She was born Jan. 1, 1890, at Fremont, and married James Callow on May 13, 1912, at Monmouth. He died May.3, 1971.

She was a member of Monmouth Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Surviving are a brother, Guy Leinbach, Stronghurst, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Hufif, Stronghurst. Funeral will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Memorial Home, Roseville, with Rev.

Harold Preodergast officiating. Burial will be at St. Mary's Cemetery, Monmouth. Friends may call this afternoon and evening at the funeral home. WALTER HUSTON Huston, 92, of Roseville, diied Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.

at his home. was born July 28, 1881, in RoseviLle Township, and marr ried Millie Adkisson on Oct. 23, 1915. She died March 29, 1965. Surviving are two sons, Duane and Dale, both of Roseville; three daughters, Mrs.

Samuel (Maxine) Thurman, Monmouth, Mrs. Bernard (Susan) Bileter, Good Hope, and Miss Ruth Huston, Roseville, 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral wall be Thursday at Will Say It nderson florists N. 342.1111 Mausoleums and Monuments Mr. Bryan Moore 205 W.

Adams Abingdon, HI. Funeral Services Pending at the FOLEY MORTUARY. Foley MORTUARY W(J N. Broad St. 342-1913 McFALL MONUMENTS 1801 W.

Main St. Galesburg, III. Phone 342-6512 AUTHORIH DEALER City Council Wants Bills To Be Paid (Continued From Page 5) Galesburg Gdesburg, 111. 3, MRS. ADA BUNCH MACOMB Mrs.

Ada Bunch, 88, of Macomb, died Tuesday at 9 p.m. at the Convelescent Center, Keokuk, Iowa. She was born March 30, 1885, in Washington County, and married Ervin W. Bunch on March 1901, at Willisburg, Ky. He died in 1963.

She was a member of Swan Creek United Methodist Church. Surviving are a son, Robert of Good Hope; a sister, Mrs. Mattie Foster of Colchester; nine grandchildren, 23 grandchildren and seven great- great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Corman Memorial Home, Roseville, with Rev.

Phillip Merritt officiating. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Macomb. Visitation will be Thursday from 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. MRS.

ALICE H. STEPHENS CANTON Mrs. Alice H. Stephens, 94, Canton, died today at 12:55 p.m. at the Canton Nursing Center.

She was born April 2, 1879, at Aurora. She married Samuel E. Stephens on Jan. 3, 1912. He preceded her in death.

They moved to Bushnell in 1922, and he operated Stephens Drugstore until his death. A member of the German Lutheran Church, Aurora, she moved to Canton in 1945. Surviving are three daughters, Lucile Effland, London Mills, and Mrs. Verdell George and Mrs. Dorothy Neuschwanger, both of Canton, six grandchildren and.

four great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Martin-Hollis Fu- Hmchliff- UJBST'inC 6ALESBUR9 I FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1070 WEST FREMONT STREET PHONE 343-2101 MRS. JEAN WILLIAMSON MURCHISON 450 N. Kellogg St.

Services 12 Noon Thursday at the Grace Episcopal Church. There will be no visitation. Burial at the Western Cemetery, Orion, 111. Memorials may be made to the Grace Episcopal Church. MRS.

RUTH B. ROMICK Knox County Nursing Home. Formerly of 659 N. Seminary St. Graveside services 2 P.M.

Thursday at the Stronghurst Cemetery, Stronghurst, 111. There will be no visitation. MR. ENO O. OLSON 834 E.

Grove St. Services 3 P.M. Thursday at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel. Friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial at Linwood Cemetery.

Kissinger Will Vist Peking WASHINGTON (UPI) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will visit Peking Oct. 26-29 as part of a continuing dialogue between the United States and mainland China, President Nixon announced today. Kissinger also will stop in Japan on the trip, Nixon told neiwsmien. The'President said he would be going to Japan as Tokyo had said, but said a specific date had' not yet beien decided.

Nixon disclosed for the first time that foe hopes to achieve three new declaraitiions of principle to modify the Atlantic Charter which has guided U.S.­ European retortions for the last decade, Demonstration Is Set for Meeting Marjorie Bloomfield, Aledo, will demonstrate crafts at the Vioh Woman's Club's meeting Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Viola United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Otis Mack, Mrs.

Veraa Robbins, Mrs. Virginia Noyd and Mrs. Anna Haney will be hostesses. The club's 1973-74 officers are Mrs. Loretta Esp, president; Mrs.

Maurice Young, vice president; Mrs. Hazel Volk, secretary, and Mrs. Alien Robinson, treasurer. Program committee members are Mrs, Ellen Robinson, Mrs. Robbins and Mrs.

Agnes Mack. Pub Owner's Dog Lives on Roof OLDHAM, England (UPI) Sandy the mongrel dog lives on the roof of his owner's pub and apparently likes it. "Soon after we moved into the pub 13 months ago Sandy jumped off the fire escape onto the has stayed there ever since," said Gerry Rat- oliff, the pub landlord. The dog is fed each day by Ratcliff's 10-year-old son who clambers up the fire escape to leave the food in a kennel on a flat part of the roof. jf FINEST FLORAL ft TRIBUTES Don's Flower Shop 56 FULTON 343-3114 at a.later meeting.

They include the former softball park, the Gala Trailer Court, located at east edge of town, the former Faber property and Turl- bett land, at the northeast edge of town, recently purchased by the city. Because a three-fourths majority of the council was not present, no action was taken on a lease of city-owned property at the former ball park for a restaurant parking area. Discussion centered around straightening a property line and incorporating three measures in the lease: installation of a fence along the south border by July 1, 1974, prohibition of new buildings on lease property and payment of taxes for the 19-year period of the lease. The parking area will be used for the new restaurant, to be erected by Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Arland Plans call for the demolition of the former Boston House and construction of a new facility. The council-. issued a stern warning to water users who neglect to pay water bills for an extended time.

City Clerk Homer. Pryor reported that 16 households in the first ward owed from $544100. The persons have been advised that Oct. 12 is the final date to make arrangements for payment. Young stated that the council will uphold all city officers Who pursue their duty relative to water shutoff.

He referred to a recent incident where John Simmons, water superintendent, was accosted by an irate resident who had had his water turned off for nonpayment. Northwest Municipal League will meet Oct. 10 at The Deck, Geneseo. Legislators from the area will be present to meet with municipal officers. Three area youths were charged Thursday night by Henry County Sheriff's officers after they were stopped east of Galva.

Thomas A. Nelson, 20, of Galva, Floyd Stotler, 20, Altona, and Alan E. Hand, 17, Princeton, were arrested. Nelson is charged with possession of a controlled substance and illegal transportation and possession of alcoholic liquor. Stotler and Hand were charged with illegal transportation and possession of alcoholic liquor.

Donald D. Crane, 18, Galva, was placed on one year's probation and fined $100 after pleading guilty to a charge of theft in Henry County Circuit Court. The youth was charged with the taking of a mini-bike from Wesley Larson Jr. He was also ordered to make restitution of damages. Mr.

and Mrs. Meade Robinson, Galva, have completed arrangements for the purchase of Firaker's Grove, a restaurant- bar at LaFayette. They expect to take over the new operation soon. Purchase was made from Lowell Twidwell, Galesburg. Mrs.

Robinson, who has operated Parkside Salon on Frank Street, expects to sell that business. Robinson is employed at Roach-Appleton Galva. Mrs. Signa Winter will move this week to Lincoln House after selling her home on Southeast Second St. to Larry and Hollis Morse.

Walter Iippmann Condition Critical After Stroke NEW YORK (UPI) WMer Iippmann, 84, whose syndicated column "Today and Tomorrow" appeared in 250 newspapers, was in critical condition today at New York Hospital, suffering from a stroke. Iippmann, a and author who twice won the Prize, suffered a seizure Tuesday ait the Hotel Lowell in New York where he lives. Engineers Report Cargo for Week A total of 580,300 tons of cargo passed through Lock 15 at Rock Island last week, according to the Rock Island District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Northbound cargo totaled 221,150 tons including 144,300 tons of coal, 46,500 tons of petroleum products, and 30,350 tons of miscellaneous freight.

Southbound totals included 352,050 tons of grain and 7,100 tons of miscellaneous cargo. HOSPITAL NOTES Cottage ADMISSIONS TUESDAY: Dale Smith, 973 S. Paari St. Danny R. Laswell Cuba Everett C.

Main, Altona James L. Patch, Abingdon Mrs. Leona M. Shaffer, Abingdon Brett T. Flesher, 939 Jefferson St.

Lori D. McCaw, Aledo Donald E. Palmer, 1424 E. Fremont St. Daniel O.

Davis Knoxville Mrs. Vicky S. Shriber, 1614 Beecher Ave. Mrs. Martha E.

Turr.ey, Abingdon Paulina N. Minn, Knoxville Mrs. Sarah H. Hanna, 1517 Monmouth Blvd. Mrs.

Marlene J. Nehls, Alexis Mrs. Etta D. Parkinson, Henderson Mrs. R.

Carolyn Baughman, 681 Lincoln St. Otis R. Martin East Galesburg DISMISSALS TUESDAY: Mrs. Marcia C. Eaton, 2710 Springer Road Mrs.

Linda L. Fox, Abingdon Elgy O. Cramberg, Gilson Mrs. Crystal D. Joseph, 484' Lawrence Ave.

Mrs. Betty J. Hicks, 1279 Willow Lane Bessie L. Westfall, Victoria George W. Loveall, Galva Mrs.

Vicki L. Cowan, 652 S. Henderson St, Mrs. Eva B. Woliford, 972 Lombard St.

Mrs. Dabra L. Purtlo, Galesburg Mrs. E. Lorraine May, Maquon Today's Record St.

Mary's ADMISSIONS TUESDAY: Mrs. Minnie Bennett, 1031 Harrison St. Mrs. Leona M. Carr, 750 E.

South St. Miss Ruth I. Charnesdey, 1342 Day St. Mrs. Goldie M.

Ellickson, 310 S. Pearl St. Mrs. Emma J. Gillett, 1188 W.

Main St. Frank R. Goodman, 1007 E. South St. Mrs.

Patricia M. Greer, Galesburg Route 3 Miss Michelle A. Guerrero, 781 E. Main St. Miss Irma Hopkins, 353 Clark St.

Thomas Jackson, 385 W. Fremont St. Mrs. Lorraine E. Kelly, 1271 N.

Broad St. Miss Ava L. Pulliam, Abingdon Mrs. Carol Roe, London Mills Miss Brenda K. Stegall, Abingdon DISMISSALS TUESDAY: Mrs.

Vera H. Norton, 1436 Russell Ave. Joe S. Winter, 800 Michigan Ave. Miss Regina A.

Nolan, 170 S. West St. William H. Moon, 618 Kenwick Dr. Mrs.

Fidelis T. Jones, Orion Mrs. Karen R. Harmison, 1170 Skinner St. Miss Debra L.

Grindle, 1397 Haynor St. Lance C. Gibbs, Williamsfield Miss Anna M. Eberhard, Monmouth Jesse DeJaynes, Abingdon Lee W. Butcher, Alexis Scouts Planning Oivn Activities Area boy scouts are planning their own year-round scouting activities under the Improved Scouting Program, lauhohed last year.

Troops that choose their activities carefully may qualify for a new National President's Boypower Unit Award, according to W. H. Harper, president of the Prairie Council. The award is given to units for their activities and advancements during a year of eligibility. Under the new program, outstanding units wiU be awarded a red, white and blue streamer lettered in gold for the unit, and a special strip for each scout's uniform.

Confab at Peoria The Illinois Science Teachers Assn. will hold its annual convention Oct. 19-20 in Peoria. Dr. Robert Kanplus, science lecturer and author, will be featured speaker.

Karplus teaches at the University of California. Workshops, seminars and a banquet will be held Oct. 19 at the Ramada Inn-Glendale. The program for Oct. 20 includes a luncheon and exhibits by publishers and scientific equipollent companies at Richwoods High Sckwi.

Traffic Court Ross E. Borgia, 17, Abingdon, paid $20 Tuesday in Traffic Division of Knox County Circuit Court for leaving the scene of a property damage accident. Fined for speeding were Mike K. Daly, 22, Kimberly Terrace, $14; Robert L. Gattermcir, 52, 1.305 S.

Kellogg $10; William Lane 33, Victoria, $16; Karen L. Heiser, 17, 747 Hawkinson $12; Gordon L. French, 32, Gilson, $11; Walter L. Kemp, 38, Media, $15; Clifford O. Stout, 56, East Peoria, $10; Edith E.

Wilmot, 65, North Henderson, $15; Charles W. Kaden, 31, 2214 Daniel $16; Carolyn A. Holcombe, 41, Dayton, Ohio, $15; Donald A. Den- nlston, 54, Victoria, $13; Larry R. Goad, 25, Bushnell, $10; Shirley J.

Bradley, 31, Bloomington, William G. Swaffar, 19, Camanche, Iowa, $10; Melvin.F. Molzer, 29, Pontiac, $10, and Carol A. Wensel, 29, 835 Monmouth $10. Stop signal violations resulted In $10 fines for Marvin B.

Lannholm, 32, of near Galesburg; Lydia J. Wilson, 30, 405 Lawrence and Patrick C. Daves, 28, 1719 W. Main St. Others fined $10 Tuesday were Glen W.

Symonds, 74, Knoxville, disobeying a police officer; Mary E. Downs, 20, Woodhull, starting violation; James W. Neal, 18, Monmouth, muffler violation; Hugh R. McMaster, 39, Altona, backing violation; Jeffrey E. Nelson, 16, Abingdon, driving too fast for conditions, and Steven C.

Watson, 20, 438 S. Soangetaha Rd. operating a motor vehicle without a mirror. STARK COUNTY Charles M. Hechtner, Neponset, recently paid a $50 fine in Stark County Traffic Court for driving 90 m.p.h.

in a 65 m.p.h. zone. Other fines were paid by Bernard P. Colgan, disobeying a traffic signal, $15; Donald A. Gavin, Wyoming, improper riding of motorcycle, $15; Charles Cuevas, Williamsfield, speeding, $15, and John D.

Allen, Toulon, too fast for conditions, Fines of $35 were paid by, Michael L. Macy, Toulon, following too close Donald Ziegler, Toulon, speed restriction violation, and Burt LaPayne, improper start of a parked vehicle. MONMOUTH Fined Tuesday in Warren County Traffic Court on speeding charges were Kenneth W. DeRuiter, 31, Oneida, $13; Sidney L. Stoeckcr, 33, Fulton, $11; John W.

Cookson, 48, Quincy, $10, and Jeffrey L. Norton, 16, 216 W. Girard $10. Norton was also fined $10 on an excessive noise charge. Fines of $10 were also paid by Mrs.

Bessie L. Graves, 58, Pontiac, disobeying a traffic signal; Mrs. Mary J. Fisher, 22, Galesburg, improper passing; Howard L. Garrett, 22, Gerlaw, noisy muffler, and Mrs.

Carol E. Estes, 42, Alexis, failure to yield right of way. Births Born at Cottage Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Larry D.

Baughman, 681 Lincoln a girl Tuesday at 10 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. George Wirt, Alpha, a girl at 11:14 a.m. LAURA Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Grants, Thompson Falls, are the parents of a daughter, Christene Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Laura, are great-grandparents.

FHA Loans Are Extended WASHINGTON (UPI) President Nixon today signed a bill extending the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) home loan guarantee program for one more year. Tne bill, giving authority to the secretary of Housing and Urban Development to insure loans and mortgages, extends the program to Oct. 1, 1974. Congress approved the bill Monday, just hours before the program would have expired. Marriage Licenses MCDONOUGH COUNTY- Marriage licenses were issued last week in the McDonough County clerk's office to Roger W.

Kempster, London Mills, and Juanita R. (Jones) Burgess, Avon, and to Cloyd F. Yocum of near Bushnell, and Melody K. McCleery, 705 E. Wells Bushnell.

Arrests Emily J. Phelps, 55, OquaWka, was arrested Tuesday at p.m. by Galesburg theft under $150 shoplifting, after she was taken into custody at Belscot Family Center, 940 W. Fremont St. Arrested Tuesday for public intoxication were Jack Kftne, 57, 73 N.

Pearl LeRoy Van Pelt, 53, 229 S. Chambers and Rollin L. Wilkins, 49, "170 N. Seminary St. MONMOUTH Michael" E.

Palmer, 23, Smithshire, charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct, the second time; in the past four days. Both charges stemmed from complaints niade by women students at Monmouth College. Traffic No injuries were reported" in three traffic accidents investigated Tuesday by Galesburg police. Daniel W. Jacobs, 17, 1909 Newcomer was driving too fast for conditions after his car hit one drived'by Nelda M.

Lamp, 33, 927 N. Kellogg St. at 8:50 a.m. in the 400 block of East Fremont Street. Marcia L.

Rohr, 20, 1459 Rock Island was cited for a turning violation after her'Tar was struck by a motorcycle operated by Robert A. 1373 N. Farnham at 2:07 p.m. in the 800 block of West Fremont Street. A 'ticket for failing to yield the right of way was issued to Rosemary L.

Kennedy, E. Simmons after an accident at 5:20 p.m. when her'car was hit by a pickup driveiCby Larry D. Wollrab, 32, 932 Dayton Dr. The mishap occurred at the corner of Losey -and Kellogg streets.

Circuit Court 1 Three persons were each Tuesday in Knox County Circuit Court for disorderly conduct. Fined were Amon and Roger Baughman, 72, Baughman's wife, Hazel, 72. Robert E. Dorethy, 36,7.414 E. North paid $5 for allowing a dog to run loose.

McDONOUGH COUNTY-' Gary Peterson, Roseville, pleaded guilty last week in McDonough County Circuit Court, Macomb, to a bad check charge. The case was continued! to Oct. 22, at which time a pre- sentencing investigation report will be made. Peterson will-not be allowed to have a checking account for two years. He also ordered to pay court costs.

Arthur Kitch, Prairie Gaty, entered a plea of not guilty Oct. 1 to a charge of asked for a jury trial. The case was transferred to the jury-division. 1 Thomas R. McGraw Frank L.

Wainwright, both of Peoria, who were arrested Sept. 22 on a charge of stealing a'Jcar belonging to Rep. Clarence Neff, R-Stronghurst, are free on bond. Their bond was reduced from $15,000 to $7,500. The case was continued from Oct.

5' to Oct. 13. Fines McDONOUGH COUNTY Fines were paid last week in Traffic Division of McDonough County Circuit Court by Raymond Morrow, 71, 423 N. Sperry Bushnell, $10, improper-left turn; Gary B. Beckner, 21, of near Industry, $10, failure to report an accident to police; Arlene A.

Almquist, Orion, $20, too fast for conditions, and Kerry G. Fargusson, 19, of njsar Sciota. $10, loud muffler. Paying speeding fines were Frank Albright, 19, 742 N. Dean Bushnell, $11; Scott Sullivan, 17, Industry, $15; Randall L.

Rodeffer, 17, Stronghurst, $11; DuWayne E. Mclntyre, 28, of near Roseville, $10, and Clifford S. Wilson. 52, Industry, $10. Douglas A.

Daniels, Blandinsville. paid a $10 failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Divorces Granted McDONOUGH COUNTY Susan D. (Creek) of near Bushnell, was granted a divorce last week in McQon- ough County Circuit Court, Macomb, from Michael R. Frantzen, Brainerd, on groifiids of mental cruelty.

The couple was married Aug. 14, 1966, and had three children. Custody was awarded to the mother..