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Gojesbufg Register'Mpil, Golesburg, Saturday, July 20, 1974 11 JJlL A 1 tlO AND FUNERALS is 1 1 Dr. Sherman W. Brown Sherman Brown Service Monday; Retired Professor Memorial service for Dr, Sherman W. Brown, 73, of 1591 N. Cherry who died Friday at Cottage Hospital, will be Monday at 1:30 p.m.

at Central Congregational Church, of which he was a member. Cremation will follow, and interment will be at Huntington, W. Va. Friends may call today from p.m. at Hinchliff -j Pearson-West Chapel.

Dr. Brown was chairman of Knox College's foreign language department from 1939-69 and established the college's academic program at the Unversity of Barcelona, where he was director in residence 1969-71. Spain desigated him as a Knight Commander of the Order of Civil Merit in recognition of his years spent in teaching the Spanish language and culture and his contributions to the enhancement of Spanish literature. He had written five books on Snanish language and literature. He was director of a Spanish language institute for teachers at Knox during the summers of 19S0-69 and conducted educa- Ion.

She Was graduated ffdm Toulon High School, and was a member of St. Domenic's Church, Wyoming. She married Richard Carroll on Feb. 7, 1942. He died Oct.

18, 1972. Surviving are a son, Robert of Wyoming; two daughters, Lois Ann Carroll, and Theresa at home; two brothers, Edgar Claybaugh, Los Angeles, and Robert Claybaugh, Toulon, and three sisters, Eleanor Claybaugh, Galva, Margaret Claybaugh, Toulon, and Sister Marie Kevin, Chicago. Funeral will be Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Domenic's Church.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visitation will be Sunday from 7-9 p.m. at the Wyoming Funeral Home, where the Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. MRS. LESLIE ARMSTRONG TOULON Mrs.

Leslie (Margaret) Armstrong, 65, of Elmira, died Thursday night at Leisure Hills Health Center, Kewanee. The former Margaret Jackson was born Sept. 25, 1908, in Stark County. She was graduated from Toulon High School, and was a member of Elmira United Presbyterian Church. She married Leslie Armstrong on Feb.

3, 1931. Surviving with her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Dennis (Donna) Parkhouse, Gridley; three grandchildren, and four brothers, Robert Jackson and Harvey Jackson, both of Toulon, George Jackson, Kewanee, and Stuart Jackson. Alexandria, Va. Funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m.

at Kidd Funeral Home, Toulon. Rev. Myron Ketron, pastor of Elmira United Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Elmira Cemetery. Visitation will be Sunday "from 7-9 p.m.

at the funeral home. MRS. MARIE M. OWENS Mrs. Marie M.

Owens, 78, of 362 N. Broad St. died Friday at 7:10 p.m. at Galesburg Con- HOSPITAL NOTES Cottage ADMISSIONS TfttDAV: Cynthia S. Goodlow, S41 W.

Totnpkirts St. Lois Gottenborg, Knoxville John A. Vaughn, 1361 W. Fremont St. James E.

Skinner, Abingdon Catherine A. DeGroot, 357 N. Academy St. Nina J. Campbell, Keithsburg Patricia K.

Lundeen, Altona Madge M. Larson, St. Augustine Gale S. Munson, Abingdon Harold E. Dean, Knoxville Karla J.

McCrery, Alexis James K. Lewis, 900 Dayton St. Jeffery D. Colwell, Galesburg Route 4 JoDel Damron, 521 E. North St.

DISMISSALS FRIDAY: Connie L. Whetstine, 160 N. Chambers St. Fred L. Cox Henderson Christine A.

Murray, 1116 Bateman St. David L. Cooper, Aledo Harold Andrews, Galesburg Route 2 Darren R. Olin, Knoxville David L. Olin, Knoxville Doris M.

Pasco, 1520 Morton Ave. Darlene N. Simpson, 712 E. Knox St. Goldie I.

Thomas, Maquon John Willie Nielson, Macomb Robert E. Madden, 361 S. Chambers St. Debra L. Grindle, 1397 Haynor St.

Adelaide Goodman, 1042 W. Berrien St. James McLeese, Bloomington Raymond W. Martzluff, Williamsfield Samuel G. Fretucg, 101 N.

Ivan Ave. M. Pearl Coombs, Prairie City Clara Padilla, 1587 McKnight St. Nancy K. Thomas, London Mills Walter C.

Olin, Knoxville J. Juanita Maloney, 306 Knollcrest Dr. Dorothy K. Pontsler, Kewanee Leona M. Presley, Abingdon Melba J.

Onion, Abingdon Kathryn P. Hedlund, Galva St. Marv's ADMISSIONS FRIDAY: Mrs. Linda Arnold, 1415 Rock Island Ave. Nursing- (Cohtinuisd From Page 2) decision io switch to another type or unit would requite board approval for new bids.

THE COMMITTEE agreed with the contractor and Weber early Monday to check with the manufacturer to determine how soon the absorb? tion Unit can be shipped. Weber also said he would ask a WlU mantenance man to come to Galesburg to instruct the nursing home's maintenance man and the committee in proper care of the unit. Anderson said consideration should be given to installing air condtioning in the wings. There is no air conditioning in patient rooms in the wings, but the central core of the building which contains living, dining and activity rooms and a chapel is air-conditioned. Weber estimated the cost of air conditioning each of the four wings at from ANDERSON that bids be sought on the project and that the committee consider placing the work in the budget for the next fiscal year.

Lottery (Continued from Page 2) liwu-tia ana conuuuieu valescent Center irharioc Parr tional tours through EurooeJ She was borriat Mendota America, 14, 1896, and married Ray South Mexico and the United States. Dr. Brown was born Anril 3. 1901. in Spencer, Mass.

He received his bachelor's and master's desrec at Oberlin College in Ohio in 1922-23 and his doc- tnvate from the University of Chicaco in 1933. He married Frances R. Stevens at Huntington Sept. 16, 1926. She survives with two children.

Sherman W. Brown Til and Miss Cynthia L. Brown, a sister. Mrs. Clara F.

Kane, Akron, Ohio, and a grandson. The family said memorials may be made to Knox College. MRS. RICHARD CARROLL WYOMING Mrs. Richard (Lois) Carroll, 52, of Wyoming, died Thursday at 11 p.m.

at Kewanee Public Hospital. The former Lois Claybaugh was born Oct. 30, 1921, in Tou CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME Roseville Avon London Mills Mrs. Alice Miller Age 88 Roseville, III. Services: 2 P.M.

SUNDAY CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME, ROSEVILLE. Visitation 7-9 this evening, Corman Memorial Home, Roseville, 111. Burial in Roseville Memorial Park Cemetery. Owens at Dover in 1916. He died in 1966.

Surviving are a son, George Galesburg'; a sister, Mrs. Louis Smith, Chicago; four grandchildren, and four grandchildren. A son and daughter preceded her in death. Funeral will be Monday at 10 a.m. at Hinchliff-Pearson- West Chapel, where friends may call Sunday from 7-9 p.m.

Committal will be at Prairie Repose Cemetery at Dover. The family said memorials may be made to the Dover Congregational Church, of which she was a member. INFANT TAROCHIONE LONDON MILLS Graveside service for Jason Scott Tarochione, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tarochione of near London Mills, who died Thursday night at Galesburg Cottage Hospital, was today at 1:30 p.m.

at Knoxville Cemetery. Dean McCormick officiated. Teen Killed HETTICK, 111. (UPI)-Tarrell E. Clark, 18, rural Hettick, died Friday night when the car he was driving ran off Illinois 111 just east of Hettick and struck a tree, state police said.

587 Monmouth Blvd. Bradley D. Dalton, Gilson Mrs. Dorothy Duggins, Abingdon Mrs. Lena M.

Kisor, 663 N. Prairie St. Lefe McGee, Abingdon Mrs. Martha M. Moore, 1232 E.

Berrien St. Mrs. Dorothy E. Owen, 805 Beecher Ave. Mrs.

Terry A. Whiteside, Knoxville DISMISSALS FRIDAY: Mrs. Ruth A. Pittman, Abingdon Mrs Perdue, Stronghurst Mrs. Lucille P.

Wilmot, 358 Olive St. Miss Linda S. Wexell, Galesburg Route 3 Mrs. Marjorie Stipp, 1088 W. South St.

Mrs. Evelyn E. Ross, 1131 N. Cherry St. Mrs.

Hazel Root, Galesburg Route 3 Mrs. Bertha B. Rafferty, Moon Towers Mrs. Kathy Olson, 490 N. Cherry St.

Mrs. Carol F. Pence, Kirkwood Lester H. Morrell, Galva Mrs. Ventura Maciel, 344 Lombard St.

Mrs. Diana McGlothlin, Abingdon Neil A. Keith 160 Osage St. Mrs. Debra D.

Coziahr, 1329 E. Losey St. Mrs. Pauline Bednarcik, 652 W. Grove St.

George C. Andrews, Abingdon Hot, Cold Spots NEW YORK (UPI) The Mrs. Jan Bagwell, Abingdon highest temperature reported by the U.S. Weather Service Friday in the United States, except Alaska and Hawaii, was 107 degrees at Omaha, The low early today was 41 at Quillayute, Wash. Hinchliff- uiest'inc 6AL.ESBUM FUNERAL DIRECTORS :070 WEST FREMONT STRUT PHONE 343-2101 MRS.

MARIE M. OWENS 362 N. Broad St. Services 10 A.M. Monday at Hinchliff-Pearson-West 'Chapel.

Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Chapel. Committal services 2 p.m. Monday at the Prairie Repose Cemetery, Dover, 111. Memorials may he made to the Dover Congregational Church.

DR. SHERMAN WILLIAM BROWN 1591 N. Cherry St. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Central Congregational Church.

Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel. Cremation will follow services, the ashes will be interred at the Woodmere Cemetery, Huntington, West Virginia. Memorials may be made to Knox College. Police Enforcing Bike Ordinance Galesburg Police officials announced Friday they would begin immediate enforcement of a city ordinance prohibiting bicyclists from riding on sidewalks in the Galesburg business district.

According to Lt. Thomas Worden, Galesburg police officers have recently received several complaints from pedestrians concerning bicycle riding on the downtown sidewalks. Violation of the ordinance can result in a $10 fine and impoundment of a bicycle for 30 days, Worden added. Police said there have been no serious accidents this year involving pedestrians and bicycles, but that the ordinance has apparently been widely nored in the past. Police patrol- serves a seat for the next guy," said Lasser, proudly pointing to his Cub backer button pinned behind the bar.

ARRIVING IN CHICAGO in 1910 as a 15-year-old Russian toy who didn't know a word of English, Lasser quickly latched onto the Cubs. Lasser lived at the corner of Wood and Polk streets, right across the street from the old Cub ballpark. He immediately became indoctrinated to the American game. "The morning after we arrived, I was asked to play ball," recalled Lasser. The memory triggered several others, including the day President William Taft visited the ball park.

"He was the biggest man I've ever seen in my life. He took up four seats I think No kidding," Lasser recalled. During the last two years, Lasser, who slightly resembles Casey Stengel, has traveled as far as Houston and Montreal to watch the Cubs play. WHY WOULD a man get involved with the extra expense of running a lottery?" "I thought it would be something my patrons would like to have," said Lasser, fingering his "I've Got Your Number" button. "It's the best thing they've done in my book.

There is no question in my mind that it's going to be a terrific help," the bartender said. "Everywhere I've gone the past two weeks, I've heard people talking about the lottery," the tavern owner said. What would you do if one of your customers won a million dollars? "I'd dron dead," Lasser dead-nanned. BUT SHOULD one of Lasser's customers win in the lottery, his remaining years would be quite lucrative. The business, which sells a winning ticket, receives a percentage of the winnings.

After all, how could a loyal Cub fan resist the lottery, after his team had a famous double-play combination ending in Chance. Divorces Granted MONMOUTH Patricia Ann Heatherly has been granted a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty from Lewis Daniel Heatherly in circuit court in Warren County. Married July 4, 1956, the couole had three children. Custody of the children was granted to the mother. Circuit Court Tracey J.

Harris, 18, 900 W. Dayton pleaded not guilty Friday at 10 a.m. in circuit court in Knox County to a charge she misrepresented her age, and demanded a jury trial. She reappeared at 11:17 a.m., withdrew her first plea, admitted the offense and was fined $25. Henry V.

Brannon, no age listed, 735 W. First was fined $5 for overtime parking. Births Born at Cottage Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. William L.

Goodlow 541 W. Tompkins a boy Friday at 7:22 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Gale W. Lar St.

Augustine Route 1, a Traffic Court James Barringer, 39, 266 E. South pleaded guilty Friday in traffic court ifl Knox County to being drunk on a public highway and was sentenced to two days in the Knox County Jail. Terry O. Lamb, 21, 1019 Lancaster was fined $50 for driving with a license expired over six months. Fined $25 for a classification violation was Howard L.

Garrett, 23, Gerlaw. Rodney G. Miller, 23, Anthony, was fined $15 for squeel- ing tires. Fined for speeding were Nellie Perez, 30, 367 W. Prospect $22; Dewey R.

Prescott, 20, 325 N. Prairie and Zita W. Schulthes, 37, London Mills Route 1, $18 each; Garry L. Renwick, 18, Williamsfield, and Ronald F. Orwig, 35, Toulon, $17 each; Glenn L.

Coons, 47, Maquon Route 1, $16; Betty C. Albert, 47, 75 Division and Michael W. Riley, 22, East Peoria, $15 each; Jerry L. Bucher, 24, Knoxville, and Willis D. Shaw 21, 815 N.

Cherry $13 each; Luz A. Montez, 27, Moline, $12, and Henry Coleman 25, 549 E. Knox and Robert J. Hinckey, 26, 1655 N. West $11 each.

Fined $20 each for speeding were Eissa S. Abraham, 37, Urbana; Kenneth L. Hotterfield, 20, Canton, and John Z. James, 21, East Moline. Paul W.

Hawkins, 40, Roodhouse Route 3, paid an $11 speeding fine. Fines of $10 for speeding were levied against Leona F. Palm, 41, Galesburg Route Larry K. Bevard, 33, Canton; Charles A. Cooley II, 20, Knoxville; Jeffery L.

Horton, 18, 261 N. Whitesboro Donald F. Levene, 58, 1145 Monmouth and Joan Manworren, 41, of near Knoxville. Rodney Johnson, 19, 544 E. Berrien was fined $10 for a traffic signal violation and $12 for speeding.

Traffic signal violations resulted in $10 fines for Gary L. Fernald, 29, Monmouth Route Beverly J. Smith, 21, East Galesburg; Andrew S. Wilson, 18, Stronghurst, and Joseph E. Leezer, 26, 1940 Washington St.

Others paying $10 fines were!" 1 1 Frank A. Hinchee, 24, 333 w. rS South passing violation; Steven D. Smith, 19, 415 W. Tompkins having fictitious plates; Robert L.

Weidhuner, 44, Canton, lane violation; Roger R. Roy, 27, 67 Silver failure to yield the right of way; Mark A. Reynolds, 19, Knoxville, improperly displaying license plates; Thomas H. Whiting, 21, New Windsor, excessive acceleration; Steven W. Riddell, 18, Galesburg Route 2, excessive noise; James C.

Eagle, 48, 191 Osage failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and Gregory P. Cervantez, 16, 106 Phillips driving too fast for conditions. Traffic Accidents Steve Neagus, 22, 539 Maple was reported in fair to good condition today at St. Mary's Hospital after a traffic accident on U.S. 34 1,500 feet west of the airport entrance road today at 12:45 a.m.

Neagus was first treated at the hospital and released, but returned to the hospital an hour later to be admitted. According to police, Neagus started to pass another car, saw a truck coming toward him and went into a ditch, where his South Korean Naval Crew Catches Spy Knox County warrants for burglary and theft under $150. An additional charge of obstructing A7 justice was also filed against Korean Nav toda ca tured a SEOUL (UPI) The South nim after he allegedly gave police a false name wnen he was being questioned. Isacca L. Fender, 27, Kimberly Terrace, was charged with battery after he was taken into custody at his home Friday.

He was locked up after he failed to post bond, and he will appear in court on the charge Monday at 10 a.m. John Ennis, 46, 839 S. Kellogg car flipped end over end. No was charged with disor tickets were issued. Jean A.

Reed, 7, 571 N. Seminary, was treated at Cottage Hospital and released after an accident at the intersection of of Seminary and Losey streets Friday at 1 p.m. The bicycle she wa sriding was involved in a collision with a car driven by Wayne L. Branson, 20,1608 Rock Island Ave. The accident remained under investigation today.

Christina A. Johnson, 17, 373 Columbus was cited for failure to yield the right of way after the car she was driving was involved in an accident with one driven by Dorothy H. Carl son, 62, 1464 Russell at the intersection of Columbus Avenue and Ferris Street Fri day at 11:23 p.m. No tickets were issued after cars driven by Don C. Asbury, 18, Dahinda, and V.

In- and use of istra ness, 63, of near Galesburg, col 1 derly conduct after an incident in the 300 block of South Kellogg Street today at 4:39 a.m. A charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated was filed against Juan 570 Lawrence after he was apprehended going the wrong way around the Public Square today at 1:01 a.m. Robert W. Reed, 20, 1568 E. Main was arrested on a Knox County warrant at his home Friday at 9:44 p.m.

MONMOUTH Edmund R. Bristol, 47, Chastak, was charged with disorderly conduct public intoxication after he was arrested Friday at 9:45 p.m. Dale G. Dadamo, 32, Milwaukee, was arrested Friday at 11:30 a.m. and charged with having no valid drivers license dided near the Public Square Friday at 8:43 p.m.

The 1900 block of Monmouth Boulevard was the scene of an accident Friday at 4:11 p.m. when cars driven by Lind aK. Hartshorn, 23, 1308 Florence and Linda M. Pates, 18, 824 Avenue collided. Linda Pates was cited for failure to yield the right of way.

40-ton North Korean boat in a fierce, 2 1 battle off the southwestern coast, the Defense Ministry said. Five North Korean bodies were recovered, a ministry spokesman said. Three South Koreans were slightly wounded in the clash, according to the spokesman. North Korea denied the claim in a broadcast monitored in Tokyo. The broadcast by the (North) Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said "This is a sheer fabrication and one more premeditated, wicked plot hatched by scoundrels in pursuance of a foul political aim." The armed Communist vessel, allegedly a spy boat disguised as a fishing boat, was spotted early this morning near Ochongdo Island 125 miles southwest of Seoul, the spokesman said.

The North Korean boat, when challenged by a South Korean Navy patrol ship, opened fire and began fleeing westwards into the Yellow Sea, the spokesman said. A gunbattle ensued as the navy ship chased the North Korean vessel for 35 miles, finally crippling it. The North Korean boat overturned but the southern patrol ship recovered it and towed it to a port, the spokesman said. tion. He remains in custody after failing to post bond.

Jeffrey R. Holeman, 19, 907 S. was charged with operating a motor vehicle while! Tire Calls intoxicated and violation of re- 1 Galesburg firemen were call- striction today at 3:40 p.m. He.cd to the 1800 block of North is being held today in lieu of'Seminary Street Friday at 1:12 bond. p.m.

to wash down gasoline which had leaked from a car. 'There was no fire. Marriage Licenses I Firernen were ca e( today at KNOX COUNTY Mrs. Edna M. Eckman (Poole) and B.

Lee MONMOUTH Margaret Francis, 21, 515 N. Ninth St was treated at Community uteon Knoxvv JJSf monal Hospital Thursday about 10 p.m. and released after her bicycle was struck by a car driven by Laurie S. Maguire, 18, 412 E. First at the intersection of Fourth Street and Broadway.

No tickets were is- John L. Thomas, 18, Roseville, was cited for following too Mary Kay Maxey, Yates City, and James S. Clark Elmwood; Mrs. Patricia Ann Andrews (Gregory) and Donald Ray Booker, both of Abingdon; Miss Katherihe J. Johnson and Roger Lee Williams, both of Knoxville; Diana M.

Wetterow and Ned H. Morgan, both of Victoria; Miss Linda Faye closely after his car collided Gaught, Peoria, and Gary Allan driven by Charles Wingo, 72, 1029 E. Detroit at the Public Square Friday at 1 p.m. Macomb District State Police investigated several area accidents. Gary L.

Volkmar, 24, Monmouth, was taken to Burlington Memorial Hospital, where he Stevens, 464 Phillips Mrs. Sallie Lou Conlin (Godsil), 151 Aliens and Michael R. Conlin, 393 N. Cedar Miss Donna D. Houston, Knoxville, and Steven Coates, Maquon Route Miss Mary A.

Wilberding, 564 E. Losey and Kevin R. Ekiss, 1604 Beecher Miss Betty Jane Munson, 169 remains a patient after his car N. Pearl and Leroy Ray MONMOUTH Donald Lang, 49, Monmouth, had his drivers license suspended for 90 days he appeared Friday in traffic court in Warren County on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated dating back to Aug. 23, 1973.

Lang reportedly refused to take a breathalyzer test when he was arrested. The court allowed a restricted driving permit for Lang to enable him to drive to and from work. Peter Alfano, 38, 201 W. Fourth failed to appear in court Friday on a charge of leaving an unattended motor vehicle. The charge, which was filed in February, was contin collided with one driven by Walter W.

Johnson, 58, Gladstone, on U.S. 34 west of Gladstone today at 1:15 a.m. Anne E. Seaburg, 30, Burlington, a passenger in Volkmar's car, was treated at Burlington hospital and released. Johnson reportedly had minor injuries, but was notjDuWain Hank and Sylvia Ander- taken to a hospital.

The accident son, both of Monmouth; Lesier remained under investigation Fred Nelson and Edna Marie by state police today. iHutt, both of Monmouth Grace H. Martinez, 17, Mon- Bledsoe, 418 W. Fremont Mary Katherine Hanlon, 1053 N. Cherry and Richard Ervin Barber, Champaign; Miss Karen Fay Miller, Altona, and Jon Alan Stevens, Altona Route 1 WARREN COUNTY Leland mouth, is a patient at Communi ty Memorial Hospital after the car in which she was a passenger was involved in an accident on U.S.

34 near Gladstone today at 12:25 a.m. She was first treated at a Burlington hospital, and later admitted to the Monmouth hospital. She was a passenger in a car driven by Maria Miller, 18, Oquawka, who told police her car was run off the road by an unidentified vehicle. John W. Arnold, 27, Fort Mad- Galva (Continued From Page 5) ued by the court.

Alfano is be- 1 30 Iowa was cited for wrong lieved to be in Sicily Girolamo Mravaia, 31, 201 W. Fourth was sentenced lo seven days in the Warren County Jail for having no valid drivers license. He was fined $15 on an improper backing charge. Paying speeding fines were Charles E. Sharp, 31, Jonesboro, $15; Craig J.

Young, 27, Hazel Crest, $13, and Harold W. Cook, 43, 803 N. Tenth Philip E. Roe, 30, Monmouth, Marvin E. Kirby, 42, Abingdon, and Ronnie Lee, 18, Royal, each $10.

Others paying $10 fines were Timothy D. Wilson, 20, Oquawka, wrong lane usage, and Beverly J. Earp, 32, Monmouth Route 2, no valid safety test. A charge of improper display of license against Perry L. Piper, 21, S.

A was dismissed by the court. lane usage after his car collided with one driven by Gary Henderson, 21, Burlington, Iowa, Brock, Doug Anderson beat Bob Anderson and Dan Cromien defeated Joe Anderson by forfeit. Matches for the final round are Thomson and Pat Cromien, Karjala and Doug Anderson, John Payne and Frisby, Dickinson and Ron Ivie, Bill Dolk and Bob Anderson and Brock and Dan Cromien. In the girls' division Charlene Mason defeated Anita Anderson and Sarah Karjala 12:58 a.m. to the scene of an accident a half mile west of the airport on U.S.

34. There was no fire. ALPHA A fire of undetermined origin Friday caused about $30 damage to a hayloft at the Gary L. Kness farm, Vh miles south of Woodhull Plaza, according to Fire Chief Warren Kidd. The Oxford Volunteer Fire Department was called to the scene at 8:10 p.m.

and spent about 30 minutes fighting the blaze. Kness had been working to keep the fire under control. The barn was damaged slightly, and some hay was lost. Thefts James L. Cherringlon, 113 Walnut reported to police Friday at 4 p.m.

that a tape player an dtapes valued at more than $190 had been stolen from his car while it was parked in the garage at his home. Two Lake Bracken residents reported Friday to the Knox County sheriff's office that motors had been taken from boats at Ihc lake sometime the previous night. Ray Hopping told deputies a motor valued at more than $300 had been stolen from a boat at his residence at Breezy Bluff. Dana C. Edwardson reported that a motor, gas tank and hose had been taken from his boat.

No estimate of the loss was made. Tools valued at more than $400 were taken from a truck at Wickes Building Co. on U.S. 41, according to a report given to the sheriff's office Friday at 2:15 p.m. on U.S.

34 near Gulfport Friday, eliminated Sylvia Interial. at 11:20 p.m. No injuries were reported. Cindy L. Barker, 17, Gladstone, was given a ticket for failure lo yield the right of way after her car was involved in a collision with one driven by Wilburn P.

Kirby, 52, Monmouth, on U.S. 34 four miles west of the 111. 164 junction. A 1-car accident occurred onj the Berwick blacktop two miles west of U.S. 41 Friday at 6:15 p.m.

According to police, a car driven by Cecil R. Tabb, 21, Ber. wick, failed to negotiate a curve, went into a ditch, struck a mailbox and crashed into a fence. He was cited for driving too fast for conditions. Arrests Steve R.

Linneburger, 20, -non were checking for violatorslgjpf tot ay 8:13 a.m. Faniilv Reunion Genoa City, was taken 'oday. Born at St. Mary's Hospital to: The annual Hcrwood Thcrman into custody in the 100 block son, Diane Mason remained in the i contest by eliminating Valorio Fisher by forfeit. Final round matches are Charlcne Mason and Karjala, Diane Mason and Interial and Anita Anderson and Jane Maupin.

Descendants of Herman P. Smith will have a reunion Sunday in Washington Park, Galva. A potluck dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. READ THE WANT ADS! Mr. and Mrs.

Terry A. White- side, 505 S. Line Knoxville, la girl today at 4:46 a.m. family reunion will be held West Tompkins Street Friday 28 at 1 p.m. at Lions Shelter 3 at Lake Storey, Galesburg at 8:15 p.m.

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