The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 9

THE PANTAGRAPH. BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, MONDAY, JUNE NINE Central Illinois Deaths Named Campus Christian Head ATLANTA (PNS) Miss SELLS HOME AT TREMONT Miss Bena and Miss Kate Neus-wanger have sold their home on Falls, Breaks Arm HARTSBURG. (PNS) Michael Morgan, 4, fell from his tricycle Thursday at his home and" fractured his left arm above the Mount Hope Cemetery, north of be in the Jewish Cemetery, Prescott, where she will be a Girl Scout camp counselor at Camp MaripaL She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett F.

Rogers to Prescott, and they will go on to the west coast for a the west side of town to Mr. and BloominEton. Foosland Mrs. Louise Crane LINCOLN (PNS) Mrs. Lou Marjorie Ann Rogers, student at Dictionary Lists 50,000 Words Of U.

S. Origin CHICAGO riTP Th She was born Nov. 25, 1876, the Bloomington, Indiana, univer Mr. Leiken was born Aug. 15, 1880, in Central Europe.

He married Minnie Korot in 1901 in Eu daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grove ise C. "Lottie" Crane, 67, of East elbow. He was taken to Deaconess sity, recently was elected pre Hud gens of Tennessee.

She came Lincoln Township died at 3:15 a. Mrs. Earl Hochstetter to be given Sept. 1 Miss Bena and Miss Kate are building a new home here two blocks from the one they sold. Hospital, Lincoln, for emergency sident of the campus Christian rope and they came to the United States, and directly to Minonk, July 6, 1910.

Mr. Leiken retired m. Sunday in a Jacksonville Hos foundation. 1 He returnea nome mat pital. PANTAGRAPH PHONES 4341 Miss Rogers left Wednesday for to Illinois at the age of 17 and has lived here most of her life.

She was married in a Feb. 12, 1902, to Hans Matson. She is survived by her husband; from business in 1945. The body was taken to the Hol land and Barry Funeral Home in United State is going to have its own national dictionary, consisting of 50,000 words "made in the Surviving are his wife; and three other children, Joseph, Dallas, Mrs. Max Drabin, Los Angeles, and Isadore three sisters, Mrs.

Ella Eder of Chicago, Mrs. Bertha Diffendaffer "I KJ of Hot Springs, and Mrs Minonk; a sister, Mrs. Lena Myrtle Berren of California and Smith, Chicago, and six grand children. a brother, Charles Hudgens of De catur. Lincoln.

Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. (standard) Tuesday in St. John's Lutheran Church in ML Pulaski. The Rev.

R. O. Zumstine will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Pulaski Cemetery.

She was born June 7, 1883, near Chestnut. She married John Crane Oct. 19, 1904, at ML Pulaski. Surviving are her husband; a daugh USA. Words that were originated In this country and old words that ere given new meaning here will appear in The Dictionary of Americanisms, to be published by the University of Chicago next year.

The first dictionary devoted ex REG. 69.95 M-W WASHER WITH LOVELL WRINGER She was preceded in death by REG. I4.95 M-W SUPREME GAS RANGE REDUCED! two brothers and a sister. She was a memtjer of the Foos land Methodist Church, the Re 88 88 becca Lodge, the Dorcas Bible clusively to Americanism will 64" 064 Will Attend Boys State From Fairbury FAIRBURY. (PNS) Rob class and the Past Noble Grand ter, Mrs.

Louise Weitkamper of Club. David Redman KENNEY (PNS) Funeral Canton: three sons, Kenneth Crane of Emden, Donald Crane of Lincoln and John W. Crane of Bea-son; two brothers, William Seub-meier of Chestnut and George Seubmeier of ML Pul ski and two cover those contributed by the early colonists down to the atomic age. The dictionary, five years in compilation, will be a two-volume, 2,000 page, illustrated publication. First Word is Milford Mathews, one of the Save more now on this full-sized economy washer! Washes 8 lbs.

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Roscoe p. m. (standard) Tuesday in Ken- Mrs. Eva Clobes, both of ML Pu nations top lexicographers, is laski. Combes of Fairbury have been chosen by the American Legion John Joda Post to attend Bovs Thomas A.

Rosecrans State at Springfield June 25 editing the work. Mathews said many Americans will be surprised at some of the words that originated in this country. Among them, he said, are "au through July 2. DELAVAN (PNS) Thomas The selection is based on quali A. Rosecrans, 70, died at 10:25 m.

Friday at his home here. He tomobile." "campus," "Christmas ney Christian Church. The Rev. H. B.

Wheaton, Clinton, will officiate assisted by the Rev. Carl Moorhaus of Kenney. Burial will be in Texas cemetery, Texas township. The body will remain at Roby Funeral Chapel until time of services. Mrs.

Nellie Walters LE ROY (PNS) Mrs. Nellie Funk Walters, 72, died at 5 p. m. Sunday at the Mrs. AJta Pember-ton Nursing Home at 1003 N.

El had suffered a heart ailment lor ties of scholarship, citizenship and leadership. Robert, a senior, was past president of student council, has been active in band and cho some time. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p. m. (daylight) Monday in rus, was acting captain of the the Hoghton Mortuary.

The Rev. O. M. Anderson, pastor of the Dela- tree, currency, "derby hat," "hydrant" and "snooper." all of which he said are "institutionalized Americanisms. Mathews said the dictionary will start with the first word, the abbreviation used by the Plymouth colonists in 1651 for adultery.

It will end with "zwieback." twice-baked bread. Mathews said the dictionary 1 xv -zrzz ill mmmmmmmmm i football squad, was chosen most valuable basketball and baseball player. He was awarded the leadership award given by The Danforth Foundation. van Baptist Church, was to officiate. Burial was to be in Glendale der Bloomington, after an ill Memorial Cemetery, Pekin.

He was born in Coles county Frank, a junior, was in the up ness of about a year. March 13. 1880. son of Al and Mary The body was taken to Stensel's Memorial Home in LeRoy. Funer will give the first known use of Smith Rosecrans.

He married Miss Louisa Tutewiler July 10, al services will be held at 1 p. m. per one-half of his class in scholarship, has been active in both band and chorus and was a member of the boys quarter. He was a member of the Latin and Science Clubs. each word presented in a quotation, with the date it was printed (standard) Tuesday at the Funer al Home.

The Rev. R. J. Zehr and the source of the quotation Pageant of History 1897. They moved to the Dela-van community 37 years ago.

Surviving are his wife; two daughters. Mrs. Etta Whitesell of will officiate. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Park Cem Thus, he said, the dictionary Youth Class to Meet etery in Bloomington. will be a documentation of Amer Compton, and Mrs.

Bonnie CHATSWORTH. (PNS) The She was born Sept. 12, 1877, in Mount Hope Township, a daugh ican history. As an example, he cited the expression "to keep the ball rolling." Mathews said it first was used ter of Meritt C. Funk and Hannah Farris.

She was married to Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. (daylight) Monday at the home of Miss Joanne Frick. George Green in 1893 who died In the political campaign of Wil Dec. 1, 1900.

She was married to Albert Walters in 1904. McMakin of Tremont; 14 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Mahala Rodebaugh of Toledo, and two brothers, Charles and James of Delavan. One son, Lee of Elmwood, died seven months ago.

He was a member of Greenup Methodist Church. Mrs. Eva Matson FOOSLAND. (PNS) Mrs. She is survived by a sister; CHATSWORTH Miss Shirley and Miss Darlene Mrs.

Harry Colebaugh of Funks liam II. Harrison, ninth president of the United States. Politicians staged parades with huge balls, sometimes 30 feet in diameter, with a man inside "to keep the ball rolling." Mathews said newspapermen coined the phrase. Grove. She was preceded in death by her husband and a son.

Krueger went to Moline Friday where they 'were to attend the wedding of an aunt. Miss Evelyn Stanlake, Sunday. They were to Max Leiken MINONK. (PNS) Max Lei return home Sunday and will be Eva Matson, 73, died at 2:25 accompanied by their mother. p.

m. (daylight) Sunday at the Mrs. Harold Krueger, who ha Mercy Hospital, Urbana, where ken. 69, father of Woodford County State's Attorney, Ben C. Leiken.

died at 2:30 a. m. (daylight) Mon spent the past 10 days in Moline she had been a patient since Thursday. at the home of her brother, Mer le Stanlake and family. day here after a long illness.

Mr. The body was taken to the Lamb Leiken was a retired automobile Funeral Home, Gibson City. Corn Belt Horseman's Annual Funeral services will be held at EL PASO Mrs. W. D.

Carver and daughters went to Springfield Wednesday night to care for her mother, Mrs. Maude La nh am, who had been in the hospital. Mrs. Anna Keets left Wednesday for a six weeks vacation with relatives in Akron and Wooster, Ohio.1 The Rev. and Mrs.

Harvey D. Gabel were to go to Rock Grove Sunday to attend the wedding of their son, Wallace. Mr. Gabel will! officiate at the ceremonies. 2:30 (daylight) Tuesday in Foos- HORSE SHOW land Methodist Church.

The Rev dealer. The body was removed to the Wilcox Funeral Home tnd will be taken to the Murray-Stamper Memorial Home, Bloomington. at 5 p. m. (daylight) Tuesday.

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