Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 6

6 EthfJere Daily Republican, Thursday, Jan. IS, 1939 Deaths cx Funerals Eva Hay Rites Set Club To Meet At Sundstrand Rudy Sonncnbcrg Sells Property Rudy Sormenberg has announced the liquidation of several of his business Interests In Belvidere and plans for building a modern "Marina" and trailer park near Fort Myers, Fla. Sonnenberg said he has sold the Plantation motel and Plantation trailer court, his residence, a machine shop at the rear of his home and a 173-acre farnv': DuWane Leslin, "Rockford, will take over operations of the Plantation motel, and court Thursday, "while the farm HCCSCFOSD SEVYIKG MACHINES Robert Lear JEWELER 1 1959 CALENDAR PADS ABd Appointment Books An Her 'y- CZRG-PRINTING-COH Opposite The Pott Office ICirchncr To To Adult Farmers; "Problems in Dairy Farming" will be the title of the next meeting of the adult farmer at 8 p.m. Tues- day in Belvidere high school Wal-ter Kirchner, Boone county farmer will discuss the problem with this tclass. Kirchner and his brother LeoJ operate 400 acres in northern Boone county; They have a purebred Hol-stein herd with a 500 pound but-terfat average.

Walter Kirchner graduated front the University of Wiscbnsin College', of Agriculture and. attended the University. oX Chi cago where he studied economics. Kirchner has a good knowledge of dairy farming' from both the production and marketing point of Chamber Group Engages Speaker; The Manufacturer division of the "Bel vidcre Chamber of Commerce has scheduled an industrial relations director to address its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Paul's Grant ballroom.

-J The speaker, John FY Minoe-moyer, Rockford Clutch division, Borg Warner corporation, will present his views on the labor, relations climate existing in Rock-ford althemerillime'andrOie mutual industrial problems lacing employers today. who has been with the Rockford firm since 1953, serves as a negotiator and administrator of labor contracts with the, UAW-CIO. He is also In charge of developing and guiding The company welfare plan and programs; recruiting, testing and screening of supervisory and engineering personnel, and conducting training programs for A business administration grad Dank Has Meeting Of Stockholders The Second National bank re' ported that a good attendance was on ham) for the annual stockholders meeting Tuesday in the bank's quarters. i The Officers reported that 1958 hadjjeen a very satisfactory year, referring to Increased deposits and satisfactory earninss from increased loans. The stockholders then proceeded to elect eight directors for next year as follows: Hugh R.

Pysart, Sidney Gorman, BurneU AlGustafson, A. E. Helnema.in, Wrate H. Hill, Walter J. Klefer, George M.

Meyers and Omar B. Wright to serve for the year of 1959. Following the stockholders meeting, the board of directors met and elected! the following officers: Omar Wright, chairman of the board; Sidney Gorman, president; Oliver W. Perry, vloe president and trust officer Wilbur M. Hoffman, vice president and assistant trust officer; Hugh Dy-8art, vice president Charles F.

Turner, cashjer and assistant trust officer; Agnes G. Curran, assistant ashier and Thomas F. Keating, BANK BY MAIL WW, V' fie SECOND NA OF BELVIDERE' fTDEXAL RESERVE SYSTEM uate or wesrernstata ciege witn I ad-, moyer has worked for Brothers ft company of Rockford as a job analyst and a member of the bargaining committee in dealing with unions. 1 REED'S APPLIANCE Tour Authorized ZENITH TV DEALER! North State Shopping Center MAN WOOD PANELING was purchased by Deloss Pete, also of Rockford. Sonnenberg' machine shop was bought by a Rock ford industrial firm.

The Belvidere' businessman said, however, he will, retain several real estate holdings in Belvidere and is planning" on building another home in the city. His Florida "Marina" will be a boat rental service and will include a swimming pool and a trailer park with construction expected to atart.to.tb spring. Senhej 80 athe" Junetioh of the Orange and CaloosahatcheifArivers near Fort Myers. A Belvidere resident rar the past 23 years, Sonnenberg said he plans to maintain a 'summer home here and operate his new business ven tures during the winter months in Florida. A Sonnenberg apartment build ing on East Madison street has been purchased by 'George Griggs who was the former manager of the Plantation motels.

1J 1ot ptrsonal irt .7 ot an ideal pn DECORATED NOTE PAPERS Select yours today at THE CARD SHOP 9:30 til 5:80 Fridays 'tU 9:00 Closed Thursdays 105 Logan i -1 .1 view, 1 UrtVIB CORRECTED A mingr accident involving David A. Lawrence, 16, 919 North State street last Sunday happened at 2 p.m. and not 2 a.m. as reported. AUTO LICENSE I PLAY You Know You Get VALUfi Whn You Buy Hart Sdbaf ner A Man.

Oothes Stetson Hats Van Heusen Shirts Munsing Underwear Gulf Stream Slacks Interwoven Socks Oshkosh Overalls Wembley fyeck wear Champ Hats NOBODY SELLS THEM FOR LESS THAN GRADY Belvtdere's Largest Clothing Store Dial LI 4-2711 CARRY KLiBER'S "I SULLIVAN BRIEFS Mrs. Phillip Richardson, wife of the Rev. Phillip Richardson of the Garden Prairie Methodist church, underwent major surgery Thursday in the Swedish-American hospital In Rockford. JOB PRINTING-DIAL tt 21 01 LEYS Belvlderet TRUCK SPECIALS! 1956 FORD V-8 F600 2 ton, 2 speed, 154 inch Closed Cab and Chassis, 8:25 20 10-ply tires, a real clean truck for a 12 or 14 foot body $1395 1950 FORD 6 cyl. F250 ton Pick-Up Truct ready to rcll and do job for only $295 1956 FORD 6 cyl.

00 ton Panel, a real buy for you who need a body $795 1957 FORD Custom Ranchero, V-8 Motor, Fordo. power steering, very low mile- geil. $1695 1950 CHEVROLET ton Pick-Up, a at $225 MAN LEY MOTOR SALES CO. LOCAVALL TRADITIONAL KNOTTY CEDAR 5 r. Tlls t-oc-Wall panel styling Is tin choice for giving room a friendly atmosphere that's so aire to Uve with panel size la S2" Mow on display In our store.

Wilbur F. Nutt 0 Taken By; Death Wilbur F. Nutt, 68, former Boone kointy resident, died at his home, 2020 JEast Moreland street, Rockford, Monday. He was a retired employe of the Elco Tool and Manufacturing company, where he -had worked for 25 years. Born March 24, 1890 in B-icking-ham, he was the son of Charles and.

Miriam- Barton Nutt He attended Boone county schools and Wheaton academy. He farmed in Boone county before going to Rockford 30 Mr. Nutt was a' member of the Flora Methodist church and the Cherry Valley Masonic Survivors include a brother, Floyd Nutt, sister; Mrs. Arthur Bennett, Cherry Valley; one niece, and three nephews. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev.

Eldon Beery of Flora ''Methodist church at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Witbeck-. Wheeler Sahien funpral. horoe. Burial will be in the Hora cemetery near Irene.

Friends may call at' the funeral home after 7 p.m. Friday. Charles Kliver Dies In Rockford Charles H. Kliver, 91, former Belvidere resident and retired U. S.

Army corporal, died at 2:41 gjn. Wednesday in the River Bluff Nursing home in Rockford after a two Mf. Kliver; a World War I veteran, spent 22 years in the U. S. Army.

He enlisted in 1903 and retired in 1925. He was the oldest member of Walter Craig post No. 60 of the American Legion, Rockford. Born Oct. 30, 1867 in Columbus Grove, Ohio, he the son of John and Margaret Kliver.

He attended Grove schools. Thirty years ago, he moved to Rockford from Belvidere. He was employed for some time as a night watchman at the Schumann piano company in Rockford. Survivors Include a sister-in-law, Elizabeth Kliver of Rockford; three nephews, Lester and Lowell Kliver and Ray De Long, Rockford, and two nieces, Mrs. Mina Frickson and Mrs.

Phyllis Schwartz. Funeral services will be con ducted at 10 a.m. Friday in the Sundberg funeral home at 215 Hall street, Rockford, by the Rev. Wil-lard Geise of St John's United Church of Christ Burial will be In Belvidere cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 :30 to 8 :30 p.m.

Thursday, i fis USE A CLASSIFIED AD Funeral Horn Phono 4-2IZ1 ItVIOKKC. sZ( I TUS! TSy ml raooocra iKSZjL LARRY yfi. KLEBER'S Ik Funral Horn ii 1 Ttti COUNTRYMAN LUMBER CO. The weekly luncheon meeting of the IOU club will be held at the Sundstrand Tool and Machine com pany Friday noon. Members will meet in the conference room, at noon and then lunch in the plant cafeteria.

Following the men club mem bers wiU. tour the puc. JOB PRINTING-DIAL 2101 PUNK? Convenient llONAL pANK MEMBEB FJJXO. ,4 i.f Us With FHA Dial 4-2176 OTHER WARNER Improve Today S23 S. State, Phone LI 4-8138 Funeral services for Mrs.

Eva" J. Ray, 72, 921 Van Buren street who died at 12:20 p.m. Wednesday in Highland hospital, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Atkins Johnson funeral home by the Rev. Paul G.

Dibble, of the First Methodist Burial will be the Garden of ChristUs, Highland Garden of Memories. Mrs. Ray. as a public school teacher for 162 yearsVShe was a member of the First Methodist church, a past matron of Adeline' chapter, a charter member of the Belvidere Woman's club and a member of the Century club of the Methodist church. Born Sept.

2, 1886 in Belvidere. she was the daughter of Edward and Harriett Fair Jardine. She was educated in Belvidere and. at Rockford college. Her marriage to Walr ter W.

Ray took place in Belvidere June 24, 1909. Survivors include her husband; two sisters, Mrs; May Muroski, Belvidere, and Mrs. Helen Vaupel of AUentown, and nieces and brooier 1 prefiedecf" Ray In l. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday afternoon and evening. William Abraham Dies In Hammond Willinm Abraham of Hammond, of.

Mrs. Minnie Kauer, 610 Buchanan street died Monday. Funeral rites were held Wednesday in Hammond let Gahlbeck, Elgin, died last week at Elgin and was buried Friday. Miss Gahlbeck, a voice teacher, formerly gave lessons in Belvidere. Kenneth Young Token By Death Kenneth Young, 4, died at 3 a.m.

Wednesday at his home in Walworth, Wis. Death resulted from a heart attack. Mr. Young was the nephew of Albert Young, route 2, Belvidere. He was preceded in death by his parents.

Survivors include a grandfather, Cliff Young, Walworth; three aunts, and five uncles. Funeral services will be conduct ed at 2 p.m. Friday in the Wal worth funeral Burial will be in Oak Wood cemetery at Shar on, Wis. Friends may call at the funeral home. Two Ghana Men Lodged In Jail Two' men were jailed by Boone county authorities Wednesday night after they were found the company of two run away 14-year-old girls from Rockford.

Harry A. Swager, 20, Chana, was charged with disorderly conduct and running off the roadway. Bond was set at $98.80. Charles J. Collins, 18, of Chana, was charged with disorderly conduct and giving beer to 'on! of the girls.

His bond was set at $64.40. The two girls were turned over to their parents. 4-HR. ENAMEL $1.75 Qt. Swift Point Store 403 S.

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PHONE LI 4-2711 Farmer's Cooperative Elevator Co. Sold Only At Sullivan's i 1 Checkmate 218 Buchanan 'r- Tax time is one time the "checking habit" pays: Because checkbook records both income and ex penditures, it's an invaluable aid at tax time. So be ready for the next income tax period open your accountnow. yt warnefs- move to end the age-old bra problem IT WON'T' RIDE UP1 THE pARMERS i ') Mi" Rational 5 OF BELVIDERE Membw fidfril Otooslt Imiiiinci tooflliwi Look at the back! An exciting new kind of elastic hugs you gently, actually clings to your back for NO RIDING VP! What a welcome discovery in bra comfort and fine fit! Warner move to end the slipping, sliding, twisting bra FOREVER! You 11 want to try marvelous new CHECKMATE here today! A ANK LAST TIMES TONIGHT 1019: ITiia cotton with nt itched-for-thapecupt, front closing. World's Eeriest MO mm MAI 8w MATINEE SAT'S.

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