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1001 Belvidere Daily Republican, Oct. 16, 1957 HOSPITALS HIGHLAND Mrs. Mary Bailey, 942 West Perry street, was admitted Monday. George Nagel, route 2, and Mrs. Dorothy Glenders, North State street, were admitted Tuesday.

Mrs. Wilma Wait, Logan avenue, and Debra Thomas, twoyear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomas, Kirkland, were admitted Wednesday. Dismissed Tuesday were Herman Smith, 511 McKinley avenue; Fred Smith, Capron, and William Kuehne, Buchanan street.

Dismissed Wednesday were Mrs. Christine Taylor, route Larry Tom, route Mrs. Robert Pape and infant son, 415 Kishwaukee street, and Mrs. Lottie Sachtleben, route 1, Marengo. PHILCO TV and APPLIANCES BOONE GAS SERVICE Downstairs ALLASON BUILDING Taxpayers' Group Schedules Dinner Approximately 80 persons are expected to hear A.

B. McConnell, and John P. Manning, representatives of the 32nd Illinois Representative District, speak at the tenth annual meeting of the Boone County Taxpayers' Association at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the VFW clubrooms, Herman E. Moore, association president announced Wednesday.

The 32nd id district, which Manning, of Rochelle, and McConnell, of Woodstock, represent, includes Boone, DeKalb, McHenry and Ogle counties. Moore also reported that state Senator Robert McClory, Lake Bluff, representative of the 52nd senatorial district which includes Boone County, has accepted an invitation to the meeting although McClory will not be on the program. Moore added that members of county taxing bodies had also been invited to the dinner meeting. JOB PRINTING--DIAL 2101 CORN HARVEST SPECIAL 48" 50 feet Per Roll Temporary Corn Cribbing $1195 One Single Roll Gives You A 400 Bu. Crib Also In Stock Penta Post And Poles To Make Temporary Cribs.

COUNTRYMAN AN LUMBER CO. Successor To O. H. Wright Co. 323 S.

State Dial 2176 TRUCK OWNERS! TRUCK TESTING TIME IS HERE AGAIN! New State Of Illinois Safety Stickers Are Here Official State Of Illinois Truck Testing Lane No. B140 Come In Early And Avoid Delay Manley Motor Sales Co. Phone 2138 Belvidere Deaths Funerals Mrs. C. Simons Dies In Aurora Mrs.

Cleo Simons, 53, rural Marengo, died at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday in Copley Memorial hospital, Aurora, after a lingering illness. She was born near Gibson City April 26, 1904, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver, The family moved to Marengo when she was a child and she was educated in that city.

Her marriage to R.C. Simons took place in Dubuque, Iowa, in April, 1939. He survives as do three daughters, Mrs. Beverly Meckley, Belvidere, Mrs. Lois Reppy, Oswego, and Miss Rolene Simons, at home; four grandchildren; her parents, John and Rachel Weaver, Aurora; four sisters, Mrs.

Verda Yates of Pomona, and Mrs. Opal Simon, Mrs. Esther Geise and Mrs. Sue Caviness, all of Aurora, and two brothers, William and Otto. Mrs.

Simons was predeceased by her first husband, John Davis; a son, Robert Davis; a daughter, Audrey Davis; two sisters, and one brother. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in the Osborne funeral home in Marengo by the Rev. Harold George of the Marengo Methodist church. Burial will be in Marengo city cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m.

Thursday. Charles Stiles Dies In Hospital Charles Stiles, 71, of Garden Prairie died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in St. Joseph's hospital following one year of failing health. He was born in Belvidere June 14, 1886, the son of John and Mary Lewis Stiles.

He was educated in Belvidere and engaged in farming. His first marriage was to Nina Lanning, who preceded him in death. His marriage to Zada Riddell took place in DeKalb Jan. 11, 1956. She survives as does a step-son, Everett Lanning, Belvidere.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Atkins Johnson funeral home. Burial will be in the Highland Garden of Memories. Friends may call at the funeral home after Thursday noon. 1906--1956 50 Years of Progress Sabien Funeral Home Phone 2121 Belvidere "Where Expense Is a Matter of Your Own Open All Day Thursday New Fabrics New Patterns At SULLIVAN'S WASHABLE High style at new low prices curtains made of Sanforized residual shrinkage) poplin, solids and vat-dyed prints.

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J. Strom Receives Honor Mrs. A. J. Strom has received notice from the Rockford Writers guild, of which she is an active member, that her poem, Mother," has received first honors in the annual poetry contest which the Guild sponsors.

This is Mrs. Strom's fourth poem which has received recognition. Following the Rockford Writers guild usual custom, winning poems will be exhibited in the Rockford Public library from Oct. 21 to Nov. ember 16.

"Dear was previously published in "Blue Moon" an international Poetry magazine, Washington, D.C. BRITISH SLATE TESTS LONDON AP. The News Chronicle said Britain will carry out a hew series of hydrogen bomb tests over Christmas Island this winter. The report said: "'The bombs will be designed as warheads for intercontinental rockets." comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Friday, Oct. 11.

WANT BANK STATEMENTS WASHINGTON AP The ONE DAY DEVELOPED SERVICE Kleber's BELVIDERE'S CAMERA CENTER 529 S. State Phone 2075 BRIEFS Walter Lincoln, former rural mail carrier out of the Belvidere post office, and Mrs. Lincoln, Rockford, have arrived at Port Richey, where they will spend the winter months. SHOOTINGS WERE ACCIDENTAL SEOUL AP President Syngman Rhee said that recent shootings of Koreans by U. S.

guards were "purely accidents" and have not disrupted friendship between the two countries. SECOND National Bank DIAL 2178 MOVIE STAR Ronald Reagan greets Mrs. Esther L. Oakden, left, Belvidere, a $3,000 winner in the Grand National Bake Off at Beverly Hills, Tuesday, and Mrs. Russell Johnson, Rockford, Alice Ferguson Dies On Tuesday Mrs.

Alice L. Ferguson, 90, died at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday in Maple Crest, after an illness of six months. She was born in Reinersville, Ohio, Aug. 10, 1867, the daughter of Dr.

Lucius and Julie Tucker Culver. She was educated in schools in Reinersville. Her marriage to Charles L. Ferguson took place Sept. 18, 1911 in Zanesville, Ohio.

He died June 18, 1956. Most of her married life was spent in Belvidere except for a stay of some time in South Dakota. Mrs. Ferguson was a member of Presbyterian church. She was the last of her family.

Survivors include two nieces and one nephew. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in the Witbeck-Wheeler-Sabien funeral home by Dr. Ray Turner of the First Presbyterian church. Burial will be in Belvidere cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday. COAL COAL PHONE 2062 PEOPLE'S COAL SUPPLY CO. 14-16-18 advt. JOB PRINTING--DIAL 2101 WANTED Used Adding Machines And Typewriters BERG PRINTING Fine Printing For Over 27 Years Two Fined For Accident Operators of each of the two cars involved in a traffic accident at 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday at the intersection of highways 76. and 20, were fined in magistrate court. They were identified by Belvidere Patrolmen Gary Penney and Ronald Carlson as Norman C. Burke, Rockford, and Gene Revolinski, route 1, Belvidere. The patrolmen stated that Burke was headed north on North State street and attempted to enter highway 20 just as the eastbound Revolinski car was turning from highway 20 onto highway 76.

The front end of the Revolinski car was heavily damaged it collided with the right front section of the Burke car. Police charged Burke with falure to signal a left turn and Revolinski with failure to yield the right of way and failure to have a valid operator's license. Each driver was fined $10 and court costs in Belvidere police magistrate court, and $5 suspensions were allowed in each case. David Revolinski, of 1133 Ruby street, brother to Gene, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with an inadequate muffler. His hearing is slated for 9 p.m.

Thursday in magistrate court. ROBIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeka, 1431 South Main street, are the parents of a nine pound, two ounce son born Saturday in St. Joseph's hospital.

Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Steinke of Worms, Germany, are the parents of a son, James Grant, born Oct. 7. The baby weighed eight pounds, six ounces.

The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith and Richard Steinke, Bel- TOP TOP. COAT VALUE $27.50 $39.75 $49.50 $69.50 SUITS HATS SHOES Better Selection And Nobody Can Undersell GRADY SULLIVAN. Belvidere's Largest Clothing Store Esther Oakden Wins $3,000 With Recipe Mrs.

Esther L. Oakden, of 1101 Warren avenue, who makes a hobby out of recipes, cashed in on her culinary pasttime by winning a $3,000 prize Tuesday in the Pillsbury's Ninth Grand National BakeOff in Beverly Hills, Calif. Mrs. Oakden's prize-winner was a "honey chocolate pie" which combines melted chocolate chips with an uncooked filling of egg, honey and sour cream. The local woman was one of the 100 housewives in the United States who competed for some $100,000 in prize money at the national event.

Mrs. Deborah W. Ludwig, wife of a Forest Park dental student, won the top bride's prize of $3,000 with her "herb stickles," a recipe for salt-bread sticks flavored with caraway, dill, parsley and chives. Mrs. Oakden's husband, William, an engineer with the Gannett Fleming Corddry and Carpenter civil engineer firm in.

Belvidere, remarked: "For her sake, I'm very much elated. It is only a hobby with her, and she concocted the recipe herself. It's most wonderful for Oakden stated that Mrs. Oakden did not speculate on her plans for any prize money that she might win because, before the bake-off entrant left for California, the thought of winning anything appeared remote. He said, however, that Mrs.

Oakden has developed a fondness for prospecting and that she has indicated a desire to buy a jeep and instruments for detecting uranium. The Oakdens have traveled widely, and have tried their luck in prospecting on vacation trips to the Rocky Mountains region. He said they made one profitable strike, but discovered that rights already were taken on the land. Mrs. Oakden is due at Rockford airport at 11:48 p.

m. Wednesday, her husband said. Motor Club Head Dies In Chicago CHICAGO AP. Charles M. Hayes, 80, who quit the bicycle business back in the horse-andbuggy era and became head of the Chicago Motor Club, died Wednesday, Hayes served as president of the club from 1914 until his death.

During his tenure it grew from a group of 500 members to an organization providing service and insurance for 250,000 motorists. He was a pioneer leader in moves to post direction signs on roads and later, in 1922, to provide safety patrols on corners near schools. USE A CLASSIFIED AD SCHEAFFER'S New Ball Point $2.95 Robert B. Lear HE JEWELER ASTHMA NEFRIN Accepted Tested, and Proved, Used by Thousands! for Quick Relief patented nebulizer and effective of ASTHMA gives Solution relief, quick or your money back! and HAY FEVER KENNEDY'S Drug Store Daily 9 'Til 9 Fridays 9 "Til 9:80 Sundays 10 TIl 7 "Two Registered Pharmacists To Serve Your Prescription Needs." 409 S. State Dial 3747 Shrimp Night EVERY THURSDAY All the tasty, jumbo shrimp you can eat.

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