Decatur Evening Herald from Decatur, Illinois • Page 4

DECATUR HERALD 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1928. DECATUR HERALD FRAKER FUNERAL IN SHELBYVILLE Services for a Who Died in Champaign Conducted on Monday SHELBYVILLE, Oct. 10--The body of Mrs. Fanny Jane Fraker, whoso death occurred In the homo of her Dr. G.

C. Fraker In Champaign, at 8:30 o'clock Sunday morning, brought to Shelbyvlllo by Lantz ambulance Sunday afternoon and afterward removed to the home of Jonas Strohl on North First street, funeral services wore conducted by Rnv. O. M. Anderson, pastor of the Christian church nt 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.

Burial'was in Glenwood cemetery. Mrs. Fraker, who years of age, had been In poor health due to heart trouble for the last six months some eight weeks ugo her condition became critical. Fanny Jane Levering- was a native of Lancaster, where she was born August 8, 1856. In 1875 she came to Illinois and was united Ir marriage with S.

Joseph Fraker 01 Shelbyvllle the following year, am practically all her married life had been passed In this city. Her hud band preceded her In death In 1902 Of the four children born to them the two daughters, Stella and Rella preceded the mother In death. The two sons, Dr. G. C.

and Max Fraksi live at Champaign. For many years Mrs. Kraker had a communicant of the Chris tlan church of this'city. VILUTGROVETCLASS HAS WIENER ROAST BANS PUBLISHED IN ARTHUR AMISH CHURCH FOR THREE COUPLES VILLA OROVE. Oct.

10--Member of thr lioyal Women 1 class of th Christian Sunday school entertains thi'lr fiimlllos at a wiener roust a farm homo of Mr. ami Mrs. J. Balrd. Mr.

Balrrt had built huge bonfire In tha pasture an around this the 90 guests roasted their wieners and mnrshmallows. The children played games by the Mght of the but the older folks spent the evening visiting. Violin and guitar music furnished sonic entertainment. Villa Grovo folks have received Invitations to Tuseola to attend a meeting of the Democratic women of Douglas county, nfter- noon. At this i officers will ba and a county organization Wwlll bo effected.

Marln Buckingham of Docalur, district chairman, will bo prpsent and fuldrens the women. The young people's council of the Baptist church met Monday evening to plan the program for the social hour of the homecoming which will be held In the Baptist church Oct. 21. Tho program for the day will begin with the morning services and continue until after evening ad- drcfis. The social hour will begin at.

8:30 and at 6:30 the Champaign Bnptlst Young People's union will have charge of the devotions. The pastor, Rev. H. A. Shewhart alflo planning a homecoming for the Tuseola Baptist church.

This be the event of Sunday, Oct. 14. and elaborate plans lire being made for the day. Tho Memorial at Put-ln-Bay stands on a reservation of 14 acres. 'It consists of a plaza rising grad- from the water's edge to the level height of 12 feet.

It Is 75 feet long and 481 font wide. ARTHUR, Oct. 10. Bans have ieen published In the Amish church here for the marriage of the follow- ng young people: Amos Plank, son of Bishop David J. Plank, and Sovila Yoder, daughter of Jonas Yoder; Sam J.

Chupp, son of John Chupp, and Fannie Schrock, daughter of Andrew Schrock; Dan Yoder, son of Ben C. Yoder, and Lovlna Beachey daughter of Bishop Samuel N. Beachey, The following Amish people from other states are visiting in this setdement: Preacher and Mrs. John Plank, of Plain City, Ohio; J. J.

Miller, Sugar Creek, Ohio; Mrs. M. L. Hochstetler, Mrs. M.

C. Schlabach, Ell Mast and wife, Nappanee, John Mishler and wife, Shlpshcwaria, Noah Yoder and wife, 'Norfolk, Va. An Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Senteney, who reside south of ChcstervUle, died Sunday and was burled In the Arthur cemetery Monday.

Services at the grave were conducted by Rev. John I. Gunn of Arthur. Joe Miller, a wholesale art dealer of Toronto, Ontario, is visiting his brother A. J.

Miller, west of Arthur. SHELBYVILLE ROTARY HEARS CHILD WORKE.R SHELBYVILLE, Oct. 10--Rev. M. W.

Merrell, field secretary of the Illinois Children's Home and Aid society, spoke to the Rotarlans at the 6 o'clock dinner served Monday evening In the basement parlors of the Christian church. He. said that this agency receives an average ot 30 applications a day to help children; that the society is now help- Ing several needy children-of Shelby county and co-operates closely with Probation Officer A. S. Davidson, of Shelby county and Miss Edna Conn, secretary of the Shelby County Red Cross.

The Industrial schoo: at Pontlac has been used for local children, also the receiving homes at Evnnston and Duquoin. Difficult Breathing A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive Method that Clears Head, Noae and Throat Nasal catarrh is not only disagreeable and offensive, but that inflamed condition of the mucous membranes ot the air passages of the head, nose and throat may spread to the point where it is incurable and a danger to life. Dr. BJosser's Cigarettes are composed of medicinal herbs, flowers and berries. The warm vapor is inhaled into the affected air passages and will go sprays No Tobacco a salves cannot reach.

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Rexroat, DC.) He is daily meeting the public and explaining what ft blessing this new compound has been tb thousands of people in all walks of life throughout the city of Decatur and nearby towns. It has made hundreds happy with the knowledge that' life for them will no longer be one gloomy day after an- suffering horrible miseries, but has given them the joy of living by ending the common ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, or rheumatic and neuritis troubles. Those who have taken Konjola say there is nothing like it to relieve the aches and pains of weak and rundown system. DR. MKROAT 15 MEETING THE PUBLIC DAILY AT THE Decatur Drug Store North Water St.

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