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Pap A It Obituaries IWalur. Hlinoio.ThMrlay. Nrmlrr 13. Central Illinois deaths Macon County Tetley Russell E. Tetley.

74. of 14W Wellington "iyt aiea p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 11, 1980) in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be 1 p.m.

Friday in Brintlin-ger's Pershing Funeral Home, with graveside services following in Lin-wood Cemetery, Pana. Visitation if 1 Samuel and Myrtle Tetley. He was a salesman for Wolfe Furniture for 40 years and at Cohn Furniture for IS years. He was a member and past deacon of East Park Baptist Church and affiliated with Pana Christian Church. He married Icylene Schoonover in Surviving are his wife; daughter.

Mrs. Carl (Sherry) Patrick of Dalton City brother Ray of Pana; three children. One son and one brother preceded him in death. Jennings Herschel L. Jennings.

63. of Pans Ky formerly of Decatur, died 2 30 a m' Wednesday Nov. 12. ivn, in Uxmrton. -Ky.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at BnnUinKer's Pershing Funeral Home. will be after 6 p.m. Russell Tetley Thursday at BrinUinger's. Mr. Tetley was born in Vandalia.

son of Births. (Taylor), Cerro Gordo, boy. Nov II SMALLEY. Douglas and Anne (Mangold). 2374 W.ll.am.

boy. Nov 17 TlSM. Terry and Pimrij -(Beatte). D-vvon. g.r Nov II YOUNG.

Charles and Crystal (Stewart). 1261 E. Walnut, g.rl., Nov. II. Central Illinois RichUnd Memorial Hospital 04ny SLANKARO.

Dean and Che ryl (Haynes). Clay City. boy. Nov. 10 St.

Anthony Memorial Hospital Effingham FLORIDA. Kenneth and Deb Die. Effingham, boy. Now. 17 St.

Vincent Mamonal Hospital TaytorvWIa JONES. David and Cheryl Pana. boy, Nov. 12 LYNCH. Brian and Donna.

Pana. girl. Nov 12 Decatur births Decatur Mamonal HAPER. William and Marga ret (Counterman), 1733 Hunt, boy. Nov.

10 HUBRICH, Larry and Flor ence Yates) Route 8. boy. Nov PERRY. Ken and Kamryn (Stearns). Woodlawn.

girl. Nov. II St. Mary Hosptlal ASAY. Donald and Diann? (Ethng).

3173 Lakeland, g.rl Nov II CRAVENS. Harley and Cord (Sarrple), NiantiC. boy. Nov. II MANLEY.

David and Kam een. 1135 N. Westiawn. g.n. Nov HENNINGS.

Kevan and Rob in (Rule). Assumption, boy. Nov 11 NELSON. Jack and Lona (Knons). Herrik.

Nov II NUNNERY. Timottty and Jt dim (Ooodwm). Ilji AAam. girl. Nov II POWELL.

Deibert and Donna Lottery SPRINGFIF-LD (APi Here is the winning number drawn Wednesday in the Imois Lottery daily game- 415 ATTENTION Jacob and Lilie Pierce. He was a retired farmer and a member of Old Union Christian Church, Louisville. He married Nora Connely She died in 1978. Surviving are his sisters, Katie of Bour-bonnais; Mrs. Cletis Smith of Cornell; Mrs Mabel Rexroad of Piper City; Flossie Walker of Louisville; brothers.

Bruce, Carl, William all of Mattoon; Jake of Greenup. Puffer Mrs. Paul (Virginia Perry) Puffer, 67, of Farina died Tuesday (Nov. 11, 1980) in St. Anthony Memorial Hospital, Effingham.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday in United Church of Christ, Farina. Visitation will be 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday in Rankin Sto-necipher Funeral Home, Farina. Burial will be in Farina Cemetery.

Mrs. Puffer was -born in Trammel, daughter of Roy and Daisy Perry. She married Paul Puffer in 1941. Surviving are her husband; sons. Kenneth Howell of Creve Coeur.

John of Farina-sisters, Wilma Hanifko of St. Petersburg! Hazel Whittakerof Berkeley, Edith Chapman of Seminole, Calyfta Pedersen of Peoria; two grandchildren. Queen Zema E. Cooper Queen. 87.

of Charleston died 5 a.m. Wednesday (Nov. 12. 1980) in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, Coles County. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.

Friday in Harper-Swickard Funeral Home, Charleston, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery, Charleston. Mrs. Queen was born in Cumberland County, daughter of James and Clara Cooper.

She was a member of Royal Neighbors of America. Surviving are her son, Everett of Grand Rapids. daughter, Mrs. Ivan (Beulah) Prather of Scottsdale, brother, Everett Cooper of Charleston; sister. Mrs.

Otto (Des-sie) Gardner of Casey; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. One brother and two sisters preceded her in death. Stewart Mrs. David (Wilhelmina Krevn) Stewart, 88, of Homestead, Fla. died 3:50 p.m.

Thursday (Nov. 6, 1980) in James Archer Smith Hospital. Homestead, Fla. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Branan Funeral Home, Homestead.

Fla. No visitation. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery, Lincoln. Mrs. Stewart was a daughter of John and Joanna Krevn.

She married David Stewart in 1935. He died in 1952. Willison Emest A. Willison. 84.

of Dieterich died 1:15 a.m. Wednesday (Nov. 12. 1980) in St. Anthony Memorial Hospital.

Effingham. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Pagel Funeral Home. Edgewood. with visitation 2 to 4 and after 6 p.m.

Thursday. Burial will be in Bethsaida Cemetery, Dieterich. Mr. Willison was born in Clark County, son of Harve and Stella Willison. He was a retired farmer and former employee of Illinois Highway Department.

He married Emma Jacobs in 1917. Surviving are his wife; daughter. Mrs. Kenneth (Zelma) Appelt of Shumway; son, Gerald of Salem; brothers, Tennes of Louisville; Harold of Dieterich; six grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren. One daughter, three brothers and one sister preceded him in death.

i ocom Mrs. Wilbur (Betty M. Costley) Yocom. 59, of Peoria, formerly of Clinton, died 9:48 p.m Tuesday (Nov. 11, 1980) in Methodist Medical Center, Peoria.

Funeral services will be 11:30 a.m. Friday in Davison-Fulton Western Funeral Chapel. Peoria, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday! Graveside services will be 2:30 p.m. Friday in Fairlawn Cemetery, Decatur.

Memorials: Heart Fund or American Cancer Society. Mrs. Yocom was born in Clinton, daughter of William H. and Fanny E. Costley.

She married Wilbur "Bill Yocom in 1944. He died in 1972. Surviving are her sons. Petty Officer Robert E. Yocom of Pensacola, David H.

of South Pekin; daughters. Sherry A. Dagit of East Peoria; Linda Lakin of Peoria; brother. William Costley of Sparland; seven Althaus John A. Althaus, 97, of Mattoon died 9 55 a.m.

Tuesday (Nov. 11, 1980) in Mattoon Manor. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday in The Church of the Immaculate Conception, Mattoon. Visitation will be 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday with rosary at 7:30 p.m. in Schilling's Funeral Home, Mattoon. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Mattoon. Mr. Althaus was born in St.

Marie, son of Francis and Mary Althaus. He was a member of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Mattoon, and was a machinist for Illinois Central Railroad. He married Tansy West in 1906 She died in 1961. Surviving are his sons, Raymond of Vero Beach, Justin of Danville; George of Yakima, James of Wilmington, daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Gertrude) Coerner of Cato, Mrs.

Howard (Magnolia) Parcy of Branson. Mrs. Everett (Maxine) Blomst-ron of Oregon. Catherine Althaus of Chicago; Mrs. David (Edwina) Hendricks of Shelbyville; 24 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren.

Three sons and one daughter preceded her in death. Carter George William Carter, 86, of Desota. formerly of Greenville, died 1:20 p.m Tuesday (Nov. 10. 1980) in John Cockrane Veterans Hospital, St.

Louis. Mo. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Dewey-Schildknecht Funeral Home. Greenville, with visitation after 6 p.m.

Thursday. Burial will be in Moriah Cemetery, Greenville. Memorials: American Cancer Society. Mr. Carter was born in Holdridge, Neb.

He was a retired farmer and former employee of Standard Oil Company, a member of World War I Club of Poplar Bluff. Clifton Heights Masonic Lodge 520, First Christian Church of Poplar Buff. and a veteran of World War I. He married Beatrice Forrest in 1920. She died in 1961.

Surviving are his daughter, Leola Lotz of St. Louis. Mo. half brother, Charles Metz of Pon-tiac, Mich. half sister, Mrs.

James Largent of Paragold, one grandchild. One brother preceded him in death. Franklin Ralph A. Franklin, 71, of Greenville died 12:45 p.m. Wednesday (Nov.

12, 1980) in Ut-laut Memorial Hospital, Greenville. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Donnell-Wiegand Funeral Home, Greenville, with visitation after 4 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Wisetown Cemetery near Greenville.

He was born in Nashville, son of John and Ida Mae Shelton Franklin. He was a member of Wisetown Baptist Church. He married Lela Marie Bond in 1928. Surviving are his wife; son, Ralph of Col-linsville; daughter, Mrs. John (Joyce) Cleveland of Edwardsville; brothers, Howard Franklin of Nashville; Gene Franklin of Washington Park; sisters, Ruth Pegg of Nashville; 17 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.

Geiling Mrs. Roy (Geneva H. Baught Lee) Geiling, 76, of Lovington, formerly of Paris, died 6 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 11, 1980) in Paris Community Hospital.

Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday in Taber Funeral Home. Oakland, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Payne Cemetery, Brocton.

Mrs. Geiling was born in Worthington, daughter of Pearl and Blanche Baught. She was a member of Brocton Christian Church, Ladies Aid Society, Loyal Friends Class and American Legion Auxiliary of Paris. She married Homer Lee in 1928. He died in 1966.

She married Roy Geiling in 1977. Surviving are her husband; son, Joe of Tuscola; stepson, Marion; stepdaughters, Madge and Wanda; brother, Paul Baught of Savoy; sisters, Jean Kearns and Ivalou Eckerty, both of Brocton; Juanita Wilson of Chicago; five grandchildren; several stepgrandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Two daughters, two brothers and five sisters preceded her in death. Harris William McKinley Harris, 81, of Pana died 5:05 a.m. Wednesday (Nov.

12, 1980) in Pana Community Hospital. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday in McCracken Funeral Home, Pana, with vis itation 6 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Mound Cemetery, Pana.

Mr. Harris was born in Ramsey. He was a retired laborer. He married Bertha Dilley. She died in 1975.

Surviving are his sons, John W. of Illinois; Glenn C. of Springfield; James R. of Oakland; daughter, Mrs. Elmer (Dorothy) McKittrick of Pana; 17 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.

Hobbs Mrs. Lonnie (Virginia Buhrmester) Hobbs, 62, of Kinmundy died 6 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 11 1980) in Salem Township Hospital. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.

Friday in Linton Funeral Home, Kinmundy with visitation 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Kinmundy. Memorials: Donor's choice. Mrs.

Hobbs was born in East St. Louis, Mo. daughter of Henry and Ann (Gay) Buhrmester. She was an employee of Salem Township Hospital. She married Lonnie J.

Hobbs. He died in 1976. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Ann Gay of Kinmundy; daughter, Jo Ann Hilderbrand of Stout, Ohio; Rhonda Savorino of Arlington, sister, Dorothy Stimson of Florissant! eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren. Hoelscher Mrs.

Charles (Ethel Boughan) Hoelscher, 79, of Lincoln died 5:45 a.m. Wednesday (Nov 12, 1980) in St. John's Hospital, Springfield. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday in Fricke Funeral Home, Lincoln, with visitation 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday with 8:45 p.m. Eastern Star Services and after 10 a.m. Friday. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Lincoln. Memorials: Lincoln United Methodist Church or donor's choice.

Mrs. Hoelscher as born in Lincoln, daughter of Samuel and Isabel Boughan. She was a member of Abraham Shrine of Lincoln Chapter 351, Order of Eastern Star, American Legion Auxiliary of Lincoln and Women's Society of Methodist Church. She married Charles Hoelscher in 1920. He died in 1965.

Four brothers and three sisters preceded her in death. Manning Ray Manning, 63, of Yale died 7 a.m. Wednesday (Nov. 12, 1980) in his home. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.

Friday in Pulliam Funeral Home, Oblong, with visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Mound Cemetery, Oblong. Mr. Manning was born in Jasper County, son of William and Flora Manning.

He was a retired Gulf Oil Distributor for Marathon Oil Company, a member of Jasper American Legion Post 20, Newton and a veteran of World War II. He married Letha Snyder. Surviving are his wife; son, Robert of Robinson; daughter, Mrs. Victor (Ruth Ann) Finney of Casey; brothers, Joe of Willow Hill; Fred of Oblong; sister, Mrs. Harold (Ber-nadine) Ridlen of Oblong: seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.

One brother and one sister preceded him in death. Meyer Otto A. Meyer, 93, of Vandalia, formerly of St. Peter, died 6:05 p.m. Tuesday (Nov.

11, 1980) in Fayette County Hospital, Vandalia. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday in Hohlt Funeral Home, Vandalia, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in South Hill Cemetery, Vandalia.

Memorials: Lutheran Care Center, Altamont or Carillon St. Peter Lutheran Church. Mr. Meyer was born in Fayette County, son of Frederick and Barbara Meyer. He was a retired owner of Meyer-Chrisman Tavern of St.

Peter and a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Vandalia. He married Josie Was-muth in 1935. Surviving are his wife; sister. Rose Meyer of St. Peter.

One sister preceded him in death. Pierce Edward Pierce, 65, of Bible Grove died 6:40 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 11, 1980) in St. Anthony Memorial Hospital, Effingham.

Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Friday in Old Union Christian Church. Louisville. Visitation will be 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday in Neal Funeral Home, Louisville and after 12:30 p.m.

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Q.p .1 Weather. Noon S5 (13C) 10 p.m. 40 (4C) High6l(l6C) Low36(2C) Precipitation: 0 Thurs. sunrise: set: 4:42 Decatur records Records tor November 12: High 75; 1902 Low 10; 1976 Precip. .73 inches; 1922 HI Lo Pre Cttlk Albany 39 33 cdy Albuquerque 72 38 cdy Amanlio 72 47 cdy Anchorage 34 25 sn Asheville 64 33 clr Atlanta 71 36 clr AtlanfcCty 47 36 clr Baltimore 53 35 clr Bismarck 37 33 .05 cdy Boise 46 32 cdy Boston 49 33 clr Brownsville 83 60 .04 cdy Buffalo 41 30 rn CharlstnSC 62 41 clr Charlstnwv 46 22 clr Cheyenne 67 39 sn Chicago 52 35 .01 cdy Cincinnati 48 22 cdy Cleveland 43 33 cdy Columbus 47 21 cdy Dallas 80 50 clr Denver 73 36 sn DesMoines 60 41 cdy Detroit 39 19 rn Dulufh 33 29 .14 sn Fairbanks 21 5 cdy Hartford 44 35 cdy Helena 40 25 .06 cdy Honolulu 86 72 clr Houston 78 50 cdy Indianapolis 50 26 cdy Juneau 44 39 .20 KansCify 68 48 cdy LasVegas 71 62 clr LittleRock 68 41 clr LosAngeles 70 62 clr Memphis 74 42 clr Miami 78 72 .33 cdy Milwaukee 47 35 rn Minneapolis 44 36 .13 cdy Nashville 67 34 clr NewOrleans 70 60 cdy NewYork 46 35 clr Norfolk 52 37 clr OklaCity 76 51 cdy Omaha 69 42 rn Orlando 79 55 cdy Phiiadphia 46 34 clr Pnoem 82 59 clr Pittsburgh 45 31 cdy RapidCity 41 36 sn 48 33 .02 clr Richmond 56 29 clr SaitLake 48 38 .46 cdy San Diego 69 63 clr SanFrancisco 62 49 Clr Seattle 43 32 cdy StLouis 61 36 cdy Spokane 33 30 cdy Tulsa 75 cdy Washington 55 35 Clr move Haitians CAYO LOBOS, Bahamas (AP) Bahamian police officers swinging nightsticks stormed this tiny island Wednesday to force 102 marooned Haitians onto a Bahamian boat for the trip back to their impoverished homeland.

Although reporters left by helicopter before the evacuation was complete, Joe Edwards of the Bahamas News Bureau in Nassau said, "I'm sure they will make sure that there are no Haitians left on the island, then proceed directly for Haiti." It was the second attempt to remove the Haitians, who have been on the island for 40 days. Bahamian authorities tried to convince the weakened Haitians to leave peacefully, but the castaways replied that they would rather die than return to Haiti. A dinghy then arrived carrying nine police officers who were armed with semi-automatic weapons. The Haitians were sitting in a circle with arms linked, refusing to budge. The police officers donned gas masks and chased reporters away.

The reporters watched from three chartered helicopters as the officers herded the Haitians onto a 130-foot government buoy tender, the Lady Moore. Two officers fell upon one Haitian man who refused to move, beating him on the head and shoulders with their nightsticks. "There was some initial resistance, some protests from the Haitians insisting that they be taken to Miami," Edwards said. "There were no injuries, and there were no shots fired." Eight Haitians ran for the ocean and reporters heard "cracks that sounded like rifle shots," according to Keay Davidson of the Orlando Sentinel Star. A Bahamian police officer pointed his rifle at the helicopters, 'and the pilots flew away before the evacuation was over.

Reporters agreed that no one among them saw shots fired or anyone injured other than the man who was beaten with nightsticks. Illinois forecast Cloudy and mild today north, chance of showers extreme north, partly sunny and warm south. High 50s to low 60s north, 60s south. Cloudy and colder tonight. Intermittent rain north and central, chance of rain south.

Low 30s north and central, low 40s south. Cloudy Friday, chance of rain. High 30s north, 40s south. Decatur weather Wednesday. Now.

12. 1980 7 a.m. 37 3C) 7 p.m. 44 (7C) Lake level Lake Shelbyville level: normal winter pool, 596.0 feet; 4 p.m. Wednesday.

596.48 feet. 4 Men daydate quartz sport watch wiih rubberized strap. $110 Ladies' 17-jewei bracelet watch in white. $79.50 Yellow. $89.50 Correction Due to a photographer's error, two photo captions were reversed in Tuesday's Herald Review YOU feature on the Multi-Keyboard Festival.

The pictures showed Jennifer Pruett and Mindy James and Susan McQuality and Angie Moore. Because of reporter error, the name of Taylor-ville Fire Chief Keith Evrley was spelled incorrectly in Tuesday's and Wednesday's Herald Review. 0-DAY SAME AS CASH In joy it now with Zalrscrrdil. Mjstrr hjrgr Ms Amm jn pnrss Carte HUm hr Difr lub I jyjwiy The Diamond Store Hickory Point Mall ForsythDecatur.