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Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, November 30, 1972 THE DEC A 1 UR REVIEW FAGE FORTY Central Illinois Deaths Decatur Deaths International Typesetters Union local 479; married wife, Huberta, in Vandalia; leaves wife; daughters, Mrs. Viola Sears, Centralia; Mrs. Iris Countdown Is Started Cape Kennedy, Fla. (AP) The launch team fed electrical ETl.ING ELECTED BY ENGINEERS Donald Etling, A. E.

Staley Mfg. has been elected president of the Land of Lincoln Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. Other officers are: Richard Hanson, Staley, vice Methodist Church. Friends may call after 6 D.m. today in LANCE Donald J.

Lance, 31, of Sulli- Markham, Cary; brothers, Brintlinger's Funeral Home and van died 5 p.m. Wednesday, St. Rcbert, Vandalia; Paul New power to a Saturn rocket to- lu nreci.Honf at the church from 12:30 p.m. Mary's Hospital, Decatur; born until service time Friday. Burial in Hamilton County; married will be in Two Mile Grove Connie Denham, Sept.

29, 1963 Cemetery at Latham. Sullivan; leaves wife; daughter, Memorials: American Cancer: Dana, at home; parents, Mr. Society. and Mrs. Albert Lance, Sulli- Mrs.

Woodrum was born in van; sister, Mrs. Marilyn Artis, Ann 17 th TT it I rom Holtzclaw, Firestone Tire for Apollo 17, the last U.S. journey to the moon in the; Hard-Liner New Deputy In Defense (c) Washington Star-News Washington William P. Clements a Texas oil drilling company executive who thinks the United States is seriously threatened by growing Soviet military strength, has been picked by the White House as a new deputy defense secretary, congressional sources said today. Pentagon sources said it would be too strong to say that Clements had "imposed" on Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Elliot L.

Richardson, a Republican liberal named Tuesday as the McLaughlin, Staley, Ai'ocoanhiA fntnro i J-ri COLE Wayne R. Cole, 44, formerly ol Decatur, died at 2:45 p.m. Wednesday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Danville. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home, where friends may call after 5 p.m.

Friday. Burial will be in Mc-Inturff Cemetery near Van-dalia. Mr. Cole was born in Van-dalia, a son of Ellis and Cora Warren Cole. He formerly was employed as a mechanic.

Mexico; sisters Mrs. Effie Henson, Joliet; Mrs. Nina Beck, Decatur; Mrs. Kitty Mills, Cates, nine grandchildren; two great grandchildren; services 2 p.m. Saturday, Keith-Swangel Funeral Home, Centralia; burial Hillcrest Memorial Park; call after 6 p.m.

Friday. SAFE-CRACKERS MAKE A TOO-BIG BANG Riverside, Calif. (AP) ton Funeral Home, Tuscola; burial Tuscola Cemetery; no visitation. MORR Cecil W. Morr, 55, of Cerro Gordo died 4:15 p.m.

Wednesday of an apparent heart attack while driving a tractor in a field; born near Cerro Gordo; member Casner United Methodist Church; Army veteran World War II, receiving Purple Heart and Good Conduct medals; he was married to Thelma Porter of Decatur in 1938T leaves son, Don, Decatur; brothers, Don, Oakley; Harry, Francis and Ben, all of Cerro Gordo; sister, Mrs. John R. secretary The countdown clock began Directors are noting ngni on scneauie ai Gordv. Waener Castines Co. John Lanigan, Firestone Richard Hanson, Staley.

Latham, a daughter of John and Cora Howe Waddell. She was a member of the Latham United Methodist Church. She Grover W. Woodrum, Feb. 16, 1917, in Decatur.

She leaves her husband; son, Alton; services 10:30 a.m. Friday, McMullin Funeral Home, Sullivan; burial French Cemetery, near Allenville; call 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday. MONGER Mrs. George (Lela) Monger, 77, of Tuscola died 5:15 p.m.

A too-potent explosive charge rehearsing the launching and a.m. aiming for a iittoif ot the giant rocket at 8:53 p.m. CST next Wednesday, the first night launching of a U.S. manned space -flight. Other early activity included filling the water tanks of the lunar and command ships, Challenger and America.

The clock read 104 hours 30 minutes as it started. It will be halted at several planned points to provide launch crew rest the firing out of earth orbit Wednesday in Jarman Hospital, John of Williamsville; daughter, toward the moon. used by burglars trying to open a fond distributorship's safe reduced the thieves' hopes to rubble and ashes, police Mrs. H. C.

(Dorothy) Vaughan; Tuscola; born in Knoxville, of San Antonio, brothers, i married in Tuscola on (Sylvia) Evans, Macon, four It is their last day of formal grandchildren; services 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Brintlinger's said. The burglars tried to open the Ralph and John of 'Latham, May 6, 1923, to George H. Clifford of Floral City, Monger, who preceded her in: safe at Foremost Foods Co. Harold of Rawlings, leaves daughter, Mrs.

Lester of Ponca City, and i William (Mary) lies, Tuscola; Funeral Home, Cerro Gordo; burial Cerro Gordo Cemetery; call after 5:30 p.m. Friday. Tuesday with a charge that not! periods and catchup time for any item that might fall behind only blew open the safe but Mr. Cole married Emma Lou Koontz in Decatur in 1949. Surviving are his wife: sons, Steven, Kerry and Jamie; daughters, Diana, Jolinda and Kathy, all of Azusa, mother, Mrs.

Cora Small of Decatur; brothers, Carl of West Covina, Burl of El Monte, Kenneth of Kokomo, sisters, Mrs. Phil (Dorothy) Lawler; Mrs. Dale (Dora Dean) Johnson and Mrs. Robert (Donna) Thompson, all of De new defense secretary. But they said he was clearly a White House choice and other sources said he had been picked to balance off Richardson's more liberal reputation.

Clements, the 55-year-old founder and chairman of the Board of Sedco, appears to be the personal choice of Sen. training. On Friday they undergo an extensive physical examination. Cernan and Schmitt. the first scientist picked for space flight, are to land on the moon Dec.

11 for a record stay of 75 hours, during which they plan three surface excursions, each lasting seven hours. They are to drive a moon car about 23 miles in their quest for lunar secrets. J. C. of Walnut Hill, sisters, Mrs.

Mildred Bost of Galesburg, Mrs. Herman (Alice) Knifka of Springfield, Mrs. T. J. brother, Harley Henegar, Vero Beach, sisters, 'Mrs.

Georgia Smfth, Heathville, Mrs. Alma Higgins, St. Louis; Mrs. Naomi "Dulgar, Mattoon; destroyed all its contents except for a few charred checks and a small amount of currency, officers said. NICHOLS Edward E.

Nichols, 63, of Centralia died 7:40 p.m. Wed schedule. The astronauts who will make the last Apollo voyage, Eugene A. Cernan, geologist Harrison H. Schmitt and Ronald E.

Evans planned to spend most of the day in spaceship simulators. (Virginia) McCollum of Decatur nesday, St. Mary's Hospital and Mrs. John (Sara) Jones ot Mrs. Marona Weber, Savannah, burglars were Latham; one granddaughter and one grandchild; services Centralia born in Vandaha; The bungling not apprehended.

I John Tower, R-Texas. two great-grandchildren. a.m. Saturday, Wadding-: member First Baptist Church; (WE'RE OPEN 9-10; FRI. SAT.

9-11; SUN. 10-7 mm Sj PU THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Ch 3 Ways to catur; Mrs. Charles (Tessie) Radliff of Bethany. One son, one daughter, one brother and one sister preceded him in death. COON Wilbur M.

"Red" Coon, 53, of 1525 S. Fairview Ave. died at 4:25 a.m. Thursday in St. Mary's Hospital.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Brintlinger's Funeral Home. KISER Mrs. Harve (Susie Riser, 78, of 1083 E. William St. died at 6:50 a.m.

Wednesday in St. Mary's Hospital. Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday in St. Paul's United Methodist Church.

Friends may call after 4 p.m. today in Brintlinger's Funeral Home and at the church from 12:30 p.m. until service time Friday. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Mrs.

Kiser was born in Sumner, Mo. She was a daughter of Fredrich and Mary Bower Kenward. She was a member of St. Raul's United Methodist Church, U.S. Army Mothers.

Senior Citizens, Sigma Class and Women's Society of Christian Service. She was married to Harve Kiser on June la, 1916 Chillicothe, Mo. He died Aug. 2, lURECr 1 XT Charge-It SClJ Reg. Fire- Vlj WzJJ 0j 0 'y' gard cotton flannel in 93 YJ I 11 I 4 PLACE MATS X-Mj inii.

prints. SEWING CHEST HANDBAG 6m. Reg. 84. 45 cotton barkcloth prints for Re 3 OS2 An M'CA slipcovers- 3 86 2j Doys ichZo I i leathers in many HAM BEANS S2W I Mj CORNBREAD il ALL YOU CAN 4llllJ, fnzifiSSJ EAT FOR 30 S1NUTAB BATH SCALE IRONING BOARD FIGURE SKATES 97e f57 233 vw 297 897 Friday and Saturday Uays mm Sinutabanalgesicdecongestant 260-lb.

weight capacity. i for temporary relief of colds. Self-leveling movement. Sturdy T-Ieg design. Adjustable Women's 6-9, men's 9-1 2.

Top 1 hei9ht Non'mar rubber feet. grain leather upper. Lined. 1946. Survivors include, two sons, Robert W.

of Memphis, Tenn. and CoL John E. of Alexandria, three daughters, Mrs. (Helen) Sebree of Canton and Mrs. Jerry (Nancy) Buechler and Mrs.

Everett (Betty) Inman, both of Decatur; two brothers, Ralph Kenward of Cameron, and Earle Kenward of King City, sister, Mrs. Nell Murphy of Marceline, 17 grandchildren and 9 greatgrandchildren. RUSSELL -Mrs. Ira W. (Nancy Ann) Russell, 89, of Lovington, formerly of Decatur, died at 12:40 p.m.

Wednesday in Woodlawn Nursing Home, Mount Zion. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Home where friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m.

today. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Mrs. Russell was born in Gamaliel, a daughter of Alonzo and Belle Turner. She was a member of the Lovington Baptist Church.

She was married to Ira W. Russell. He died in 1957. Survivors include sons Harmon J. and Wendell, both of Decatur; daughters Mrs.

Eva Fringer of Decatur and Mrs. Guell D. Switzer of Indianapolis. sisters, Mary Turner of Nashville, Tenn. and Mrs.

Ray (Lettie) Reeves of Red Boiling Springs, seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. "One son and two daughters preceded her in death. WOOD RUM Mrs. Grover (Hilda Woodrum, 73, of Latham, formerly of Decatur, died 2:45 a.m. Wednesday in Decatur Memorial Hospital.

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