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Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 15

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Herald and Reviewi
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Decatur, Illinois
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15
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Decatnr, Illinois, Tuesday, Jane 3, 1958. 15 DECATUR HERALD Burial 40-Year Alien Traffic Arrests 'Roscoe Jarrett, 650 Longview PL, was fined $20 for running Pershing was fined $20 for running a red light at Main St. and Oakland Ave. Joseph N. Moreton, 1780 N.

31st was fined "$20 for driving without a license. a red light at Jasper St. and Con- Service Today Wrr dit at. John H. Bancroft, 1000 E.

Faces Ouster Davenport, Iowa, June 2 (AP) U. S. immigration officials Chicago, June 2 (AP) City April 17, .1942, his attorney said. attorney, Harry Ferguson of Rock Island, said Lee lived in various cities in the East until 1944, when he came to this area as a cook and restaurant operator. He -receives $90 a month social security.

Ferguson said an immigration official in Omaha, where Lee will get a hearing in July, told him Lee's files were checked during "a slow period." EIGHT STUDENTS WIN AWARDS AT LINCOLN Lincoln, June 2 (Special) Seven girls, and a boy won scholastic honors for being in the tori five per cent of the 1958 graduating class of Lincoln High School. Comnjehcement exercises were held tonight in the gymnasium. Honor students are" Sharon Huffaker, Helen Rodemer, Shar: on Ulferts, Marilyn Yeates, Tom Loobey, Karen Margaret Moore and Linda Matthews. Hundred of church and lay have begun action to deport to cngnusnes came to Uhicago from far and wide today to attend final rites for Samuel Cardinal Stritch Red China a nearly blind 72-year- EXPERT SAW SHARPENING "20 TEARS EXPERIENCE" HILL'S SAW SERVICE ROUTE 121 MT. ZION old Davenport Chinese nearly 40 Tuctday.

The representstive of Pope Pius All, toe Most Kev. Amlero Giovanni apostolic delegate to the United States, will celebrate the solemn Pontifical years after he entered this country as a stowaway. Harry Lee, a retired cook who is nearly blind from cataracts, said through his I attorney he has filed alien reports for more than 10 years. 1-DAY SERVICE requiem Mass in Holy Name Cathedral. The three living U.

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Eldorado A 22nd "After all these vears I don't Mattoon House Fire Mattoon, June 2 (Special) Fire did an estimated $1200 damage to the house of L. H. Clifton here early Sunday. Cause of the fire is believed to Vandalia Man Sentenced June 2 (Special) Delmar Alsbury, 35, of Vandalia, today was sentenced to a year at the Illinois state penal farm here on a bad check charge. Alsbury's request for probation was denied by County Judge George R.

Kellv. know why they want me to leave," rials will sit enthroned beside the altar during the service. They are Edward Cardinal Moonev of De he said. "I haven't done anything wrong." Lee has been given 30 davs to Charleston's Top Students Named Judith, Jerints (left) has been ton High School. Commence- naraed valedictorian and Karen ment exercises will be held at Sue Richardson salutatorian of 8 p.m.

(CDT) Wednesday" in their graduating class at Charles- the high school gymnasiunt. troit, Francis Cardinal Spellman be faulty wiring. The house is located at 61 Dewitt of New York, and James Francis produce sworn affidavits that, he has not left this country at anv More people come to HFC for money help Cardinal Mclntyre of Los Ange time since 1924. He said this will les. President Eisenhower sent Sec- be difficult -because he has lived in various places and most of his letary of Labor James P.

Mitchell RAILROAD HONORS Two From Decatur 50-Year Veterans with IC Two Decatur men will be hon as his personal representative. Representatives of leaders' of i old friends are dead. Lee entered New York City as Free On Bond Larry L. McGlade, 256 Longview pleaded innocent yesterday toa threats charge- He was released from jail on $500 bond pending trial June 1 1 before Justice of the Peace Ernest Booker. A great SALE WALLPAPER BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS LOVELY COLORS LOW PRICES dozen other nations were expect ored in Memphis, Thurs a stowaway from his native ed to attend; Kwangtung Province in China July day for completing 50 years service with the Illinois Central Rail 2, 1918, and registered with the Cardinal Stritch died in Rome two weeks ago, on May 20.

He Chinese Consulate in New York road. They are Thomas J. McLaugh Beason? HFC, America's oldest and largest consumer finance company, offers courteous, money management advice and prompt loan service backed by 80 years of experience. At HFC you can borrow op to $800', get one-day service and take up to 24 months) to repay on terms yoa choose. had left Chicago only six weeks earlier, endine 18 vears as the Car lin, a conductor of 1340 N.

Summit Ave. and Ernest B. Ricks, a locomotive engineer of 1313 E. dinal archbishop of Chicago and spiritual shepherd of two million I 00,000 families a pear borrow confidently from HFC Midwest Catholics. llll Logan St.

McLaughlin and Ricks are two DRY "I TO SSU 'Roll He went to Rome as the Pope's appointee to take over administra of the 70 employes of the railroad who will be honored at the cold 6 pass recognition luncheon in Ho OUSEHOLD FINANCE tion of the world wide missionary activities of the church as pro-prefect of the Sacred Congregation tel Pea body, Memphis. IOAD At the luncheon each 50-year LOAD Hoy at wall papers OYER SO TEARS EXPERIENCE 1139 N. WATER ST. 2 for the Propagation of the Faith. y-L .1 V7 Rites will begin Tuesday at 10 employe will receive an award in the form of a gold pass good for lifetime transportation anywhere 250 N.

Wafer St; Gfiiom Bkfe; 401 Rear PHONE: 8-4466 Dcatur a.m. with a procession of between 1,000 and 1,500 prelates and OMN 2 HOURS on the Illinois Central Railroad. clergymen from rectories and tem porary vestries in schoolrooms to miwm 24 the cathedral. The cathedral services, starting at 10:30 ft.ni., ire expected to last nearly two hours. The funeral sermon will be given by Bishop William Cousins of ANN II A The absolution prayers will be LAST 3 DAYS 0OG3C3OCD0 4 offered by Cardinal Mooney, Apostolic Delegate Gcognani, Bishop Albert R.

Zuroweste of Belleville, Bishop Martin D. McNamara of Joliet, and Bishop William A. O'Conor of Springfield. After a simple ceremony of ritual prayers, Cardinal Stritch's bodv will be entombed in a crypt of the Bishops' Chapel in Mount Carmel Cemetery near Hillside west of TAYL0RVILLE PLANT PLANS NEW BUILDINGS Taylorvillei June 2 (Special) Two new buildings, each 50 by 15 6 feet, will be added to the Tay-lorville plant of Honegger's Co. Inc.

The announcement was made, at a meeting here today, by E. F. Dickey, executive vice president and general manager of the company. Both buildings will be used as warehouses. iThe plant makes livestock and poultry equipment, metal grain bins and bulk feed storage tanks.

"More than 600 persons. attended the meeting of sales personnel and executives. CHAIRS At a flrve-oway price during this event FOUR sturdy, steel folding chairs for luncheons, games or cards, plastic covered seats. Limit' one set to a customer. cc SUN-TAN CHAISE SAVE $10 r- WITH ANY PURCHASE 49.9S OR OVER.

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