Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 4

HERALD FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1922 DECATUR HERALD DEATH CLAIMS) Katharine Plott Chaney. natives of that state, and was born May 22, 1852, being 70 years of age. He leaves the following children: Charles Chaney and Hollle Chaney. of Ohlman.

William and George Chaney of Pana: El An adorable dress for a small girl Is made ot apricot colored haniiker-tliief linen with white 'collar edged R'ith Valenciennes lace. Around the bottom and up one side is a fold of ivhite linen set on with seaming. A row of tiny white crochet buttons nd very brief sleeves add to, the effect. PANA FARMER Aiuou finer Cmomo Funeral Services for John mer Cnaney of Tower Hill; Mrs. Florence Lowe of Pana, end obj step-son, fa.

O. HJmes ot Houston, Tex. One brother, William Chaney of Cowden. and the widow, Mrs. Emma Chaney, also survive.

The funeral services wilL be held at the First Baptist church probably at two o'clock Sunday afternoon. The sermon will be delivered by Kev. Karl Muller of the Dollville Evangelical church, with Rev. T. J.

Phillips, the Oscar Chaney to Be Petersons Omtnjent Held Sunday Baptist pastor, in charge of the services. Burial will be in the Llnwood CRUGGS CONDUCTOR SUFFERS PAXA. Dec. 14. John Oscar Chaney.

well known farmer of seven miles northeast of Pana, where he had resided for over 40 years, and was one of the prominent men of his community, died in his home Thursday morning at 7:50 o'clock, following an illness of several months. Mr. Chaney was a native of Salem. "One day a druggist told me," says Peterson, "that Peterson's Ointment was the best remedy he sold for eczema. Eut you'll never make any money on he added; 'because it lieals so quickly that only a little ointment is used." All druggists, 35c, 60c.

$1.00. I2.G0..JJ.O0. STROKE IN PANA 1 PANA. Dec. 14.

Conductor Otto R. 'IcClelland. aged anout 0 years, who the son of Charles cnancy aim Gifts of Quality are Gifts Long Remembered 9 Hake Yours 'a Gift From Lim -I one of fhe most valued men in the employ of this division of the Illinois Central, was stricken with cerebral hemorhage when he alighted from his train, northbound passenger. No. 120.

at Union station in this city at 5:04 o'clock Wednesday evening. Conductor McClelland fell Just as he stepped off his train and rolled from the platform between the wheels of his train and the curbing of the platform. Freight Agent Frank P. Simcox of Pana and passengers noticing the trainman's predicament rushed to his assistance. He was carried Into the baggage oom In an unconscious condition and a physician summoned.

An ambulance was called at once and Mr. McClelland rushed to the Huber Memorial hospital, where he is now In a serious condition. Surgeons diagnosed the case as cerebral hemorhage. He has been unconscious ever since the attack. His wife and children were notified in Clinton of the illness of Conductor McClelland and Mrs.

McClelland arrived at midnight Wednesday. Conductor Fred Kapelsky, who has charge of a local run on the Central out of Pana, was calle3 at once after the attack of Conductor McClelland and after a few minutes delay took charge of the train and it proceeded on its run to ri'nton. Hospital Staff Meets. A meeting of the Hu ier hospital staff was held In the hospital Wednesday evening with a good attendance of the membership. Chairman Dr.

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