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Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, August 30, 1984 Page A5 'Central Illinois Bail Bail, 84, of St. 9:05 a.m. ST. ELMO -Fred Sylvester Tuesday (Aug. 28, 1984) in Heritage Home Care Center, St.

Elmo. Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday Fairview United Methodist Church, rural St. Elmo. Visitation will be 5 to 9 p.m.

Friday in May Funeral Home, St. Elmo. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery, St. Elmo. Mr.

Bail was born in St. Elmo, son of Eliiah: and Cornelia Bail. He was retired teacher and a farmer and a member of Fairview United Methodist Church. He married Harriet Fletcher in 1925. She died in 1974.

Surviving are his sons, Dale Eugene of Burbank; Robert Kent of Kansas City, Stanley Dean of Rock Springs, daughters, Mary Smith of Decatur; Karel Lee Ragsdale of St. Elmo; sister, Lulu Bail of St. Elmo; 17 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren. Five brothers and four sisters preceded him in death. Brown CLAY CITY James E.

Brown, 83, of Clay City died 5:45 p.m. Tuesday (Aug. 28, 1984) in Flora Care Center. Services will be 1 p.m. Friday in Hosselton, Bookhout Engelmeier Funeral Clay City, with visitation 6 to 9 p.m.

Thursday, with 7:30 p.m. Masonic service. Burial will be in Smith Cemetery, north of Clay City. Mr. Brown was born in Clay County, son of Thomas and Mina Brown.

He was a retired farmer, a member of Clay City United Methodist Church and Clay City Masonic Lodge. He married Marie Hunley in 1922. Surviving are his sons, Charles T. of Clay City; Johnny of Clay City; daughters, Mrs. Willard (Helen) Eyer of Olney; Nancy Brown of Clay City; brother, Ralph of Flora; sister, Vera Lutz of Noble; nine grandchildren; 12 One son and two sisters preceded him in death.

Frailey ty Hospital, Vandalia. Services will be 1:30 p.m Thursday in Miller Funeral Home, Vandalia, with visitation after 12:30 p.m. Burial will be in Pinhook Cemetery, rural Vandalia. Mr. Frailey was born in Herrick, son of Charles B.

and Lucy Frailey. He was a retired shoe factory employee and a member of Independent Church of Christ, rural Ramsey. He married Ona A. Willcut in 1933. Surviving are his wife; sister, Hazel Bonzon of Shobonier.

Four brothers and one sister preceded him in death. SHOBONIER Larry Z. Frailey, 75, of Shobonier died 5:30 p.m. Tuesday (Aug. 28, 1984) in Fayette Coun- Gilkerson ASHMORE Mrs.

Thomas (Barbara E. Richey) Gilkerson, 54, of Ashmore died 9:15 p.m. Tuesday (Aug. 28, 1984) in Memorial Medical Center, Springfield. Services will be 11 a.m.

Friday in Taber Funeral Home, Oakland, with Thompsons reveal taxes SPRINGFIELD (AP) Gov. James R. Thompson and his wife, Jayne, paid nearly 21 percent of their gross 1983 income in state and federal income taxes, their tax return showed Wednesday. The Thompsons paid $20,804 in state and federal taxes on a gross income of $100,249, according to the returns released by the Republican governor for the 11th straight year. After taking standard personal exemptions and making other deductions including the maximum $4,000 for Individual Retirement Accounts the Thompsons listed a taxable income of $67,973 on their jointly filed return.

Thompson has made a habit of releasing his tax returns, but his dislosure this year came several months later than usual. David Fields, his deputy press secretary, said it took longer this year in part because Thompson filed an amended return in late June. "It just took us awhile to get it together. It took us longer than we would like," Fields said. The amended return reflected an $889 deduction available to Thompson for returning that amount in pay to the state during 1983.

Thompson gave the money back under the voluntary furlough plan he put into effect in late 1982 to save money for the hard-pressed state treaury. The Thompsons income-averaged on their taxes this year because of the additional income generated by Mrs. Thompson when she returned to work as a lawyer for a Chicago firm. She listed income of $32,000 from the firm of Silets Martin which she joined in mid-1983. Thompson earns $58,000 a year as governor, but did not report $4,370 that he invested in his pension, under a federal law that allows deferral of taxes on retirement contributions.

The couple also listed $6,353 in interest income, $7,000 in honoraria for the governor's out-of-state speaking engagements and $1,303 in book royalties for law textbooks Thompson wrote or co-wrote. Thompson does not charge fees for any in-state speeches, Fields said. The only cash contribution to charity listed by the Thompsons was a $180 donation to the United Way. He also deducted $600 for a painting he gave to the Executive Mansion in Springfield. The governor and his wife took a $480 credit for child-care expenses paid to a baby-sitter for their 6-yearold daughter, Samantha.

Of the Thompsons' $24,787 in itemized deductions, the largest entry by far was for interest expenses. The $17,309 for interest includes payments on Thompson's two home mortgages. Contribution story called 'offensive' ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) Geraldine Ferraro said Wednesday that a newspaper story raising questions about contributions to her congressional campaigns left an "inaccurate" and "offensive" impression about her family.

Ms. Ferraro said she had reported every contribution to her congressional campaigns since 1978 and denied that a recent contribution to her re-election campaign this year was an illegal corporate donation as suggested by the report in the Philadelphia Inquirer. DEMy husband and I have already disclosed more information about our finances than any other candidate for president or vice president in history," the New York congresswoman said in a statement released here. "This article leaves an impression about my family which is wrong, altogether inaccurate, and offensive." Federal campaign finance records show Michael LaRosa contributed $500 to Ms. Ferraro's campaign Sept.

11, 1980, six months before he was indicted for labor rack- Fever crosses state lines By The Associated Press Waves of would-be lottery winners were crossing the Mississippi, Wabash and Ohio rivers, and the Wisconsin border Wednesday in a quest for tickets that might lead them to the $32 million pot of gold at the end of an Illinois rainbow. The prize is the biggest lottery jackpot ever offered in North America and promises a single winner at least $1.6 million annually for 20 years. Players must try to match six numbers from 1 to 44 to be drawn Saturday in the Illinois Lottery's weekly Lotto game. 3 Harrold. Harrold.

CLINTON James E. Harrold, 67, of Tucson, formerly of Joliet and Clinton, died Aug. 14, 1984 in Tucson. Services were Aug. 18 in Fred C.

Davis Funeral Home, Joliet. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wilmington. Memorials: American Heart Association. Mr. Harrold was a retired employee of Pima Copper Mines, Tucson, a former mechanic for the City of Joliet and a World War II Army veteran.

He married Minnie Tyrrell. Francis Surviving Tyrrell are of his Rapid wife; cittepsons: Kenneth Tyrrell of Joliet; brother, Raymond 1 of Detroit, sister, Helen Epperson of Decatur; five grandchildren. One brother and four sisters preceded him in death. Hoffman OHLMAN Mrs. Otto (Louise Marie Schutz) Hoffman, 84, of Ohlman died 9:57 a.m.

Wednesday (Aug. 29, 1984) in Pana Community Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete at Sutton Funeral Home, Nokomis. Miller MATTOON George W. Miller, 71, of Mattoon died 2:50 a.m.

Wednesday (Aug. 29, 1984) in Sarah Bush Lincoln Medical Center, Coles County. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday in Schilling's Funeral Home, Mattoon, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.

Burial will be in Dodge St. Mary's Hospital EVANS, Stanley and Carol (Adcock), Macon, FOSTER, boy, Aug. Jeffrey 28, and Abby (Melvin), Cisco, boy, Aug. 28 MILLER, Gary and Elizabeth (Gingerich), Sullivan, boy, Aug. 28 REIMER, Russell and Laura (Lockner), 435 S.

23rd Place, girl, Aug. 27 REYNOLDS, Robert and Kthy (Foster), 1228 E. Riverside girl, Aug. 28 SCHLESSMAN, Robert and Mary (Esh), Mount Zion, boy, Aug. 28 STOLLEY, Kenneth and Mary (Plocklington), 1697 W.

Sunset girl, Aug. 28 Birth to Former Residents Holy Family Hospital Mount Prospect FINFROCK, Patrick and Teresa (Loos), Mount Prospect, girl, Aug. 22 Correction Stephen Craig Bolin's name was misspelled in the list of marriage licenses which was in the Sunday Herald Review. Incorrect information was provided to the newspaper. The Herald Review strives for accuracy.

Readers who believe an error has been published are encouraged to call the Herald Review at 429-5151. When an error is round, a correction will be published. visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Ashmore Cemetery.

Memorials: Ashmore Baptist Church. Mrs. Gilkerson was born in Ashmore, daughter of Floyd and Belva Shoot Richey. She was a member of Ashmore Baptist Church. She married Thomas Gilkerson in 1949.

Surviving are her husband; son, Timothy of Shawneetown; daughter, Judith Bough of Ashmore; mother of Ashmore; brothers, Carl Richey of Raymond; Don and Bill Richey, both of Ashmore; sister, Doris Shoot of Ashmore; four grandchildren. Gragg CERRO GORDO Mary A. Gragg, 89, of Cerro Gordo, formerly of Decatur, died 2:30 a.m. Wednesday (Aug. 29, 1984) in Americana Healthcare Center, Decatur.

Private family graveside services will be 10 a.m. Friday in City Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Memorial service will be 1 p.m. Friday in First Presbyterian Church, Decatur. No visitation.

Brintlinger's Cerro Gordo Funeral Home is in charge. Memorials: First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gragg was born in Stonington, daughter of Thomas E. and Ella Gragg.

She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, past matron of Owen Scott Chapter 984 Order of the Eastern Star and the White Shrine. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Jack (Ella Marie) Hamilton of Cerro Gordo; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Two brothers preceded her in death. Central Illinois Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, Coles County STODDEN, Charles and Connie, Trilla, twin girls, Aug.

29 DUCKETT, Mark and Lindy, Shelbyville, girl, Aug. 29 St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital Effingham OHNESORGE, Todd and Regina, Effingham, girl, Agu. 29 WARNER, Gale and Glenda, Altamont, boy, Aug. 29 KLIPZING, Michael and Maria, Altamont, girl, Aug.

29 KOEBELE, Alan and Wanda, Teutopolis, girl, Aug. 29 Jarman Hospital, Tuscola HALE, Billy and Judy, Humboldt, girl, Aug. 28 Hillsboro Hospital Donald and Mary Margaret, Morrisonville, girl, Aug. 29 Clay County Hospital, Flora DAUGHERTY, Timothy and Jodi, Flora, boy, Aug. 29 Decatur Decatur Memorial Hospital DOYLE, Timothy and Catherine (Ballew), 1035 Whitmer girl, Aug.

27 BACKS, Delbert and Kelly (Ryan), Altamont, girl, Aug. 28. CUTTILL, Rodney and Melinda (Holt), Dalton City, boy, Agu. 28 SMITH, Mark and Thuva (Thomas), 4084 Camelot Drive, girl, Aug. WADDELL, Brian and Kathleen (Walker), 320 E.

Division, girl, Aug. 28 Grove Cemetery, Mattoon. Mr. Miller was born in Mattoon, son of Roy and Mabel Miller. He was a former employee of Tender Crust Bakery and Sally Ann Bakery, former owner operator of the Dixie Cream Donut Shop, Mattoon, a World War II veteran, member of VFW, American Legion, les Lodge, Moose Lodge and First United Methodist Church, all of Mattoon.

He married Frances K. Berry. Surviving are his wife; son, George B. of Mattoon; brothers, H.F. of Mattoon; Jack of Peoria; sisters, Mrs.

Robert (Josephine) Howard of Mattoon; Mrs. Raymond (Irma) Evans of Gays; one grandchild. One brother preceded him in death. SHELBYVILLE Lyle E. "Spud" Parr, 61, of Shelbyville died 7 p.m.

Wednesday (AUg. 29, 1984) in his home. Arrangements are incomplete at Lockart Sons Funeral Home, Shelbyville. Robinson NEWMAN Franklin Marion Robinson, 80, of Danville, formerly of Newman, died 3:15 a.m. Wednesday (Aug.

29, 1984) in Americana Nursing Home, Danville. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Joines Funeral Home, Newman, with visitation one hour before service time. Burial will be in Newman Cemetery. Memorials: Parkenson Foundation of the American Cancer Society or Newman United Methodist Church.

Mr. Robinson was born in Newman, son of James and Belle Robinson. He was a retired farmer. He married Etta Harshbarger in 1924. She died in 1964.

He married Beulah Gillogly in 1970. Surviving are his wife: son, John of Villa Grove; stepdaughter, Sarah Garwood of Danville; five grandchildren. One son preceded him in death. Shanks Parr PANA Mrs. Wayne (Lelia McBride) Shanks, 81, of Milford, formerly of Pana, died 1:35 a.m.

Wednesday (Aug. 29, 1984) in Iroquois Memorial Hospital, Watseka. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in McCracken Funeral Home, Pana, with visitation after 1 p.m. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery, Pana.

Memorials: First Baptist Church, Pana. Mrs. Shanks was born in Shelby County, daughter of Omar and Myrtle McBride. She was a retired teacher and a member of First Baptist Church, Pana Community High School Association and Auxiliary, National Retired Teachers Association, Order of the Eastern Star, Pana Home and Garden Club and a past president of Pana Business and Professional Women. She married Wayne Shanks in 1927.

He died in 1953. Surviving are her son, Jack of Milford; sisters, Mrs. E.A. (Lorraine) Spidell of Mattoon; Mrs. E.L.

(Hazel) McAdam of Lehigh Acres, one grandchild. Macon County Askins Leland R. Askins, 73, of Zephyrhills, formerly of Decatur, died 3 a.m. Tuesday (Aug. 28, 1984) in Lawrence, Kan.

Services will be 1 p.m. Friday in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. The body was cremated.

Burial will be in Hammond Cemetery. Mr. Askins was born in Hammond, son of Walter and Margaret Askins. He was a retired civil service examiner for the postal system. He married Bernice Sullivan in 1935.

She died in 1978. Surviving are his son, Leon M. of Decatur; daughter, Mrs. Hobart L. (Janet) Jackson of Lawrence, brother, Lynn D.

of Miami Shores, five grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren. One daughter, one sister and one grandchild preceded him in death. Hargrove Mrs. Henry M. (Elma R.

Riggins) Hargrove, 82, of Decatur died 5:09 p.m. Tuesday (Aug. 28, 1984) in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Saturday in Greenwood Cemetery, Clarksville, Tenn.

Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday in Brintlinger's Pershing Funeral Home and 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday in Tarpley's Funeral Home, Clarksville. Memorials: Forsyth United Methodist Church.

Mrs. Hargrove was born in Clarksville, daughter of A.B. and Rena Riggins. She was a member of Forsyth United Methodist Church, a former member of Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Clarksville, a member of Hickory Point Home Extension and Forsyth Home Betterment Club. She married Henry M.

Hargrove in 1925. He died in 1969. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Virgil "Bud" (Jeannette) Hendrickson of Decatur; brothers, Larry Riggins of San Diego, Byrns Riggins of Oak Grove, sister, Blanche Elliott of Detriot, two grandchildren; one great-grandchild. One brother preceded her in death.

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Red Dot Sale eteering, and $200 four days before he pleaded guilty on April 30, 1982. He served eight months in prison. In addition to the personal contributions, a bakery owned by LaRosa gave $500 to Ms. Ferraro's congressional campaign last July 1. It was this contribution the Inquirer said would be illegal if the contributor were a corporation.

However, Ms. Ferraro denied that the check came from a corporation, saying she based this conclusion on information provided her by the bank on which the check was drawn. Documents at the New York County Clerk show there is a corporation and a partnership with similar names. The partnership is named LaRosa Son" and the corporation is named LaRosa Son "I I have recorded on the public record every contribution ever received by my campaign," said Ms. Ferraro's statement.

"'The contributions referred to in this article were legal, and I properly recorded them with the Federal Election Commission." Ms. Ferraro said campaign records show that a check was received from LaRosa Son, Flour Corp." on April 25, 1984, and that it was returned immediately "because it was a corporate contribution." Lottery. SPRINGFIELD (AP) Here are the winning numbers drawn Wednesday in the Illinois Lottery Daily Game: 9-2-6 Pick Four Game 5-5-1-2 Estimated grand prize pool for Lotto: $32 million. Everything marked with the red dot must go! Additional off Additional off additional Now, OFF Reduced Summer Merchandise Adds up to Savings of Save on our Entire Stock of Reduced Summer Apparel Young Men Men Here's an example of how the savings add up: Originally. 19.99 Our FINAL Red Dot price 5.99 YOU SAVE.

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