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Decatur, Illinois, Snnilav, December 21, 17 DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW ii Obituaries For the Record Irwin Allspach Dies a daughter, Mrs. Jack (Betty) Keown of Bethesda, two brothers. Dr. Lester A. Nowlin ot Phoenix, and Dr.

Ir-vin J. Nowlin of Dallas, two sisters, Mrs. Harry (Beau-lahi O'Heron of Quincy and Mrs. Lucille Renner of Decatur, and two grandchildren. Arthur Erdman Funeral services for Arthur A.

Erdman will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Home, with burial in Reagan Raids Rockefeller's Oregon Support (c) 1967 New York Times Salem, Ore While Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller of New York refuses to enter Presidential primaries next year, supporters of Gov Ronald Reagan of California are raiding the Rocekfeller 1964 Oregon stronghold. A "Draft Reagan'' movement. Fire Calls Knday 3.01 A m. 139 Phillip. owrnT, Thorn Piop; dryer; $J5 damage contents 4 34 ard off N.

2ah: (iMtr ol boxcar on fur. lum undetermined; undetermined a 535 E. Cantrell: owner. William Oliver; over furnace- motor, out on ai rival damage to 1010 a m. 134 M.jruati.

Nejs'er I-amu atm it-s, no fire, sprinkler alarm a. orientally artn.iird I 20 p.m. -1036 K. (irand. F.

Mean Co, no tire, sptinkkr alaim accidi-ntally ii1ushtTi Mr John Hrpnrr. HoiiK unod: Mm. imlrr (Nam I'rlri and Mm. K'ini-r Lrrinr Hruun. ol llnnih'Ml: Mrv KvrMi M)jiy 1 u.

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Mm P.tlte Mav. 92. An. dil 6 m. hrhrl NuiMnic Home.

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Hrrnrk: l-a suns tMil. limir IIjIi: lia'. mi. v--- for tr- 'officially called Citizens Decatur Birtht wt --lt uuill IVJ IS. HI.

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26 St. Mary' micciin ic u'Aiinft mnn fif Mirt.il.. i st: Mm Karh lhlm. uay ai me lunerai nome. i All stature from Rockeffeller's sue-.

"lwlN- Vr Mr ''M'n. Jmi Mr. AAlldl a. VVIIbUII cessful Oregon primary of three cW i.r. lm.

H. ur-n and Altx rl Morkman. Ur arul Ur. 0..., Hllhurlt Alien d. ADe wuson, oi 729 S.

Jasper St. died at 1:30 years agO tO run Reagan'? pii-' 4766 Tnt-n. boy rvi-. II. St.

Vrwn ll am Wln.Klay. lyK-kart mary campaign in this state Im. "i It first was accomplish-1 s. 1.. 9 iu.a.

Irwin J. Allspach, 83, of 1284 Wood St. died at 2:10 a.m. Saturday in St. Mary's Hospital.

Mr. Allspach was a retired farmer, moving to Decatur from rural Macon 25 years ago. He was a member of the First Methodist Church and the Macon County Farm Bureau. He was born May 28, 1884, a son of Albert and Ellen Hoy Allspach, in Mount Pulaski, and he' married Willa M. Lanham in Decatur on Dec.

31, 1907. She survives. Other survivors are sons, H. Dale and Lloyd both of Macon; daughter, Mrs. Dale (Iris) Shaw, Macon; brother, Elmer, Mount Pulaski; five grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.

Two brothers preceded him in death. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home, with burial in Macon Cemetery, Macon. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

The family suggests memorials to the Memorial Chapel Fund of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. M. Cross ji.ui. oaLuiuajr ui ma lioilic.

COMP. Mr and Danu I. 394? Mr. Wilson was born Sept last week when Robert IRSJl in enn HaZen, a Portland Saving Hnd VERRITT. Mr.

rd Mr 18H, in usKaioosa, xowa, a son x. woudfoni, im. n. i.mc of John and Anna Martin ffic al wh. wasf enn Ho had livo in TWati.r man County chairman for Rock- Central Illinois Deaths coup .1 COMP.

Mr and Mrs. Danu-I 397 ed last week when Robert H. x. gmms. n.

imc SCPER RIGHT COUNTRY TREAT DrDU CAIICA1C Whole Lb $129 I Wll JMVJHWk Hoc S. Roll I tho'nt vrc efeller, accepted the state chair BSH M. Mr. K1U. vm.J.

formerly ol Mat toon, died 1-3C am. Sat- Harey leaves I manship for the Reagan drive. urdav. msies He was a retired electrician Irwin J. Allspach i 1894, a daughter of John Wesley I and Armilda Ellison Lanham, in Springfield.

She married Clar FIXLY COOKED 16-18 LB. AVG. HAMS Whole or Shank Half Lb. Etc I ill I'lH' KIH'M H' rl Klvalteth. Vandal.

Mrs. June M'thr Pinrknr.mil; Mr Wn Navh Mrs InuiC'-n' WiCiarr.s, Huts: Vis I'rcua Rndlcman and Utth 'it Mariinswllr; 11 ir I H- hn-, limmtur. --on Vand.ilia; brother t.ji-ncf. k-m-vvjlle; si-ters Mi. K'i Wiitf.n.

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Ch aco. fT-meriy Areola, died 30 m. hatur- tii in honie of daughter Mrs. Kied ltaev I Jhn. Detroit.

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HCAPTIN JOHN" Standard Size 99' FRESH OYSTERS Mayor Cites Problem Of Hard-Core Jobless 12-oz. Tin who served as custodian for Decatur Baseball, at Fans Field for over 35 years. In 1960 he was honored as the "man who spent more hours at Fans Field than any other man alive." He was a member of Cleveland Avenue Methodist Church. YortV Wa.S tPStifvinB hofnre Home. Areola bunal Washington (AP) Areola I mi.

all all 7 to 8 30 m. He married Alice C. White; "We have to tackle the Drob- the National Avisory Commis- Monday. SPECIAL STORE HOURS SUNDAY DEC. 24 ALL STORES OPEN 9-6 on June 15, 1910, in Oskaloosa, em 0f the hardcored unemploy-! sion on Civil Disorders, appoint Iowa.

They celebrated i ed said Los Angeles Mavor by President Johnson to LUC VS. Mrs Hawl, 73. Lim-oln. dl m. Saturday.

AhuhaTi Lincoln V.mnr;al I 3 lot lal summers riois Marin- ami tA, both ol Linoln: OUU1 weuuiiig diiiiivcisaijr ui w. YOrtV. "I think be land how to prevent or control nn; u- Ktni'l Jone. Iim-Hr: in Hil- na(J future Outbreaks. la) Barry Funrral Home.

Lincoln; 1960. She survives. their problems would He leaves two daughters, solved if the unemployed ICAL NAVEL ORANGES Mrs. Ernest (Ethyl) Matherly jobs." and Mrs. Roy (Lucille) Tom-j baugh, both of Decatur; one; Herbert O.

of Decatur; I U. O. Vweuiner three brothers, Thomas M. of Hign Low pr Decatur, Herbert E. and Harry Aban coud 33 24 99c 5'" Small 4' FANCY The Commission made public vkrh.

m. Vlia i m. woia. Saturday excerpts from tes'imo- 7 Krtcay. rmrna ny Yorty and four other may-T'TJ.

ors gave at closed hearings in' Kueeiai Hm. tum-ai. chai. October NA-H- I Kl-inhin. a.m.

SatiiTay at tl honn- ot a -on Yorty's emphasis was on '''yrs Hancy; K.IVr. Mama; Joe Krl- viding jobs for ghetto residents. ir. mi. Man Mayor Henry W.

Maier of Mil- ri FRUIT BASKETS Large Your Choice Russet or Red ootn ot maianapons, doud 41 three grandchildren and Atlanta, clear 34 ence G. Cross on May 24, 1917, in St. Louis, Mo. He died April 1, 1956. Survivors include a stepson, Ralph Wisconsin Dells, sisters, Mrs.

Elzira Smith, Forsyth and Mrs. Lydia Morris, Fair Grove, and brothers, John and William, both of Phoenix, Ariz. Funeral services will be at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home, with burial in Macon County Park Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Carroll Nowlin Funeral services for Carroll W. Nowlin, 67, of 2073 N. Graceland Ave. will be at 1 p.m.

Tuesday in Brintlinger's Funeral Home, where friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery. Mr. Nowlin died at 4:45 a.m.

Saturday in the home of his mother, Mrs. Pearl Nowlin of 1172 N. Warren St. Born Sept. 6, 1900 in Maroa, he was a son of Silas and Pearl Rau Nowlin.

He was a retired employe of Decatur Township and a member oi the Decatur Moose Lodge. On March 22, 1927 he married Theresa Estes in Peoria. Survivors include his mother; 20 99c POTATOES great-grandchildren. Nine broth' wneinnAfni Vi in jwaukee said suburban areas i-'unnai h-i. Kfimcham: ouriai ihh .04 must share the burden of im- tm: "ff 7 u- lAGtV.

Mrs Sophia 71. Alta- 7 04 proving me in me inner ciues. mom. died 9:20 Friday, st. An.

SUPER RIGHT co Thpndirp u-'nn vips Iraves ineouore n. wno as band F. vin at ci a anu sisicia yievcucu mm goise Cloudy death- Boston, cloudy Funeral services will be at Boston, cloudy 10 a.m. Wednesday in Dawson Buffalo, clear Wikoff Funeral Home, where Chicago, cloudy friends may call after 4 p.m. Cincinnati, clear mavor of Baltimore, cautioned home; La KvfVl i i brothers Martin and Gustav Ba Boneless Beef Chuck Roast i momot tt Mtamont; otto Tuesday.

Burial will be in Cleveland, cloudy LB. airiawn cemetery, Denver, clear iiiiifi ou pusiutiriv Mom Mrs. John HI- 0i for fear of appearing to rewird Aiiamnm: Mrs. Liiiy Ader- mar. St.

Elmo: Mrs. Lydia ncii. Mount .04 Pu.aski: services 1 m. Sunday. 1m- Jersey City Mayor Thomas J.

manwl Lutheran Church. Altamont; bur. Ti-i nl -u church cemetery: call after nooo Whelan told the Commission Saturday. Hull Funeral nome. Altamont that "riots are caused not by so-! zumwalt.

Mrs. Isabel. 73. Farmer cial conditions but by Who hate OUr COUntry." He Said James. Farmer City: dauehter pffpftivp nqp rf fnrcp tht wav' Mrs- Hopkins.

sis- eiietiue use 01 iorce is me way ter Mrs Elta Simnsonf ser- i uai. ne 2 Ctn. I tO prevent Or Control riOtS. I vices 1 m. Tuc-rfay.

Stensel Funeral HARDLY SCRATCHED Alamogordo, N.M. (AP) This item for sale appeared in the Holloman Air Force Base post bulletin: Stereo record player, used only on Sundays by a little old lady to listen to hymns. .01 Mrs. Minerva Armilda Cross, 73, of 332 W. William St.

died at 10:01 p.m. Friday in Decatur Macon County Hospital. She had lived most of her life in Decatur and was a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ. Mrs. Cross was born June 6, EelliWer Alf nt "omc.

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26 Noon 25 10 p.m. 24 High 30 Low 11 Precipitation: None Sunday sunrise: 7:15, set: 4:35 CALL CLASSIFIED TODAY! 429-4353 CLASSIFIED INDEX Large or Small Curd 2 45c 12 ll MM will be released immediately. The amnesty frees the mili-j tary junta's most famous pris-i oner Andreas Papandreou, An Index to Classified Group 4 99c Motors STILLS For That Last Minute Gift Item! JANE PARKER WHITE BREAD Xl'TLKY MARGARINE JANE PARKER POTATO CHIPS 4 Electric CO. 9 Eldoradr former American citizen and composer Miki Theodorakis, plus 2.600 other political detainees held on prison islands. From his refuge in Rome, exiled King Constantine welcomed the amnesty.

Ph. 428-2723 N. 1 7 90 SI 11 fl 34 12 14 OS 07 40 34 AREA THROW "I hope this is a sign that all I Greeks soon will have the op-' portunity to express themselves freely and participate fully in WIN UP TO $1,000.00 PLAY ft Title Antiques-Collertor Items Apartments (or Bent Ares Houses for Sale Articles for Sale. Trad Auction Sales Automotive Anto rrir A Part Boats and Arrestorles Business. Office quipnient Business Opportunity Business Personals Boviness Places Sale.

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State Department officials in Washington said they were encouraged on the basis of press reports of the amnesty. The amnesty was coupled with presentation to the government of the text of a revised constitution. Premier Georee PaoadoDou- 7f 44 JAAP WHOLE OR STRAINED 0 16 -ox. QQc i. Tins tl CRANBERRY SAUCE INSTANT COFFEE 04 l-oi.

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But it appeared unlikely that the referendum would be held on that date because it is Greek Orthodox Easter. Sources said the government will probably announce a new date for the referendum after taking the Easter holiday into consideration. that you may know all the joys of Christmas. WEAVER BROS. VAN STORAGE INC.

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