The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

10 DECATUR HERALD AND REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, December 25, 1958. Ike Will Spend Yule in Capital With Family Washington, Dec. 24 (AP) President Eisenhower plans to spend Christmas at the White House with his family. How quiet it will be probably will depend on his four grandchildren. Maj.

John Eisenhower, the President's son, with his wife and four children will help the chief executive and first lady enjoy a big Christmas dinner. The children are David, 10; Barbara Anne, Susan, who will be 7 next Wednesday; and Mary Jean, who celebrated her third birthday Sunday. The official White House Christmas duties were completed Tuesday. The President and Mrs. Eisenhower sent out formal cards to hundreds of dignitaries throughout the world several davs ago.

The annual vuletime party for members of the White House staff was held Mondav. The President and Mrs. Eisenhower will go to their Gettysburg, farm Friday. They will stay there through New Year's Day, and Eisenhower will spend part of the time working on his message to be sent to Congress early in the new session. Girl Saved From Canal as Woman Drives Into Ice Morrisonville, Dec.

24 (AP) quickly to spot car broke through the ice into the Twenty-two prisoners in the water. Quebec city jail were paroled for She blew her horn and shouted, Christmas 12 preferred to the attention of 14-vear- spend the holidays behind bars. attracting old George Taylor. He waded into Jail Gov. Gene Letourneau said five feet of water and rescued the the 12 told him they would "rather child.

spend the holidays in jail than re- A woman motorist saw a girl struggling in an icy canal today and drove her car into the water in an effort to save the child. Blasts from her horn brought a teen-age boy, who rescued the unconscious girl. The girl, Carol Scheese, 2, of Morrisonville, recovered quickly with oxygen treatments. Carol was playing on the ice of the Pennsylvania Canal, near her home, when she plunged through. Hazel Lambert of Pennsbury Heights was driving by when she saw the girl's hands.

She drove quickly to spot car the and her JUDGE, TOUCHED BY YULE GREETING, LIGHTENS FINE New York, Dec. 24 (AP) Albert Ingrassiao, 18, of Brooklvn, stood before Magistrate Charles Soloman today and pleaded guilty to driving without a license. "Fifty dollars fine," said the magistrate. Ingrassiao went to the cashier's desk and shelled out $50, then walked back to the magistrate. "Merry Christmas, judge," he said in a voice vibrant with good will.

Solomon, accustomed to scowls and low-voiced curses from traffic offenders, was touched. "Let me have $15 of the he told the cashier and then handed the bills to Ingrassiao. "I'm cutting your fine," he said. "Merry Christmas." MERRY CHRISTMAS A VERY AND YOURS 70 YOU Pot Wishes for A Happy, Healthy, Prosperous New Year! CARSOI JEWELERS The CARSON CORNER Water at William Phone 8 6677 CLOYD'S-ALWAYS OPEN- 876 GRAND W. HAMBURGER Lb.

5 Lbs. $1.59 Wilson Corn King BACON 1-Lb. Cello I Fresh Dressed FRYERS Ready Pan Lb. LEAN MEATY SPARE RIBS Lb. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE Hills Bros.

COFFEE Lb. Can Mrs. Bertha A. Bobbett MRS. CHARLES BOBBETT DIES IN HOME AT 73 Mrs.

Bertha A. Bobbett, 73, of 822 S. Webster died at 8:20 p.m. yesterday in her home. She had been ill since March.

Mrs. Bobbett lived in Decatur since 1928, coming from Monticello. She was born March 7, 1885 in Fairfield, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Matthews.

Mrs. Bobbett was married to Charles A. Bobbett, July 16, 1905 in Fairfield. They observed their 50th wedding anniversary three vears ago. Mrs.

Bobbett leaves her husband: four sons, Eldon of Hammond, Lowell of Cerro Gordo and Carroll and Dennis, both of Decatur; three daughters, Mrs. Lyndal Plummer of Bement, Mrs. Mary Allen of Monticello and Mrs. Pearl Shonkwiler of Decatur; a sister, Mrs. Vicy Porter of Fairfield; 11 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Bobbett was a member of the Woodlawn Methodist Church in Fairfield. The body is in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. Arrangements are incomplete. PRISONERS PREFER JAIL TO RELEASE FOR YULE Quebec, Dec.

24 (AP) DEL MONTE CATSUP 2 Btls MILLER'S 2-Lb. GINGER SNAPS Sack GRADE A GOOD-N-RICH BEEF BOIL Lb. CAKE MIX White Yellow Box TENDER MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 6-Oz. SIRLOIN STEAK Lb. COFFEE Jar SLICED CORELESS Cello BACON ENDS 2 Lbs.

CARROTS 2 Bags COUNTRY STYLE NO. 2 RIPE YELLOW PORK ROAST Lb. BANANAS 2 Lbs. LOIN END PORK ROAST ALWAYS Lb. 876 WEST FREE LOW PRICES SLICED FRESH SIDE PORK Lb.

U.S. NO. 1 RED OPEN POTATOES GRAND Lb. PARKING EVERY LOT DAY 25 Bag CLOYD'S Dec. Fri.

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