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-All Work Guaranteed Klose's Jewel Shop 348 N. Main St. MON JAN 3 1955 DECATUR HERALD Decatur, Illinois, Monday, January 3, Monday's Radio Programs WSOY WSOY-FM WMAQ WDZ WLS 1340 KC CBS 102.1 MC 670 KC-NBC 1050 KC 890 KC -ABC AM Rooster Club Rooster Club Henry Cooke, Records :15 Morning Devotions Morning Devotions :30 News; Sangamon News, Sangamon :45 Sangamon Special Sangamon Special Cooke News AM World News Roundup World News RoundupHenry Cooke. Records :15 Morning Morning Herald :30 T.N.T. T.N.T.

400 Hour :45 T.N.T., Local News T.N.T., News 400 Hour; News AM News of America News of America Your Neighbor :15 Musical Seconds Musical Seconds :30 Music That Sings :45 Tello Test Tello Test News AM' Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Cookes Scrapbook :15 :30 McBride, Scrapbook :45 Break the Bank AM Strike It Rich :15 :30 Betty Lane South American Way The Phrase that Pays :45 Rosemary Music in Time Second Chance AM Wendy Warren Rhapsody in Rhythm Atoms for Peace :15 Second Spring :30 Helen Trent The Sacred Heart :45 Melody, Weather Melody, Weather Records; News News, Jack Carson News, Jack Carson Mary Merryfield :15 Noon Carson. Jack Noon Jack Carson News :30 Rhythms, Weather Rhythms, Weather :45 Merryfield, News PM Song the Star Guest Star Henry Cooke, Records :15 Perry Mason Music Matinee Cooke, News :30 Nora Drake Let's Keep House :45 Brighter Day Pays to Be Married PM Around Town; News Markets, Records News :15 House Party Record Review Woman In Love :30 Pepper Young Family 1:45 Aunt Jenny Right to Happiness PM Hilltop House News, Music Backstage Wife :15 Road Life Music For You Stella Dallas :30 Ma Perkins Weather, Music Widder Brown :45 Young Dr. Malone Music For You Woman in My House PM Guiding Light Music for You Just Plain Bill :15 Bar None Ranch Bar None Ranch Lorenzo Jones .:30 News, Bar None News, Bar None Hotel for Pets :45 Three Suns Three Suns Wed Howard PM Old and the New Old and the New News :15 19 19 Wed Howard :30 News, Piano Interlude News, Piano Interlude 45 Lowell Thomas Lowell Thomas News WSOY WSOY-FM WMAQ 1340 KC CBS 102.1 MC 670 KC-NBC PM Bandstand Bandstand News :15 Wed Howard :30 Meet the Artist Meet the Artist News of the World Edward R. Murrow Edward R. Murrow One Man's Family PM Mr.

and Mrs. North Accent on Melody Your Land and Mine :15 Carter Davidson :30 Talent Scouts City Desk :45 PM Perry Como News, Song Shop Telephone Hour :15 Bing Crosby The Song Shop :30 Amos 'n Andy Moods in Music Band of America 10 :45 PM Mr. Keen Top Tunes Fibber McGee, Molly :15 The Bookshelf Great Gildersleeve :30 Decatur Serenade Decatur Serenade This I Like :45 Serenade, I Believe Serenade, I Believe John Holtman, News PM News News Howard Miller Show 15 Points on Sports Points on Sports Where There's Music Where There's Music :45 PM Where There's Music Reporter at :15 Promenade Concert :30 The Night Owl The Night Owl :45 Monday's Television WTVP, Channel 17, Decatur 8:00 Breakfast Club Party Korner 17 Ranch Fran, and Ollie News Sports Decatur Story Parade 7:30 Voice of Firestone Blackie with Rasslers WCIA, Channel 3, Champaign Show to Live Marlowe 10.00-Morning Movie It Rich Lady of Life for Tomorrow Light Report of Life Travelers Q. Lewis Show Party of Payoff Crosby Day Storm Your Account Home Matinee Time Star Playhouse That Tune Love Lucy Bride of Stars of America report Theater Experiences WICS, Channel 20, Springfield Dong School Time Graham 11:00 Tennessee Ernie the Kitchen 3:30 World of Mr. Sweeney Time Lee Show Doody Roundup Star Extra Video With Julie on the Farm is Worth, Living Party Zabach Show Ringside Weather, Sports Late Show KSD, Channel 5, St.

Louis David Show Doody Club the Clown Martin Caravan Hour Medic Montgomery 714 District Attorney Hunter Weather the Music HOUSE PLAN FOR AN ACTIVE FAMILY If you want house that does things for a family, see the "House for a family that does things." It's Five Star home with complete plans available, and it's in January Better Homes Gardens. Get it at your newsstand today! Central Illinols Deaths Farm Bulletin Board CAM Dolph Hewitt :30 News :45 Red Blanchard World News AM Local News; Music :15 Musical Clock News :30 :45 Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Kitchen Club Carnation Time Back to the Bible 99 Shopper's Serenade Hospitality Program Let's Talk About Today's Tunes All Star Jubilee Farm News, Markets World News News; Markets Rhythm Roundup Weather Report Chapel of the Air Lets Go To Town Record Roundup Penthouse Party Time Out Town and Country Showcase Jimm Seaney Show Jimm Seaney Show Jimm Seaney Show Jimm Seaney Show Sports; News Final News WGN 720 KC-MBS Fulton Lewis Jr. News Gabriel Heatter Perry Como Show Top Secret Files Frank Kirkpatrick News, Nation 720 Club Your News, Big Big Ten News; Dowell Tops in Sports News, Norman Ross Norman Ross Show News Buddy Black WTVP to Carry Ike Station WTVP will carry Presi-1 dent Eisenhower's State of the Union message to Congress from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on Thursday.

:30 0:45 My True Story AM When Whispering Girl Streets Marries 1:30 a :45 Modern Romances AM Ever Since Eve 10 :15 Martha Crane :30 Crane, B. Crocker :45 News, Weather Berch, Markets Kitchen Markets, Club Weather Noontime News PM Markets; Farm Notes :15 Dinnerbell Time :30 :45 Farm New: PM School Time :15 News, Jack Holden :30 Jack Holden Show News, Barn Dance PM Barn Dance Mat. :15 :30 News, Woather :30 Red Blanchard Show :45 News, Weather PM Woody Mercer :15 News, Weather .:30 Woody Mercer :45 Red Skelton PM :15 News :30 Bill Stern Sports :45 WLS 890 KC ABC John Vandercook PM Lone Ranger :30 News, Weather, Mkt 6 :15 :45 Farm World Today PM :15 Voice of Firestone :30 :45 News PM Barn Dance Stars :15 Rhythm Party :30 :45 Ed Morgan, News PM Barn Dance Stars :15 Rhythm Party :30 Country Junction :45 Barn Dance Stars PM Jack Stilwill Show 10 :30 :15 :45 11 PM :30 Ike Marriage License IN SHELBY Vernon Mullikin, 19, Windsor, Mary Walker, 18, Sullivan. IN CUMBERLAND Gilbert D. Sherrick, Shirley Ellis, 21, Tucson, Ariz.

Robert D. Heaton, 19, Neoga, Alice Marlene Poynter, 19, Effingham. Wendell E. Colglasier, 26, Farmersburg, Barbara L. Amold, 22, Terre Haute, Ind.

Kenneth Howard Miller, 40, Mattoon, Grace Olive Roberts, 36, Toledo. IN MONTGOMERY-Lyle E. McElroy, 21, Morrisonville, Jean Ann Jaros, 18, Nokomis. J. T.

Markel, 56, Martha B. Pine, 44, Kansas City, Mo. Born to BRADBURN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvel, boy, Dec.

29, Hillsboro Hospital. DANIEL, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cicero, boy, Dec. 28, Hillsboro Hospital.

fingham, boy, Dec. 29, St. Anthony's, HENSLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Norman, on EfEffingham.

HOWELL, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Hillsboro, girl, Dec. 25, Hillsboro Hospital. MILLER, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, Beecher City, boy, Dec. 30, Shelby County Memorial, Shelbyville. MULCH, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Harvel, boy, Dec. 24, Hillsboro Hospital. SCHAEFER, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Hillsboro St.

Louis, girl, Dec. 27, Hospital. SHELLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Clair, Effingboy, Dec.

29, St. Anthony's, Effingham. VAN OSTRAN, Mr. and Mrs. George, Irving, girl, Dec.

22, at home. ZUMBAHLEN, Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Sigel, girl, 30, St.

Anthony's, fingham. Central Illinois Deaths AYERS, Richard and Duane, infant sons Airman and Mrs. Dean Ayers, Clinton, died Saturday night in hospital at Chanute Air Force Base; also leave stepbrother, Lee; graveside services 10:30 a. m. Monday in Weldon Cemetery.

BAY, Maurice, 61, Flora, died Saturday; services 2 p. m. Monday in Hancock Funeral Home, Flora; burial in St. Stephen's Cemetery. ELDER, Jay, Sullivan, died Saturday in Quincy; leaves sister, Miss Flossie Elder, Decatur; body in McMullin Funeral Home, Sullivan; arrangements incomplete.

GREENWOOD, William, 54, St. Taylorville, died 9. Pe m. Saturday in Vincent's Memorial Hospital, Taylorville; leaves wife, Gertrude; daughter, Mrs. Robert Lanter, Taylorville; son, William, Taylorville; sisters, Mrs.

Gertrude Shine and Mrs. Oscar Jannusch, Kankakee; body sent from Shafer Funeral Home, Taylorville, to Yates Funeral Home, Kankakee, where services will be held at 10 8. m. Tuesday; burial in Mound Grove Cemetery, Kankakee. PHILCO REFRIGERATOR RANGE FREEZER Big Trade Easy Terms TV TOM'S YOU CAN COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL Now--At Home Low Payments All Books Furnished -No Classes DIPLOMA AWARDED If you have not finished HIGH SCHOOL and are 17 years or over, send for free 55-page BOOKLET.

FREE SAMPLE American School, 7 So. Dearborn Chicago 3, Ill. Please send me 55-page Descriptive Booklet RD-23 Name Age Address City State HARRINGTON, 62, Atwood, died 9:30 a. m. Saturday in Hines Veterans Hospital; leaves wife, Zelma; sons, Lloyd, Ft.

Riley, Roy, in U. S. Navy; Ervin, Battle Creek, Harold, Bremerton, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Gulley, Atwood; Mrs. Elsie Frazier, Tuscola; brothers, James, Indianapolis; John, Tucson, sisters, Mrs.

Hallie Hastings and Miss Flora Harrington, White Mills, services 2 p. m. Tuesday Born Funeral Home, Atwood; burial in Lake Fork Cemetery. HOFFMAN, Herbert 66, Ramsey, died 7:50 a. m.

Sunday in St. Louis Veterans Hospital; leaves wife, Sadie; step-daughter, Mrs. Glo Lippincott, Decatur; step-son, Ray Huntington, in Wisconsin; brothers, S. Rockford; L. Arcadia, sisters, Mrs.

Anna Sinning, Ramsey; Mrs. Hulda Zimmerman, Hamilton. body in Sturgell Funeral Home, Ramsey; arrangements incomplete. JONES, Mrs. Ovanda 70, formerly Arcola, died 4 a.

m. Sunday in home of daughter, Mrs. Ellen Ramert, near St. Joseph; leaves other daughter, Mrs. Margaret Wilhoit, Paris; son, Virgil, Marion; services 2 p.

m. Tuesday Shrader Funeral Home, Arcola; burial in Arcola Cemetery. Lester 48, Mattoon, died 10:30 m. Sunday in Mattoon Memorial District Hospital; leaves wife, Pauletta; sons, Jimmy and Mattoon; brother, J. R.

McElravy, Lerna; body in Schilling Funeral Home, Mattoon; arrangements incomplete. MILLER, Mrs. Lora, 85, Pana, died 3 a. m. Sunday in a Pana nursing home; leaves sons, Richard, Jacksonville Melvin, Beecher City; daughters, Mrs.

Bertha Washburn, Pana; Mrs. Flossie Bolt, Chicago; services 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Cook Funeral Home, Beecher City; burial in Beecher City Cemetery, MORRIS, A. 73, Flora, died Sunday morning on train at Seymour, enroute home from Louisville, leaves wife, Maude; step-daughters, Mrs.

Wally Joles and Mrs. Clyde Zehner, St. Louis; Mrs. Albert Schuder, Louisville, body in Branson Funeral Home, Flora; arrangements incomplete. SNYDER, John 71, Clinton, died 4:35 p.

m. Sunday in John Warner Hospital, Clinton; body in Herington Funeral Home, Clinton; arrangements incomplete. STOKES, Mrs. Lillie, 69, Fillmore, died 4:30 p. m.

Sunday in Hillsboro Hospital; leaves husband, C. son, Lonnie, Manteno; sisters, Mrs. Della Halford, Los Angeles; Mrs. Tempa Earle, Triumph; Mrs. Edna Rhodes, Ramsey; Mrs.

Rita Cearlock, Moweaqua; brothers, Joel and Earl Wilson, El Paso; Newel and Cecil, Ramsey; Bert, Fillmore; Elvis, Poseyville, services 2 p. m. Tuesday in Fillmore Methodist Church; burial in Glendale Cemetery; Allen Funeral Home, Fillmore, in charge. TURNER, Mrs. Emma 93, formerly of Moultrie County, died Saturday night in Terre Haute, leaves daughters, Mrs.

Fred Evans, Champaign; Mrs. Hubert Carney, Springville, Mrs. Edward Shelley, Martin, Mrs. (Dr.) C. A.

Curry, Terre Haute; Mrs. Lucy Sandlin, Urbana; sister, Mrs. R. O. White, Arkansas City, brother, 0.

P. Dobson, Tacoma, services 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in McMullin Funeral Home, Sullivan; burial in Turner Cemetery, near Lovington. WILLIAMSON, Albert 65, Pana, died 11 p.

m. Saturday at home; leaves sons, Clarence, Taylorville; Chester, Pans; daughter, Miss Kathryn Williamson, Pana; sisters, Mrs. Frances Carpenter, Pana; Mrs. Mayme Johnson, El Cajon, services 1:30 p. m.

Tuesday in McCracken Funeral Home, Pana; burial in Linwood Cemetery. CARL SON 1-3 -4. Festures King 1994, Copt. FOR TV COAL in Town! SERVICE Call TV TOM TV SERVICE Any Brand Call FREEMAN'S Paris Man, 27, Killed in Crash Paris, Jan. 2 (AP) A 27-year-old man was killed in an auto mishap three miles east of Paris Saturday night.

He was J. R. V. Johnson, a former filling station operator who lived at a Paris hotel. He is survived by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. V. Johnson, of Starke, Fla. Two men riding in Johnson's car suffered slight injuries.

They are David Carnahan and William Hann both 25 and both of Paris. Police reported that Johnson died of a broken neck and a fractured skull after his car and another driven by Charles Farnham, 30, of Paris, collided. Farnham escaped with bruises. CLINTON'S EX-SANTA, JOHN M. SNYDER, DIES Clinton, Jan.

2 (Staff) John M. Snyder, who for several years played the role of community Santa Claus here, died at 4:35 p.m. today in John Warner Hospital. He was 71 and had had a long illness. Mr.

Snyder was a retired Illinois Power Co. employe, having worked in the utility's gas plant here. He leaves his wife, Helen; four sons, Floyd, Decatur; Dean, Streator; John, Peoria, and Robert, Clinton; five daughters, Mrs. Flossie Price and Mrs. Minnie Hartwig, Decatur; Mrs.

Evelyn Hedric Wapella; Mrs. Genevieve Locke, Bloomington, and Mrs. Mildred Helmick, Peoria; a brother, James, Walcott, N. and two sisters, Mrs. Em Muss, Gifford, and Mrs.

Ella Hickman, Havana. The body is in the Herington Funeral Home. Arrangements are incomplete. TODAY 7:00 PM-MR. AND MRS.

NORTH 8:00 PM -PERRY COMO SHOW 9:15 PM -MEMORIES OF MILLER 11:30 PM- -THE NIGHT OWL WSOY 1340 Legal Notice NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to persons that Monday February of 1955, is the claim date in the estate Robert P. Jordan, Deceased, pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Minnie B. Jordan Executor J. Howard Helmick, Attorney -3-10-17- NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, February 7th, 1955, is the claim date in the estate of Mabel B.

Ferguson, Deceased, pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Cleone Ferguson Administrator Charles E. Lee, Attorney 423 Millikin Building NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, February 7th, 1955, is the claim date in the estate of Ruth L. Bailey, Deceased, pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Earl W.

Bailey Administrator Arthur F. Delahunty, Attorney 515 Millikin Building Decatur, Illinois -20-27-03- NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby 1955 given is the to' all persons February claim date in the estate of Tony A. Lentz, deceased, pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Neal Lentz Administrator Denz Lowe Limerick, Attys. 1056-9 Citizens Building Decatur, Illinois.

-20-27-03- NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate No. 14416 Notice is hereby given to all persons in the estate of Maude Carter Meyer, that a February 7, 1955, is the claim date Deceased, pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of mons. Dated this 20th day of December, A.D. 1954. Robert B.

Borchers Executor Joseph L. Rosenberg, Attorney -20-27-03- Notice is hereby given pursuant to Statute to Donald C. Robinson that there is now pending in the Circuit Court of Macon County, Illinois, case entitled Marjorie Robinson vs. Donald C. Robinson, Chancery Number 47440, wherein Lief, plaintiff and that seeks divorce and equitable redefault may be entered said cause against you on or after January 17, 1955.

(SEAL) Harry R. Butt Clerk of the Circuit Court -20-27-03- NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday February 1955, is the claim date in the estate of Edgar the W. Wiegand, Deceased, pending in County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may said be filed against said estate on Or before date without issuance summons. Kenneth A. Auten Administrator Walden, Walden Williams, Attorneys East Main Street to FINANCE YOUR HOME WITH MUTUAL Home Savings Ass.

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