Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 42

42 Decatur, Illinois, Wednesday, February 1969 DECATUR HERALD Home; burial, Craceland Dickson; leaves wife, son JP- James Scott, Decatur; sis'er Macon County Deaths CLARY Mrs. Donald (Helen) Clary, 37, of 1529 N. College St. died 1:35 p.m. Monday, Decatur i VED.

SPECIAL Cemetery; call after 5 p.m. Thursday. McGINNIS Mrs. Roy (Ruth) McGinnis, 77, of 512 Columbus Dr. died 6:50 a.m.

Tuesday in Lakeshore Manor where she had been a Memorial Hospital, 45 minutes Mrs. Leland (Beatrice) O'Dell, Lovington; brother William Schuyler Taylorville; and five grandchildren; services 3:45 p.m. Thursday, Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home; ourial, after being admitted after BERG AN A. N. Bergan, 83, formerly of Chatsworth; died 1:55 a.m.

Tuesday, Decatur Memorial Hospital; lived Villa Marie Nursing Home, Maroa; born becoming ill following recent at surgery; burial office ZEHNPFUND Wilhelm Grank Zehnpfund, 57, of 1372 N. Church St. found dead in home 2 p.m. Sunday; born Oct. 17, 19U, Decatur, son of Edmund and Amelia Scheof-fel Zehnpfund; life-time resident of Decatur; carpenter; World War II veteran; leaves sons William, Edmund and Richard, all of Los Angeles, daughters Karen, Pam and Kathy, all of Los Angeles; sisters Mrs.

Emelie Stone, Decatur; services 10 a.m. Thursday, J. J. Moran Sons Funeral Home; burial Graceland Cemetery; call after 4 p.m. Wednesday.

and Reauiem Mass 10 a.m. patient since March 30, 1967; born Aug. 23, 1891, Belfast, N. brother Frank Rockford; sisters Mrs. Louise M.

Crosthwait, Mrs. Paul (Rosamond) Lee, Mary Grimm, all of Bloomington; Ruth Grimm, Peoria; Mrs. James (Helen) Doherty, Seattle, Mrs. Thomas (Evelyn) Galesburg; services 4 p.m. Wednesday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home; cremation following services; no visita Macon Cemetery; call after 4 p.m.

Wednesday; family suggests memorials to Oreana Christian Church or American March 25, 1885; resident Thursday, St. Johns Episcopal Ireland, daughter of Samuel and onical's Pizza v3 Margaret Kennedy McWilliams; Church; burial Graceland Cemetery; call 7 to 9 p.m. Wednes day at Dawson Wikoff Fu Decatur 17 years; married Gertrude Shaughnessy at Chatsworth in 1905; leaves sons James Ogden; Ambrose neral Home: memorials sug affiliated with Jehovah Witnesses; mar-ied Roy McGinnis, March 2, 1920, Newburg, N. he died June 10. 1959: leaves Cancer Society.

TEMPLETON John F. Templeton, 58, of 1595 N. Ellen St. died 6:15 a.m. West Palm Beach, John gested to American Cancer So Calumet City; daughters ciety.

tion; family suggests memorials sons Donald and William, De Tuesday in home; born Nov. 24, FORT John Fort, 88, of 1425 N. 1910, Shelby County son of to Heart Fund. BORDERS John C. Borders.

77, of 741 E. catur; Marcus, Hialeah, brother, Robert McWilliams, Ireland: sister. Mrs. Mae Hi2- George W. and Mary Water St.

died p.m. Monday, Illinois Masonic Home, Sulli gins, Ireland; 11 grandchildren; Van Buren died 7:15 p.m. Templeton; lived in Decatur 25 years; retired plant employe, Sunshine Dairy; married Ruby Hr for Mrs. Alice Fitzpatrick. Bayles Heights; Mrs.

Helen Chariot, St. Louis; Mrs. Alma Fitzgerald, Decatur; six grandchildren; five great grandchildren; services 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Culkin Funeral Home, Chatsworth, and at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Chatsworth, 10 a.m.; burial St.

Patrick Cemetery, Chatsworth; van; born May 4, 1880, James Tuesday home; Dorn Scottsville. Jan. 22, 1392, Mitchell, July 4, 1945, Decatur; town, Ohio, son of Gouldy and Mary Fort; Decatur resident 40 son of John and Emily Kinslow leaves wife; sons John years; retired farmer; member services 10:30 a. m. Friday, Brintlinger's Funeral Home; burial, Graceland Cemetery; call after 4 p.

m. Thursday; family requests no flowers. MORGAN Mrs. William H. (Martha Harnstown; Darrell, at home; daughter Mrs.

Betty Crayne, Grace United Metnodist Church; 55-year member Maroa Lodge 454 married Borders; retired carpenter; Decatur resident 10 years: member Bethel Temple Pentecostal Church; World War I veteran; married Murl McMamnie who died June, call after 4 p.m. Wednes Springfield: stepson Everett Mitchell, Decatur; brothers Nettie Jeanetta Fort, in 1901 at Lester and William, California; Morgan, 74, of 1251 E. Leafiar.d Ave. died 9:40 a.m. Tuesday, sister Mrs.

C. J. (Mable) Gays; she died Aug. 9, 1951; leaves son Bernard Peoria; 1952; married Elizabeth Boit in Edwards, California; 13 Decatur Memonal Hospi-al; Decatur March 28. 1901; leaves grandchildren; services 1 p.m, born Dec.

12, 1894, Clinton sisters Mrs. Ollie Craig and Mrs. Lucy Barnett, both of wife; daughter Mrs. Hazel Culp, Thursday, Dawson Wikoff Clinton; four grandchildren; 18 Oconee: sons James, Indiana; County, daughter of John and Clara A. Bright Links; liv ed in Decatur 41 years; member Methodist Church John Pana; Stanley C.

and great-grandchildren; services 2 day. TARTER Mary Ellen Tarter, infant daughter of Willie and Wanda Hendrickson Tarter of Mount Zion, died 8:10 p.m. Monday, St. Mary's Hospital; survivors include sister Mrs. Jerry West, Decatur; grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Hendrickson, Chesterville; services 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Mount Zion Cemetery; no visitation; J. J. Ex-Chicago Chief Engineer, H.

Brown, Dies Harry D. Brown of 4087 Park Lane, supervisor of engineering and construction for several Chicago landmarks, died at 10 p.m. Monday in Decatur Memorial Hospital. A retired chief engineer for the city of Chicago building department, Mr. Brown, 82, moved here following i retirement seven years ago.

During 56 years in the engineering and construction field, he supervised the building of the Chicago Tribune plant, Wrigley Field, Chicago in-cinerator and other landmarks. He was a member of Central Christian Church, Mel Tierney American Legion Post, University Club of Park Ridge, Engineering Club and Friars in Chicago. A World War I Army veteran, he married Elvira Hallier Nov. 3, 1917 in Chicago. p.m.

Thursday, Grace United Good on Table Service or Carry-Out (Large Super Italian Sausage Pizza) 12 OZ. SOFT DRINKS 10c married William H. Morgan June, 1916, Keyespoit; leaves Methodist Church; burial, Ridge Cemetery, Maioa; call after 5 p.m. Wednesday at Brintlinger's J. both of Decatur: Floyd i 1 1 Kenneth Shelby ville; stepchildren Floyd Bolt, Dennis Bolt, Mrs.

Donna Woodyard, Mrs. Betty Wolverton. all Decatur: Mrs. son Joseph Richard, Decatur; sister Mrs. August (Bertha) Curdt, Boulder; brother Gilbert Funeral Home, at church p.m.

to service time Thursday, HAMBLIN Beverly Tetrault, Mrs. Bernice Centralia; services 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Dawson Moran Sons Funeral Home in Mrs. Gladys G. Hamblin of 6 Wikoff Funeral Home; burial Funeral Ho me; burial, Graceland Cemetery; call after 5 p.m.

Wednesday. WALLACE Merle R. Wallace, 60, of 3115 Holly Dr. died 3:05 a.m. Tuesday, Decatur Memorial Hospital; born Feb.

18, 1908 Jasper County; resident Decatur 40 years; employed as electrical contractor and for Wagner Castings member Four Square Church; married Marie Schultz Dec. 12, 1926, Newton; leaves wife; sons Rev. Dallas Bakersfield, Howard Decatur; sister Mrs. Mearl (Naomi) Trimble, Decatur; brothers Bernard N. and Harvey both Decatur; seven grandchildren; services 1 Wade, Raymond Bolt, Airs.

CharlenePeacher, all California; John Bolt, New York; Mrs. Linda Mulvaney, Missouri: arrangements in 256 N. Church St. died 9 a.m. 23.

OPEN DAILY 5 P. Graceland Cemetery; call after Tuesday in home; daughter of CLOSED MONDAY 6 p.m. Wednesday. SCHUYLER Benjamin and Sylvia Davidson Hopkins; lifelong resident of complete, body in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. James J.

Schuyler, 64, of Macon retired employe, Oreana died 9:45 p.m. Monday, Illinois Bell Telephone Decatur Memonal Hospital; 'D PH. 877-7988 3 MONICAL'S PIZZA 3 charge of arrangements. GRIMM John E. Grimm, 58, of 1565 W.

Forest died 5:30 p.m. Monday of heart attack in Marion; born Nov. 1910, Bloomington, son of Valentine and Rose Ann Kenney Grimm; moved from Bloomington 18 years ago; salesman for Atlas Mattress married Wiletta B. Helm, Bloomington; leaves wife; sons Terry Chicago; Joseph Los Angeles, daughter Kathy, Decatur; born Aug. 30, 1904, near Macon, CUBAN REFUGEES Geneva (AP) The International Reset member Grace United Methodist Church; member of Wesleyan Service Guild a church, Telephone Pioneers of He leaves his wife, a son son of William and Edna Boren Schuyler; moved to Oreana Donald Liberty ville; a sisier tlement Organization reports from Decatur eight months ago; Mrs.

Roy J. Battis, Chicago; and two grandchildren. Pershina Oakland 1 that: fi.800 Cubans who had p.m. Friday, Dawson Wikoff America and Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 111; leaves sister Mrs. Harvey (Bessie) Rice, Decatur; services 10 a.m.

Friday, Dawson Wikoff Funeral 0 Private memorial services were Tuesday in the Dawson Funeral Heme; burial Graceland Cemetery; call after retired switchman, Wabash Railroad member, Sharon United Methodist Church; married Ethel M. Scott, 1935, -cr -cr -tr -o -tu emigrated from Cuba to Spain left that country last year for the United States. Wikoff Funeral Home. 4 p.m. Thursday.

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