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1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE DECATUR REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Monday, April 12, 1971 PEANUTS PEANUTS MISS HELEN SWEETSTORY, AUTHOR MISS HELEN SWEETS TORY TOUCHED YOU 60T OF "THE SIX BUNNY-WUNNIES AND THIS ENVELOPE MUCHER HANDS! KLUNK! A LETTER FROM THEIR WATER BED" SHE THIS IS TOO MISS HELEN ANSWERED MY FAN LETTER! 4-M CAMPUS CLATTER MR. SHARKEY, WILL YOU 8 HERE TO STUDY cleris DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION FEMALE ANATOMY! TO THE FRONT OF THE 5 ROOM PAY ATTENTION, Reg. MR. T.M. HEA, 44 1261 4-12 APARTMENT 3-G A INHT RECEIVING A PHONE ARE HELLO, YOU MR.

FEELING? RAMAGE! HOW IS CONTINENT THERE ANYONE WHO ON WOULDN'T THE AMERICAN RECOGNIZE CALL FROM LESTER RAMAGE, HER PATIENT, TOMMIE'S ROOMMATES IN HOW THE VOICE OF LESTER RAMAGE? APARTMENT 3-G ARE MORE EXCITED THAN SHE! DID PLEASE, CAN'T WE LISTEN DON'T KNOW IN ON THE EXTENSION YOU IT DARE, WAS MAGEE! WHAT ARE WE AFTER, AN OLD YEP! HELLO OKAY, DINNY, ALLEY? WHAT'D YOU FRIEND, YOU OL' HAVE AT 'EM! SEE OVER HERE YEEP. RASCAL! GET ABOARD ANYWAY? THERE HE WIZER, WE IS! oFf GOT WORK TO DO! 2 Dut 4 A 4 12 4-12 1971 by NEA, lac, T.M. Leg. U.S. Pat.

Off, STEVE CANYON SO AM SUMMER! BUT THE SPY WHAT SHOULD I LOOK EASIER OUR MAN WHE WAS TOLD TO PICK WHICH IS WHAT STUFF IS NEW FOR -A RICHARD BURTON THAN WILL COME OUT THE PRETTIEST, STEVE, NO TROUBLE GENERAL PHILERIE TO TYPE COMING IN FROM TO MOST- CONE ACTING LIKE A YANK HAD IN MIND! THE COLD -OR WHAT ING LADY TOURIST IN TOURIST--I AM FRONT OF THE NAUGHTYONE MAGAZINE STORE! MUON CANFF MION NITU8 1 Ana CALL THE MANAGER! I HAVE BUT I PAID FORA THAT'S A ROAST BEEF IN THAT BEEN VICTIMIZED! ROAST BEEF SANDWICH IN PLEASE PASS THE SHH! SANDWICH AND CONCENTRATED MUSTARD! SCHNOOGLE QUIET THIS IS WHAT I FORM! MFG. CO. DOWN! GOT! LUNCH ROOM UNLAX! IT IS? IT'S TH' SPACE NEWEST AGE O1AL FOODS FOOD AL PILLS! STAFFER CAST BEEF 4-12 4-12 THE FAMILY CIRCUS SIDE GLANCES 4-12 1971, The Register Tribune Syndicate "How do you want your egg this morning, Daddy? Purple? Yellow? Central Illinois Deaths BOLAND Jesse J. Boland, 80, of Georgetown died noon Sunday, Lakeville Memorial Hospital, Danville; leaves daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Margaret) Horve, Decatur; funeral services 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Georgetown Church of Christ; call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Houghton Funeral Home, Georgetown; burial Forest Park Cemetery, Georgetown. BOWDRE Floyd L. Bowdre, 76, White Heath, died 1:45 a.m. Monday, Kirby Hospital, Monticello; born in White Heath; retired farmer; married Edith W.

Grove Sept. 25, 1913; she died Dec. 13, 1965; leaves sons, Brad, White Heath; Francis, Decatur; daughter, Mrs. Maude Dickerson, Seymour; brothers, Charles, Bondville; Harold, Monticello; sisters, Mrs. Mary Payne, Green-, ville; Mrs.

Hilma Huisinga, Weldon; 2 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mackey Funeral Home, Monticello; burial Monticello Cemetery; call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. COMERFORD Victor V. Comerford, 63, of rural Pana was found dead at his home about 6 p.m.

Sunday, an apparent suicide; inquest pending; born in Pana; World War II veteran; retired farmer; leaves sisters, Mrs. Opal Eilers, Tiskilwa; Mrs. Odessa Pfieffer, Shelbyville; twin brother, Virgil and brother Meritt, both of Pana; funeral arrangements incomplete, D. J. Kennedy Funeral Home, Pana.

DRUM Donald A. Drum, 68, Indianapolis, formerly of Monticello, died 9:45 p.m. Sunday Turtle Creek Nursing Home in Indianapolis; born in Monticello; married Louise Cummins Aug. 3, 1930; she died Sept. 22, 1968; leaves son, Edward Indianapolis; brothers, Harry, Pesotum; Rex, Lawrence, sister, Mrs.

Bess Haines, Monticello; 3 grandchildren; private services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Mackey Funeral Home, Monticello; burial Monticello Cemetery; no visitation. GORDON Mrs. Isom (Lela) Gordon, 84, of Nokomis died 4 p.m. Sunday, Hillsboro Hospital; born Nokomis; member First Baptist Church, Nokomis; married Isom A.

Gordon Nov. 26, 1929 in Decatur; he died in 1945; services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Stiehl-Dawson Funeral Home, Nokomis; burial Gordon Cemetery, near Moweaqua; call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. OEHLSEN Mrs.

Betty Louise Oehlsen, 45, of Shelbyville died 12:45 a.m. Saturday, Shelby County Memorial Hospital; born Findlay; married; leaves daughters, Mrs. Jacklyn Rhymer, Medford, Mrs. Waltine Hodgkins, Maine; sons, Charles, Gilmore, parents; sisters, Mrs. Virginia Helton, Decatur; Mrs.

Wanda Riley, Victorville, Calif; Mrs. Mary Alice Lindemuth, Fort Wayne, brother, Raymond Lewis, Findlay; nine grandchildren; services 1 p.m. Tuesday, Howe Yockey Funeral Home, Shelbyville; burial Glenwood Cemetery; call 6 to 9 p.m. Monday. SEHIE Mrs.

John (Vallie) Sehie, 82, of Flora, died noon Sunday, Clay County Hospital, Flora; born in Cumberland County; married John Sehie Jan. 30, 1909 in Clay County; he died in 1962; leaves sons, Anthony, Flora; John L. and Clifford E. both of Springfield, Bernard, Clay City; daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Loraine) Ayres, Olney; Pauline, Flora; Mrs.

Richard (Lieuzetta) Connerly, Hord; brothers, Esaue Feller, Sullivan; Russell Feller and Christian Feller, both of Terre Haute, Charles Feller, Coatsville, sisters, Mrs. Opel Richards, Hammond, Mrs. Umar (Belle) Lunsford, Arlington Heights; 25 grandchildren; 23 greatgrandchildren; services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Cardascio-Hancock Funeral Home, Flora; burial Elmwood Cemetery, Flora; call after 2 p.m. Tuesday.

WATSON Mrs. Ernest (Velma Watson, 68, of Pana died 3:30 a.m. Sunday, Pana Community Hospital; born near Tower Hill; member Pana United Methodist Church; Arcana Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, Pana; Hospital Auxiliary; American Decatur Deaths CHESTER Mrs. Lela Chester, 43, of Los Angeles died at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in her home.

Funeral services are incomplete at J. J. Moran and Sons Funeral Home. Mrs. Chester was born Oct.

19, 1927 in Monroe County, a daughter of Thomas J. McCoy and Norma (Davis) McCoy. She left Decatur and had lived in California for 20 years. She leaves brothers B. H.

McCoy, Fresno, Willie D. McCoy and Thomas McCoy, both of Decatur; Rex McCoy, Bowling Green, sisters, Mrs. Dep (Delma) Hix and Mrs. John (Ella) Wilson both of Bowling Green; Mrs. Fred (Merlene) Satterlee, Buckingham, Mrs.

Donald (Dorothy) Melhorn, Belleville; Mrs. Robert (Ruby) Oakley, Heyworth. One sister preceded her in death. COBURN Frank Coburn, 80, of 1037 W. Wood St.

died at 8 p.m. Sunday in his home. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home where friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday.

Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery. Mr. Coburn was born in Jasper County, a son of Thomas Freemont and Montie Isley Coburn. He moved to Decatur from Vandalia in 1920. He retired from the grocery business in 1956.

He married Isabelle Holt on Jan. 2, 1917; she preceded him in death. Surviving Mr. Coburn are one son, Argyl, of Decatur; three daughters, Mrs. Audra Dennis and Mrs.

Leon (Ardyth) Kanler, both of Decatur; Mrs. Owen (Arvetta) Kinzie, of South Bend, three brothers, J.R., of Portage, Dallas, of Decatur; Fred, of Vandalia; three sisters, Mrs. Raymond (Verna) Tevis and Mrs. Frank (Jessie) Allender, both of Vandalia; Mrs. Carl (Clara) Humphries, of Jennings, 12 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; two sons preceded him in death.

DAY Albert M. Day, 56, of 2566 A Matter Of Record Public Meetings Today City Council, City Council chambers, 355 E. Wood 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Board of Education, Keil Building, 101 W. Cerro Gordo 7:30 p.m.

Fire Calls Sunday 5:36 a.m., 304 Southland first aid call, Joe Flowers taken by ambulance to St. Mary's Hospital. 9:40 a.m., 1635 E. Mrs. Florence E.

Wilson, residence, burning leaves ignited shrubs, burning shrubs lgnited side of house, $100 damage to building, $50 damage to shrubs. 1:49 p.m., 2527 Redlich John Kipp residence, overheated motor on wash machine, $25 damage. 2:16 p.m., 2300 N. Edward Decatur Memorial Hospital, humidifier control for recovery room stuck allowing pure steam to enter room, no fire. 2:35 p.m., 2300 N.

Edward Decatur Memorial Hospital nurses' quarters, heat indicator in basement room activated, no damage. 3:17 p.m., 1032 W. Eldorado Harry H. Dunbar residence, resident needed assistance into wheelchair. Monday 1:24 a.m., 1710 E.

Cleveland Malicious false alarm. Central Illinois Births KRAEGER, Mr. and Mrs. William, 1613 w. Wood, girl, April 9, St.

Mary's LEE, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, 109 Isabella, boy, April 9, St. Mary's PEARCE, Mr. and Mrs.

Gail, Arthur, boy, April 9, St. Mary's LOWE, Mr. and Mrs. Ricnard, 3320 Camelot Circle, girl, April 9, St. Mory's 888 ANDERSON, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, Haynes, boy, April 10, St. Mary's MUNN, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 110 E.

Isabella, girl, April 10, St. Mary's NOLAN, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, 3750 N. Woodford, girl, April 10, St.

Mary's PICKER, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin, 580 S. Church, girl, April 10, St. Mary's HILL, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald, 55 Phillips, girl, April 11, St. Mary's COLLINS, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, Argenta, boy, April 12, St.

Mary's MACKLING, Mr. and Mrs. John, 2409 E. William, boy, April 12, St. Mary's BINKLEY, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard, Mount Zion, boy, April 10, DMH HUTTER, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Oreana, girl, April 10, DMH COGGINS, Mr. and Mrs.

John Thomas, Maroa, boy, April 11, DMH COOK, Mr. and Mrs. George, Route 8, boy, April 11, DMH Mr. qnd Mrs. Robert, 154 N.

Western girl, April 11, DMH Legion Auxiliary; married Ernest Watson Oct. 14, 1902; leaves husband; daughters, Norma, Pana; Mrs. B. J. (Lela) Cummins, Pontiac, brother, Oliver Shallenberger, Tower Hill; one grandchild; services 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Stumpf Funeral Home, Pana; burial Linwood Cemetery, Pana; call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. WILSON Mrs. Belva A. Wilson, 86, of Clinton died 5:30 p.m.

Sunday, John Warner Hospital, Clinton; born DeWitt County; married Jesse C. Wilson, Sept. 30, 1903, Clinton; leaves grandchildren, J. Arnett Wilson, Bloomington; Mrs. Geraldine Turner, Cedarville, Ohio; three great-grandchildren; one greatgreat-grandchild; services 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday, HeringtonCalvert Funeral Home, Clinton; burial Woodlawn Cemetery, Clinton; call 7 to 9 Tuesday. Mrs. Holt Dies at 89 Easy St. died at 8:15 a.m. Sunday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Funeral services are incomplete in Brintlinger's Funeral Home. Mr. Day was born March 27, 1915 in Beggs, a son of Michael and May Day. He was a welder by trade. He married Lucille Carnathan Aug.

20, 1939 in Marietta, Okla. He leaves his wife; sons, William Dallas, Tex. and David M. Day, Anaheim, a step-daughter, Mrs. Jake (Norma) Helton, Decatur; brothers, William and Carl, Cucamonga, sisters, Mrs.

Smiley (Inez) Basham, Tulsa, Okla. and Mrs. Mac (Jessie) McSwain, Atlanta, and seven grandchildren. SNYDER Floyd M. Snyder, 66, of New Port Richey, formerly of Decatur died April 5 in New Port Richey.

Funeral services were held Friday in Villa Park. He leaves sisters, Mrs. Clara Jandrin and Mrs. Margaret Bundy, both of Decatur. ROBERTSON Mary Irene Robertson, 57, of Burbank, a former Decatur resident, died Friday in Burbank.

Funeral services were today in Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, Calif. Burial was in Forest Lawn. She was born in Sullivan, a daughter of W. D. and Fern Robertson.

She had been a resident of Burbank for the past 12 years. She was a member of the Woodley Avenue Baptist Church in Granada Hills, Calif. Surviving are her mother of Decatur; and sisters, Stella Marie Bromel Decatur, Cathryn Bellows of Plainwell, and Betty McCool of Burbank, Calif. Correction John E. Fick, school board president, and William D.

Weaver, board members, both opposed busing students to a- chieve racial balance in the 1970 school board campaign. A story on Page 3 of the Sunday Herald and Review incorrectly stated both favored such a plan. OPEN DAILY 10-10, SUN. 10 To: Auto EK AUTO CENTER INSTALLATION HEAVY-DUTY FOR COMPACT '60 to '66 Valiants and '63 to '66 Darts Terrific buy! Mufflers with double -wrapped rust-out, road hazards noise. Shop and save at For Larger Model Autos Mrs.

James Reaves (Bessie) Holt, 89, of 302 S. Union St. died at 9:15 a.m. Sunday in the Macon County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Memorial services for Mrs.

Holt will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home, where friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today. Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery. She was born in St.

Louis, a daughter of John and Martha Dudley Trigg. Mrs. Holt was a past president and member of the Sans Souci Club. She also was a president of the Federation of Women's Societies of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs.

Holt was a chapter member of Westminster church. THERE MIGHT BE TWO OR THREE! ARE YOU OR TALK FOR A LITTLE WHILE? 3 GU 4-12 1971 by NEA, T.M. leg. US. Fat.

Off. "I won't know what I want to be until I grow up and get analyzed!" She also was a member of the Decatur Club and a charter member Millikin Dames. Active in humanitarian endeavors, Mrs. Holt headed many Red Cross projects for servicemen as well as sewing and other relief projects for refugees. She was married to James Reaves Holt Dec.

29, 1904. He died in 1965. Mr. Holt was chairman of the board and president of Linn Scruggs Co. The store had been a Decatur landmark and family tradition for 100 years.

Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Charles H. (Betty) Ruedi and Mrs. Frederick W. (Innes) Logan, both of Decatur, and Mrs.

John M. (Martha) Denman of Sedan, 5 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Five brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. Memorials: Westminster Presbyterian Church or Decatur Memorial Hospital. ALLEY 00P BUGS BUNNY N.Y.

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