A el Daily Republican, Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1963 EPBIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Roland Schamberger, R. R.
1, are the parents of daughter born Monday (Feb. 11, 1963) in St. Josephs Hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds, four ounces. MAN 18 CHARGEL The Sheriff's office reported on ky one arrest on Tuesday.
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State Youth Ready Lenten Plans At Meeting Nine churches were represented at the meeting of the Inter-Church Council Saturday morning at the YMCA. The council meeting, sponsored by the Ministerial Association, was set to plan youth Lenten Services. Theme of this year's Lenten program is "The Challenge of the Cross." The youth of Belvidere will be given the opportunity to meet each of seven Thursday mornings before school classes for Lenten Services. The first six meetigs will be at the South Baptist Church because of its location close to the high school and the seventh session, a breakfast meeting will be held at the First Methodist Church. All services will be conducted by high school youth of Belvidere churches.
Alan Carlson is chairman of the ciation and Rev. James E. program for the Ministerial AssoMugg, the Rev. Shirley Wooden, the Rev. Elliott and the Rev.
0. H. Thome comprise the committee, Wreck (Continued From Page 1) one in the event of a crash." Two of the three loaded cars contained coal (including the one which caused the crash, and the feed. The spilled one coal was utilized third contained load of animal by members of the train crew who kept a fire burning throughout the night to stave off cold temperatures. One of the seven cars which crashed into the gulley a an empty tank car and the remaining.
six were boxcars. A complete estimate of damages has not yet been made, but "will probably run several thousand dollars," according to Swingle. PROPOSE PATENT CHANGE WASHINGTON (AP) A proposed change in the government's patent policies- denounced by opponents as a big giveaway--is heading for a challenge in a Senate investigation. ONE-DAY SERVICE On Black White PHOTO FINISHING LARRY KLEBER'S DIRECTORS: SERVICE MEASURED ALBERT WHEELER NUT BY BUT GOI BY LEO K. SABIEN THE GOLDEN PERRY C.
BENNETT RULE 203 LOGAN AVENUE BELVIDERE ILLINOIS SULLIVAN'S Thursday Is Valentine's Day Remember Everyone With A NORCROSS CARD Visit Both Floors For GIFT IDEAS SULLIVAN'S DEPT. STORE 415-417 8. State Belvidere HOSPITALS HIGHLAND Admitted: Mrs. Beverly Burritt, 611 Allen Mrs. Betty Walls, 1012 E.
Second Ronald Heckman, 3-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heckman, 1027. Whitney Terri Green, 6-monthold daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Green, 1171 Logan Kewin Catron, 9-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Catron, 1021 Maple Charles Harned, 809 Suldivan Drive; Norman Nelson, 1003 Seventh and Floyd Anderson, 315 W. -Boone St. Dismissed: Terry Shook, year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Shook, 813 W. Perry Harold Pederson, 928 Garfield Mrs. Emma Allen, R. R.
5, Rockford; Delbert Edge, R. R. 1, Marengo; Carroll McGinty, 1 1921 Eastgate Parkway, Rockford; David Kosar, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kosar, 522 W.
Harrison Anton Strauch, 931 Nevin Count; Mrs. Mary Conrad, 601 E. Hurlbut Miss Janice Johnson, R. R. 1, Poplar Grove; David Boardman, 12-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elon Boardman, 803 W. Perry Mrs. Betty Weir, 124 E. Fourth and Mrs.
Doris Willis, 528 Sunset Marengo. ST. JOSEPHS Admitted: Chris Larson, 324 Fairview Michael Brandt, 1-yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. William Brandt, Marengo; Mrs.
Lorna Pundt, 723 E. Lincoln Mrs. Fern Osterberg, Garden Prairie; Paul Wennmacher, 7-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wennmacher, 1220 0 North James Stenerson, 1001 NO Walnut a Joseph T.
Barker, 640 S. Main Ralph Peters, 417 W. Boone Denice Bender, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bender, 1209 S.
Main Delmar Nelson, Marengo; and Kathleen Vail, 11-monthold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Vail, 1102 Whitney Blvd. Dismissed: Clinton Bates, MonR. Mrs.
Zeien, Union; roe Center; Maurice, Luepkes, R. Mrs. Rosemary Walsh, 620 E. Pleasant Mrs. Ellamae Johnson, 1034 Pearl Allen Swanson, 522 W.
Perry Mrs. Edith Wilson, 423 W. Madison James and Timothy Thomas, children of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, MaPengo; Mrs.
Mildred Woods, 719 Maple Mrs. Roberta collins, R. R. and Mrs. Violet Martin, Sterling.
SCOUT NOTES BROWNIE TROOP 526 We opened the meeting and collected dues. We made valentines gifts for our parents and planned our valentine party. We closed with the Living Circle. Debbie Waldrop, scribe. TROOP 181 We made valentines for our parents.
We closed with a "Magic Circle." Debra Blodgett, scribe WE SELL AND SERVICE REFRIGERATORS Model SD502 $15995 With Trade SAVE ON YOUR QUALITY Hotpoint APPLIANCES BILL FISHERS APPLIANCE T.V. CENTER Phone $32-5055 Cherry Valley Get Ready For WOLF'S GIGANTIC DOLLAR DAYS USED CAR SALE All Days Special Sale Cars Will Be At Our 2 DOWNTOWN LOCATION WOLF CHEVROLET 111 Logan Ave. LI 4-2174 Senator Dirksen Claims Cuba Is Military Bastion SPRINGFIELD, MI. (AP)- -Sen. Everett M.
Dirksen said today Cuba is a "military bastion" which constitutes a serious threat to the western world, particularly the nations of Latin America. Dirksen told a news conference there has not been enough emphasis placed on the military buildup in Cuba "for the purpose of carrying and infiltrating" communism into the countries of Latin America. The Senate Republican minority leader said there has been buildup in the supply of tanks, rocket launchers and small arms in Cuba which "could be penetrated into these countries that are poorly defended." He singled out Brazil, saying saying "a ruckus could develop there almost any time." Dirksen said nobody knows whether Russia has removed all Its missiles from Cuba, but added that it would be premature to suggest what the United States should do about the threat from the communist-dominated Island. He described Cuba as a "Russian suburb" and said the question of whether there may still be missiles on the island "is a disturbing matter as far as the country is concerned." Dirksen said failure of the United States to provide air cover during the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 is "water over the dam" but he and other Republicans will continue their investigation into into the matter. He said he proposed the investigation after Atty.
Gen. Robert Kennedy stated recently no air was promised to the vaders. "The Bay of of Pigs was a sleeping, dog for Kennedy about 20 statement, months" Dirksen said. "I don't like to see these things go unchallenged." Dirksen said the report by Republicans, containing information derived from numerous sources, will be presented to a Senate committee for study in about two weeks. Dirksen was in Springfield for a Lincoln Day observance.
HALT METAL SMUGGLING SIT! LOUTS (AP) A metal smuggling operation which had been responsible for the theft of $25,000 in metal was halted Monday when William Allen, 42, of St. Louis was arrested, police said. JOB PRINTING -DIAL 4-2101 Thrifty HOME LOANS Farmer's National Bank Member FDIC Zenith COLOR TV REED'S TV 120 N. State Picture Frames Made To Order SWIFT PAINT STORE 403 S. State FLOWERS For Your VALENTINE LUNDIN'S Have A Receipt PAY BY CHECK First National Bank Member FDIC Diamonds Jewelry Gifts LEAR'S DISPLAY 'GREAT EMANCIPATOR' A project for the second grade classes at Lincoln School has been making a display case to commemorate the school's namesake.
Admiring the memorabilia on display are, from the left, second graders John Brockman, Patricia Fox, Judy Swanson and Bradley Taylor. The display is placed in the main corridor of the school. Second grade teacher is Miss Eloise Skulborstad. Deaths Funerals Former City Woman Dies Mrs. Leola Smull, 61, of Freeport, a former Belvidere resident mother of Grace and Marguerite Mitchell of Belvidere, died Monday in Freeport.
She was born Sept. 12, 1901 in Belvidere and was married to William Smull in Belvidere in 1946. They lived here until eight years ago when they moved to Freeport. Survivors also include the husband; another daughter, Mrs. A.
J. Thomas of Tuscaloosa, a son, Robert Smull of Freeport; seven grandchildren and 14 stepgrandchildren. Funeral rites will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Burk and Tubbs Funeral Home' in Freeport. The Rev.
Lawrence D. Hufhand of the Calvary Baptist Church of Freeport will officiate. Mrs. Wallace Groves will be the soloist. Graveside rites will be conduct- ed at the Belvidere Cemetery at' 1 p.m.
Thursday. Dunham Resident Dies In Harvard Robert W. Crocker, 56, of Dunham Township, died in Harvard Hospital at 2:35 a.m. Monday. He was born in Will County Sept.
23, 1906, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Crocker. He was married to Elizabeth Swarens Ferry in Corydon, Ind. Aug.
24, 1937. Mr. Crocker was engaged in dairy farming. He was a member! of the Harvard Presbyterian Church and the Farmer's Fellowship of the church. Survivors include the wife; one son, Francis Ferry of Chicago; his mother, Mrs.
Mary Gast Crocker, Marengo; three brothers, Raymond, Oak Lawn, and Fred and Gilbert of Belvidere; and three ters, Mrs. T. V. Shisler, Harvard, and 1 Mrs. Vernon Rhodes and Mrs.
Henry Johnson, Belvidere. Funeral rites will be conducted by the Rev. David Pfleiderer at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Presbyterian Church, Harvard. Burial will be in Mt.
Auburn Cemetery. Friends may call at the SchuttMcFarlin and Saunders Funeral Home, Harvard. Kirkland Is Site For Larsen Rites Funeral rites for Fritz Larsen will be conducted by the Rev. Philip Bergstron of the Kirkland Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Vrba Chapel, Kirkland.
Burial will be in Maple Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. American Legion Meeting Wed. 8 P.M. 12 advt.
33 CENTS A DAY Puts This Adding Machine Your Home Or Office On Rental Or Purchase Plan. Lowest Prices In 10 Years! Berg Printing Across From The Post Office Teeple Services To Be Conducted Funeral rites for Glenn R. Teeple, 71, of 127 W. Second who died in Highland Hospital Monday at 11:45 a.m., will be conducted by the Rev. Paul G.
Dibble of the First Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Buck Funeral Home. Interment will be in Highland Garden of Memories. Mr. Teeple was born Feb.
26, 1891 in Newburg, the son of Peter and Clara Marean Teeple. He was educated in Belvidere and was married June 22, 1911 in Belvidere to Carrie Kvarme. Mr. Teeple owned and operated the Teeple's Taxi Line until his retirement. He was a member of the First Methodist Church, Belvidere Lodge No.
60, AF and AM and Modern Woodman of America. He. was a life resident of Boone County. Survivors include the wife; one son, Harold, Belvidere; three daughters, Mrs. Howard Gray of Belvidere, Mrs.
LaVerne Lake, Corona del Mar, and Mrs. Edgar McGinn, Kewanee; one sister, Mrs. Jane Harper, Chicago; one uncle, Fred Marean, Belvidere; one aunt, Mrs. Anna Lord of Iowa Falls, Iowa; 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesday. Perry Allen Dies At 72 Allen, 72, of 548 Warren a retired farmer died at 5:30 p.m. Monday in Highland Hospital. He had been in failing health for several years. He was born in Zanesville, Ohio, Jan.
22, 1891, the son of Elias and Loretta Ferguson Allen. He attended Belvidere schools and was married to Mina Frances Burrows in Belvidere on Feb. 17, 1919. Mr. Allen came to Boone County with his parents when he was 12 years old.
He was a former member of Flora Grange and for 16 years was director of the Farmers Co Operative Elevator Co. Mr. Allen was the last of his family. He is survived by his wife and several nieces and nephews. A brother, Dow, and a sister, Mrs.
Joy Lane, preceded Mr. Allen in death. Funeral rites will be conducted by the Rev. Paul G. Dibble of the First Methodist Church at 2 p.m.
Thursday in the Witbeck-WheelerSabien Funeral Home. Interment will be in Belvidere Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after Wednesday noon. Donald Burton Rites Conducted Funeral rites for Donald A. Burton were conducted by the Rev.
Louis Weichbrodt of Johns United Church Christ at 2 p.m. Monday in the Buck Funeral Home. a Mrs. Frida Johnson fo offered organ numbers. Pallbearers were Fred DeWitt, William Drexler, Donald Clock, Leslie Lewis, Maynard Vowles and Yardley.
Interment was in Highland Garden of Memories. Local Men To Visit Seminar In Chicago Belvidere Representatives will Chamber of Commerce executives and local retail chairmen throughout Illinois in a one day I- linois Retail Leadership Seminar4 Wednesday. Bob MacGruder, manager, Belvidere Chamber of Com- merce, and Nels Dobbins, O'Brien and Dobbins Walgreen Agency will be the guests of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association at the meeting in the Water Tower Inn, Chicago. The session will feature discussion of current challenges in the areas of legislation and retail operations. Joseph T.
Meek, IRMA President, said, "'This February meeting is the first of its kind. The retail leadership of our State will focus attention on the vital concerns of all Illinois menchants. Practical suggestions for action at the local level on legislation, community development, effective promotions and service to consumers will be emphasized." Meeting speakers will include George Stone, J. C. Penney Com-4 pany, New York, Earl Silvers, Carson, Pirie, Scott Chicago, and Charles Boyd, J.
L. Hudson Detroit. Area Chairmen of the retail association also will take part in the 10 a.m. to p.m. program.
World Briefs OIL RESERVES LOW DENVER (AP)-Rocky Mountain-high plains states began the new year with lower oil reserves than at the start of 1962. Petroleum Information, an industry publication said today. TO BACK FOOTBALL MILWAUKEE (AP) The student government organization. at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee said Monday it would attempt to raise private funds to keep football alive. TAKES YOUNG BRIDE CHICAGO (AP) Mortimer J.
Adler, 60-year-old author and educator. and Caroline Sage Pring, 26, have announced they will be married Feb. 26 in San Francisco. TRAIN SERVICE DISRUPTED ST. LOUIS (AP)-A brief strike disrupted passenger and freight train traffic in St.
Louis Monday until, locomotive engineers returned to work in obedience to a federal court order. RETAIL SALES UP WASHINGTON (AP) -The Commerce Department estimates that retail sales amounted to $4.19 billion in the week ended Feb. 2, an increase of 5 per cent over the corresponding week last year. READ THE ADS-. I METAL WORKING MANUFACTURER NEEDS EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS Including Operators For TURRET LATHE GRINDER RADIAL DRILL MILLING MACHINE PLANER BORING BAR MUST BE ABLE TO READ BLUE PRINTS AND SET UP JOBS ON MACHINE.
INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD LOCALLY. REPLY TO BOX 220 BELVIDERE DAILY REPUBLICAN REMODELING? See Us For Ideas Plans Free Estimates Use Our Home Remodeling Plan Up To $5,000 2 Years To Repay Countryman Lumber Co. 324 Buchanan Dial LI 4-2176 GIFT WEAR Valentines Stetson Hats $11.95 $13.95 Others $3.50 To $8.50 Wembly Ties $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 Van Heusen Shirts $3.50 $4.50 $5.00 Interwoven Socks Paris Belts BEST OF EVERYTHING And Nobody Sells Them For Less GRADY SULLIVAN Belvidere's Largest Clothing Store Glenn R. Teeple Services 2:00 P.M. Wednesday, Feb.
18th Rev. Paul G. Dibble, Officiating Interment Highland Garden Of Memories Friends May Call At The Funeral Home From 7:00 To 9:00 P.M. Tuesday Evening Buck -Wheeler FUNERAL HOME 218 W. HURLBUT AVENUE BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS Burton LOOK! HERE COME DOLLAR DAYS.
