3 3 Illinois, Wednesday April 1, 1970 In Piano Recital Brenda Harden, Janise and Lori Torrance, and Cindy Van Arsdale will appear in a piano, organ and vocal recital, Sunday, April 5, at 2:00 p.m. Lallarpe Christian Church. Their teacher, Mrs. Esther Ferguson, cordially invites the public to attend. time in the home of Mr.and Mrs Earle A.
Kloster. Others from out of town attending the services were: Mrs. Wilson's nephew, Kenneth R. Shorts of Waukegan; Mr. and Mrs.
William Wilson of near Raritan; Mrs. Gladys Bigger of near Media; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dixson of Little York; Mrs. Merwin Smith of near Monmouth and Mr.
and Mrs. Don R. Brooking Rock Island; and a number of other friends whose names we failed to learn. IN THE SERVICE JERRY L. MOWEN Army Private First Class Jerry L.
Mowen, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mowen, Route 1, Sciota, was assigned as an infantryman with the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vietnam, Feb. 26. His wife, Connie, lives on Route 2, Roseville, Ill.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all the friends and relatives for the kindnesses shown at the time of the death and funeral of our loved one, Jessie Claybaugh. Mrs. Zelva Buttgen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Claybaugh Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Birdsell, nieces and nephews (A4-1) SPECIMEN BALLOT SOUTH HENDERSON COUNTY COMMUNITY UNIT DISTRICT NO. 116 HENDERSON COUNTY, ILLINOIS Election: April 11, 1970 For Members of the Board of Education To serve for three years. (Instruction to Voters: Vote for two. Not more than three members may be elected from any one township.
On the basis of the existing membership, no member may be elected from Stronghurst township; not more than two members may be elected from Carman township; not more than two members may be elected from Media township; not more than two members may be elected from Raritan township; not more than two members may be elected from Gladstone township; not more than two members may be elected from Lomax township; not more than one member may be elected from Terre Haute township.) WAYNE E. BUNDY (Carman township) DOREN E. SMITH (Media township) EDWIN A. SIENS (Carman township) township) township) township) I hereby certify that the above is a specimen of a ballot to be voted on in South Henderson County Community Unit School District 116, Henderson County, Illinois, April 11, 1970. PRECINCT NUMBER ONE All that territory within the district laying and being in the Carman and Lomax Townships, Henderson County, Illinois.
POLLING PLACE Independent Order of Odd Fellows Dining Hall, Carman, Illinois. PRECINCT NUMBER TWO All the remaining territory within the district. POLLING PLACE Stronghurst School Building, Stronghurst, Illinois. Secretary Board of Education 6 Henderson County, NELLIE WILSON Oquawka- Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie L.
Wilson, who passed away in Kansas City, on Tuesday night, were held at the Oquawka United Methodist Church on Friday afternoon, with the Rev. Noy M. Doll, pastor of church, officiating Mrs. Martin played a selection of organ music. Pallbearers were Wendell E.
Slover, Gillette B. Dixon, Kenneth E. Smith, Harry Parsons and Steve Ohler, all of Oquawka, and Den A. Brooking of Rock Island. Burial was made in the Oquawka ceme tery.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fadler of Kansas and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Miller of Chicago, the ladies being daughters of Wilson, arrived here on Thursday afternoon, and spent some Celebrates Birthday Juli Marie Cargill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cargill of Stronghurst, celebrated her first birthday March 31, 1970. Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Morris of Gladstone: Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cargill of Stronghurst.
Paternal Great Grandmothers are Mrs. Gladys Brouse of Media and Mrs. Rachel Gray of Stronghurst. LOMAX Mrs. Frances Kline and children returned home after spending the past week with the husband and father at De Witt, where he is employed, at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Worrell and Alicia and Mrs. Kerfeet of Burnside were Sunday afternoon visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Shanks. Mrs. Eldon Roberts of Ft Madison, was a Saturday afternoon visitor in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shanks.
Marshall McKeown Marshall S. McKeown, 85, of 548 S. Tenth, died Thursday, Mar. 26, at 4:30 p.m. in his home.
He was born June 11, 1884, in Henderson county, the son of Robert and Anna McCartney McKeown. Oct. 8, 1913, he married Maggie Weller in Biggsville, Ill. Mr. McKeown was employed by the Burlington railroad for 30 years, a member of Railway Veterans and South Henderson county Presbyterian church.
Surviving: The wife; a daughter, Norma June Kemp, Lomax, two sisters, Mrs. Anna Pendarvis, Oak Park, and Mrs. Rena Hedges, Galva, four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Funeral services were Monday at 11 a.m. in Giles chapel at Burlington in charge of Rev.
Jerry Richards. Burial was in the Stronghurst cemetery. BIRTHS A girl was born Monday, March 30 at Burlington Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Terry G.
Edwards, Smithshire, Illinois. A boy was born Monday, March 30 at Burlington Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Jones of Biggsville, Ill.
SUSIE GULLBERG Mrs. Karl Gullberg, aged 67, of rural- Kirkwood, died this to morning at 1 2:45 o'clock at the Community Memorial Brown Hospital. of The former Susie was born Aug. 17, 1902, in Kewanee, daughter of James and the Susie (Burrell) Brown, and her early life in the Stronghurst community. Her spent marriage to Karl Gullberg March took 5, place and the couple farmed in in Galesburg 1923, Kirkwood community 44 years.
For 25 years, they operated a turkey Survivors include Mr. llfarm. berg, a son, William Karl Gullberg of Stronghurst, and two daughters, Mrs. Edwin (Susan) and Pfuehler of Cheney, Miss Karlene Gullberg of Cahokia, Ill. Four grandsons, Billy, Kim and Jon Gullberg and Eric Pfuehler, also survive as well as three brothers and sisters: Dale Brown, Monsix mouth, Burrell Brown, Rush Rock Island, Mark Brown, Springs, Mrs.
Harry (Stella) Brownawell, Oquawka, Mrs. Vivian Phillips, Mrs. Archie Lant, Rock ford, Mrs. Clara Wells of Lahoma, Mrs. Winona Hart.
sell of Sacramento, Calif. and Mrs. Joyce Otto of Austin, Tex. Nieces, nephews and other relatives also survive. Besides her parents, she was preceded, in death by two brothers.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday, at 2:30 p.m. at the Holliday and Hoover Memorial Chapel in charge of the Rev. Raymond C. Swanson of the First Lutheran church of which Mrs. Gullberg was a member.
Burial took place in Warren County Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. C. Brooks Tells DAR Of Monmouth, Oreg. The Daniel McMillan Chapter NSDAR met March 20 at the home of Miss Esther Marshall, with Mrs.
James Sanderson and Mrs. Milford Isaacson assisting hostesses. 15 members were present. The meeting was opened by' Hugh Yaley, Regent. Mrs.
Carl Sandstrom gave the devotionals and prayer, as the Chaplain, Mrs. Chester Brooks, was program chairman. The Pledge of Allegiance was given and the National Anthem sung. The minutes of previous: meeting were read and approved. The treasurer's report was omitted because of the absence of the Treasurer, Mrs.
Louis Wilhelm. 1 Mrs. Charles Bergren, Vice Regent read the President General's Message from the DAR Magazine. Mrs. Rudolph Payne read the National Defense Report and an article entitled is -the Matter with the Mrs.
Yaley reported that none of the delegates or officers of our Chapter had attended the DAR Conference in Chicago on March 12 to 14. Mrs. Sarah Peasley reported that she had donated the flag in her possession to the Brownie Scouts of Stronghurst of which Mrs. Loretta Morris is leader. Mrs.
Chester Brooks, instead of giving a book review, as scheduled, gave an interesting and educational account of her GreatPeter Butler's organization got ver "AUCTIONS 18 0-1 u8b- APPRAISALS (COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE) Dos xod HARVEY A. LINK MEDIA, ILL. 61460 PHONE (AC 309) ELMER L. HARDEN CITY, IOWA 50401 PHONE (AC 515) MASON 423-1527 and leadership of 29 wage loads of people who immigr ated from Monmouth, Illinol to the State of Oregon in 1852 where they founded the of Monmouth, Oregon also Monmouth College. This College is now a State College.
Mr. Butler reported in letters that all his, group arrived safely in Oregon, with 48 people instead of 47, as baby had been born enroute. The meeting was adjourned and delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. 'OUR CLASSIFIED ADS Notice Of Library Election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the regular election library trustees of the Board of Library Trustees of Henderson County Library District, Henderson County, I- linois will be held Tuesday April 14, 1970 at the polling places hereinafter described in Henderson County Public Library District for the purpose of electing Three (3) library trustees for a full six (6) year term commencing in May, 1970. Notice is further given that at said election the following proposition will be submitted: "Shall the Trustees of 'The Henderson County Public Library District of Henderson County, Illinois hereafter be appointed 1 by the Circuit Court of Herderson County, Illinois?" For the purpose of said election the following precincts and polling places; are hereby established: PRECINCT 1.
Voters residing in Bald Bluff, Rozetta and Biggsville Townships polling place, Henderson County Public Library Build ing in the Village of Biggs ville. PRECINCT 2. Voters re siding in Oquawka Township polling place, Town Hall the Village of Oquawka. PRECINCT 3. Voters re siding in Gladstone Township being Township Ten (10 North, Range Five (5) Wes of the Fourth Principal Meri dian, polling place, Town Hal in the Village of Gladstone PRECINCT 4.
Voters re siding in Fractional Gladstone Township, being Township Ten (10) North, Range Six West of the Fourth Principe Meridian, polling place being Town Hall in the Village Gulfport. PRECINCT 5. Voters re siding in Stronghurst and Car man Townships, polling place Media Stronghurst Terr Haute Fire Protection Build ing in the Village of Strong hurst. PRECINCT 6. Voters in Lo max and Terre Haute Town ships, polling place in th Town Hall in the Village: Lomax.
PRECINCT 7. Voters re siding in Media Township polling place, Media Com munity Hall in the Village Media. PRECINCT 8. Voters re siding in Raritan Townshi polling place, Raritan Oper House, Raritan. All voters shall vote at the designated polling places fo each precinct.
The polls of said electio shall be opened at 12 o'clock Noon and shall remain open until 7 P.M. on said date DATED this 9th day March, 1970. MAXINE KLOSTER Secretary Henderson County Library District.
