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Newspaper

Daily Gazette

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

2

Emil Reglin obituary services set in Dixon

Emil Reglin eighty died Wednesday evening at Dixon Public Hospital after a short illness. Services 1 30 p m Friday at Chapel Hill Funeral Home with Rev Maurice Reed of First Baptist Church. Burial Riverside Cemetery Sterling. Visitation today 2 4 and 7 9 p m. Memorial to First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Ida four sons Otto Lester Floyd and Kenneth a daughter Anna and fifteen grandchildren plus a foster daughter and one sister. Three sisters and two brothers preceded in death.

Dixon Emil Reglin Willett Ave Dixon Public Hospital Chapel Hill Maurice Reed First Baptist Church Riverside Cemetery Sterling Minonk Carl Anna May Reglin Ida Hinrichs Rock Falls Marvin Anna Homer Otto Nachusta Lester Amboy Floyd Kenneth Foster Ughter Alice Ackland Emilie King Memphis Tenn

Death notice for Harry L. Minton in Boone Iowa

Harry L Minton age 72 of 1222 2nd St Boone Iowa died Wednesday afternoon after a short illness Funeral services pending in Boone burial in Magnolia Iowa Survived by widow son Ronald Minton two grandchildren three brothers and three sisters not living nearby

Harry L .Minton 2Nd St Boone Iowa Ronald Minton 7Th Ave Rock Falls Sterling Magnolia

Larry Don Munz Found Dead In Car

Larry Don Munz aged 30 was found dead in his car at 5 30 am at his father s Milledgeville home. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Trinity Atheran Church with Rev William Welk presiding and burial at Oak Knoll Memorial Park in Sterling. Masonic rites accompany the service with a memorial established in his name. He was born August 10 1949 in Sterling and lived his life in the area working at Plum Hollow recreation center in Dixon. He belonged to Trinity Lutheran and is survived by a daughter Shelly a son Brad two brothers Ronald and Lanny and his paternal grandmother Mrs Lucy Munz.

Milledgeville Larry Don Munz Trinity Atheran Church William Welk Oak Knoll Memorial Park Sterling Woodin Funeral Home Larry Munz Rex Margaret Sullivan Munz Plum Hollow Dixon Trinity Lutheran Shelly Brad Ronald Lanny Lucy Munz

Funeral for Arthur J. Ackeberg in Prophetstown

Funeral services for Arthur John Ackeberg 77 were held May 30 at First Congregational Church Prophetstown with Rev A Dean Lundstrom officiating. Organist Randell Tenley and pallbearers Fred Bridge stock D C Bayles Emery Upton Neil Bridgestock Arlyn Raser Henry Frankenfield. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Floral tributes managed by Hill Crest Greenhouse. A memorial is established in his name.

Prophetstown Arthur John Ackean First Congregational Church Fred Bridgestock D. C. Bayles Emery Upton Neil Bridgestock Arlyn Raser Henry Frankenfield Riverside Cemetery Henry Thormahien Alice Clary Ruth Blumhoff Hill Crest Arthur John Ackeberg

Open House for 80th Birthday in Sterling

Mrs Mamie Stern of 1412 16th Ave Sterling celebrates her 80th birthday Sunday June 6 with an open house from 2 to 4 pm in the First Evangelical Lutheran Church basement north on Rt 88 Sterling. Her children and spouses organize the event inviting relatives and friends.

Mamie Stern 16Th Ave Sterling Charles J Stern Lloyd Stern Frank Ward Carl Urban First Evangelical Loutheran Church North

Stock Market Prices at Swift Rochelle Plant Forecast

Robotic market compendium records 10 am quotes from Swift Rochelle plant and Atkinson market with cattle hogs and calves. Prices show lower bid trends across butcher, cattle, and hog segments, with top quotes around 32.50 for steers and 18.00 for hogs. Dow Jones and NYSE data noted, plus corporate stock figures.

Swift Rochelle Swift and Co Rochelle Butchers Nee

Corn and Wheat Futures Rise Amid Weather and Blight Talk

In early trading corn futures climbed on weather influences with late buying entering the pit about 45 minutes before close. Traders cited an unconfirmed blight report across several states, while wheat rose on Southwest weather cues and nearby options strength as corn gains fed into it. By session end corn up 4.5 cents to July at 1.50 1/2, wheat up 3 cents to July 1.58 1/4, soybeans up 2 cents to July 3.11 1/8, oats about 0.11 higher at 72 cents.

THE Daily Gazette Sterling-Rock Falls Illinois

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Mary Andreas in Sterling

Funeral services conducted at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Allen Funeral Home Sterling for Mrs Mary A Andreas with Rev David Foutster of First United Methodist Church officiating. Burial at Oak Knoll Memorial Park. Roscoe Eades organist and Kent Detweiler soprano sang using When They Ring the Golden Bells and The Haven of Rest. Pallbearers named. Flowers by Lundstrom Florists.

Allen Funeral Home Sterling Mary A. Andreas David Foutster First Unitedethodist Church Oak Knoll Memorial Park Roscoe Eades Kent Detweiler Gary Andreas Michael Andreas John Moloney Richard Moloney John Pratt James Segneri Lundstrom Fiorists George Hansen Clinton Iowa Ray Meighan W. 5Th St St. Patrick's Church James McNamara Riverside Comery Hansen Mercy Hospital

YMCA Schedule Highlights Open Gym And Classes

The YMCA offers open gym slots from 10 to 12 noon and 1 30 p m to 5 p m with noon men s group 12 1 30 p m and evening pool buddy system 6 9 30 p m Adult Women s Swim Instruction 2 3 p m Open swimming 3 4 p m Girls Beginners I 4 4 30 p m II 4 30 5 p m Minnow Class 5 5 30 p m Health Club 10 a m 9 30 p m Women s Instruction 8 9 p m Lifesaving class 6 8 p m Youth game room 3 30 p m Weight lifting 10 a m 9 30 p m Barbershopper Chorus 8 10 p m General Purpose room Indian Guide Tribes Tonto Cheyenne Cherokee Tropical Fish Club meeting 7 30 p m youth center.

Indian Guide Tribes Tonto Cheyenne Tropical Fish Club

Friday Gym Schedule and Youth Center Activities

Friday gym sessions run from 10 to 12 open gym 12 to 1 30 men s volleyball 1 30 to 9 30 open gym. Family swim 7 to 8 30 health club open to members 10 to close. Weight room 10 youth game room 3 30 to close. Boy Scout Troop 306 Youth Center.

Today's FUNNY Accepts Gags For Cash Prizes

A 1971 NEA feature invites readers to submit original jokes to Today's FUNNY for a chance to win one dollar per submission. Send gags to 1200 Westbird St., Cleveland, Ohio 44113.

Westbird St Cleveland Ohio

South Viet Marines Push North of DMZ Amid Enemy Buildup

Thousands of South Vietnamese marines moved in the northwest near the DMZ to disrupt North Vietnamese supply lines. Reports say several 500 man battalions are deployed with light contact. six Marines were killed and 41 wounded nine miles northeast of Khe Sanh. Cambodian forces, trained by U.S. Special Forces, overran VN and Viet Cong positions near Phnom Penh as monsoon rains approach. Thirteen North Vietnamese POWs were flown to Da Nang for repatriation aboard the Upshur as part of the conflict.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone Khe Sanh Hanoi South Vietnam A Shau Phnom Penh Vietnam da Nang Upshur

Penn Central Proposes Selling Lands and Buildings

Philadelphia AP reports Penn Central Transportation Co plans to sell land and buildings in Manhattan valued at about 1.24 billion dollars. The 10 block area bounded by Madison to 52nd includes six skyscrapers, 17 parcels, and air rights over Grand Central Terminal, with hotels such as Commodore Roosevelt and Waldorf not including the latter. Sale hinges on federal bankruptcy court approval as part of disposing nontransport assets under a 100 million dollar DOT loan guarantee.

Philadelphia Penn Central Transportation Co New York City Grand Central Terminal Biltmore Barclay Waldorf-Astoria Madison Avenue Lexington Avenue 42Nd Street 52Nd Street Texas Florida Penn Central Department of Transportation New York Nonrail U.S. District Court

NATO Ministers Meet On Troop Reductions

NATO foreign ministers gathered in Lisbon at Ajuda palace to discuss Soviet offers to negotiate troop reductions in Europe. The session followed an urban guerrilla attack near the central post office and amid U.S. calls for early talks with the USSR on balanced reductions. West Germany demanded conditions tied to easing pressure on West Berlin.

Lisbon North Atlantic Treaty Organization Ajuda Europe Marcello Portugal United States William P. Rogers NATO Nixon West Berlin

Nations Outpace U.S. in Housing Growth

In the last five years Sweden Russia and France built more dwellings per thousand people than the United States. The U.S. rate stood at 7.4 while Sweden reached 11.8 and Russia 9.8.

Sweden West Germany Netherlands Denmark Russia France United States U.S

New York Stock Market Rises Modestly Across Broad Front

The New York market showed a moderate advance with active trading. The Dow rose 2.30 points to 922.92 led by gains in oils and tobaccos while aircrafts dipped. Glamour stocks fell slightly as Penn Central jumped 4.5 percent amid talks of Park Avenue holdings sales.

New York New York Stock Exchange IBM Mohawk Data Polaroid Penn Central New York City Park Avenue Dow White Consolidated Seaboard Coast Line Industries RCA Red Chainbell Kidde & Co

Chicago Grain Review Boosts Corn on Blight Reports

AP reports heavy buying spurred by news of a new blight infestation lifting corn futures nearly 5 cents on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat rose about 3 cents, soybeans up around 2, oats up over 1 cent, with soy bean oil and iced broilers posting small gains while soybean meal dipped a few points.

Chicago Grain Review ED DE Moch Chicago (Ap Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago cash grain prices report summary

Wheat No 2 soft red 1.6144. No 2 hard red 1.554. Corn No 2 yellow 1.5134. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.79. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.1154. Soybean oil 11.76.

Chicago Cash Grain Chicago

Egg price report for Chicago markets mixed gains

Prices paid delivered to Chicago show mixed movement with a 1 cent drop to 1 higher or 5 percent rise. Grade A whites 80 percent or better quality quoted 27 to 72 cents, medium whites 20 to 21 cents, standards unquoted.

Chicago

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