Floyd Greth dies at 69 in Erie home
Floyd Greth 69 of RR 2 Erie died Thursday morning at his residence. Funeral services are pending at the eee Funeral Home.
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Newspaper
Daily Gazette
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
2
Floyd Greth 69 of RR 2 Erie died Thursday morning at his residence. Funeral services are pending at the eee Funeral Home.
Funeral services for John T Meyer were held at 1 30 PM Wednesday at Melvin Funeral Home with Rev Jean Saltzman of Fourth Street United Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery with pallbearers Kennard Besse Chester Thormahan Albert Otten Burdette Wood Edward Hendricks and Lloyd Meyer. Swartley Florists arranged the flowers.
Sterling police report an 11 year old boy, Burk Stone, was struck by two cars on 4th Street at Locust. He was taken to Community General with head injuries and a possible concussion and held in fair condition. The bike was on the wrong way on a one way street when the vehicles, driven by Carol Glenn and Craig Yoechel, struck it after seeing a green light. No tickets were issued. A separate report notes Rockie Penaflor’s car vandalized with radiator and fuel pump hoses cut while parked.
The article notes treason as the sole crime defined by the U S Constitution. It discusses its constitutional basis and outlines how treason is legally described and prosecuted within the framework of the United States government.
The article surveys the organic foods debate from farms to markets. It cites Dr. Ronald E. Voss noting consumer confusion over organic and nonorganic labels and the inability to distinguish them in stores. It discusses taste, nutrition, rising costs, and the growing premium for organically produced goods.
Gov Walker exhibit on moon rock set for Friday at Rock Falls banks. Parade sections list bands floats and civic groups forming at specified 1:15 p.m. times across streets near 5th and 4th Avenues, including Rock Falls Rockets Band and many out of town participants.
Railsback notes the Meredosia region faces a health hazard as stagnant floodwaters flood farms. The drainage district will cut its levy to speed drainage while awaiting OEP funding and state EPA confirmation. Officials and groups from local and state offices attended the meeting to secure federal aid and coordinate action.
Stocks moved higher in light trading after President Nixon’s address as major names like General Electric and GM bounced. The day featured a broad NYSE decline later offset by Magruder testimony, while Iowa and Illinois livestock markets reported mixed hog and cattle receipts and prices at Swift Rochelle and Peoria plants.
Discharges on June 13 from Community General Hospital include Helen Allen Robert Stroud Catherine Garza Evelyn Owens Owen Mills and others. New births reported for June 13 at CGH list two babies born to Paul Straw and Robert Koehler and more by Percycee Lawson Cantrell. Additional hospital notes cover Morrison Hospital admissions June 12 and local ambulance calls, with names and addresses of patients and responders.
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