Obituary of H S Anschutz longtime railroad agent
H S Anschutz 78 of 603 4th Ave died early today at Communital Hospital. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Melvin Funeral Home with Rev. John Copple of First Presbyterian Church Sterling officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Born Sept 2 1896 in Scales Mound Ill son of Louis and Grace Hocking Anschutz WW I veteran. Married Mabel J Russell Feb 19 1927 in Galena. Survived by widow son Howard R Anschutz Sterling three grandchildren and one brother L R Amschutz California. Memorials to Sterling Fire Department.
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H.S. Anschutz
4Th Ave
Communital Hospital
Melvin Funeral Home
John Coppie
First Presbyterian Church of
Sterling
Riverside Cemetery
Scales Mound
Louis
Grace Hocking Anschutz
Mabel J. Russell
Galena
Illinois Central Railroad
Mabel
Howard R. Anschutz
L.R Amschutz
California
Sterling Fire Department
Paul McDearmon Dies at 75 in Morrison
Paul McDearmon 75 of Morrison died Monday evening at Morrison Community Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Renkes Reynolds Funeral Home with burial at Grove Hill Cemetery and miliary honors. Survived by widow Fern Patterson, one daughter Jean Mark, sister Shirley Dettman, brother Earl McDearmon, and three granddaughters. A memorial is established.
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Morrison
Paul McDearmon
East Main St
Morrison Community Hospital
Renkes- Reynolds
Grove Hill Cemet
Lyndon
Frank
Lelia Bloom McDearmon
Sterling
Fern Patterson
Ustick Township
Argo Fay
Thomson American Legion
Robert
Jean) Mark
Lake Zurich
Shirley Dettman
Earl McDearmon
Paul Salzer Dies at 71 in Mt Carroll
Paul Salzer of Mt Carroll aged 71 died Monday at Council to Iowa. Graveside services with masonic rites set for Friday at Oak Hill Cemetery Mt Carroll at 10 30 a.m. Visitation Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Born May 28 1904 in Carroll County to Martin and Grace Barker Salter he married Florence Blair and is survived by his widow and several nieces and nephews.
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MT. Carroll
Paul Salzer
Council
Iowa
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carroll County
Martin
Grace Barker Salter
Florence Blair
Mother Dies in Wisconsin in 77th year
Mr and Mrs Fred McCrossen of Sterling returned from Waupaca Wisconsin after the death of Mrs Margaret Petersen the mother of Mrs McCrossen She died Friday afternoon at 77 Funeral services were held Monday at 10 a m at the Chapel in Bethany Home Waupaca where she had lived for seven years
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Fred McCrossen
Sterling
Waupaca
Wis
McCrossen
Margaret Petersen
Bethany Home
Funeral Held For Mrs. Melvin Curry In Salem Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gaston attended the funeral of Mrs. Melvin Curry in Salem on June 16. She was buried June 19 at East Lawn Cemetery and survived by her husband four brothers and two sisters. A memorial fund for cancer was noted.
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Herbert Gaston
Salem
Ill
Railsback to Hold Local Office Hours in Whiteside and Carroll
Congressman Tom Railsback announces Saturday July 5 schedule in Morrison Savanna Milledgeville and Sterling with times 9 to 10 at Ben Polk office 202 N Cherry St 11 to 12 at Savanna State Bank 302 Main St 1 30 to 2 30 at Milledgeville State Bank Community Center downstairs and 3 30 to 5 at Sterling City Hall 212 Third Ave Call Rock Island District office 309 794 1681 for appointments to discuss federal issues.
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Tom Railsback
R.ill
Whiteside
Carroll
Morrison
Ben Polk
Cherry Street
Savanna
Savanna State Bank
Main St
Milledgeville
Milledgeville State Bank
Sterling
City Hall
Third Street
Rock Island
Courthouse Report Violations and Fines Scheduled
Suzette L. Pearson faced improper backing with a $10 fine plus costs. Gary W. Davis was fined $10 for improper passing. Patricia M. Goldie disobeyed a traffic signal with a $10 fine and costs. Harold A. Ogilvie disobeyed a traffic control device. Evelyn W. Naworth cited for operating motor vehicle while intoxicated with $250 fine and costs. Melvin E. Hahn speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone $12 costs. Charles D. Williams failed to reduce speed to avoid an accident $10 costs. Philip L. Masini operating under the influence fined $350 and costs. William R. Fink driving while license suspended $100 costs. Terry J. Galloway speeding 44 in a 30 mph zone $14 costs. Marian F. Washburn failed to yield turning left. Robert A. Folsom speeding 61 in a 45 mph zone $16 costs.
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Suzette L. Pearson
19Th St
Rock Falls
Gary W. Davis
Emily St
Mount Morris
Patricia M. Goldie
Hemlock
Dixon
Harold A. Ogilvie
Raymond Drive
Aurora
Evelyn W. Naworth
Route 1
Sterling
Melvin E. Hahn
8Th Ave
Charles D. Williams
3Rd Ave
Philip L. Masini
2Nd St
William R. Fink
Terry J. Galloway
E. 5Th St
Chicago grain and livestock market round up report
Chicago and nearby markets show mixed cattle hogs and steady to higher prices. Hogs steady to higher with 1.25 to 1.50 gains noted at several markets while cattle trend mostly weaker to steady. Chicago grain prices drift in narrow ranges as Midwest crop conditions remain favorable.
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Chicago-Atkinson
Choice
Bulls Utility & Commercial
National Stockyards
Ill
Joliet
USDA
PEORIA, _ Ill
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Canada
Sauk Board Approves Several Personnel and Budget Actions
The Sauk Board raised George Stanley’s office salary to 11 000 for 1975 76 and hired Richard Hollam as Assistant Professor in Public Services at 13 425 and Lois Eichman as nursing instructor at 10 700. It created another Agricultural Dept position and extended Ann Johnson’s leave to Sept 1. Paul Paulson rejected a college contract. The board approved 13 590 for five Sauk mailers from B F Shaw Printing, with Parkland College Vet Tech cooperation and a summer enrollment rise to 1 369 students across 6 171 credit hours.
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George Stanley
Office of Veterans Affairs
Richard Hollam
Lois Eichman
Ann Johnson
Paul Paulson
B. F. Shaw Printing Co
Dixon
Shaw
H. C. Johnson Press, Inc
Rockford
Wolf
Judd
SVC
Parkland College
Parkland
Sauk
Cosmetics conference weighs aerosol rules and safer options
At the New York trade show the cosmetics industry showcased roll ons and fingerdriven atomizers as alternatives to aerosols. A federal task force warned fluorocarbons in hair spray and deodorant may damage the ozone layer, potentially raising skin cancer risk.
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New York
Earth
ERDA to raise charges for uranium enrichment
The Energy Research and Development Administration announced higher charges for enriching uranium used to fuel nuclear plants due to a rapid rise in electricity costs. The move will increase overall electricity generation costs.
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Washington
Energy Research and Development Administration
Former Capone associate faces Senate questioning
John Rosselli a former Capone gang member has been questioned by police and investigators for years and now faces Senate panel questions about an alleged link to a CIA plot to kill Fidel Castro. The piece notes new scrutiny amid other AP briefs on Gulf deployments and FBI height rule changes.
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Washington
John Rosselli
al Capone
Senate
CIA
Fidel Castro
Cancers In Remission Teens to Attend Apollo Soyuz Launch
Two teenagers aged 15, Kevin Steen and Steve Southerland, with cancers in remission will attend Cape Canaveral for the July 15 launch of the Apollo Soyuz mission. The boys have faced illness with resolve and will be guests at the event.
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Carefree
Ariz
Cape Canaveral
U.S
Kevin Steen
Steve Southerland
Chrysler Announces Broad Rebate Plan for Most Vehicles
Chrysler Corp unveiled a new cash rebate program offering 200 to 300 discounts on most cars and trucks through November end. Rebates start after month end with dealers paying 100 of the amount and meeting minimum purchase requirements. Some dealers may struggle due to slow selling large cars.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
No Shooting Advice For Woman ROTC Student
At Fort Lewis cadet Wanda Oliver, among 59 women in ROTC summer camp, outshot many male peers and was praised by a senior NCO who said there is little to teach her about marksmanship. Oliver leads as the top conventional target shooter nationwide among college cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Lewis, Wash
Wanda Oliver
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Ft. Lewis
United States
Food Conference Fails To Ease World Hunger
In Rome the United Nations World Food Conference is criticized as a useful forum but has yielded little tangible aid in seven months. Delegates from Sri Lanka and other needy nations say the council has increased concern yet produced few concrete actions.
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Rome
United Nations
World Food Council
Sri Lanka
Discharges and new arrivals at area hospitals
Community General Hospital discharged a list of patients including Cynthia Bertalini and Harold Mason among others. New arrivals report a son born June 23 to Terry and wife at Rock Falls and a daughter Jill Deanne born June 21 to Stanley and wife in St. Charles. Morrison Community Hospital admitted Carri Wiersema, Diana Taylor, and others. a baby Tammy Johnson was discharged. Ambulance calls include Mary Bennett, Glenn Hunsberger, Melvin Shank, Marvin Pope, Charles Tanner and others to various hospitals for treatment or transfer.
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CGH
Community General Hospital
Cynthia Bertalini
Kenneth Boesen
Sally Kamus
Clarence Fargher
Mark D. Shryock
Catherine Jaruszewski
Harold W. Mason
Philip Droege
Shane M. Phillips
Raymond H. Fehler
Leon Lee Shank
Leland Waters
Nellie Hax
Anthony J. Sklenar
Ernest Anderson
Herman F. Ahrens
Glenn Hunsberger
Michael J. Cropsey
Marvin C. Pope
Terry W. Bender
Page Road
Rock Falls
Chris C. Chaffee
Jill Deanne
Stanley Seavey
St. Charles
Jay Seavey
Sterling
George Droege
West Brooklyn
Iil
MCH
Morrison Community Hospital
Carri Wiersema
Morrison
Kenneth Cady
Lyndon
Toddless Goodwin
Prophetstown
Diana Taylor
Port Byron
Michael Thompson
Albany
Randal Venema
Fulton
Tammy Johnson
Platteville
Wis
Mary Bennett
6Th Ave
Munity General Hospital
Allen
Leek General Hospital
Dixon Public Hospital
Melvin Shank
Polo
Perces
Marvin Pope
Coloma Court
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H. S. Anschutz
Swartley
Merling
Ip Wheelock
Alien Funeral Homes
State Farm
Gene Brown
East Third Street
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Home Othe Te Broomagton Haron
Wisconsin
Railsback
Marian F. Washburn
E. Second St
Robert A. Folsom
A. Street
Behren
Prophetstown Rd
Rock Fails
Swift & Company
Rochelle
Illinois
Peoria
Chicago Grain Review
New York Stock Exchange
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Dow
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Chicago Cash Grain
Heinold Commodities Ing
1St Ave
Maine
Booth
William Booth
The
Salvation Army
London
England
Sauk Board
John
RSV
Anes Stores
ERDA
Capone Gang
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Behrens-Blair
Charles Tanner
West 7Th St
West 3Rd St
Ave. K
Connell’s
Salvation Ay
Manzano’s
Coleta
Dixon Rural
Amboy
Tampico
Wentsel Wilkins
Lowe & Wheeler
First Avenue
Downtown
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