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Newspaper

Daily Gazette

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1971

Page

2

Obituaries from Lanark and Fulton area

Obituary notices from Lanark and surrounding towns detail death and funeral arrangements for Mrs Charles Let Diehl 92 of Lanark Valerie Lynn Terrock 22 of Rockford died in an auto crash funeral at Sacred Heart listed services in nearby towns Mrs Mary Traum funeral at Chadwick Mrs Cecelia Fontenoy funeral at Fulton with burial in Clinton Iowa services and pallbearers named Several survivors listed including Marion and Kenneth Diehl and Joe Huber plus extended family in DeKalb Shelbyville and Sterling areas.

Lanark Charles Let- Diehl Good Samaritan Center Mt. Carroll Franks Funeral Home Kenneth W. Hollinger Church of the Brethren Diehl John Harriet Downs Charles Diehl Allen Funeral Sterling Sacred Heart Catholic Church Valerie Lynn Terrock Crosby St Rockford Belvidere Robert Sherry Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery Roscoe Eades Palibéarere Norman Lewis Russ Moore Mike Wahalen John Zefo Tony Zefo William Zefo Lundstroms Fulton Cecelia Fontenoy Bosma Funeral Home William O’comper St. — News Church Clinton A Mary's Robert Ziegler Donald Cooper William Cronin Jr Thomas Metzger James Smith Steven Smith Warren Swanson

Services For Mrs Wilbur Spring

MILLEDGEVILLE Services for Mrs Wilbur Spring have been changed to 1 30 p m Tuesday at the Union Church in Lyndonwood. Visitation will be from 7 9 Monday night at the Unger Funeral Home in Rochelle.

Milledgeville Wilbur Spring Union Church Lyndonwood Unger Rochelle

Funeral for Bertha J Garwick Bushman at Coleta Church

Funeral services were held Friday May 28 at 1 30 p m at the Coleta Christian Church for Bertha J Garwick Bushman who died Tuesday at Community General Hospital Reverend Earl Hallock officiated and the 2nd Psalm was read with prayers led by Reverend Harry Shiffer parish organist Mrs Duane Ritenour played piano and Mrs Darrell Hubbard sang In The Garden Pallbearers included grandsons Darrell Hubbard John R Hubbard Keith Hubbard Robert Hubbard Larry Lenhart and Carlyle Cameron. Milledgeville Greenhouse and relatives attended.

Coleta Coleta Christian Church Bertha J. Garwick Bushman Community General Hospital Earl Hallock Harry Shiffer Rock Falls Duane Ritenour Darrell Hubbard John R. Hubbard Keith Hubbard Robert Hubbard Larry Lenhart Carlyle Cameron Clark Stanley Paul Deets Milledgeville

Feather River Valley bodies found in orchard killings

In Yuba City California sheriff deputies unearthed the bodies of at least 21 itinerant laborers from peach and plum orchards along the Feather River. Juan Corona, 37, a labor contractor, is jailed on murder charges as detectives race to identify victims with few clues beyond nicknames and transient lives.

Marty Thompson Associated Press Yuba City Calif Feather River Sutter County Juan Vallejo Corona Old County Roy Whiteaker Skid Row Marysville Joe Miguel State Farm Labor Office E Street Bridge Pete Joe Sinosl Sasous Juan Corona Oregon Washington Oroville Miguel

Defense sets week to attack addiction among GIs

Defense Department orders rapid plan to identify and treat drug addicts returning from Vietnam. Deputy Secretary David Packard directs Roger Kelley to assign responsibility for drug control and expand identification and treatment beyond Vietnam returnees. Congressional report warns heroin use among GIs is epidemic with estimates up to 20 percent in war zones and 45,000 marijuana or harder drug users, noting corruption hindering enforcement.

Jim Luther Associated Press Washington Defense Department U.S Vietnam David Packard Roger T. Kelley Laos Thailand Murphy Murphy-Steele House Armed Services

Wood plates treated for concrete slab foundations

Wood plates touching a concrete slab foundation should be treated with a preservative to repel moisture and insects. The cost for the average house is only 12 to 15 dollars more than for untreated plates.

If Players Ran The Show In Pro Sports

A historical look asks how pro sports would work without owners, citing NBA ABA star games and unions. It notes labor disputes, anti trust issues, the reserve clause, and past efforts like the 1890 Players League, weighing players’ control vs owner power and public reception.

New York NEA National Basketball Association American Basketball Association NBA Walter Kennedy Astrodome Larry Fleisher NBA Players’ Association ABA Oscar Robertson Fleisher Spencer Haywood Curt Flood Dave Meggusey NFL Players’ Association Uow PGA Association of Professional Golfers National League American Association Karl Marx Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Accused Murderer Remembers Man Who Killed 200

A Mexican farm labor contractor held in Yuba City recalls Illinois killer Herman Mudgett alias Henry Holmes who was blamed for 12 murders but linked to many more. Holmes’s Chicago castle on the South Side featured torture chambers, secret stairways, a crematory, and dissection tables. Holmes was hanged after a plan to fake a death for insurance. 63rd and Wallace site later became a post office.

Chicago Yuba City Calif Juan V. Corona California Herman W. Mudgett Mudgett Henry H. Holmes Gilmanton N.H Holmes St. Louis Ben Pietzel Philadelphia Pietzel Murer South Side South Side Mansion. A Post Office Now Stands At 63Rd and Wallace Per Pee

Fall Deadline Set To South To Integrate Schools

Nixon administration sets a fall deadline for complete desegregation of remaining all black schools in the South. HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson cites practicality of fall term and the April 20 Supreme Court ruling on cross town busing and racial balancing. Officials seek local initiative with advisory councils in seven states to mix races while advancing 25 pending desegregation suits across six states.

Washington South Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Supreme Court Justice Department Justice Department Which Wanted To Move Slower On Desegregation and Hew HEW Justice Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans

New York Tops Maple Sugar Production Ahead of Vermont

New York leads the nation in maple sugar production, with Vermont ranking second. The shift highlights the two states as dominant producers in the maple industry, reflecting regional climate suitability and historic production patterns.

New York Vermont

Welfare bill faces criticism from Ways and Means group

Four members of the House Ways and Means Committee say the benefit level in the new welfare bill is too low and the work requirements for mothers of young children are too stringent. A fifth member opposes the welfare section outright. They back the measure as an improvement but urge higher payments and caution against forcing all mothers with preschoolers to work. Rep. Ullman dissented, proposing a substitute emphasizing day care, expanded training, and placement programs to reduce welfare.

Edmond Lebreton Associated Press Washington (Ap House Ways and Means Committee Senate Hugh L. Carey Dn.y Charles A. Vanik Dohio William J. Green D-Pa James C. Corman D-Calif Department of Ee. Education and Wel A. Ullman D-Ore

Nation's youngest First Lady Frances Folsom Cleveland

Frances Folsom Cleveland, the nation's youngest First Lady, achieved this distinction at age 21. Her early marriage to a sitting president marked a historic milestone in U.S. political and social history.

Frances Folsom Cleveland

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