Two Obituaries From Amboy And Dixon Areas
Grand Detour obituary notes Mark B Wisniewski 30 of 500 Wisconsin Ave died December 8 1988 from injuries in a car crash at KSB Hospital. He worked at Little River Autobody Shop born December 14 1957 in Chicago. Survivors include his mother Patricia Nutter step mother Fay Lambing siblings and grandparents. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at St Luke's Episcopal Church burial Oakwood Cemetery visitation Sunday Jones Funeral Home. A memorial is established. In Indio California Thomas F Koch 48 formerly of Amboy died December 8 1988 at Long Beach Medical Center after a long illness. Born August 11 1940 in Amboy to Floyd and Esther Koch he leaves a son Michael and daughters Debbie Bartlett and Melanie Koch all of Palm Springs mother of Amboy, brothers Charles Gordon John Greg, sisters Karen McCoy and Janice Wittenauer, two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday with a 9:30 a.m. prayer service at Mihm Jones Amboy followed by a Mass of the Resurrection at St Patrick's Church Amboy. Burial St Patrick's Cemetery Amboy. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home with a 7:30 p.m. Scripture service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark B. Wisniewski
Wisconsin Ave
KSB
Little River Autobody Shop
Chicago
Theodore and
Patricia (Dalgaard) Wisniewski
Patricia Nutter
Roselle
Fay Lambing
Dixon
Jack Sawyer
Oakwood Cemetery
Jones Funeral
Indio
Calif
Thomas F. Koch
Amboy
Long Beach Medical Center
Long Beach
Floyd
Esther (Montavon) Koch
Michael
Palm Springs
Debbie Bartlett
Melanie Koch
Charles
Gordon
John
Greg
Hoffman Estates
Karen McCoy
Janice Wittenauer
Mihm-Jones
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Anthony
Expired Tag Violations and Stop Sign Disobedience Report
Police records list Julie A. Schenefelt 31 Polo and Richard A. Plock 21 Dixon with expired registration stickers and fines 28 and 24 dollars respectively. Sylvester Bowman 25 Rockford disobeyed a stop sign receiving a 20 dollar fine. Fred J. Dennison 52 Woosung fined 24 dollars for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie A. Schenefelt
Polo
Richard A. Plock
Dixon
Sylvester Bowman
Rockford
Fred J. Dennison
Woosung
Traffic Precinct Faces Multistate List Of Citations
A long list shows numerous individuals from Illinois, Iowa, and Indiana cited for speeding without valid licenses, disobeying traffic devices, seat belt violations, and other offenses. Fine amounts range from 20 to 200 dollars with additional charges noted for offenses including unlicensed driving, failure to signal, improper child restraint, and illegal alcohol transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy L. Butler
Stillman Valley
Mildred P. Harding
Lanark
Ill
Mary J. Jordan
Dixon
Michael S. McDaniel
Byron
Cristal D. Himelrick
Oregon
County Courts n Baltimore? Lee County Robbery Bond Set At 40000
Lee County Associate Judge Martin Hill set bond at 40000 for William Hollomon 38 Dixon on a robbery charge for allegedly taking two money orders totaling 150 Thursday evening State's Attorney Dan Fish sought 100000 due to Hollomons prior record Hollomon on parole after a 1986 burglary term Hill continued the case to Tuesday for a preliminary hearing Also set for Tuesday is Scott Pronger 17 Dixon on arson charges Involved fire destroyed two autos and damaged a garage at 319 Crawford Ave Navy 11 The arson charges were filed Friday by Fish A Lee Center man Leroy Forristall 19 is jailed on 20000 bond for allegedly forcing a young girl to have sexual relations The preliminary hearing is next Tuesday Happy Birthday notices included for several individuals through Rick Kerley II age nine"}
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Lee County
Martin Hill
William Hollomon
Hollomon
Dixon
Adolfo Revallo
Dan Fish
Hill
Scott Pronger
Pronger
Leslie
Kay Going
Crawford Avenue
Navy
Fish
Lee Center
Lee County Law Enforcement Center
Leroy Forristall
Forristall
Cards of Thanks From Broken Heart Mission Feast
Cards of thanks note gratitude to all who helped make the Feast of Thanksgiving a success. The message expresses appreciation for support and attendance from the community and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Heart Mission
Three men sentenced for killing 11 year old Taneka Jones
Saul Berry 30 Chicago received 70 years for murder and aggravated criminal sexual assault. Clayton Jordan 17 in unincorporated DuPage County got 80 years, and John Kines 29 Chicago was sentenced to 50 years after murder convictions. All three appeals. Cornel Finley testified to witness Taneka raped and strangled in her mother's apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Saul Berry
DuPage County
John J. Bowman
Clayton Jordan
John Kines
Taneka Jones
Cornell Finley
Taneka
Kines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Wisniewski
Thomas Koch
Fey Teeleeel
Darrell Webb
Michael F. Broderick
Thomas F. Hufford
Beverly A. Paul
Rochelle
Frank G. Schlezes
Rita E. Metcalf
Ashton
Robert E. Quick
Rock Island
James Leonardo Naso
van Horne
Iowa
George E. Harner
Nora A. Alter
Sandra C. Kopecky
Melrose Park
John A. Sievers
East Moline
Chris D. Freels
Michael H. Moroney
Dianna L. Tipton
Daniel R. Jones
Steven J Lerardi
Plainfield
Ind
Richard L. Dunaway
Sterling
Mike L. McKean
James R. Singley
Daniel Namlie
Wheaton
Louis J. Ramirez
Rock Falls
James D. Wetzel
Bruce E. Miller
Daniel P. Boxer
Eula Seybert
Rolinda Fritts
Tom Kettley Jr
Patrick Bothe
Jodi Long
Rick Kerley II
Dixon Telegraph
THE
Oregon Chamber
Ranic Oper
the Telegraph
Cornell
Medical Arts Clinic
Norma
Peoria
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