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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1989

Page

12

Sublette Nurse Dies After Long Illness at Sterling

John N. Kellen 41 of Sublette died Jan 4 1988 at Community General Hospital Sterling after a long illness. He was a registered nurse at Community General for over 10 years, Army veteran and Sublette Fire Department member. Survived by mother Velma, brothers Bill Robert Kevin and sister Karen. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. prayer service Mihm Jones Amboy then 10:30 a.m. Mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help Amboy. Burial St Mary’s Cemetery. Memorials to Sublette Fire Department.

Sublette John N. Kellen Third St Community General Hospital Sterling Amboy Gilbert and Velma Dinges) Kellen Bill Robert Kevin Karen Kellen Philadelphia Mihm-Jones Our Lady of Perpetual Help Edward R. Hughes Lois L. Koehler N. Metcalf Ave KSB Beggs Food Redwood Falls Minn John and Addie Flaherty) Balko Kenneth Koehler Steve Brown Fairborn Ohio Don Sheila) Clayton Mike Judy) Gabelmann Karen Koehler-Bory Miami Fla Stanley Marjorie) Ballard Galva Mihm-Jones Funeral Home Brant Clements Amboy Immanuel Lutheran Church Prairie Repose Swedish American Hospital Rockford Crystal Lake Helen M. Tipps St. Joseph Hospital Elgin Spiess Department Store Theodore Corinne (Hasselberg) Staubli L. Fred Tipps Immanuel Lutheran Church Phi Delta Kappa Delta Sigma Epsilon Home Arts American Association of University Women Velanie Craig) Gocken Cissna Park Christine Tipps Oshkosh Wis Heidi Steven) Matousek Ted West Brooklyn Union Cemetery Querhammer Funeral Home Northern Illinois Medical Center Cancer Fund Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday School

Hospital Admissions and Discharges at KSB

Admitted Tuesday were Richard Fetzler Dixon and Kathryn Considine Harmon. Discharged Tuesday were Dorothy Abbott Barry Storey both of Dixon. Births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Gary Guenther of Dixon and a girl to Deanne Gennaro of Dixon.

Richard Fetzler Dixon Kathryn Considine Harmon Dorothy Abbott Barry Storey Gary Guenther Deanne Gennaro

Discharges and Admits At Rochelle Facility

Friday discharge included Margaret Smith Rochelle. Monday discharge includes Bill Richardson Rochelle Jeffrey Roop. Tuesday admission lists Margel Johnson Steward. The terse roster notes reflect patient movements at the Rochelle facility with names and days.

Margaret Smith Rochelle Bill Richardson Jeffrey Roop Franklin Grove Margel Johnson Steward

Cable firm offers three month low cost sample plan

TCI of Illinois announced that starting January 1 1989 new subscribers in Dixon and nearby towns can sample cable TV for as low as 5.00 monthly with premium channels at 4.95. The three month offer compares with usual rates 16.95 for basic and 11.95 for premium, saving subscribers about 18 per month.

TCI Illinois Pratt

Jury finds Capron man guilty of Stillman Valley burglary

After about two hours of deliberation a jury convicts John Sherman of burglary in Stillman Valley tied to the Aug. 24 theft from Roger Smith’s home. Other Capron men, James Sedrick and Danny Johnson, pled guilty earlier. Sedrick received four years, Johnson’s hearing postponed to Jan 20. Sherman’s sentence ranges four to 15 years with hearing set for March 10.

Oregon Capron Stillman Valley John Sherman Roger Smith James Michael Sedrick Danny Johnson Sedrick Department of Corrections Johnson Sherman Smith Robin Minnis Ogle County

Fire damages bi level home in Lost Nation

A Tuesday night fire caused smoke damage to a bi level home at 713 Kaskaskia Drive in Lost Nation. Dixon Rural Fire Department and Grand Detour Fire Department battled the blaze for over two hours with 15 firefighters. Fire Chief Ed Voss indicated the basement area likely started the fire, foul play not suspected, and State Fire Marshal Don Brown will continue investigation. Volunteer Robert Sensenig sprained his shoulder at the scene and was treated and released. no other injuries reported.

Lost Nation Dixon Rural Fire Department Grand Detour Fred Swinnerton Kaskaskia Drive Ed Voss Don Brown State Fire Marshall’s Dixon Robert Sensenig Dixon Rural Voss Sensenig KSB Hospital

In Memoriam for Robert Bartlett

In memoriam for Robert Bartlett who died Jan 2 1984. A heartfelt tribute from Gordon and Sylvia to a father in law loved dearly. The verse laments his loss and expresses longing to be together again in time.

Robert Bartlett Gordon & Sylvia

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