Funeral for Maude Timberlake 96 in Williamsburg
Funeral arrangements are set for Maude B Timberlake a longtime Williamsburg resident who died January 16 1992 at Ottawa Retirement Village at 10 30 a m Monday at Williamsburg United Methodist Church Rev Henry A Roberts Jr and Rev Gene McIntosh to officiate Burial will follow at Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg She was born August 23 1895 in the Central community north of Williamsburg married to D Albert Timberlake in Ottawa May 29 1913 He died October 27 1972 The family notes she lived in Williamsburg for 42 years before moving to Ottawa in the mid 1970s Survivors include two daughters Erma A Miller and E Nadine Jefferson three grandsons and nine great grandchildren Memorials may be made to Wil Church or Westminster United Presbyterian Church through Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa
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Ottawa
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Gene McIntosh
Mount Hope Cemetery
Herbert E
Sarah Ann (Mitchell) Chambers
Erma A. Miller
Massasoit
E Nadine Jefferson
Gardner
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Daily Report Highlights Local Court Activity and Incidents
Admissions include Joshua James Johnson of Pomona. Burglary reported by Christy A. Todd in Rantoul with items stolen from a driveway car. District Court sees Brenda Dillard charged with cocaine possession and related offenses after a Franklin County raid. Donald Banks arrested on suspicion of DUI and open-container violations. Various thefts, vandalism, and municipal court actions noted alongside local fires, weathered incidents, and market quotes.
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Christy A. Todd
Marshall Road
Rantoul
District Court
Brenda S. Dillard
Red Jacket
Dillard
Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit
Donald L. Banks
W. 5Th
Fifth
Locust
Lois A. Stewart
Osborne Terrace
Ottawa
Wal-Mart
South
Daniel R.W. Small
N. Mulberry
Long John Silver
Princeton Circle Drive
County buys new trash compactor to push county waste plan
Franklin County Commission unanimously approves a RexWorks trash compactor for 427200 with 123000 base, 4200 four year powertrain warranty, and two year financing. They debated Caterpillar option but backed Rex design. Also approved 3040 for a jail water heater and removed a disputed mineral rights tax assessment. New corrections director Clarence Raines and juvenile housing concerns discussed with Reno County. Row 2 includes leadership renewals and remarks.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Franklin County Commission
RexWorks ,Inc
Milwaukee
Wis
RexWorks
Caterpillar
Bob Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Leroy Wasmund
Dean Medlen
Rantoul
Medlen
Rex Bowling
John’ Steelman
Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Advisory Board
Clarence Raines
Raines
Bowling
Reno
Hutchinson
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