Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 6

A-t-md-Dllnohwprv- Tuesday, October 39, 1964 J. Mattoon police TEMPERATURE PRECIPITATION 50 40 Figures indicate maximum temperatures Rock, was issued a ticket Monday morning after an accident on an off-ramp of 1-57. Mayhue was reportedly backing from a stop sign at the ramp and U.S. 45 when his truck struck the front end of a car driven by Randy L. Greenwood of Neoga.

Lori A. Homann, 17, of 909 S. 16th, was issued a ticket early Monday morning after a collision on the 2000 block of U.S. 45. Homann reportedly left the scene and made a false report about the accident involving Harold R.

Hagemier of Loogootee, Ind. The driver of a motorcycle reportedly lost control while exiting 1-57 Monday morning. The bike, driven by Larry L. Burgess, of Neoga, ended up in a ditch. Vandalism was reported Monday morning by a custodian of Armstrong Center, 1400 Piatt.

Fourteen of the building's windows were broken. Vandalism was reported Monday afternoon by Timothy Fedrigon, of 1413 Lafayette. Fedrigon told police that someone had thrown an egg at his car, damaging the paint. FRONTAL SYSTEMS AIR FLOW Mattoon data: Temps High 63 Low 46 7p.m 58 Precip No precipitation was received In Mattoon between 6 p.m. Sunday and 6 p.m.

Monday. The tdtal to date this year is 30.38 Inches, compared to 36.00 inches to this date last year. The 35-year accumulative average Is 32.24 inches. Skies Moonrise 1:52 p.m. Moonset 11:03 p.m.

Charleston data: Temps .........60 Low 43 8p.m 52 Precip A trace of precipitation was received in Charleston from 6 p.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Monday. Skies Sunrise 6:19 a.m. Sunset ...4:54 p.m.

Records High 87 in 1950 Low 20 in 1925 Extended forecast Chance of rain Thursday, then partly cloudy and colder both Friday and Saturday. Highs In the 50s north and 60s south Thursday and lows in the 40s north and 50s south. Friday and Saturday temperatures range from highs in the 40s north and 50s south and lows in the 20s north and 30s south. Illinois temps City Weather HI Lo Pep Chicago O'Hare clr 61 30 none Decatur moclear 59 43 none Moline clear 60 30 none Peoria clear 62 37 none Quincy clear 64 35 none Rockford clear 61 32 none Springfield clear 63 42 none National hipl0W'" The highest temperature reported Monday by the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 89 degrees at Fort Myers, McAllen, Texas and Tallahassee, Fla. The low was 1 degree below zero at Cutbank, Mont.

National temps City Fcst Hi Lo Pep Albuquerque sy 65 37 Amarillo sy 74 45 Anchorage pc 27 13 Asheville pc 78 60 .12 Atlanta pc 82 66 .38 National Weather Service Forecast to 7 p.m. EST 10-30-84 UPI Weather Fotocast Los AngelbS sy 74 55 Louisville cy 64 59 .35 Memphis pc 78 66 Miami Beach sy 82 79 Milwaukee cy 52 31 Minneapolis pc 53 28 .09 Nashville pc 77 65 New Orleans pc 83 65 New York cy 74 61 .90 Oklahoma City pc 69 44 Omaha cy 62 35 Orlando sy 87 68 Philadelphia pc 76 63 .42 PhOeribc sy" 84 57 Pittsburgh pc 64 54 .46 Portland Me. pc 68 56 Portland Ore. 51 40 St. Louis cy 57 45 .18 Salt Lake City 60 46 San Antonio pc 82 68 San Diego sy 71 57 San Francisco 63 57 .77 San Juan pc 87 78 Seattle sh 47 36 Spokane sn 42 28 Syracuse pc 61 44 .25 Tampa sy 88 71 Tulsa pc 67 47 Washington pc 79 67 .78 Wichita fy 64 35 A hit and run incident involving a pedestrian was reported Friday afternoon by Mathew D.

Lewis of rural Mattoon, Lewis told police that he and a friend were walking northbound on the shoulder of S. 25th Street when an unidentified vehicle struck Lewis. The vehicle was passing another car when it struck Lewis resulting in injuries to his hand. The theft of a television set and its stand was reported Friday afternoon by Rick Joe Fritts of Windsor. Fritts told police the items, valued at about $200, were taken sometime between Wednesday and Thursday.

The theft of a purse from a motor vehicle was reported Friday night by Rebecca J. Rawlings of Villa Grove. Rawlings told police her car was parked at 2513 Marshall when the purse and contents, worth about $200, were taken. Vandalism to a vehicle was reported Friday night by Andrea Wall of Humboldt. Wall told police her car was parked at Mattoon Manor, 1000 Palm, when someone splattered ink on it.

Leland Ralph Shobe 35, of Toledo, was issued a ticket Saturday morning for driving while his license was revoked. William L. Rague, 45, of 313 Woodlawn, was issued a ticket early Saturday morning after a collision in city parking lot C. Rague was reportedly backing out of a parking space when his car struck an unattended parked car owned by Jean Albinof Harrisburg. Theft from a motor vehicle was reported Saturday night by Louis Nihiser of 109 Prairie.

Nihiser told police a Citizen's Band radio from his car while it was parked at his address. The radio, valued at about $200, was taken sometime during the past three weeks. Registered license plates were reported stolen Sunday night by Marion L. Knowles, of 1113 Edgar. Knowles told police the plates were taken from a garage at her address.

Donald H. Wilson, 63, of 2500 Charleston, was issued a ticket Monday morning after a collision at the intersection of Marshall Avenue and 16th Street. According to the police report, Wilson was southbound on 16th Street when he struck the rear end of a car driven by Rebecca D. Sturts, of 1913 Shelby. Robert A.

Mayhue, 49, of North Little Admitted Sunday Joyce Clark, Charleston Linda Curtner, Mattoon Marguirete Hackett, Charleston Tammy Jordan, Mattoon Lisa Lauter, Mattoon Myrtle Pippen, Mattoon Released Sunday Lisa Lauter, Mattoon Admitted Monday Maria Batch, Mattoon Roy Bridges, Windsor Pearl Caldwell, Mattoon Jeffrey Conley, Charleston Delpha Fox, Mattoon George Gerard, Vandalia Bonnie Hardy, Greenup Cathy Hunter, Mattoon Hazel Janes, Areola Anona Kull, Mattoon Cheryl Nation, Oblong Stephen Nielsen, Charleston Jewel Page, Mattoon Walter Pence, Charleston Carl Polan, Mattoon Judith Ann Bough to James L. Veach et al Wd Lot 26 Donald Richey's 2nd Sub Ashmore Richard E. Newell et al to Michael R. Newell et al Wd Pt Sec 22-12-10 John G. Butler to John G.

Butler et al Wd Lots 4,6 Blk 95 Mattoon Lot 11 Blk 7 Jonte's 1st Add Mattoon Max M. Pierce to Dorothy M. Beavers Wd Pt lot 5,6 Elmwood Place Pt Sec 24-12-7 East Side Church of Nazarene to 1st Assembly of God Church, Mattoon, Wd Lot 1,2 Blk 53 O.T. Mattoon Mary M. Kibler et al to Mary M.

Kibler et al Qcd Pt lot 2 Blk 33 O.T. Mattoon Robert Newell et al to Richard E. Newell et al Wd Pt Sec 22-12-7 Katherine D. Samuel S. Petersheim, Wd Lot 9 Blk 106 Noyes Add Mattoon Charles Wayne Milburn et al to Arvid Soderberg et al Wd Lot 4 Blk 2 J.K.

Decker's 1st Add Charleston Max E. Coffey to Linkow A Linkow Investments, Wd Pt Sec 14-12-6 CHICAGO (UPI) The winning number drawn Monday in the Illinois Daily Lottery game was 518. The winning Pick Four number was 487. The Lotto grand prize was $6 million. Mattoon fire department Mattoon firemen answered a 5:07 a.m.

call Monday to Young Radiator, 120 N. 14th. There was no fire and the report said a malfunction in the alarm system triggered the alarm. Firemen answered a 5:15 a.m. call Monday to Mattoon Manor, 1000 Palm.

There was no fire and the report said the alarm was accidentally triggered. Firemen answered a 2:23 p.m. call Monday to D-Co Laundry Village on Charleston Avenue. There was no fire but firemen made a smoke investigation which revealed that the belt of a washing machine had gotten too hot. Sheriff's department Gregory Alan Collier, 22, of Route 2, Paris, was arrested for theft after he allegedly took $15 from the purse of Joyce Sy fert of Route 1, Greenup.

The theft occurred at Lake Land College, where Syfert is a student. Donna Leachman of Route 4, Charleston, reported to sheriff's police four cocktail rings valued at $1,425 were stolen from her residence sometime within the past few weeks. Police havenompects. Patty Reeder, Greenup Shirley Rippey, Areola Aleen Robertson, Mattoon Jennie Shafer, Mattoon Helen Smith, Mattoon Carta Taylor, Oakland Teresa Webner, Bethany Ronda Yantis, Findlay Released Monday Robert Briggs, Charleston Thelma Curtis, Charleston Judith Ealy, Mattoon Elva Elledge, Mattoon Rex Evans, Toledo Marguirete Hackett, Charleston Tammy Jordan, Mattoon Karen Leffler, Mattoon Hollice Lyne, Mattoon Kenneth Shockley, Mattoon Robert Strohl, Neoga Bessie Utley, Mattoon Births Monday To Cathy and Mark Hunter of Mattoon, a girl To Erin and Jonathan Render of Charleston, a boy An article on the Community Upholding Persons (CUP) meeting which appeared in Monday's newspaper omitted some information. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday at Otterbein United Methodist Church. Nettie Hartbank of Kansas is a patient in St. John's Hospital, Springfield. She is in room 462. Michael Steven Cries of Macomb and Pamela Jane Feterl of Charleston.

Joseph Ivan Abbott and Debbie Sue Abbott, both of Mattoon. Hill Bradley Wayne Johnson and Katherine Louise Johnson. Bradford Eugene Cutright and Betty Lynn Cutright. Boyd Herbert Ault and Judy Ann Ault. Michael Joseph Whitlock and Shirley Yvonne Whitlock.

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Virginia Hall MATTOON The funeral for Virginia Hall will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church with the Rev. Herman Niebrugge officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. A biblical wake service will be held in Schilling's Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m.

today. Miss Hall, 79, of 3320 Sehlby died at 6:10 p.m. Saturday (Oct. 27, 1984) in her home. She was born May 26, 1905, in Mattoon, a daughter of Volmey and Marguerite Foley Hall.

Miss Hall was formerly employed as a cook and was a member of Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church. Surviving is a sister, Edra Kizer of Mattoon. One brother and one sister preceded her in death. John Thomas Clore MATTOON The funeral for John Thomas Clore will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Zion Lutheran Church, Bunker Hill, with the Rev.

Ronald Schmidt officiating. Burial will be in Bunker Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mitchell-Jerdan Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Wednesday. Mr.

Clore, 62, of Mattoon died at 7:10 a.m. Sunday (Oct. 28, 1984) in his home. Combs services MATTOON The funeral for Wayde T. Combs was held at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday 78 64 .34 29 19 .16 81 67 33 21 .01 70 55 .28 88 70 57 43 .04 57 46 .13 82 73 .02 82 67 .02 61 30 80 54 .37 57 52 .02 66 55 'V21 70 50 .31 65 29 61 26 57 45 47 23 77 43 73 62 .21 38 19 84 72 83 68 59 44 86 62 87 68 .94 58 30 72 47 76 56 East muggy; West snowy Clyde Parker CHARLESTON Clyde Parker, 83, formerly of Charleston died at 5:15 p.m. Sunday (Oct. 28, 1984) at Mendota Community Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Harper-Swickard Funeral Home.

Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Roselawn Cemetery in Charleston. Mr. Parker was born in Charleston Jan.

17, 1901, a son of Adam and Myrtle Waltrip Parker. He married Betsy Jane Wilson. Surviving are three sons, Bradley Parker and Wesley Parker, both of Charleston and Jerry Parker of Mendota; two daughters, Mrs. Esther Martin of Charleston and Mrs. Frances Washburn of Mendota; four brothers, Ralph Parker, Harry Parker and Wayne Parker, all of Charleston, and Wendell Parker of Mattoon; 19 grandchildren; 16 great-granchildren; and three great greatgrandchildren.

Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. Paul Newman CHARLESTON. Paul V. Newman, 75, of 1415 18th St. died at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday (Oct. 28, 1984) in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Private funeral services will be held Tuesday in Caudill-King Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Mr.

Newman was born May 12, 1909, in Charleston, a son of Clyde P. and Ingeborg P. Prom Newman. He was married to Eleanor Callahan on Nov. 11, 1929, at Terre Haute, Ind.

She survives. Also surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Monticello, Mrs. John By Inches of snow on Montana. lravelers' advisories were in effect for northwestern Montana where blowing and drifting snow was expected to make travel hazardous especially in the mountains, In Minnesota, one motorist died in an eight car accident on an icy bridge.

in Schilling's Funeral Home with the Rev. Boyd Phillips officiating. Burial was in Humboldt Cemetery. Lavonna Saunders, organist, played "Stairway to Heaven," "You've Got a Friend" and "Time for Me to Fly." Pallbearers were Mike Sharp, Lester Walker, Glen Carter, Mark Brite, Alan Lawrence and bob Scales. Mr.

Combs, 25, of 721 N. 4th was found dead in his apartment on Thursday (Oct. Etta Tuley BOONEVILLE, Ind. Etta Lanman Tuley, 88, of Booneville, formerly of Friday (Oct. 26, 1984) in Booneville.

Funeral services were Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church, Booneville. Mrs. Tuley resided in Charleston from 1972 to 1974. Survivors include four sons, one daughter, 25 grandchildren, 49 greatgrandchildren and 7 great-greatgrandchildren. Timmons services MATTOON The funeral for Florence Timmons was held at 10:30 a.m.

Friday in Schilling's Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Clark officiating. Burial was in Dodge Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Valerie Gibson, organist, played "In the Garden" and "Battle Hymn of the Republic.

Pallbearers were Richard Craig, 'Ernest Sestina, Ernest Welch, Warren Meeker and Gregory and Steven Callhoun. Mrs. Timmons, 91, formerly of 2221 Charleston, died Tuesday (Oct. 23, 1984) in Hilltop Convalescent Center, Charleston.