FUGITIVES
SE BUSCAN ESTOS FUGITIVOS 16 de Septiembre de 2024
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Este boletín es una publicación oficial del departamento de Policía de Belvidere, del Shérif del condado de Boone, y Crime Stoppers del condado de Boone en Belvidere.
En la corte, cada individuo se considera inocente hasta que haya prueba de que es culpable.
GARAGE SALE: 1323 East Avenue. Friday and Saturday 8 AM-3 PM. Lots of new toys and household; holiday decor; collectibles; books; fishing gear and outdoor; clothes: boys to 4T, men’s, homecoming dresses.
GARAGE SALE: Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9 AM-5 PM. 6199 Wolf Road, Kingston. New 36” Tem Tex fireplace model stove; like new davenport; pressure washer; tools; bedding; glassware; dishes; Precious moments collection; much more.
GARAGE SALE: Name brand purses; clothes; household items; tools and much more. 1411 Iles Avenue. Thursday-Saturday 8 AM-4 PM.
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items; nice juniors and women’s clothes, small to x-large; shoes; household decor; Anime. A lot to see. Pictures will be posted later on Facebook.
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LIVE SIMULCAST AUCTION
September 21st, 10:00 AM 118 W. Lincoln Ave., Belvidere, IL www.KitsonAuctions.com
Cars: 1983 Lincoln Town Car 33,000 original miles; 1990 Pontiac SunBird convertible only 11,000 original miles. Antiques: Art glass paperweights, antique marble collection, antique Zippo lighters, Karl Weiden lighters, WWII practice bomb, WWII service medals, miniature Germany steam engine & workshop, antique scale collection, #3 cast leg shackle weight, 12# Hercules Red Dot powder can, antique telephones, numerous Black Americana pieces, license plate toppers, chalkware, cast iron garden gate, huge selection of large yard art, Bena Cobb handcuffs w/key, Gifford ice ax, Old Dominion hewing ax, Enterprise 35 press, powder flask collection, Olds Studio trombone, C. Petosa Midget accordion, large antique clock collection, Heisey Rooster cocktail shaker, FW Muller seltzer bottle, Tom Clark collection, antique traps, head vases, leaded stained glass windows, John Deere leaded glass lamp, 1960s Chevy front end, “Battling” Jack Bryant bronze sculpture, Minit Pop coin op popcorn machine, GI Joe comic books, Daisy Tageteer w/box, antique knives, antique wooden fishing lures, stoneware pitchers & mugs, cast iron door stops. Gold/Silver: LeCoultre 14k ladies watch & 14k band, 1927 $2.50 gold coin, Welty’s gold filled pens, sterling cigar case, sterling flatware, (10) $5 gold coins. Advertising: Viceroy cigarettes, Mr. Peanut radio, Camel signs, Kool, Edelweiss Beer, Goodrich Line Steamships, Bridgestone, Pepsi, Stoner Co. gum vending machine, Budweiser lighted signs, Winston Cigarettes, Shawmut paint, Geuder Paescke & Frey, Schlitz, Wolfs Head, Chicago Motor Club, Ford, Pennsylvania RR, Silver Fountain Bleach, Martin Oil, Squirt, Buick, Hudson, Smoking Sambo Firework, Blatz, Chrysler, Huge 60” Dekalb Seed Flying Ear Corn double sided, Red Comb Poultry, AAA, Highland Produce. Toys: Arcade, Metalcraft, Tonka, Cragstan, Auburn Rubber, Buddy L, Doepke, Dayton Scheible, Ertl, Structo, Wyandotte, Automatic Toy Co., Chein & Co. Scales: Fairbanks, HR Smiley & Bro., Chatillon, Henry Troemner, Dragons cast scale, Dayton, apothecary scale. Auctioneers Note: This is a partial listing, much more to see. Auction is all available for live in person bidding or online.
Auctioneer: Andrew Kitson 441.001674 (815) 973-0915 WWW.KITSONAUCTIONS.COM
LARRY ALBRECHT 262-374-8117
W8493 STATE RD. 67, SHARON, WI
Located 1/4 mile east of Sharon on State Rd. 67 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2024 - 10 AM
TRACTORS: J.D. 4240D w/cab, quad transm., 4997 Hrs. showing (nice); ’63 J.D. 3010D row-crop utility w/syncro. transm. (SN 114T32790, 1 of 1108 made); I.H. 1066D w/cab; 2-Deutz D 130-06 w/cabs & MFWD; Deutz D 8006 w/cab; A.C. 190XT w/cab (runs); J.D. 620 gas w/N.F., good rubber; M.M. U w/good rubber (runs); Farmall Super M-TA w/W.F, PS.; Case DC w/fenders; 2-Oliver 88 gas w/N.F.; M.H. 30; 2A.C. D17 gas; Farmall H w/W.F. FARM MACHINERY, TRUCKS, TRAILERS, MISC. FARM.
See our website for a more complete list & pictures: www.stadeauction.com.
TERMS: Cash or check. No Buyers Fee. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers: Bill Stade #535 920-674-5500, Mike Stade #607 920-699-4580, Pete Stade #2836 920-674-3236. Clerk: Tom Stade Cashier: Christy Schreiner
Orval Edwin “Ed” Bone
Orval Edwin “Ed” Bone, 89 of Belvidere, IL passed away in his son’s home on Saturday, September 14 following a lengthy illness. Ed was born on July 4, 1935 in Corydon, IA the son of Orval & Myree (Clark) Bone. Ed married the love of his life, Edie Berryman on August 10, 1957
in Palos Park, IL. She predeceased him on July 16, 2024. He graduated from Parsons College where he was a Phi Beta Kappa & received his Master’s Degree from Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville, MO. Ed taught Physical Education & coached at several schools in Iowa before settling in Belvidere where he not only coached but fulfilled his dream as a Guidance Counselor at the Belvidere Junior High School for nearly 30 years.
Carol L. Trotter
Carol L. Trotter, 76, of Roscoe left us unexpectedly on September 2, 2024. She was born in Melrose Park, IL, on October 3, 1947, the only daughter of Paul & Lucille (Holm) Fitzner. A graduate of Wheaton Central High School, class of 1965.
She went on to marry Thomas D. Trotter on April 29, 1967, at Geneva Road Baptist Church in Wheaton, IL, & was a devoted wife for over 57 years.
Diana Lynn Worley
Diana Lynn Worley, 73 of Poplar Grove, IL, passed away peacefully September 12, 2024 after a lengthy illness. She was born on July 13, 1951 the daughter of Beverly (Moran) and Lolan “Buck” Jackson Hughbanks. Diana was a deeply devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. On September
20, 1969 she married the love of her life, Dale Worley, in Capron, IL. They shared nearly 55 years of marriage and 2 children.
She owned and operated the Poplar Grocery Store for over 10 years. Prior to owning, she worked there for 5+ years. She took great joy in providing for her neighbors and was a familiar face in the community. She also worked at SHOPKO, drove a farm milk truck, and enjoyed helping on the family farm for many years.
After retirement Ed & Edie traveled to all 50 states & several countries. They loved to go antiquing to furnish their Victorian home. Ed loved collecting antique golf clubs, bags & other golf items. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church & was a lifetime member of the National Education Association & a member of the Belvidere Education Association. He was very involved with the YMCA Y’s Men Club & golfed nearly every day until he was 80 years old. He was a fan of all sports but really loved his St. Louis Cardinals! Ed will always be remembered for his patience & kindness, not only with his students but with everyone he met. He also had a wonderful sense of humor & made every holiday or special occasion extra fun!
Ed is survived by his children Larry of Belvidere, Jerry (Denise) of Poplar Grove & Brenda (Jerry) McMillan of Beloit, WI. 7 grandchildren Chapin Bone, Spencer (Kristin) Bone, Trevor (Toni) Bone, Allison (Curt) Miller, Adam (Megan) Bone, Eric (Dawna) McMillan & Ashley McMillan, 10 great grandchildren & several nieces & nephews.
He was predeceased by his wife, Edie; his parents; infant son David Sydney Bone; & sisters, Evelyn Duckworth, Louise Ockerman, Beverly Couchman, Bernadine McGee, & Margaret Ramsey.
We would like to thank Serenity Hospice Care for the loving care & support they provided Ed & our family during his last months.
A Visitation will be held on Monday, September 23, 2024, 2-4 PM with a Memorial Service following at 4 PM at Anderson Funeral and Cremation Services, 218 W. Hurlbut Ave., Belvidere, IL.
In lieu of flowers, Memorials may be given in Ed’s name to St. Jude Children’s Hospital or Shriner’s Hospital for Children.
She held various jobs over the years, most importantly she was a stay-at-home mom for her four children. She worked at Four Star Restaurant in Belvidere, Edward’s Apple Orchard in Poplar Grove, K’s Merchandise in Rockford, & eventually went on to work for the Boone County Farm Service Agency in Belvidere in 1987, where she worked until retiring in June of 2012, after more than 25 years. At the Boone County Farm Service Agency, she provided a variety of assisted services for the local farming community. But what Carol enjoyed the most in life was spending time with her family: Cooking out, shopping adventures, reading a good book before bedtime, taking a trip to a local winery, coffee time in the morning, dinners/lunches out with her family, & snuggles with her grandchildren & great grandchildren every chance she could. Having her family & loved ones around brought her so much joy & happiness. She was the greatest mom in the World, putting everyone else first, a nurturing soul, & was always compassionate & caring to others. She gave great hugs & was truly a wonderful person, the pillar of our family, & she will be greatly missed by all of us who loved her so very much. She dedicated most of her time over the past 7 years as the primary caregiver for her mother, Lucille, & more recently her husband, Tom.
Survivors include her husband, Thomas D. Trotter Sr.; children, Lisa (Mike) Havens, Tom Trotter Jr., Lora (Matt Rotramel) Blazer, & Jennifer (Chad) DeMarre; 9 grandchildren, Reece (Shelby) Trotter, Riley (Ashley) Trotter, Briele (Kyle Wynn) Trotter, Bryce (Andrea) Havens, Brittney (Jimmy Paris) Havens, Cole Blazer, Tyler Blazer, Gavin DeMarre, & Austin DeMarre; 7 great grandchildren, Bryson Havens, Avery Havens, Nolan Trotter, Madison Trotter, Oakley Trotter, Huntley Trotter, & Caliey Trotter; brother, Mike (Cathy) Fitzner; nieces, Penni (Phil) Bye (sons Preston & Parker), & Beth Fitzner (son Seth); nephews, Charlie Fitzner, Sam Fitzner & Mark (Sarah) Fitzner; sisters-in-law, Linda Fitzner & Regine Fitzner, & brothers-in-law, George (Jeanne) Trotter, Jeff (Diane) Trotter, & sister-in-law, Kathy Trotter. There are so many close cousins, other extended family members (too numerous to list), & close friends whom Carol loved very dearly.
Predeceased by her parents, Paul & Lucille Fitzner; brothers Gary Fitzner & Jim Fitzner; nephew, Chase Fitzner; sister-inlaw, Lynda (Ray) Lawrence, & brother-in-law, Jim Trotter. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Please reach out to the family or Honquest Funeral Home for details. Favorite Song: ‘What a Wonderful World’ by Louis Armstrong “I see trees of green, Red roses too, I see them bloom For me and you, And I think to myself, What a wonderful world”
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In her free time, Diana was an avid crafter, creating beautiful handmade treasures that reflected her creative spirit. Her home is filled with snowmen and cows from her collection. She loved old movies and appreciated the timeless beauty and storytelling of westerns, hallmark movies, and soap operas. She will be remembered for her kind heart, creativity, and dedication to her family.
Diana is survived by her husband Dale Worley, their children, Dale (Theresa) Worley Jr., and Dawn (Nathan) Hahn, 11 grandchildren, numerous great grandchildren, siblings, Lola (Glenn) Moist, Joy (Dennis) Pufahl, Michael (Angela) Hughbanks, Nancy (Tom) Beci, sister-in-law, June Bristol, brother-in-law, Gail (Jennie Driver) Worley, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and extended family whom she loved dearly.
She is predeceased by her parents, Beverly and Lolan “Buck” Hughbanks, as well as her mother and father-in-law, Darlene and Clarence Worley, brother-in-law, Bill Bristol, and infant nephew, Gregory Pufahl.
Diana’s visitation was Tuesday, September 17th and funeral was September 18th at Anderson Funeral Home. Burial at Poplar Grove Cemetery.
