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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1966

Page

2

Miner to Speak at SIEA Press Meeting April 15 at SIU

Paul V. Miner, assistant to the president of the Kansas City Star, will address the joint banquet of the Southern Illinois Editorial Association, Southeast Missouri Press Association, and Southern Illinois University journalism department during Journalism Week at SIU April 15. The event in the University Center ballroom will announce Golden Em Awards to outstanding Southern Illinois editors and the hall of fame induction. Miner, on the Star staff since 1933 and assistant to the president since 1965, described early career and World War II service under Admiral Nimitz.

Paul V. Miner Kansas City Star Southern Illinois Editorial Association Southeast Missouri Press Association Southern Illinois University Department of Journalism SIU Journalism Week University Center Southern Illinois Headliner Department of Journalism Golden Em Southern Illinois Editors Miner The Star University of Kansas Pendergast Machine Chester W. Nimitz Associated Press Managing Editors Association

Sharp Break In Hog Prices Cut By A Late Rally

Wholesale red meat prices fell as a weekly livestock report shows hogs and cattle down from prior weeks. Hog headcount over 46 thousand, with top cash hogs at 24.25 per cwt, while cattle, calves, and sheep also eased amid ongoing demand pressure and a later rally.

Producers Live Stock Marketing Association

Illinois Bond Purchases Reach Seventeen Percent of Quota

Monroe County residents bought 24779 in series E and H United States savings bonds in February, said Victor Sondag of Waterloo. Illinois sales totaled 27731166, per Arnold Raven, with statewide sales 8.1 percent below last February and 8 percent of national 345000000. First two months of year hit 17 percent of the annual 348000000 quota.

Illinois Monroe County United States Victor Sondag Waterloo General County Savings Arnold J. Raven The Treasury

Calendar of Events distribution in Illinois begins

The annual Illinois Calendar of Events is being distributed as a free 48 page booklet listing dates of community events and miscellaneous information. Free copies are available by writing to Illinois Information Service at 406 State Capitol, Springfield, IL 62706.

Illinois Illinois Information Service State Capitol Springfield

Illinois Seeks Crime Lab Analysts in Joliet

The Illinois Department of Personnel invites applicants for crime laboratory analyst positions at the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in Joliet. Details and requirements are available from Joseph D. Nicol, superintendent, at 515 E. Woodruff Road Joliet Illinois.

Illinois Department of Personnel Bureau of Criminal Identification Crime Laboratory Joliet Joseph D. Nicol Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation E. Woodruff Road Ill

American Legion Auxiliary Child Welfare Program Efforts

Columbia Unit 581 supports the Department President's Special Project aiding schools for the mentally retarded funding research and hearing aids. About 200 Lincoln State School children are hard of hearing and may benefit from aids enabling return to homes.

American Legion Auxiliary Veterans American Legion Columbia Unit No. 581 Department Lincoln State School Auxiliary Illinois Southwest Save the Children Federation Illinois Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Children’s School Normal Ilinois

Washing Gloves Hand Washing Tips

Fabric gloves are best washed by hand in lukewarm suds. Rub gently to remove stubborn soil and grime.

Luke

Service notes highlight Marine and Air Force training moves

Marine Lance Corporal Dennis C Toenjes completed a 12 day training cycle with Staging Battalion at Camp Pendleton stressing small unit tactics scouting patrolling and land navigation. Airman First Class William H Kerperien arrived for duty at Clark AB Philippines after Cahokia High School. Marine Private First Class Arthur L Corona completed a 12 day training cycle at Camp Pendleton all dated August 1965 with ties to Illinois families.

Dennis C. Toenjes Robert A. Toenjes N. Main St Diana J. Donaldson W. Warnock St Columbia Illinois Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Calif Paul J. Kerperien Lazarcheff Drive Cahokia Clark AB Philippines Kerperien USAF Arthur L. Corona C.E. Weihl Hickory St Waterloo Ilinois Marine Corps’ Base

Illinois Public Health Association Plans Springfield Meeting

The Illinois Public Health Association will hold its 26th annual meeting April 13 15 at Hotel St Nicholas in Springfield. Dr Franklin D Yoder director of the Illinois Department of Public Health and Mayor Nelson O Howarth of Springfield will address the opening general session.

Illinois Public Health Association Hotel St. Nicholas Springfield Association of Professional Public Health Writers Franklin D. Yoder Illinois Department of Public Health Nelson O. Howarth

Marine PFC Leo Bell Jr Promoted at Kokiak Alaska

Marine Private First Class Leo Bell Jr son of Mrs Pauline Bryant Route 1 East Carondelet Illinois was promoted at the Marine Barracks Naval Station Kokiak Alaska based on time in service rank military appearance and knowledge of selected subjects His duties include security of the Naval Station before entering the service in

Leo Bell, Jr Pauline Bryant Route 1 East Carondelet Illinois Marine Barracks Naval Station Kokiak Alaska

Advertise Job Call Triangle 7 6256 This Friday

A job advertisement invites calls to Triangle 7 6256 for a weekly earnings target of 225 dollars. The notice specifies Friday hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 to p.m. for interested applicants.

Card of Thanks to Columbia Police Department

We express sincere thanks to the Columbia Police Department for notifying us at the death of our brother in law Theodore Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. George A Bauman.

Columbia Police Department Theodore Schmidt George A. Bauman

In Memoriam Donald W. Fischer Dies

Family thanks supporters after the death of Donald W. Fischer. They especially thank Rev W L Biasch for consoling words, pallbearers, those who sent floral and spiritual tributes, relatives and neighbors, and Schmidt Funeral Home for kindness.

Donald W. Fischer W. L. Biasch Schmidt Funeral Home

Free Anniversary Dance Honors Two Silver Weddings

A free dance will be held Sunday April 17 1966 at the Walmeyer Legion Home from 8 to 12 p.m. honoring the silver wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Edmund E Stumpf and Mr and Mrs Erwin A Taake with music by Glenn Woodcock and His Polka Band. Everyone welcome.

Walmeyer Legion Edmund E. Stumpf Erwin A. Taake Glenn Woodcock

Mr and Mrs Charles Brucker 25th Anniversary Event

Mr and Mrs Charles E Dick Brucker invite friends and relatives to an Open House and reception for their 25th wedding anniversary at the American Legion Home Cape Illinois on April 10 from 8 p.m. to midnight.

Charles E Dick) Brucker American Legion Cape, Illinois

Meat Variety Opens Wide for Homemaker Choices

Article notes more than 200 cuts of meat available and advises homemakers to explore cuts they have not used before to find shopping savings.

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