SPPS High School Cheerleaders and Activities Update
Election of cheerleaders for 1966 67 was held Thursday March 31. Varsity leaders include Linda Becker Jeanne Schmitt Barb Diehl Ruth Schmitt and Lynn Reitz with Junior Varsity Betty Neurohr Jane Knoke Barb Kutterer Sandy Becker and Barb Hick. Several will attend Summer Cheerleader Clinic at Illinois State Normal. Ticket sales opened April 7 for the Spring play Our Town with each student reaching goal earning The Chalk Garden screening. Bernice Freund seniors attended SIU open house April 2 and plans to major in Home Economics. Mary Alice Glessner accepted to study nursing at St Josephs Alton. Ten boys from SPPPS under Sister Helen Marie delivered orations on Optimism Youths Greatest Asset to Waterloo Optimist Club April 4. competitors included Gravett Rau Haberl Keim Kelly Kreher May Weisbacher and Whelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Becker
Jeanne Schmitt
Barb Diehl
Ruth Schmitt
Lynn Reitz
Betty Neurohr
Jane Knoke
Barb Kutterer
Sandy Becker
Barb Hick
Illinois State University
Normal
Our Town
Hayley Mills
Bernice Freund
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Bernice
Mary Alice Glessner
St. Joseph’s
Alton
SPPPS
Helen Marie
Waterloo Optimist Club
John Gravett
Gary Rau
Kurt Haberl
Jerry Keim
Kevin Kelly
Loraine Kreher
Jerry May
Robert Pape
Tom Weisbacher
Micheal Whelan
Con
Columbia High NHS Banquet Honors New Members
The Columbia High School National Honor Society held a banquet on Tuesday March 22 with Barbara Lehenbauer NHS president as mistress of ceremonies. Candles symbolized the four NHS ideals while members including seniors Lori Heisler Tom Jehling and Barbara Lehenbauer attended along with guests at the Stoplight Restaurant in East St. Louis. Additional notes mention local residents and relatives visiting Mobile Huntsville and New Orleans and Mrs Harold Gummersheimer's discharge from Firmin De Loge Hospital in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honor Society
NHS
Barbara Lehenbauer
Tom Church
Devira Gummersheimer
Lori Heisler
Carole Schlemmer
James Stumpf
Carol Herz
Tom Jehling
Linda Koch
Gary Roediger
Kurt Herbst
Judy Purcell
Danny Radison
Sandy Roediger
Clovis J. Parker
B. D Middleton
East St. Louis
Harold Gummersheimer
Columbia R. A. 2
Firmin de Loge Hospital
St. Louis
Waterloo students win chemistry trophies and NSF grant aim
Waterloo High School awarded trophies to John Gravett first Kevin Kelly second and Jerry May third for a competition win. Three SPPS students Richard Pieper Tom Diehl and Jacki Wittenauer attended a math test at St Louis University on Saturday April 23 to compete for a National Science Foundation grant for a summer workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High School
John Gravett
Kevin Kelly
Jerry May
SPPS
Richard Pieper
Tom Diehl
Jacki Wittenauer
St. Louis University
National Science Foundation
Rules of the Road booklet offer from Illinois Secretary of State
The note states that every driver is responsible for their car and a copy of the Rules of the Road will be mailed free upon request. Write to Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois 62706 to obtain the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Illinois
Paul Powell
Springfield
Local Notables and Wedding News From Columbia Area
Twenty years ago Elmer Rauch and family met TV host Tom Brenneman on a coast to coast broadcast from St Louis. 4 H members Mary Ellen Richert and Merell Huch earned airtime on MTMV. Luella Dehn married John Lovitz in St Louis, with Dehn formerly at Central Institute for the Deaf. Mile Newton is critically ill after surgery. Junior Women’s League met with forty nine attendees at St Paul Evangelical church. Oswald Schneider returns from Florida where Mrs Schneider was hospitalized ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer G. Rauch
Billy
Tom Brenneman
Hollywood
Fox Theatre
St. Louis
Tom
Mary Ellen Richert
C. W. Richert
Columbia
Merell Huch
Walter Huch
Monroe County
MTMV
Elizabeth B. Burton
Charles Dehn
Luella
John Lovitz
Miss Dehn
Central Institute For the Deaf
Junior Women’s League of St
Oswald Schneider
Columbia, R. R. 2
Florida
Schneiders
Notice of Self Responsible Debts Effective April 7 1966
Walter Pieper states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone except himself effective April 7 1966. This public declaration disclaims liability for others actions and binds only the signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pieper
Columbia High students to attend SIU Math Field Day
Sixteen Colum bia High School students are invited to participate in a Mathematics Field Day at Southern Illinois University on April 23. Top ten percent in both multiple choice and written tests will earn certificates, with first to third place receiving permanent certificates. Field Day runs 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia H. S
SIU
Columbia High School
Mathematics Department
Pi Mu Epsilon
Southern Illinois University
Stealth Chats Chiropractic Makes Steady Progress
Chiropractic advances as an advanced healing science using drugless methods. Many patients seek relief after trying local doctors and top clinics, and the true cause is revealed by a chiropractic examination. Sponsored article by Dr. A. L. McAuliffe, chiropractor, 1106 No. Main Crestview, Columbia, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McAuliffe
Crestview
Columbia, Ill
Warnock 4-H Club Meets With Twenty Members
The Warnock Boys and Girls 4-H Club met Monday April 4 at the Harveylouis Stumpf home with 20 members and one guest. Fred Stumpf spoke on Feeding Hogs for Profits and Nancy Dintleman on Wildlife Conservation. Demonstrations covered treating snake bites judging hogs and leather pattern making. A country store was planned for the Strassenfest in Columbia. The next meeting is set for May 2 at the Clarence Taake home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnock
Harveylouis Stumpf
Fred Stumpf
Nancy Dintleman
Gerald Christine Bahr
Alan Stumpf
Christine Bahr
al Hoffman
Columbia
Stumpf
Clarence Taake
Roger Taake
Woman's Club enters Belleville sewing contest styles
Columbia Woman's Club members who won a local sewing contest modeled their garments in Belleville at the District Woman's Club Style Show. Three year old Gregg Giffhorn, son of Mr and Mrs Walter W Giffhorn, won second prize for his grandmother's coat. Thirty children entered the division, with 90 entrants overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Woman’s Club
Columbia Woman's Club
Belleville
District Woman's Club
Gregg Giffhorn
Walter W. Giffhorn
Columbia R. A. 2
Theodore Harres
Social Security Questions and Answers Column
Question and answer series on Social Security benefits. A reader asks about earnings limits and drawing all benefits, survivor benefits for a widow, and remarriage effects on widow’s benefits. The column explains monthly amounts, work credits, Medicare protection, and remarriage rules with references to mail questions to Clarion Printing Company in Columbia Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
c/o Clarion Printing Company, Inc
N. Rapp Avenue
Columbia
Ilinois
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Names New Members
The Woman's Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital Belleville welcomes Mrs. Robert Louise Haller and Mrs. Julia Ann Schmidt from Columbia. They prepare for a three day Bazaar April 13 14 15 at the Old Branch Post Office with donated used books accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital
Belleville
Robert
Louise) Haller
Julia Ann Schmidt
Columbia
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Tom Dorr
Mother Nature
Spps High School
Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
General Insurance
South Main St
Schiemer Insurance
Building & Loan T
N. Main St
Jack Divers
Hulda Lutle
South
Fred Robeson
Mobile
L. W. Weible
Huntsville
Alabama
New Orleans
Fred G. Rapp
Arthur Rueck
Arthur Rueck, Jr
Friedens Ev. and Reformed Church
Paul Press
Press
Schroeder
Eden Seminary
New Hanover
Newton
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Chiropractic
Woman's Club
Sebastian J. Valle
Social Security Administration
American Legion Memorial Park
Columbia American Legion
Police Dept
City OF Columbia
Eddie
Ilinois Education Association
Globe-Democrat
The
Daily
Globe
T. Louis Globe Democrat, Mail
12Th Boulevard
Delmar
Globe Democrat
Post Office
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