T B Association Holds Annual Meeting at B-Hive Waterloo
Monroe County Tuberculosis Association president Arthur Koch presided at the annual meeting held at the B Hive in Waterloo. George Weberling of the Illinois TB Association spoke urging attendance at ITA and NTA board meetings in Chicago in June and invited visits to the ITA home in Springfield. The annual report shows 1416.70 spent on the year’s program and 1643.62 net income from a recent seal campaign for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Koch
Monroe County Tuberculosis Association
B-Hive
George Weberling
Illinois Tuberculosis Association
Monroe County
ITA
NTA
Chicago
Springfield
Obituaries for Louise Reis and Mark Fults
Mrs Louise Reis nee Spitzer 93 mother of Mrs Roy P Conrad died in Mt St Rose Hospital at 3 p m Saturday April 24 after 34% years as a patient Funeral services were held Tuesday April 27 in Holy Redeemer Church Webster Groves with interment in Resurrection Cemetery Rev J C Sullivan presiding Bocklage Mortuary in charge Surviving are two sons Andrew J and Leo C Reis four daughters Mary Reis Mrs F E Franke and Mrs W E Weber all of St Louis and Mrs Roy P Conrad of Columbia three sisters Mrs Cletus Litzelman Mrs James Litzelman and Rose Spitzer of Ste Marie Ill 21 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren plus nieces and nephews Mark L Fults 67 former Monroe County Clerk and Assessor and Treasurer died at 8 30 Wednesday morning at John Cochran Veterans Hospital in St Louis after two weeks as a patient He was husband of Mrs Ethel Fults nee Bostwick Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Quernheim Funeral Home with interment in St Marys Cemetery Renault He is survived by his wife a son Larry two grandchildren his mother Mrs Julia Fults of Evansville two sisters Mrs Gladys Nagel of Evansville and Mrs Evelyn Chambers of Mt Vernon and five brothers William East St Louis Harvey Centreville Jacob Valmeyer Myron and Claude Renault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Reis
Spitzer
Roy P. Conrad
Mt. St. Rose Hospital
Holy Redeemer Church
Webster Groves
Resurrection Cemetery
J. C. Sullivan
Bocklage Mortuary
Reis
Andrew J
Leo C. Reis
Mary Reis
F. E. Franke
W. E. Weber
St. Louis
Columbia
Cletus Litzelman
James Litzelman
Rose Spitzer
Ste. Marie
Ill
Mark L. Fults
Monroe County
John Cochran Veterans’ Hospital
Fults
Ethel Fults
Bostwick
Quernheim
St. Mary’s Catholic
Renault
Pautter, Waterloo bank director, dies at 70 in Red Bud
Sylvester I. Pautter known as Bess, director of First National Bank of Waterloo, died at St. Clement's Hospital Red Bud the day after his 70th birth day. Services set for Saturday at SS Peter and Paul Church Waterloo with burial at SS Peter and Paul Cemetery. He leaves two brothers and a stepsister among survivors. Earlier, Mrs Elizabeth Rusteberg of Waterloo died at home age 73. Funeral at St Paul's Church Waterloo and burial at Kolmer Memorial Cemetery follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester I
Bess” Pautter
St. Clement's Hospital
Red Bud
Pautter
First National Bank of Waterloo
Wagner
Waterloo
SS. Peter and Paul
Mr. Pautler
N. B. Pautter
Steve Pautler
Ray Pautler
St. Louis
T. J. Payne
Mary Rachel
Our Lady of Victory Convent
Fresno
Calif
Ermin Pautler
Social Security Benefits in Monroe County Rise Again
Monroe County monthly old age and disability benefits total 118,389 dollars, up 9.5 percent from last year, according to Ralph Brasher district manager. He notes the law changes and aging population drive growth and urges residents to visit the local office for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Ralph Brashe
East St. Louis
Brasher
Stanhope Family Mourns Loss of Joliet Matriarch
Mr and Mrs W E Stanhope return from Joliet Illinois where they attended the funeral of Mrs Charles Stanhope mother of W E Stanhope Burial took place in Bone Gap Illinois Rev Norman Stanhope LCN a grandson from Providence RI conducted services Following the funeral relatives gathered at the Stanhope home including Dale and Homer Stanhope Iva Stanhope Beulah Decker living in Joliet Oak Park and Kirkwood Missouri St Louis relatives from Bozeman Mont provided support before all returned home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stanhope
Homer Stanhope
St. Louis
Stuart Stanhope
Helen Lee
Kirkwood
Harold van Winkle
Bozemann, Mont
Iva Stanhope
Joliet
Beulah Decker
Oak Park
Ill
Norman Stanhope
Providence, R.1
Bath and Tennis Club pool breaks ground in Columbia
Construction begins on a 90000 dollar Olympic size pool at the Columbia Bath and Tennis Club beside Bohlm Schuhkraft Memorial Park on Temple Street. Leo Weilbacher Jr. and Walter Frierdich inspect. plans include an 82.5 by 37 foot swim area and a 38.5 by 30 foot diving area with a kid wading pool, bath house, snack bar, lighting, seating, fencing, and landscaped grounds. Swimming by May 30 with staff interviews this week. membership exceeds half capacity and will close when full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bath & Tennis Club
Bohlm-Schuhkraft Memorial
Temple St
Leo A. Weilbacher Jr
Walter Frierdich
Johnson
Pascal P. Paddock, Inc
Columbia
Cub Scouts Hold April Pack Meeting in Columbia
The Cub Scouts of Columbia met at the Columbia Public School Unit Building Friday April 23 with dens 6 and 8 achieving perfect attendance. New scouts John Pogue Michael Daab Randy Sellinger joined. 44 achievement awards were presented to 28 scouts including several Bob Cat Wolf Bear Lion and Webelos badges and arrows. A fire safety talk and a practice drill followed along with a Webelos Den induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts of Columbia
Columbia Public School Unit
Aloys _ Riebeling
John Pogue
Michael Daab
Randy Sellinger
Gus Koch
Bob Cat
John Cowgill
Dennis Niermann
Bobby Schnittger
Mark Schoenhoff
Billy Crimm
Edmund Schnittger
Chris Strauss
Rodney Goodey
Joel Harres
Brian Cobb
John Lowe
Paul Bard
Gary Wenkel
Stephen Conrad
Larry Bieber
Gene Linnemann
Gene Linnemanin
Webelos
Douglas Schroeder
Eric Marshall
Webelos den
Gerald Goudey
Bruce Volkert
James Fritz
Carol Ann Seibel
Red Bud
Jim Schroeder
Lloyd Arras
Columbia Volunteer Fire Department
Charles Sumoski
Auto crash victim from Columbia recovers at home
Raymond Ries of S Main Street Columbia sustained minor injuries in an auto accident at the N Main Street by pass intersection last Saturday and is getting along very well at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ries
S. Main St
Columbia
N. Main St
Make Reservations Now To Attend Hermann Maifest
Reservations are still available for a bus trip to Hermann Missouri for the Maifest on Sunday May 16. The bus departs Columbia at 8 a.m. and returns at 8 p.m. Cost is 2.50 per person with May 11 deadline. Contact Ron Langhans or Earl Hermann to reserve. those in the parade must RSVP by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann
Columbia
Ron Langhans
Earl Herrmann
Lions Club Meeting at Eberhard's Tuesday
Columbia Lions Club members met at Eberhard's Restaurant Tuesday evening. President Carl James Grueninger presided over the business meeting. Invitations were extended for a Zone Social at Fischer's in Belleville on May 1, the Red Bud Lions Club 30th anniversary on May 8, and an Edwardsville outdoor steak dinner. A nominating committee presented a slate of officers for the May election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lions Club
Eberhard
Carl James Grueninger
Fischer’s
Belleville
Red Bud Lions Club
Edwardsville Club
Public Aid Faces Shifts in January 1965 Totals
Illinois Public Aid Director Harold Swank reports January 1965 shows 6,225 more recipients than December 1964. Monroe County totals include 269 beneficiaries with 14,073 dollars in aid across old age 118 persons, aid to dependent children 105 3,376 dollars, blind 2,156 1,062 disability 23 729. Public aid caseload for January 1965 is 426,472 with December 1964 at 402,247 and January 1964 at 433,040. Expenditures rise to 24,473,441 dollars in January from 24,996,908 in December and 23,027,407 in January 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold O. Swank
Illinois Department of Public Aid
Monroe County
Quotable quip on fat and time at the table
A witty remark notes that weight feelings stem from seconds rather than minutes spent at the table. It playfully links eating pace to how fatness is perceived. The line reflects a humorous take on dieting and self-image.
Jaycees Meet At Eberhard's Monday
The Columbia Jaycees met at Eberhard's Restaurant on Monday April 26. President Ross Benjamin opened the meeting at 8 p.m. Reports covered membership progress, Charter Night Banquet plans for May 29 at Turner Hall, and Chamber of Commerce participation. The Purple Martin Bird House campaign was summarized for April, and the year’s program was adopted with members volunteering to chair various projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Jaycees
Eberhard’s
Ross Benjamin
Art Ritter
Dick Billings
Turner Hall
Bob Klein
Bob Schueler
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dennis Killy
Three Drivers License in Area Suspended
Secretary of State Paul Powell’s Drivers License Division suspends licenses in Monroe county for three violations. Read names and addresses: Orvis F. Mueller 599 Stiening St Waterloo Claude L. Randall 108 W Kunz Columbia Ronald F Wayland R R 1 Box 26 East Carondelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Powell
Monroe County
Orvis F. Mueller
Stiening St
Waterloo
Claude L. Randall
W. Kunz
Columbia
Ronald F. Wayland
Box 26
East Carondelet
Machines organized into committees
Quote suggests concern that powerful machines could be managed by committees. It presents a speculative view on governance of advanced technology and the need for human oversight in controlling AI power.
Mitchell Wins Waterloo Mayor Race After Coin Toss
John Mitchell was declared the Waterloo mayoral winner by five votes after an official canvass on Monday evening. The unofficial count had Mitchell at 605 to Wendell Schmitt’s 600, but Ward 4 showed a discrepancy of five votes with 161 tallies for Mitchell and 158 marks on the sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Waterloo
Mitchell
Wendell Schmitt
All Star Riders Horsemanship 4-H Club Formed
A group of youths met in the Monroe County public school agriculture room to organize a Horsemanship 4-H Club. Arlin H Obst spoke on club nature. Eight youths joined and elected Roger Schaefer president Janet Riebeling vice president Dennis Diehl secretary Nancy Todd treasurer Bruce Todd reporter. Charles Todd named leader. next meeting set for May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County Farm
Arlin H. Obst
Roger Schaefer
Janet Riebeling
Dennis Diehl
Nancy Todd
Treacrer
Bruce Todd
Charles Todd
All Star Riders
Darryl Rautman Struck By Car Near City Hall
Darryl Rautman, son of Mr and Mrs Darryl Rautman of 119 S Young St Columbia, was hit by Bennie Bergmanns car in front of city hall about 12 10 pm Monday as he ran from behind a car into its path. He rolled but stood, was taken for x rays at a hospital with no injuries found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryl Rautman
S. Young St
Columbia
Bennie Bergmann
City Hall
Bergmann
CHS Freshmen Present Spring Festival of Music
The Freshman Class of CHS invites the public to a Spring Festival of Music on Wednesday night May 5 at 8 15 in the CHS new gym. The high school and junior high bands perform. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. Freshmen will sell tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Scouts Paper Drive Set for Saturday May 1
The Columbia Scouts will conduct a paper drive on Saturday May 1. Residents should tie papers and magazines in bundles or boxes and place them on the curb for pickup by the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Scouts
Columbia Motors Receives Ford Gold Truck Award
Columbia Motors Inc. in Columbia receives Ford's Gold Truck Leadership Award for 1964 sales leadership. A. L. Whiteman credits top performance while William S. Haudrich and Charles J. Grueninger accept the honor from Fred A. Minnigerode at Colony Motor Inn, Clayton, Missouri. The dealership out sold all other truck makes in its trading area last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Motors, Inc
Columbia
Ford
A. L. Whiteman
Ford Division
St. Louis
William S. Haudrich
Charles J. Grueninger
Fred A. Minnigerode
Colony Motor Inn
Clayton
Murder of Roseann Curran near Belleville shocks community
The body of Roseann Curran, 22, was found Tuesday afternoon between Carlyle and Mascoutah Roads near Moore's Branch, Belleville. She had been missing since Thursday night, shot through the heart, with a .22 bullet recovered. Curran, of 122 N Pennsylvania Ave Belleville, had been last seen at a laundromat on Main Street. Funeral services are planned for Saturday at 9 a.m. in Waterloo with burial at St Patrick's Cemetery Tipton. she is survived by her parents and 10 siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseann Curran
Carlyle Road
Mascoutah Road
Fred C. Jacobs
Swansea
St. Clair County
C. C. Kane
Miss Curran
Pennsylvania Ave
Belleville
Main St
Roseann
William Curran
R.R. 4
Waterloo
Monroe County
O’fallon
St. Clair
Maurice Joseph
Wagner
Wagner Funeral Home
SS. Peter and Paul Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Tipton
Volkert Retires After 24 Years as Columbia Police Chief
C L Volkert longtime Columbia Police Chief will retire effective May 1 1965 after 24 years in the post appointed by Mayor A C Metter in 1941. His service included World War I and II era roles and he has been active in veterans and fraternal organizations with a wife Consuelo Joy Smith and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Volkert
City of
Columbia
Volkert
A. C. Metter
Charles Kern
Louis Emmerson
East St. Louis
Red Bud
Santa Claus
St. Louis
FBI
le Mans
France
150Th
Columbia American Legion Post
Columbia Lodge
A. M
Sugar Loaf Memorial Post
Lupo
Illinois Police Chiefs Association
National Police Officers Association
Thellinois Police Association
Consuelo Joy Smith
Carroll Barbara
George F. Voet
J. L. Volkert
Margaret Volkert
Columbia Ladies Fined For Stealing Soda Bottles
Two Columbia ladies Roma S. Brown and Patricia A. Brown appeared before Judge Alvin H. Macys in circuit court at Waterloo Wednesday and were found guilty of stealing soda bottles valued under 150 dollars. They were sentenced to seven days in Waterloo County Jail from May 1, 1965 at 10 a.m. to May 8, 1965 at 10 a.m. Each was fined 100 dollars plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Areca
Roma S. Brown
Patricia A. Brown
Alvin H. Macys
Waterloo
Music Under the Stars Festival At Carbondale
Columbia and Waterloo join 14th annual event at Southern Illinois University with 3000 teenage musicians. The May 8 program features choirs bands and orchestras under four conductors and a finale of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Winners from district contests advance to the state Chicagoland festival alongside guest Kagiskakee High Chamber Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Midwest
Chester Hughes
East Alton
George Morello
Ritenour
St. Louis County
Charlotte Holt
Salem High School
Ha Lowery
SIU
Music
University
National Public Services
Robert Kingsbury
Columbia
James M. McHaney
Waterloo
Paul E. Dyar
Milton Probasco
Philip Atkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. B. Association
J. A. Werth
Tuberculosis Association
Sylvester I. Pautler
Mrs. Rusteberg
Elizabeth Rusteberg
R.R. 2
Illinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joiiet
Bath & Tennis Club
Mike Conrad
Cub
Hermann Maifest
Lions Club
Jaycees
Young Group Farms Horsemanship Club
Columbia Police
The
East
Carbondale
Kagsikakee High School
Dan Liddell
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