Illinois public notices and appointments in 1967
Otto Kerner announced Col Harold R Patton as assistant adjutant general effective Aug 1 1967 with brigadier general rank to succeed Brig Gen Donald R Grimmer who retires July 31 1967. Dr Franklin D Yoder praised penitentiary milk programs at four Illinois institutions. Vermilion River reddening caused by Euglena algae bloom observed between Pontiac and Cullom.
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Franklin D. Yoder
Department of Public Health
Illinois
Stateville Penitentiary
Joliet
Menard Penitentiary
Chester
Pontiac Penientiary
Pontiac
Illinois State Farm
Vandalia
Berlin T. Campbell
Olney
Vermilion River
Cullen
Clarence W. Klassen
Illinois Department of Public Health
Klassen
Illinois Exports Highlight Two European Trade Shows
Illinois, the nation's leading exporter of food and agricultural products, will exhibit in Cologne Germany and London United Kingdom. Fifteen Illinois firms will display their products in state exhibits September 30 to October 8 and October 12 to 20. The showcases promote sales of Illinois processed foods in Western Europe and are sponsored by the Export Expansion Division and the Illinois Department of Agriculture.
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Illinois
United States Trade Center
London
Europe
Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Fresh Snack Ideas for Kids and Quick Treats
Practical snacks with nutritional value using fruit milk and ice cream. Recipes include a cooler mix of milk pineapple and vanilla ice cream, Chocolate Fruit Fluff with honeydew and whipped cream, peppermint chocolate milk, and a molasses enriched milk blend.
Gypsy Returns to Municipal Opera with Jane Morgan
The Broadway musical Gypsy about Gypsy Rose Lee and her mother Rose comes to Municipal Opera Forest Park for a week from August 14 to 20. Jane Morgan stars as Rose with Jessica Walter as Louise and a cast including Wally Griffin Jacqueline Mayro Avril Gentles Ellen Travolta and Marilyn Child. Tickets range from 1.00 to 4.50 and may be ordered by mail to the Municipal Opera box office Forest Park St. Louis.
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Gypsy
Gypsy Rose Lee
Rose
Municipal Opera
Jane Morgan
Municipal Theater
Forest Park
Miss Morgan
Baby June
Baby Louise
Jessica Walter
Louise
Wally Griffin
Herbie
Jacqueline Mayro
June
Avril Gentles
Ellen Travolta
Marilyn Child
Tessie Tura
Mazeppa
Electra
Arthur Laurents
Jale Styne
Ethel Merman
Rosalind Russell
Natalie Wood
Karl Malden
St. Louis
St Clair County Fair Honors Pie and Cake Winners
Mrs. Charles Duroff of E Carondelet R R topped the pie events at the St. Clair County Fair last week. Mrs. Ben Seibert of R R 2 Belleville captured grand champion sponge cake without icing. Mrs. Elmer Hoffstetter of R R 1 Dupo among top finishers in fine arts and textiles. The fair drew a good crowd and held strong attendance.
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Charles Duroff
E. Carondelet
R.R
St. Clair County Fair
Ben Seibert
R.R. 2
Belleville
Elmer Hoffstetter
R.R. 1
Dupo
Mrs Roma Schmidt Moves to Missouri
Mrs Roma Schmidt of 112 East Vogt Street Columbia moved to Missouri last week on Wednesday. The brief notice records a change of residence for a local resident amid city records.
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Roma Schmidt
East Vogt Street
Columbia
Missouri
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Il Nois
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Red Bud
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Alvin Mueller
Richard Niebruegge
Valmeyer
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Julie Sterner
Carbondale
State Capitol News
U.S. Coast Guard
Otto Kerner
Illinois Department of Conservation
State
Division of Highways
Leslie Stumpf
Leslie
Oliver
Randy Fries
Red
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Eugene Ahrens
the Breweries of America
United States Brewers Association, Inc
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Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
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