Columbia Illinois adopts ordinance banning razing by burning
Ordinance No. 307 adds paragraph 31 016A to Chapter 31 Misdemeanors and Other Offenses prohibiting razing buildings by burning. Violations carry a fine of five to five hundred dollars per offense with daily continuations. Effective ten days after passage August 14 1967. Published August 17 1967. City Clerk Jos J Volkert Jr. attested.
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City of Columbia
Illinois
South Main Street
Ludman Street
Centerville
General Revenue Fund
Police Department
No Parking Amendments Inked in Columbia Illinois Ordinance
Ordinance No 308 amends Paragraph 28 501 of Columbia Illinois No Parking Places adding new subsections f g h on South Main Street detailing northbound and southbound parking limits Also adjusts penalties with a five to five hundred dollar fine per offense and a one dollar remedy option for initial violations while preserving emergency and obstructive parking protections.
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City of Columbia
Illinois
Illinois first migrant housing loan approved in Cobden project
The Farmers Home Administration approved the State Housing Board’s first loan to house farm workers in Illinois. A 20 acre site west of Cobden will host the facility for about 300 people with modern amenities and water disposal, funded by a $150,000 loan and $150,000 grant. The project also includes camp facilities and office space for the Illinois State Employment Service.
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Illinois
Richard E. Blakley
State Housing Board
Farmers Home Administration
Cobden
Union - Jackson County
Illinois State Employment Service
Illinois Division of Highways
State Highway Police
Francis S. Lorenz
Illinois Public Works
William C. Ackermann
Illinois State Water Survey
Columbia Building and Loan’s 53rd Annual Statement
The Columbia Building and Loan Association releases its 53rd annual statement of condition as of July 31 1967. The report details assets liabilities and financial position for the period ending mid year.
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Columbia Building and Loan Association
Detroit rioting leaves lasting memory for local teacher
Miss Carolyn Houser, a Columbia Community Unit No. 4 home making teacher, completed a three week course at Merril Palmer Institute in Detroit. She described heavy smoke and sirens, looters and arsonists, and noted most Detroiters are law abiding. She discussed inner city family issues with graduate students from Beirut and Seoul and urged understanding urban problems and lawlessness on 12th Street or Main Street.
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Carolyn Houser
Columbia Community Unit No. 4
Anton Brenner
Merril Palmer Institute
Detroit
Michigan
Ferry Ave
Woodward Avenue
City Art Museum
Detroit City Library
Wayne State University
Miss Houser
12Th Street
Beirut
Lebanon
Seoul
Korea
John F. Kennedy
Main Street
Columbia
Nursing Home Residents Enjoy Weekly Church Services and Activities
A Sunday School service led by First Baptist Church members opened the week at the Waterloo home with Mr. Bagwill directing. Residents later toured Hawaii by arm chair trip with Elvera Guebert sharing slides and stories, followed by a Georgia fishing life talk from Mrs. Paul Ruch and daughter.
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First Baptist Church of Waterloo
Bagwill
Hawaii
Elvera Guebert
Red Bud
Paul Ruch
Sea Island
Ruch
Georgia
Keith Knippenberg
Immanuel Lutheran Church of Waterloo
Assembly of God Church of Renault
Eva Metter
M. Christman
Monroe County
Notice of Claim Day in Charles Schad Estate
The Estate of Charles Schad in Monroe County Illinois is administering letters testamentary issued August 10 1967 to Loretta Zoeller of Columbia Illinois with attorney William R Hotto of East St. Louis Illinois. Claim day is Monday October 2 1967. Claims must be filed with the Circuit Court Clerk in Waterloo Illinois and mailed or delivered to Loretta Zoeller and her attorney. Dated August 10 1967 LeROY M REITZ Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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Loretta Zoeller
N. Main
Columbia
Illinois
William R. Hotto
Murphy
E. St. Louis
Waterloo
Leroy M. Reitz
Circuit Court
Local Churches Aid Textile Project With Quilting and Sewing
Ladies from United Churches of Christ Zion's St. Joe and St. John's Walmeyer joined the Baptist Church of Waterloo to assist in this week's activity program. They quilted mended and sewed completing various fabric projects.
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United Churches of Christ, Zion's of
St. Joe
St. John’s of
Walmeyer
The
Baptist Church of Waterloo
Water system extensions on Bueck Street bid notice
Sealed proposals for construction of water system extensions on Bueck Street and related appurtenances are due August 21, 1967 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Clerk’s office in Columbia Illinois. Plans and specs available from Russell & Axon Consulting Engineers. Deposit details and bid validity noted.
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Bueck Street
Columbia
Monroe County
Illinois
Russell & Axon Consulting Engineers, Incorporated
Olive Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Classified piano for sale and ward clerk opening
Local listing offers a spinet piano for cash or low payments to a responsible party. Also seeks ward clerks immediate with a training class Aug 28 to Sept 15, 1967 at Memorial Hospital. Inquiries to 233-7750.
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Olive Street Road
St. Louis
Missour
Call Memorial
Help Wanted Female Registered Nurses at Belleville Hospital
Help wanted for a 154 bed Memorial Hospital expanding to 333 beds by September 1967. Immediate openings in obstetrics surgery medicine intensive care and coronary units to open this fall. Salary $500 and up with $25 shift differential plus benefits. Apply to Director of Personnel Memorial Hospital 4501 North Park Drive Belleville Illinois 62223.
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Memorial Hospital
North Park Drive
Belleville
Ilinois
Gratitude Note From St Elizabeth Patient Family
Sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for cards flowers and visits while a patient at St Elizabeth Hospital. Special appreciation to Msgr Holtgrave Father Dollar Sister Mary and Roma Convent sisters for visits and prayers. Your kindness is remembered.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Msgr. Holtgrave
Father Dollar
Sister Mary
Roma
Classifieds and Display Advertising Rates
Notices outline price structure for classified ads at 3c per word with a 50c minimum, card of thanks at 3c per word with a 75c minimum, and display advertising at 50c per column inch. Rates indicate standard newspaper pricing and minimum charges.
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Jos. J. Volkert JR
Turner Hall
Virgil Crook
Avon
Griggsville
Danville
Ackermann
Illinois Department of Conservation
Hamilton County
Lake Argyle
McDonough County
Lake Ramsey
Fayette County
McLean County
Randolph Co
Red Hills
Lawrence County
Saline Co
Sam Dale Lake
Wayne County
Sam Parr
Jasper County
Stephen A. Forbes
Marion County
D.A
U. S
F.s.l.lc
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Insurance Reserve
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Chamber of
Horrors Technicolor
Sat.Sun
Tony Curtis
Vianalis
By Alice Horcher
Nursing Home News
State OF
Circuit Court OF the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Charles Schad
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Columbia, Illinois
Eldo Horn
Turner's Annual
Turner Park
Glenn
By Crook Tra
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