Bowling scores from Jasons Lanes and company meet
At Janson's Lanes Steffenauer Jr. 460 Dreher 422 J Landgraf 404 D Janson 485 C J Landgraf 459. Schueler Bros. Osick 578 Stechmesser Jr. 500 Asselmeier 482 Weston 449 G Stechmesser 469. Payne Htg and Cooling forfeited. Osick 214 single, Csick 578 three. Gateway Food led with team single 907 and team three 2536.
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Peggy Mueller
Schueler Bros
Merrimac
Legion No
Kas Potato Chips
Gateway Food
Carling Beer
Shell Oilers
Schiemer Ins
Juengling Oil
Landgraf Plumbers
Rapps Ins
Roessler’s
Busch Bavarian
Payne's High & Cooling
Tolbird
K. Range
Pinock
J. Range
Wappel
R. Happy
D. Happy
Parrott
Jordan
Kettler
G. Roessler
M. Steffenauer Sr
Foster
B. Roessler
Schiemer
Heisler
Gummersheimer
Muskopf
Stelmach
Legion NO. 2
M. Janson
H. Mueller
Carle
Greatting
Rapps
Rapps Ins. (1) — G. Giffhorn 434, W. Giffhorn 468, H. Ludwig 401, T. Ludwig
Leonard
Carling
Lekosky
Harvard
K. Wenkel
R. Rehmer
Stumpf
K. Jahr
Schnell
R. Daab
R. Palmer
Bardeleben
Nowak
Bauman
Erv Sauget
Emil Sauget
KAS
D. McMullan
Herrmann
Caraway
E. Mathews
Steffenauer Jr
Dreher
J. Landgraf
D. Janson
C. J. Landgraf
Osick
Stechmesser Jr
Asselmeier
Weston
G. Stechmesser
Payne Htg. & Cooling
Ind
Csick
Employers Reminded Of Increase In Minimum Wage
The Fair Labor Standards Act sets a new 1.25 dollar minimum wage effective September 3 for large retail and service employees covered by the 1961 amendments. Workers earn 1.5 times pay after 40 hours. the overtime week limit remains 42 hours. The act covers interstate workers, large enterprise employees, child labor rules, and equal pay for equal work.
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Earl F. Halverson
U.S. Labor Department
Halverson
Millstadt VFW Rout Columbia American Legion 7 0
Millstadt VFW defeated Columbia American Legion 7 to 0 on Sunday. Winning pitcher Clyde Pruitt allowed five hits with seven strikeouts and one walk. Bob Roessler took the loss for Columbia, surrendering nine hits with six strikeouts and one walk as Columbia committed six errors.
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Columbia American Legionnaires
Millstadt Vfw
Bob Roessler
Clyde Pruitt
Millstadt
Columbia
Richard Meyer
Germann
Bob Schlemmer
Baltz
Monroe County 4-H Girls Attend State Fair
Ten Monroe County 4-H members attended the Illinois State Fair in Springfield August 16 to 18. They stayed in dorms at the Junior Home Economics Building, served as county representatives, attended classes, and took part in dress revue and demonstrations while meeting 4-H ers from across the state.
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Monroe County
Springfield
Susan Vogt
Waterloo
Bernice Freund
Irene Huch
Cheryl Prest
Satellites Tie For 4th In Belleville Softball
The Columbia Satellites finish in a fourth place tie in the Belleville City Softball League after a forfeit from Ringwald's last Thursday. CWV defeated Adams-Gordon Realty to join the Satellites in the tie for fourth and fifth place. The league ends with Franke's Brake Service first, Adams-Gordon Realty second, Arnie's Tavern third, CWV and Satellites tied, Cahokia sixth, Ringwald's seventh, and Tony's Tavern eighth. The Satellites meet CWV tonight at Southside Park in Belleville at 8 p.m. Playoffs follow. On Saturday August 21 the Satellites host Kirchner's of Granite City in a doubleheader at Legion Park at 7:30 p.m.
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Columbia Satellites
Belleville City
Ringwald
Catholic War Veterans
Adams - Gordon Realty
Franke's Brake Service
Adams-Gordon Realty
Arnie's Tavern
Catholic War Veterans and the Satellites
Cahokia
Ringwald’s
Tony's Tavern
CWV
Southside Park
Belleville
Kirchner’s of
Granite City
the Legion Park
Columbia Advances in KC Softball Tournament
In the Knights of Columbus Girls Softball Tourney semifinals Columbia-Valmeyer crushed Valmeyer 19 to 3 led by winning pitcher Linda Serafini as Columbia advances to the finals at Columbia Legion Park. Finals and consolation games are set for Aug 19 with 6 30 p m and 8 30 p m starts.
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Knights of Columbus
Waterloo
New Athens
Columbia
Valmeyer
Linda Serafini
Safety inspection periods extended one month
Eruse Chevrolet Co reports that Illinois Governor Otto Kerner approved an amendment to Section 123.08 of the Uniform Act regulating Traffic on Highways. The change allows second division vehicle inspections for which safety certificates were issued to occur in March or April and September and October each year, instead of only April and October.
Hogs reach four week high on tight supplies in market report
The hog market tops four weeks as sub normal supplies persist. Cattle receipts total 48,764 head with hogs up 60 to 75 cents and a high price of 25.50 per cwt. for Barrows and Gilts. Slaughter cattle show mixed moves with cows strong and steers and heifers slipping, while overall weekly U.S. cattle slaughter hits a pace not seen since January 1965.
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Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Barrow
U.S
Airman Shrewsbury to train at Amarillo AFB Texas
Airman Third Class John T. Shrewsbury son of Mr and Mrs George B Shrewsbury of Columbia will begin technical training at Amarillo AFB Texas as an Air Force administrative specialist. He recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is a graduate of Ss Peter and Paul High School Waterloo Illinois. Marine First Lieutenant William R Warren son of Mr and Mrs F G Warren of Columbia is aboard the attack transport USS George Clymer and will return to San Diego after an unscheduled Western Pacific deployment with the Seventh Fleet.
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John T. Shrewsbury
George B. Shrewsbury
Washington
Columbia
Amarillo Afb
Tex
U. S&s. Air Force
Shrewsbury
Lackland Afb
Air Training Command
SS. Peter and Paul High School
Waterloo
Illinois
Marine
William R. Warren
F. G. Warren
Glenwood Drive
George Clymer
San Diego
Calif
Western Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Clymer
United States
Marine Regimental Landing Team Seven
Okinawa
Sasebo
Japan
Third Marine Amphibious Force
da Nang
Viet Nam
Columbia teen enlists in United States Air Force
Wesley R. Heintz son of Mr and Mrs Robert P Heintz R R 2 Columbia has enlisted in the United States Air Force and is attending basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Heintz is a 1963 graduate of Columbia High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley R. Heintz
Robert P. Heintz
R. R
Columbia
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Wesley
Columbia High School
Farm Youth To Sell $55,000 Fat Steers at National Stock Yards
Missouri and Illinois farm boys and girls will market about $55,000 worth of fat steer and heifers at the National Stock Yards on Thursday September 2 in a 4-H Beef Marketing Day. The event, organized by Producers Livestock Marketing Association with university extension services, features live grading, county awards judging, and a carcass contest for counties sending at least five steers. Proceeds likely exceed last year’s $49,000 from 28 counties. attendance includes leaders parents and buyers from hotels restaurants and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Illinois
National Stock Yards
Big Live Stock Center
Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Universities of
Automatic Flour Mill Pioneered Near Philadelphia in 1784
The article notes a fully automatic flour mill established near Philadelphia in 1784 where the grain moved through the entire process to flour without any human labor. It highlights early automation milestones and the transition to mechanized production in the 18th century.
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Philadelphia
Bermuda ends: one third ride two wheelers on 21 mile isle
More than a third of Bermuda adults ride bicycles motorcycles or mopeds because narrow lanes and scenic routes make two wheelers easier to handle than cars on the 21 square mile island.
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Bermuda
Wine Makers Must Register With The Internal Revenue Service
The article urges prospective family use wine makers in Illinois to register with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division. It explains limits up to 200 gallons tax free for family use if registered, requires annual forms, and notes penalties for unregistered production including criminal prosecution.
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Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
State of
Illinois
Alcohol & Tobacco Tax
East Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Illinois forestry degree program at SIU opens in 1958
The first four year forestry degree program in Illinois began at Southern Illinois University in January 1958 marking a milestone for regional higher education.
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Southern Illinois Universit
Illinois
Southern Illinois University
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