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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

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Soil Conservation Benefits Multiply Through Community Action

Water quality improves as terraces and contour farming reduce soil loss and fertilizer runoff. Rural programs from RC&D to watershed land treatment unite communities to conserve land and water, support recreation, flood control, and economic development under the Soil Conservation Act of 1935 and SCS leadership.

Nolan A. Walker Soil Conservation Service Waterloo Ill Orville Freeman Walker SCS

Your Medicare Handbook summarized for East St. Louis readers

Ralph Brasher outlines Medicare basics including premium financing and payment methods. The plan charges a $3 monthly premium per enrollee with government matching funds, subject to biennial reviews starting 1967. Premiums may be deducted from qualifying benefits or paid via notices, with installment options and a return card envelope. Continuous nonpayment ends coverage.

School Open Drive Promotes Back-To-School Safety

The AAA Automobile Club of Illinois launches its 34th September School's Open campaign urging motorists to drive carefully as many children begin classes. Posters bumper strips and marquee messages will be placed city officials schools AAA garages and service stations collaborate to protect students and promote safety patrols.

AAA Automobile Club Ilinois Auto Club Stan Keesling Keesling

Middleton Attends Illinois Education Conference

B D Middleton Columbia school superintendent attended the Leaders Conference sponsored by the Illinois Education Association at Illinois State University Normal from August 15 to 17. An enrollment of 313 was recorded and attendees were divided into six sections covering the legislative program Better Education Association I E A and Related Services retirement disability and survivor benefits teacher involvement in decision making and school finance. Middleton serves on the Governing Committee in Legislation for the Kaskaskia Division which includes Monroe Randolph St. Clair Clinton Washington Jefferson and Marion counties.

B. D. Middleton Columbia Illinois Education Association Illinois State University, Normal Better Education Association Middleton Kaskaskia Monroe Randolph, St. Clair Clinton, Washington, Jefferson Marion

Installing Le Petit Chapeau Officers in St Clair Salon

The St. Clair County Salon off the Eight and Forty held its August meeting at the Fairmont Legion Home. Mrs. Walter Bolle installed officers including Le Petit Chapeau members and La Concierge officers with several names listed and a board meeting set for September 19 at the American Legion Home in Dupo.

Walter Bolle St. Clair County Fairmont Legion Home Walter Belle Columbia Tony Smith Fairmont City Bernard Swartz la Secretaire Henry Stahl la Cassiere Manda Markecizich L’archiviste Frederick L’aumonier Arnold Trost la Concierge Arthur Becherer L'Avocate Julia Markezich Pouvoir Leo J. Sullivan O. H. Robinson Sergat Arms American Legion Dupo Betty Ceglinski

Richard Trost Named District Governor of Young Republicans

Richard Trost, president of the Monroe County Young Republican Club, has been appointed District Governor for the 21st Congressional District. The 21 county region spans Illinois' southern counties. The announcement was made in Murphysboro by Frances Strothmann, Administrative Assistant, YRO State of Illinois.

Richard Trost Young Republican Organization Mr. Trost Monroe County Young Republican Club Waterloo Illinois Trost Murphysboro Frances Strothmann State of

Bloodmobile Visit Planned for Valmeyer on September 20

A Bloodmobile is scheduled to visit Valmeyer on September 20 from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall of St. John’s U.C.C. Solicitors will canvass the area soon. Walk ins between 18 and 60 who are not contacted may donate.

Valmeyer Fellowship Hall St. John’s

Dropping Medical Insurance During Enrollment Period

Your medical insurance premiums may be paid by the state public assistance agency in some states. If you have questions about premiums, talk to your local public assistance office. You may drop medical insurance by giving written notice to the Social Security Administration during a general enrollment period.

Social Security Administration Railroad Retirement Board Social Security Office Public Assistance

Annual Homecoming At Turner Park Weekend Festivities

Turner Park hosts Centennial Homecoming with events Friday through Sunday. A fish fry Friday at 4 p m kicks off three days of entertainment including chicken plate meals Saturdays and Sundays, free music and dancing, and performances by Columbia High School Concert Band Virgil Crook's Orchestra Duet schmeister Brass Band and Larry Pieper Polka Spots. Proceeds support local amusement and rides.

Columbia Gymnastic Association Turner Park Bill Rebels Columbia High School Virgil Crook Duetschmeister Larry Pieper

Certificate awarded to Columbia math teacher Miss Dill

Dian Lee Dill of 210 Mulberry Columbia received a certificate for completing the eight week Summer Institute for High School Teachers of Science and Mathematics at the University of Missouri Rolla. The NSF sponsored program directed by Dr. Harold Q. Fuller included eight hours of credit and guest lecturers with a visit to McDonnell Aircraft Corporation in St. Louis.

Dian Lee Dill Mulberry, Columbia Columbia High School University of Missouri At National Science Foundation Harold Q. Fuller Rolla Miss Dill McDonnell Aircraft Corporation St. Louis

Truck and Bus Owners Must File Highway Use Tax Return

Truck and bus owners may owe a federal highway use tax and must file Form 2290 by the last day of the month after first use. The tax year runs July 1 through June 30. Publicatirs No 349 provides details via the District Director, IRS Central and Southern Illinois.

Jay G. Philpott Internal Revenue Central and Southern Illinois Publicatirs Internal Revenue Service

License Suspension for Lawrence E. Heine Over Curfew Violation

The Drivers License Division of Illinois announced the suspension of Lawrence E. Heine's license, residing at R.R. 2 in Fults, due to violation of the curfew act.

Lawrence E. Heine Fults State of Illinois

Goudeys Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Joe Goudey mark fifty years of marriage on Tuesday August 23. A retired farmer formerly of Waterloo now living north of Columbia they will celebrate with relatives and close friends Saturday August 27 at the VFW Hall in Dupo.

Joe Goudey Waterloo Columbia

Gibault High School Opens With 210 In Enrollment

Gibault High School Waterloo begins the 1966 67 term with 210 students. The faculty includes Rev Edwin Hustedde as religion leader, Sisters Mary Stephen Mary Albert and others teaching Latin English math science and social studies. Freshmen must take speech and music. opening events include a student faculty assembly and a Mass for the Holy Spirit.

Edwin M Hustedde Gibault High School Waterloo Edwin Hustedde Mary Stephen Ad.pp.s Mary Albert Mary Agnes DeMattias Hall St. Louis Mary Alice St. Pius X High School Festus John Joseph Helen Marie Andrew Bengo Arthur Nagle Paul Bruening James Caffrey Robert Dollar Francis Seger James Jansen

Adolph Bloch Fined for Two Violations in Route 3 Crash

Adolph Louis Bloch of St. Louis was fined a total of 90 dollars plus 10 dollars court costs by Judge Joseph Cunningham this week. He was found guilty of leaving the scene of a personal injury accident and of failure to have control of the vehicle. The crash occurred on the Route 3 Bypass at Columbia on July 24.

Adolph Louis Bloch St. Louis Joseph Cunningham Bloch Columbia

Local student awarded Westminster scholarship

Andrew Plumer Burgess III, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew P Burgess Jr of 435 Charlotte, received an Honor Scholarship from Westminster College in Fulton Missouri. He will be a sophomore this fall in a four year liberal arts program. The college houses the Churchill Memorial featuring a Christopher Wren designed church rebuilt on campus to honor Winston Churchill who gave his Iron Curtain speech in 1946.

Andrew Plumer Burgess, III Andrew Plumer Burgess Charlotte Westminister College Fulton Andrew Westminister Churchill London Sir Winston Churchill

Returned from Viet Nam Soldier Allen Goldschmidt

Allen Goldschmidt son of Mr and Mrs Albert Goldschmidt of R R Valmeyer has come home after two years in the Army with the last year spent in Vietnam.

Allen Goldschmidt Albert Goldschiidt R.R. J. Valmeyer Allen Viet Nam

Lowel Giffhorn Falls From Cliff At Miles Cemetery

Lowel Giffhorn nineteen son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Giffhorn Columbia fell about one hundred twenty feet off a cliff at Miles Cemetery at 12 45 am Monday He was saved from serious injury when he landed in a tree that broke the fall Wayne Smith of Davey Tree Company helped lower him to a stretcher and he was taken to St Elizabeths Hospital in Belleville with injuries to his hip heel and elbow His condition was not serious three other youths were with him but uninjured.

Lowel Giffhorn Edgar Giffhorn Columbia Miles Cemetery Wayne Smith Davey Tree Company St. Elizabeth's Hospital Belleville Giffhorn

Local Teacher Completes English Institute

Vernon W. Smith an English teacher at Columbia Community Unit District No 4 completed an eight week course at Illinois State University Normal Illinois The program carried eight hours of graduate English credit and was government sponsored The institute focused on teaching culturally disadvantaged youth in English Thirty six students from the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Home Normal participated The group worked in teaching teams planned lessons and provided instruction An daily lesson analysis and evaluation tracked progress with notable gains and expectations of broad changes in language arts education.

Vernon W. Smith Columbia Community Unit District No. 4 Illinois State University Normal Illinois Illinois Soldiers and Sailor's

Monroe County Sees Aid Rolls Dip in June

Illinois public aid programs show a June decline with total caseload down 1,524 to 397,914 from May. Old Age, Aid to Dependent Children rise in Monroe County, while Blind Assistance slips. Local figures list 102 Old Age, 84 ADC, 2 Blind, 24 Disability, and 18 General Assistance cases totaling 230 with $21,931.

Illinois Harold O. Swank Illinois Department of Public Aid Monroe County

Seventh Gabriel Richard Institute Conference at Notre Dame

The 7th Annual Gabriel Richard Institute conference ran August 19 to 21 at the University of Notre Dame with the theme Self-Confidence in Christian Promotion. Belleville Diocese delegates attended including Mrs. Ermantine Grueninger, Vince Fellner, Cecil Fenner, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Clara Mitchell of Belleville and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gregson of Hecker, among others.

Gabriel Richard Institute University of Notre Dame Belleville Ermantine Grueninger Columbia Vince Fellner Cecil Fenner John Johnson Clara Mitchell Virgil Gregson Hecker

Illinois Power to Build Generating Plant at Baldwin

Illinois Power Company to begin site work in Southern Illinois for a mine mouth steam generating plant near Baldwin with a capacity over 2,000,000 kilowatts. First unit over 550,000 kilowatts, service planned by summer 1970, two more units planned, $200 million-plus investment. Coal from Peabody Coal Co. via rail or belt system, water from a 2,000-acre reservoir, 500-foot chimney, and 500 workers during construction. Awards: turbine generator Westinghouse, boiler Babcock Wilcox, engineers Sargent Lundy.

Illinois Power Company Baldwin Illinois Allen van Wyck Randolph County Southern Illinois Wood River Havana Hennepin Vermillion Danville Kaskaskia River Minemouth Peabody Coal Company Belleville Union Electric Company Cahokia Westinghouse Electric Company Babcock-Wilcox Company Sargent & Lundy

First Marine Corps Reserve stamp set for August 29 sale

A 5 cent commemorative stamp marking the 50th anniversary of the Marine Corps Reserves goes on sale in Washington on August 29. The design includes a World War I Marine, a World War II flyer, a frogman, a modern Marine, and a colonial uniformed fifth Marine. Collectors may send first day cover requests to the Washington Postmaster with proper addresses and fees after August 29.

Marine Corps Washington, D.C Washington, D. G Marine Corps Reserve

Obituary of Fred Ferkel Found Dead in Columbia Home

Fred Ferkel 65 was found dead at his Columbia home Monday afternoon by Harrisonville Telephone Co. workers. Police believe heart attack caused death likely between Saturday and Monday. Coroner ordered an inquest. funeral today at 2 p m Schmidt Funeral Home Chapel with interment at St Paul Cemetery. Survived by son Leroy Ferkel daughter Shirley Moallankamp brother Robert Ferkel sister Bertha Maserang and 14 grandchildren.

Fred F. Ferkel Columbia Gene Naumann Joe Goeddel Harrisonville Telephone Co Mr. Ferkel Milton Wagner Jacob Ferkel Schmidt

Obituary: John W. Luehring 76 Waterloo resident

John W. Luehring 76 of 415 Park Street Waterloo died Sunday after illness. Funeral services were held at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Waterloo with burial at Kolmer Memorial Cemetery. He was a retired farmer and World War I veteran. Survived by wife Elsie son Norman and sister Mrs. Mary Ersich, all of Waterloo.

John W. Luehring Park St Waterloo St. Paul United Church of Christ, Waterloo Kolmer Memorial Cemetery Quernheim Luehring Elsie Norman Luehring Mary Erscih

Lee Carol Dance Studio Resumes Fall Classes

Registration for the fall term at 108 hmz studio runs August 31 from 2 to 6 p.m. Classes start September 7 with preschool entrants at age three. Owner operator Mrs Lee Carol Abel boasts eleven years teaching and membership in Dance Masters of America and the St Louis Dance Teachers Association. She has run a Columbia studio for four years.

Lee Carol Dance Studio Hmz Lee Carol Abel Carol Dance Masters of America St. Louis Dance Teachers Association Columbia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ralph Brasher Social Security East St. Louis Wael Leo Sullivan Chicago James Menendez Department la Concierge T. Clyde Finley Young Republicans Carolyn Houser Columbia Community Unit No. 4 Illinois Vocational Homemaking Teachers Association Palmer House Miss Houser General Electric District Adolph Bloch Miles Institute Illinois Power Co Paul Powell Powell Fred Ferkal
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