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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1966

Page

3

Stealth Chats on Weather Triggers for Rheumatic Pain

Weather shifts in spring and fall trigger lumbago and rheumatic neuritis often after injury or strain. Chiropractor Dr. A L McAuliffe promotes spine and pelvis adjustments for relief. Also notes Donald Brown returns home from St Marys Hospital East St Louis after hospitalization. Mrs Arthur Chattillion visits from Muskego Wisconsin.

A. L. McAuliffe No. Main St Crestview Columbia Illinois

Columbia Title Project Approved

Ray Page announces that Columbia Community Unit District No. 4 has a Title One program approved for 3825.94 dollars as part of 30 Illinois programs totaling 481,942. To date 605 programs have approval totaling 37,861,572. Projects include remedial reading arithmetic ESL shop skills library counseling and health services.

Ray Page Columbia Community Unit District No. 4 Illinois

Sinatra LP Compiles 11 Recordings From 1953 to 1958

Linda Norris notes Forever Frank collects eleven tracks Sinatra recorded between 1953 and 1958, with Chicago the only title previously released. Buck Owens popularizes Bakersfield country while Merle Haggar tops charts with Swingin Doors and The Bottle Let Me Down. Wanda Jackson pays tribute to six country icons with hits that spurred their careers.

Forever Frank Sinatra Chicago Buck Owens Bakersfield America California Merle Haggard You Wanda Jackson Jimmy Rodgers Fred Country Music Hall of Fame

Cheryl Riebeling Named Honored Queen At Bethel 65

Cheryl Riebeling was chosen as the Honored Queen at the regular meeting of Bethel No. 65 Jobs Daughters of Columbia on Monday November 21. Officers include Charlene Raitt Princess Vickie Kazee Jr. Princess Sharon Byers Guide and Kathy Snider Marshal. Installation set for December 3 at the Masonic Temple.

Cheryl Riebeling Bethel No. 65 Jobs Daughters of Columbia Charlene Raitt Vickie Kazee Sharon Byers Guide Kathy Snider Masonic Temple Kay Lynn Ralston Bethel Eastern Star Waterloo Columbia The

Springfield visit notes Christening and illnesses

Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Conrad with Stephen and Lisa attended the christening of their granddaughter Diane Peterson in Springfield. Mrs. Conrad returned Monday as Mrs. Peterson fell ill. she plans to return home today. Georgia figures include Alvin Riechmann returning from California after a six month stay, and Seaman Daniel Vogt visiting Roanoke relatives before returning home. Edwin Huch enters St Elizabeth's Hospital in Belleville, and Mrs. Elmer Becker visits Edina Minnesota relatives. Dr Fern Probstmeyer and students join the Hackers in Thanksgiving guests. Carl Sparwasser, a Columbia native living with Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Hotz in Waterloo, marks his 85th birthday.

Roy P. Conrad Stephen Lisa Springfield Diane Peterson T. L. Peterson Conrad Alvin Riechmann Columbia California Riechmann Eugene Luhr and Co Daniel. E. Vogt George Vogt Roanoke Virginia Chris L. Volkert Elmer Becker Jerry Hacker Edina Minnesota Fern Probstmeyer Grant Forks Dakota Hacker Carl Sparwasser A. H. Hotz Waterloo

No Hunting or Trespassing Signs for Sale in Clarion Office

A Clarion Office in Columbia advertises sale of no hunting and no trespassing signs. The notice lists available signs and pricing, inviting local residents to purchase for posted properties. The sale targets landowners and rental properties needing clear property boundary warnings.

Parkview School Weekly Lunch Menu

Parkview School offers a rotating menu. December 5 features chili crackers peanut butter and jelly sandwich bananas and milk. December 6 to 8 include beef stew hot rolls cole slaw ice cream Friday’s chicken noodle casserole gelatine salad bar cookie bread and milk.

Induction Forwarded for Robert Henerfauth and January Call

Otis J. Rexroth of the Selective Service Board reports that Robert R. Henerfauth has been forwarded for induction on Wednesday November 30. Four registrants were forwarded for physical examination and the next call for physical examination will be for nine men. There will be no inductions in December and the January call has not yet been received.

Otis J. Rexroth The Selective Service Board Robert R. Henerfauth

Porcupine in a Prickly Tale Sparks Versed Play

Evelyn Begin author of A Prickly Tale discusses writing for children and the joy of verse. Her upcoming My Color Game from Whitman Publishing Co highlights poetry’s role in early reading and laughter for youngsters.

Evelyn Begin Whitman Publishing Company Racine Wis Juliet Dermot Evelyn Scotland England P.T.A

NFO To Meet In Milwaukee December Delegates Planned

St Clair County National Farmers Organization prepares for its county delegates to attend the annual NFO convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin December 7 8 Delegates from 25 states are expected to join discussions on the collecting bargaining program with processors of dairy meat and grain and the milk holding action feasibility St Clair County NFO president William Ehlers lists elected attendees including Ehlers Hofstetter Mueller Bage Gruenewald Cortner Schaller Rapp Metter Mehrtens Klotz Doerr and Kiggins.

St. Clair NFD William Ehlers Elmer Hofstetter Don Mueller Sam Bage Lester Gruenewald Wilfred Cortner Walter Schaller Walter Rapp Clarence Metter Herman Mehrtens Louis Klotz Erwin Doerr Dwight Kiggins

County Offices Set New Public Hours Dec 1966

County Board approves office hours for Sheriff and Collector, County Clerk and Recorder, Assessor and Treasurer, and County Superintendent of Schools. Courthouse to open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays, excluding legal holidays, effective December 3, 1966. Passed unanimously November 23, 1966 by Chairman Walter Wetzel.

County Board of Commissioners Board of County Commissioners Walter Wetzel

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Jennifer Johnson U. of Washington Bendix Scintilla Sidney, N.Y van Sweden St. Petersburg Fla Dallas Courtie Horn South Main St Columbia, Illinois Horn’s Eldo Horn St First National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Donald Brown Crestview Drive St. Mary’s Hospital East St. Louis Arthur Chattillion Muskego Wisconsin Edward Sander Columbia Title Project Linda Norris NEW Jobs Queen Theodore Ludwig East Cherry Street Christian Welfare Hospital East St.Louis Edwin Huch St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Belleville Clarion Parkview School Robert Louis Stevenson Edward Lear NFO Milwaukee Kodak Films & Finishing Daah’s John A. Daab, R. Ph Round Table South County Lemay Ferry Lindbergh Monroe County Republican Central Committee J.E. Engler U.S. Army Viet Nam Tan Son Nhut Warren G. Downs Atright Edward L. Gonzales Fred G. Rapp & Son, Inc General Insurance Agency South Central Illinois Ands. Lehnard C. Darenor Mrs. Eaneth B. Wieten Mrs. Kiam B Benn Roy Gavord Coughton Mrs Arthur R. Broderick Clarion Proy. Co
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