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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1965

Page

3

Neuritis Eyed as Cause of Arm and Shoulder Pain

Pains in the shoulders and arms are linked to neuritis or nerve inflammation driven by seasonal changes in temperature and humidity. Irritated nerves from spine issues or past injuries, plus hidden infections, can worsen symptoms, while chiropractors locate and adjust the nerve irritants to aid healing. Dr. A L McAuliffe promotes this educational series.

A. L. McAuliffe Crestview Columbia, Ill

Joseph Cunningham Named Magistrate For Monroe County

East St. Louis attorney Joseph F. Cunningham has been named magistrate for the 20th Judicial Circuit, presiding in St. Clair and Monroe counties. The appointment by the four circuit judges was announced by Chief Judge Richard T. Carter in Pelleville with a reported $10,000 annual salary. Cunningham will schedule Monroe County court days as per Circuit Clerk LeRoy Reitz. Terms for three local justices of the peace expired December 1, including Harold Hirstein who resigned to become Waterloo alderman.

Joseph F. Cunningham Monroe County Lawrence Cowell Waterloo Roland Daab Columbia Harold Hirstein

Nursing Home Volunteers Spread Holiday Spirits

A large group of volunteers from Zoar's United Church of Christ and St. Peter's ladies aided nursing home residents with activity projects. They mended, quilted, and played games while others prepared Christmas articles and performed music. multiple churches contributed throughout the week.

Zoar's United Church of Christ of New Hanover St. Peter United Church of Christ of Burksville The Mary and Martha Society of Waterloo Friedens United Church of Christ of Hecker Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Wartburg First Baptist Church of Waterloo Otto C. Bassler St. Paul United Church of Christ of Waterloo

Holiday School Lunch Menu Posts Week of Festive Meals

The schedule lists meals for Monday to Wednesday December 20 to 22 featuring hot beef sandwich with pickle slice apple sauce vanilla pudding with bananas on Monday. Tuesday offers baked turkey and gravy giblet dressing cranberry relish fruit custard bread butter milk. Wednesday serves baked ham sandwich with lettuce mayonnaise potato chips buttered vegetables Christmas cake squares and milk.

Mothers Club

Chicken Dinner by Columbia High School Senior Class

The Senior Class of Columbia High School hosts a chicken dinner on Saturday December 18 from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the Old Gym. Reservations advised by 4:00 p.m. December 17 at Senior Sponsors 281-4995. Adults cost $1.50 with children priced at a reduced rate.

Columbia High School

Shirley Arras Weds Steven Crook in Candlelight Ceremony

Miss Shirley Arras daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Arras of Waterloo and Steven Fred Crook son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Crook of Columbia married in a candlelight service at St Paul United Church of Christ Columbia on Friday November 12 officiated by Rev Norman H Rahmoeller. The bride wore a white nylon gown with a portrait neckline and iridescent sequins and carried carnations. Attendants included maid of honor Pertie Weihl and bridesmaid Elaine Horn in blue and yellow gowns. Best man David Crook, groomsman Robert Horn, flower girl Carol Crook and ring bearer Ricky Crook. A reception and dance followed at the VFW Home in Dupo.

Shirley Arras Peter Arras N. Main Street Waterloo Steven Fred Crook Calvin Crook R.R. 1 Columbia St. Paul United Church of Christ Norman H. Rahmoeller Pertie Weihl Elaine Horn Weihl Ricky Crook V.F.W Dupo

Pictures omitted for publication this week

Several pictures sent to our engraver did not arrive in time for publication. We will print the pictures and the related article in next week s issue.

Illinois Tax Tables Aid Itemized Deductions For 1965

Illinois taxpayers may use a state sales tax table to estimate state sales tax deductions on federal 1965 income tax returns. District Director Jay G. Philpott notes the table, based on a 1960-61 consumer spending study, appears in tax instructions mailed to filers. It excludes auto sales tax, which may be added separately, and is optional for itemizers who prefer a standard deduction.

Illinois Jay G. Philpott Internal Revenue Central and Southern Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics States District of Columbia Philpott

Rippelmeyer Re-elected Fair Board President

Raymond R. Rippelmeyer was re-elected president of the Monroe County Fair Association at a board meeting Monday evening. Howard Riechmann was re-elected vice president and Paul Ziebold re-elected secretary. Clyde Burkhardt named treasurer replacing Edmund Rucker and replacing Arthur Wink on the board. The group plans a special membership meeting to approve a proposed grandstand at the fairgrounds costing over $2000.

Raymond R. Rippelmeyer Monroe County Fair Association Howard Riechmann Paul Ziebold Clyde Burkhardt Edmund Rucker Burkhardt Arthur Wink Fairgrounds

Heat Helps Cold Weather Car Starting

The AAA Illinois Division says low temps will cause starting problems for thousands. Keep battery and oil warm by parking in a garage or sheltered area, facing away from wind if needed. A 200 watt trouble light and heavy hood blanket aid heat retention, as does a dipstick and battery warmer.

AAA Auto Club Ilinois

Family Pot Luck by Helen Hale

A light dessert feature suggests finishing touches for a hearty meal. It includes marshmallows soaked in milk and whipped cream, fruit slices, and a chilled fruit mix with jelly and citrus. Adds grapefruit with mint and a simple fruit whip to serve.

Helen Hale

County Welfare Service Committee Appointments Issued

Harold O. Swank announces six downstate county welfare committee appointments in Alexander Carroll Coles Macoupin Menard and Monroe counties. Monroe sees Edgar Amrine Albert Hoffman C B Morrison all of Waterloo reappointed Robert Cash of Columbia reappointed and Herman Dalkert hired to fill the unexpired term of Rev August Deichmann who resigned.

Harold O. Swank Department of Public Aid Downstate Alexander, Carroll, Coles Macoupin, Menard Monroe Monroe County Edgar S. Amrine Albert H. Hoffman C. B. Morrison Waterloo Robert Paul Cash Columbia Herman Dalkert August G. Deichmann

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