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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1965

Page

3

Navy petty officer cited for life saving first aid on Schuylkill Expressway

Dennis A. Range of Philadelphia received a letter of commendation from Captain A H Clancy Jr for providing first aid to a motorcyclist after a 1965 Schuylkill Expressway crash. Range applied pressure to stop severe bleeding until police and medical help arrived.

A. H. Clancy Jr Naval Air Engineering Center Dennis A. Range South Philadelphia Columbia Illinois Range Schuylkill Expressway Ace Johnson Frank J. Reilly Philadelphia A. H. Clancy, Jr Ilinois Pollock Terrace 30Th Street Joseph Sand South Wanamaka Street Vincent St. Agnes Hospital

Post Office Reports 8 Percent Christmas Mail Increase

Postmaster R Paul Cash notes about an 8 percent rise in Christmas mailing over 1964. Approximately 100000 Christmas cards were cancelled in the Columbia office, with the peak day Friday December 17 listing 12509 cancellations. For six days the daily average ranged from 10000 to 12000.

R. Paul Cash Columbia

Road District 3 approves special road tax extension

Voters in Road District No 3 approved a special road tax levy of 167 percent for 1965 to 1969. A total of 48 ballots were cast with 74 voting yes, 10 no, and two spoiled. Commissioner Clyde Engel and clerk Walter Kelley Jr. administered the election.

Clyde Engel Walter Elley Jr

DeMolay Leader Receives Honorary Legion of Honor

Russell E. Smith of E. A. Weiner Chapter in Belleville was awarded the Honorary Legion of Honor Degree at the Masonic Temple on Sunday December 12. The honor recognizes outstanding leadership and meritorious service for the Order of DeMolay and the announcement was made by G Wilbur Bell executive officer of the Southern Jurisdiction of Illinois Supreme Council of the International Order of DeMolay.

Russell E. Smith DeMolay Dad E. A. Weiner Order of DeMolay Legion of Honor Masonic Temple Belleville G. Wilbur Bell Illinois Supreme Council of the International Order of DeMolay

Health Chats Chiropractic Health Education Series

Health advocates discuss the role of chiropractic care within medical laws and the need for periodic exams by dentists doctors and chiropractors. The piece promotes a whole health program and notes an educational series sponsored by Dr A L McAuliffe a Columbia chiropractor with contact details and hours.

Denistr Chiropractic A. L. McAuliffe Crestview Columbia Fil

Illinois Seat Belt Law Reaches 1961 and Later Cars

The 74th General Assembly required front seat belts in all 1961 and later model passenger cars after March 1, 1966. Illinois has mandated seat belt anchors since 1956, with the Department of Public Safety setting manufacturing and installation standards. Operating 1961 and later cars without belts is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up to $100 for first offense.

74Th General Assembly Illinois Department of Public Safety

Illinois Milk Output Falls Eight Percent in November

Illinois crop reporters estimate November milk production at 282 million pounds, down eight percent from last year and the 1959 63 average. Per cow yield is 640 pounds, below 660 pounds a year ago and the five year average of 566. Cows on farms total 441 000, down from 467 000.

Illinois Illinois Crop Reporting Service

WCBW-FM Program Schedule Holiday Weekend

WCBW-FM lists a daily block schedule from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for news and farm reports, followed by music and headlines, then polka time with local news and a sports roundup, and evening listening music with newscasts. New Year’s Eve features a dance party, and January weekend programming includes services from churches, Lutheran Hour, and public service announcements.

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Obituary notes for Edna Gauen and sisters Aurelia Coleno and Laura Moehrs

Funeral services for Edna Gauen 65 of Waterloo were held at St Paul Lutheran Church with Wagner Funeral Home in charge. She died after a period of illness and is survived by husband George and two sons Charles and Louis, plus six grandchildren and four sisters. Also noted is campus activity with Gary Heise and Campus Chest at the University of Illinois Urbana campus.

Edna Gauen Edna _ Gauen S. Library Street Waterloo St. Paulnied Church of Christ Wagner Beeker Litt Monroe County George Gallen Charles Granite City Louis Wheaton Ill Irene Krone Linda Cook Henry Alma Hoffmann Willa Clara Rippelmeyer Macystown

Live animals depicted in Christmas nativity scene in South St. Louis

A Nativity display near Gravois and Chippewa shows a cow and calf from Riebeling's Polled Hereford Farms of Columbia, loaned for the occasion, with four donkeys and several sheep in a pen. The scene illustrates the three parts of the Christmas story and invites the public to view.

Christ Gravois and Chippewa South St. Louis Riebeling Polled Hereford Farms of Columbia Mary Mother of Christ Bethlehem

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Dennis Range Chief Hurl John Hurl Mark Anthony Karen E. Fause Anton Range, Jr SS. Peter and Paul High School Navy East St. Louis San Diego California Aviation Storekeeper Memphis Tennesse Schiemer Insurance General Insurance South Main Street Columbia, Illinois Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc Alamo i Belleville » Commercial Bldg State of Wcbw-Fm Joy St Paul's Lutheran Church Aurelia Coleno Prairie du Roche Laura Moehrs Recoud Gary Heise J. OF I University of Illinois Campus Chest Urbana W. Legion Subchairman Monroe
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