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Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

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Named To Head Cancer Crusade In Illinois 1966

Wayne E. Philips, vice president of Prudential's Mid-America Office, was named chairman of the 1966 Crusade of the American Cancer Society Illinois Division to be held in April. W. Wallace Tudor of Sears Roebuck announces the plan, aiming to recruit 200000 volunteers to raise 2 150 000 dollars while educating the public on cancer.

Wayne E. Philips Mid-America Prudential Insurance Company of America American Cancer Society Illinois Inc W. Wallace Tudor Sears Roebuck and Co Philips

Foreign Coin Expert To Address Local Club Meeting

William DeClue, president of World Coin Club and Scotchmen's Coin Shop manager, will speak on foreign coin collecting at the Columbia Coin Club meeting on Monday February 7. The club meets at 7:00 p.m. in the Columbia Public Library.

William DeClue World Coin Club Scotchmen’s Coin Shop S. Hampton St. Louis Columbia Coin Club Columbia Public Library

Obituary: Mrs Annietta Volk 38 of Columbia

Funeral services for Mrs Annietta Volk 38 of Columbia were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Creason Funeral Home. She died Friday at Belleville Memorial Hospital after a stay since January 9. She and husband Glen ran Glen Volk Well Drilling Co. Survivors include husband, mother Mrs Arthur Barnett, children Ellen Glenda Glen Leonard and Leonard, seven brothers and three sisters. Burial at Valhalla Burial Park Belleville.

Annetta Volk R.R. 2 Columbia Creason Funeral Home Millstadt Arthur Barnett Dupe Ellen Glenda Glen Leonard William Mickey Barnett Phoenix Ariz John Barnett High Ridge Russell Barnett Dupo Kenneth Barnett Omaha Neb James Barnett Williams Afb Oscar Barnett New Jersey

Mrs. Caroline Menner 92. obituary in Belleville

Caroline Menner nee Rau 92 died February 1 at St. Elizabeths Nursing Home Belleville. Born January 8 1874 she formerly lived in Columbia. Funeral February 5 at 9 30 a m from Meyer Funeral Home to Immaculate Conception Church with Father Robert Dollar officiating. Burial Immaculate Conception Cemetery. Survived by son Elmer Beckerle Millstadt and sons and daughters of the late Leo Menner. four grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Member of Atar Society of Immaculate Conception Church.

Caroline Menner Rau St. Elizabeth's Nursing Home Belleville Peter and Francisca Rau Columbia Meyer Funeral Home Immaculate Conception Church Robert Dollar Immaculate Conception Cemetery Elmer Beckerle Millstadt and Sons Leo Menner Menner Atar Society of Immaculate Conception Church

New All Time USDA Farm Ownership Loan Mark Set

Family farmers nationwide and in Puerto Rico borrowed a record 105 million dollars in the first four months of fiscal 1966 through the Farmers Home Administration to improve farms, buy land, and refinance debts. The program aided 6,725 families, topping the 1963 peak, with broader access and significant income and net worth gains observed in a related progress study.

United States Puerto Rico Farmers Home Administration Orville L. Freeman Freeman FHA USDA East Main Street Beleville Madison Monroe St. Clair Harold F. Kiepe Belleville Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Edwardsville Waterloo

Luhr Re-elected to Memorial Hospital Board in Belleville

Mrs Eugene Luhr of Columbia was re elected to the Memorial Hospital board of directors at the annual meeting held February 1 in the hospital conference room. Albert C Metter is an honorary life member of the board.

Eugene Luhr Columbia Memorial Hospital Belleville Albert C. Metter

Former Mayor Hospitalized After Saturday Trip

Albert C. Metter of 417 North Metter Avenue was taken to Memorial Hospital in Belleville for medical treatment on Saturday.

Albert C. Metter North Metter Avenue Memorial Hospital Belleville

Sesquicentennial Association Holds January Meeting

The Monroe County Sesquicentennial Association board met January 25 in the Court Room with all members present. A report on the anniversary dinner was given, Clyde Burkhardt named chairman of the boards and mustaches committee, and prizes will be awarded at the August fair. Over 200 members enrolled. aims include county celebration, preserving historical records, and planning events such as a Monroe County history pageant and a musical festival for all religions.

Monroe County Sesquicentennial Association Court Room Clyde Burkhardt Monroe County

Mollman Joins Monarch Press as Editorial VP in NYC

Pete Mollman, staff member at the Millstadt publishing firm run by his father Kenneth, accepts the post of editorial vice president at Monarch Press in New York City. He starts February 14. He has edited St. Louis Scene and St. Louis FM Guide and was assistant editor of the Millstadt Enterprise since 1956. His wife Jane and children Sarah and Eric will move to New York after securing a home.

Peter Mollman Millstadt Kenneth Mollmann Monarch Press New York City Young Mollman St. Louis FM Guide Millstadt Enterprise Jane Sarah Eric New York

Residents urged to use preaddressed Form 1040

Jay G. Philpott district director urges use of preaddressed Form 1040 or 1040A for 1965 federal income tax returns mailed to homes. If unavailable, blank returns are at IRS offices banks and post offices. Filing deadline is April 15, 1966.

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

Ten Inches Of Snow Covers Area In Columbia

Snow piled eight to ten inches in the area from Monday evening into Tuesday morning. Main Street and Daab's Drug Store fronts are shown as residents clear walks while traffic is at a standstill. Schools closed due to lack of students and teachers amid continuing cold and forecasted more snow this weekend.

Main Street Columbia Melvin Vogt Daab Stepa Harrisonville Telephone Co

Weilbacher's shoe department marks 40 years of service

Julius Kuehner of 402 W Legion Ave Columbia retires as manager of Weilbacher's Shoe Department after 40 years. Elmer Janson congratulates him while Andrew Spencer steps in as successor, bringing experience from St. Louis. Kuehner began in May 1926 in the old uptown store.

Julius Kuehner W. Legion Avenue Columbia Weilbacher Elmer Janson Weilbacher's Mr. Kuehner Kuehner Andrew Spencer St. Louis

Guy Haltenhof Opens Real Estate Office

Columbia native Guy Haltenhof announces a new Real Estate Agency serving the area. Temporary office located at 839 N Main. Haltenhof holds a Real Estate Broker license from the Illinois Department. He previously led Guy Haltenhof Incorporated with four retail stores and served as a department manager at Weisbacher's.

Guy Haltenhof Columbia N. Main Haltenhof Illinois Department of Registration and Education Weisbacher’s St. Louis Cahokia Ill

Deadline Approaches for 1966 Illinois License Plates

Illinois motorists have 12 days to obtain 1966 license plates. Secretary of State Paul Powell warns that those with 1965 plates after February 15 face arrest. About 3 million plate sets have been sold this season, with 4,738,120 registrations by late 1965. Over‑the‑counter outlets in Springfield and Chicago will be open February 11–12. other state offices close for Lincoln’s birthday.

Ilinois Paul Powell Powell Springfield Chicago Secretary of State Lincoln Centennial Building Steinberg-Baum Ninth Street South Grand Avenue

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Starts in River Bluffs Council

Girl Scouts of the River Bluffs Council launch their annual cookie sale to raise funds. The campaign began Friday January 28 and runs through February 5. People not contacted may call Columbia 281-4517 to place orders.

Girl Scouts of the River Bluffs Council Columbia

Monroe County residents buy 374850 in series E and H bonds

Monroe County residents purchased 374850 in series E and H United States savings bonds last year, 80.5 percent of the county quota. Illinois total sales reached 335,626,118, 94.8 percent of the state quota, and 3.1 percent below 1964. National sales were 4,486,138,000 with Illinois at 7.5 percent. The year end cash value of E and H bonds stood at 49,249,000,000, up from 48,366,000,000 a year earlier.

Monroe County United States Savings Victor Sondag Waterloo General County Savings State of Illinois Arnold J. Raven Treasury Illinois

I A A Celebrates 50th Anniversary at Illinois Campus

The Illinois Agricultural Association marked its 50th anniversary with events at the University of Illinois on January 26. Gov. Otto Kerner and AFBF President Charles B. Shuman spoke as a plaque was dedicated at Davenport Hall, commemorating the original IAA founding meeting.

Illinois Agricultural Association University of Illinois IAA U. of I Illinois Otto Kerner American Farm Bureau Federation Charles B. Shuman Farm Bureau TAA a_ founders AFBF Shuman Gov Kerner United States Davenport Hall

Monroe County Music Festival Postponed

The Monroe County Music Festival at Waterloo High School was postponed due to a heavy snow storm. The new date is February 10.

Monroe County Waterloo High School

Cropland Adjustment Program Sign-Up Underway

Monroe County farmers are reminded that sign-up for the cropland adjustment program began January 31 at the ASCS office in Waterloo. Payments depend on farm yield with corn and wheat fields earning the highest rates. The program offers 5 to 10 year terms, covers 1966 feed grain base or wheat allotment, and includes cost share for establishing conservation practices.

Monroe County ASCS Waterloo Frank E. Hoffmann ASC Hoffmann

24 129 Students Enroll At Sil For Winter Term

Registrar Robert A. McGrath reports 24 129 students enrolled for the winter quarter at Southern Illinois University Carbondale and Edwardsville. The total rises 3 285 from a year ago and falls 373 from the 1965 fall quarter. Carbondale hosts 17 457 students. Edwardsville 6 672. The largest group is Carbondale freshmen with 6 357 members.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Edwardsville Robert A. McGrath McGrath

Fair Association To Meet On Grandstand Plan

The Monroe County Fair Association schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday at the Farm Bureau Hall Waterloo to act on a proposal by the board to buy a grandstand for the fair grounds. The plan calls for a 1300 seat structure with a steel frame and wooden seats and footboards.

Monroe County Fair Association Farm Bureau Hall Waterloo Board of Directors

University of Illinois Journalism College Across Departments

The University of Illinois College of Journalism and Communications in Urbana comprises departments of advertising journalism radio and television offering programs across media fields including print digital broadcast and public relations.

University of Ilinois College of Journalism and Communications Urbana

City Sets $1.02 Monthly Garbage and Rubbish Charge

Ordinance No. 291 passed January 7 authorizes city collection of $1.00 per month for garbage and rubbish from each resident or occupant. Effective February 1, 1966, charges apply per residence with separate units counted individually and certain businesses churches and schools may provide direct payments for excess amounts, while the city retains the $1.00 fee.

Como Lawrence And Gorme Lead At Du Quoin Fair

Perry Como will headline a one night Labor Day show and serve as emcee at Du Quoin State Fair. Lawrence and Edie Gorme will co star during the week night show with Lawrence emceeing. opening week features two Grand Ole Opry shows and free admission and parking.

Perry Como Steve Lawrence Edie Gorme du Quoin Haye Grand Ole Opry Hayes

Installed Master Councilor for DeMolay in Columbia ceremony

David Burks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Burks, was installed Master Councilor of the E. A. Weiner Chapter DeMolay in the Masonic Temple in Columbia. Also installed were Eugene Haberl as senior counselor and Michael Tinkler as junior counselor, with Russell Smith as installing officer and a full slate of officers and advisors named.

David Burks Julian Burks E. A. Weiner Masonic Temple Columbia Eugene Haberl Michael Tinkler Russell Smith Robert Boctiaux Andrew Burgess Curtis Wiechert Jorn Hert Francis Asselmeier Charles Myers Roger Schaefer Gary Bacon Stanley Vanover Sentinel James Godfrey Randy Bolle Randy Weber Curtis Weichert Robert Bottiaux John Hert John Rains Herbert ©. Schaefer

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