Illinois ASCS 1966 State Conference Attendees Named
Monroe County officials Frank Hoffmann Quintin Andres Arthur Weihl and staff Herman Eitman Wilma Johnson Adele Korte attend the Illinois ASCS 1966 State Conference in Peoria January 12 14 keynote by Robert Bergland Midwest Area Director and talks by Horace Godfrey W J Klein and others on farm programs and rural development with workshops on price support cropland adjustment and store management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Frank E. Hoffmann
Quintin L. Andres
Arthur C. Weihl
Herman Eitman
Wilma G. Johnson
Adele M. Korte
Monroe County
Peoria
Robert S. Bergland
Midwest
Washington, D.C
Bergland
Minnesota
Harry Anderson
USDA
Herman W. Eitmann
The Chiropractor and the nerve life of the body
The article compares the automobile as a model for medicine, stating the nervous system is the life of the body. It explains that chiropractors adjust to restore uninterrupted nerve flow to enable normal function and health. Sponsored educational piece by Dr A L McAuliffe of Columbia Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McAuliffe
Crestview
Columbia, Ill
Wool Deadline Date Set For January 31 1965 Wool Payment
The 1965 wool payment program marketing year ends December 31 1965. Farmers who sold shorn wool or unshorn lambs in 1965 and have not applied for the incentive payment should file at the ASCS county office in Waterloo before January 31 1966 with their sales slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Hoffmann
Monroe County
Ascs Committee
ASCS
Waterloo
Afternoon Circle Meeting Noted By St Paul UCC Guild
A large group of women from the Afternoon Circle of the Women’s Guild at St. Paul United Church of Christ met last Thursday afternoon. A film titled The Gift was shown. Mrs. Jack Divers presided, reports given, quilting group to meet Tuesday and Wednesday, and a desert luncheon preceded the gathering. The February 3 meeting will start with a pot luck luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of St. Paul United Church of Christ
Jack Divers
John Jahr
Annie V. Roush Obituary via Waterloo memorial service
Annie V. Roush nee Huff aged 62 died January 10 at Monroe County Nursing Home. Funeral from Quernheim Waerloo with services at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church Waterloo, Rev. Sherman Bridgeman officiating. Burial Kolmer Memorial Cemetery. Born Bonne Terre Missouri May 26 1903 to William and Sarah Huff. Survived by Fritz Roush husband three sons Douglas Lawrenceville Ronald Waterloo Donald Columbia four grandchildren sister Ella Shorick and four brothers Caldie Lattie Harry Herbert Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Roush
Annie V. Roush
Huff
Fritz Roush
Freeburg
Monroe County
Quernheim
Waterloo
First Baptist Church of
William
Sarah Huff
Glore
Douglas Roush
Lawrenceville, Ill
Ronald Roush
Donald Roush
Columbia
Ella Shorick
Clardie, Lattie
Harry
Herbert Huff
Funeral services for Elbert E. Lockhart
Funeral services for Elbert E. Lockhart 77 of 226 W. Monroe St Columbia will be at 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church Columbia He died at home Tuesday retired farmer burial at Lake View Memorial Gardens Belleville Survivors include wife Lakey Seavers two daughters Nova Day Elizabeth Cook and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert E. Lockhart
W. Monroe St
Columbia
First Baptist Church
Lockhart
Schmidt Funeral Home
Lake View Memorial Gardens
Belleville
Mayfield
Lakey Seavers
Nova Day
Elizabeth Cook
Illinois counties to attend conference on enlistment program uptake
The conference will include all Illinois counties with broad participation. An estimated 600 attendees are expected to join the discussion on increasing program participation among counties and stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Charles Sanders 73 Funeral Services Held in Columbia
Funeral services for Charles Sanders 73 of 102 Park Ave Cupo were held this afternoon at Schmidt Funeral Home Columbia. Burial followed at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Sanders died Monday at John Cochran Veterans Hospital St Louis after six weeks illness. He was born in Creal Springs Illinois and lived in Capo area 23 years. A retired Missouri Pacific railroad switchman and World War I veteran. Survivors include wife Frances two sons Frank A Sanders Hillside Illinois James Baker St Ann Missouri two daughters Emeline Riebling Dupo Mary Ellen Chumley St Louis and Betty Jo Bertelsmann Belleville and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanders
Park Ave
Cupo
Schmidt Funeral Home
Columbia
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
Mr. Sanders
John Cochran
Frances
Frank A. Sanders
Hillside, Ill
James Baker
St. Ann
Herbert
Emeline) Riebeling
Dupo
Mary Ellen Chumley
St. Louis
Betty Jo Bertelsmann
Belleville
Engagements Announced in Columbia Area
Mr and Mrs Donald Womack of R R 1 Columbia announce the engagement of their daughter Monica to Robert Schult Jr of R R 1 East Carondelet Illinois with a June wedding planned Miss Womack is a Columbia High School senior Schult is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Schult and a Cape High School graduate Also Mr and Mrs Raymond Bequette of A R 2 Columbia announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Frederick W Vogel son of Dr and Mrs E G Vogel 119 W Oak Columbia Pat works for Silverblatt Realty Co St Louis and Vogel works for Wilde Radio and Electric Co Columbia both are Columbia High School graduates a fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Womack
R.R. 1
Columbia
Monica
Robert Schult, Jr
East Carondelet
Illinois
Miss Womack
Columbia High School
Schult
Robert Schult
Cape High School
Raymond Bequette
A.R. 2
Patricia Ann
Frederick W. Vogel
E. G. Vogel
W. Oak
Pat
Silverblatt Realty Co
St. Louis
Vogel
Wilde Radio & Electric Co
Robert Daab
Glenview
Ill
Judith Ann
David Freund
Wilmette, Ill
Elmer
Evansville
Ind
Judy
Allstate Insurance Co
Skokie, Ill
Dave
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Co
Chicago
Jacob Daab
Pattern and Engagement Notices From Midwest Advertisements
This item lists pattern numbers 3397 and 749 for dress and needlework projects with fabric, sizes, and mailing details, plus a first class mailing rate note. It also reports an engagement announcement for Judith Ann Daab to David Freund, with dates and employment details and family connections in Illinois and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Lane
New York
N.Y
Juanita Browne Named Secretary to Board of Realtors
Juanita Browne a local real estate broker was elected Secretary to the East St. Louis Board of Realtors. She will be installed at the annual Realtors installation banquet January 24 at Augustine's Restaurant. Browne has served six years on the Board of Directors and will continue in that role during her officers term. This marks the second Columbia resident appointment to the Realtors Board this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Browne
Board of Realtors
East St. Louis
Browne
Plaque Dedication Marks Monroe County 150th Anniversary
Illinois poised to connect with Missouri ore deposits via canalized Kaskaskia River. A plaque is dedicated to Monroe County citizens who laid the groundwork for good government and citizenship over 150 years. A county official honors the people on the milestone anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Missouri
Kaskaskia River
Monroe County
American Legion Auxiliary 581 Met Tuesday
The American Legion Auxiliary 581 held its regular meeting at the Legion Home on Tuesday January 11 at 8 00 p m. Highlights included a juniors report on good attendance planning Poppy posters, Gold Star cards sent to families, and a charter draped for Mrs Amanda Mosbacher. The unit voted donations to American Freedom Indian Children's Fund and the March of Dimes. New members Susan Crook and Dorothy Schaefer joined. grave markers discussed. dues urged with a quota target by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary 581
Legion Home
Gold Star
Helen Wilde
Mary Koch
Amanda Mosbacher
Anna Lefholz
Alton
Veterans’ Party
American Freedom, Indian Children’s Fund
March of Dimes
Susan Crook
Dorothy Schaefer
Mrs Linus Horcher Hosts Luncheon At New Columbia Home
Mrs Linus Horcher of 106 Glendale Drive Columbia entertained former neighbors and friends at a 12 30 luncheon Wednesday afternoon in her new residence. Attendees included Mrs Russel E Smith Mrs Alvin G Klein Mrs C W Richert Mrs George Rahn Mrs Arthur Parrott Mrs Elmer G Rauch Mrs William Polacek Mrs Raymond Schmieder Mrs William Kuergeleis Mrs Norman Beck Mrs Roy Conrad Mrs Robert Lepp and Mrs Ken Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Horcher
Glendale Drive
Columbia
Russel E. Smith
Alvin G. Klein
C. W. Richert
George Rahn
Arthur Parrott
Elmer G.rauch
William Polacek
Raymond Schmieder
William Kuergeleis
Norman Beck
Roy Conrad
Robert Lepp
Ken Puckett
Officers Installed for World War I Auxiliary
The World War I Auxiliary 1342 held its regular meeting January 3 at the American Legion Home with 29 members and one visitor. Anna Foster presided as president. two new members were initiated and officers were installed including Annie Ewald as president and Adele Riechmann as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfrieda Joseph
Mathilda Harres
Frieda Stemler
Anna Mae Foster
Rozena Nagel
Ella Schneider
Lillian Cording
Rose Weber
Mathilda Jehling
Mathilda Schmidt
Emily Einwich
Surprise party marks Rexroth retirement at Waterloo shop
A large group of friends gathered at Otis Rexroth’s Waterloo confectionery last Saturday to honor his 46 years in business. Rexroth, who will retire January 15, received a wrist watch and FM radio. employees gave him a barometer. Those unable to attend Saturday visited Sunday to extend retirement wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis J. Rexroth
Otis Rexroth
Waterloo
Rexroth
Third
Main Streets
Rex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uwe
Pierre Joubert
Ume
Neely Edwards
Allegheny
Ludlum Steel Corp
Thompson
Monroe National Bank
Columbia, Illinois
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Angkor
Cambodia
Schiemer Insurance
Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
General Insurance
South Main Street
Peewee Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 581
Viola Bequette
Christine Kettler
Mathilda Bergmann
Frieda Melliere
Goldie
Asselmeier
Adele Riechmann
Dora Mueller
Draga Asselmeier
Valmeyer
Elsie Gummersheimer
First National Bank
U. S
Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
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