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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1965

Page

3

Miss LeGrand and Melvin Rehg Wed at St Elizabeth's Church

Miss Helen Marie LeGrand and Melvin E. Rehg wed in a ceremony at St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church on Pontoon Road with a nuptial high mass. Attendants wore white and pink gowns, the couple plans a honeymoon in the Smoky Mountain region and will reside in Hazelwood Missouri.

Miss LeGrand Melvin Rehg St. Elizabeth's Church Helen Marie LeGrand Paul LeGrand Cottage Avenue Granite City Melvin E. Rehg Walter Redy South Rapp Avenue Columbia John Franklin St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church Pontoon Road Virginia E. Judd Richard Judd

Strassentfest Show Sparks Urgent Booking Demand

The event Strassentfest prompts early reservations at Ron's Pharmacy with 40 adult tickets available. Local patrons are urged to act quickly to secure entry.

Ron's Pharmacy

German Strassenfest Kicks Off on Main Street

The Strassenfest season opens Friday July 9 with live German music on Main Street from 7 to 9 p.m. This three weekend event includes costume wear by merchants, Strassen fest flags, and Kloepper Tournaments to publicize Columbia Illinois as the Chamber of Commerce promotes the fifth annual festival.

Main Columbia Illinois Chamber of Commerce

Strassenfest Announces Hobby and Model Show Rules

Strassenfest unveils rules and prizes for a new Hobby and Model Show to be held this year at the American Legion venue. Organizers invite entrants from hobbyists and model enthusiasts to compete for awards and recognition.

Strassenfest American Legion

Nursing Home Residents Enjoy June Activities and Helpers

SS Peter and Paul Grade School and the Mary and Martha Sodality of Waterloo provided candy and handkerchief gifts for Fathers Day. Rainbow Girls 4 H Club of Hecker sent cookies, while garden produce and cookies arrived from local groups. Residents attended June events including a June 22 games afternoon with cupcakes, a June 20 dance by Helen Zeiss' band, and a Hawaii slide program. Church services were held June 17 and June 24, with community singing June 14. Volunteers from many Monroe County churches support activities for residents.

SS. Peter and Paul Grade School The Mary and Martha Sodality of Waterloo Rainbow Girls 4-H Club Hecker Columbia Day Unit Home Extension Bureau Tipton Catholic Church United Church of Christ Helen Zeiss Clarence Osterhage Hawaii William Krueger Renault L. Jones G. Hancock St. Louis Otto Bassler St. Paul United Church of Christ Charles Hellring SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Norman A. Witthaus St. John United Church of Christ

Hobby and Model Show Seeks Entries at Legion Home

The event runs Friday 4 00 p m to 10 00 p m Saturday 4 30 p m to 10 00 p m Entries must bring models and hobbies to the American Legion Home on Legion Avenue Columbia on Friday July 23 between 1 00 and 3 00 p m Those with an unusual hobby are urged to submit the coupon in the paper to the Chairman.

American Legion Legion Avenue Columbia Legion

Avoid Driver Fatigue Over Holiday Weekend

The AAA Auto Club Illinois Division warns driver fatigue will fuel hundreds of serious crashes during the three day Fourth of July holiday. Tips urge frequent stops on return trips, early starts, defensive driving, keeping to speeds and headlights, and at least one car length per ten mph.

AAA Auto Club Illinois The

Injured in Two Car Collision in St Louis

Mrs Elmer Worthington of 233 Ferrel Street Columbia was injured in a two car collision on Manchester Avenue in St Louis on Tuesday morning. Trina Breeding a passenger in her car was slightly cut and scratched. Mrs Worthington suffered a broken foot and cuts and scratches. Carolyn Pape was among Senior Class members of Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing who spent three days at the Potosi Mo Y for their class trip.

Elmer Worthington Ferrel Street Columbia Manchester Avenue St. Louis Trina Breeding Worthington Carolyn Pape Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing Potosi, Mo

Local Legion seeks removal by Sunday display event

The notice states removal from the Legion Home between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 Noon on Sunday July 25. The Chamber of Commerce will provide overnight protection for the display area and invites participants to station their exhibits during display hours. Prizes are awarded in hobbies and models including cash and ribbons, with contact Kenneth G. Haller in Columbia Illinois for more information.

Legion Chamber of Commerce Kenneth G. Haller Rapp Ave Columbia

Illinois Proclamation Urges Bells and Flags for Independence Day

Governor Otto Kerner proclaims July 4, 1965 a day of pledge and liberty. Citizens are urged to ring bells for two minutes and display flags nationwide. Churches civic and veterans groups and media are asked to sound bells and mark the Independence Day observance in Springfield.

Philadelphia Independence Hall Otto Kerner Illinois America State of Capitol Springfield

Sonic boom training flights announced over area

The U S Air Force warns that SAC B 58 bombers will train over the area July 1 to September 30. Flights may occur daily mainly from 10 PM to 7 AM at speeds up to 1300 mph above 35000 feet to train Nike missile units defending St Louis. No bombs dropped. scoring via radio and radar. Citizens urged to send damage reports to Sonic Booms Scott AFB Illinois.

U.S. Air Force Strategic Air Command St. Louis Nike Scott Air Force Base P.O Illinois

St Clair County Fair Premiums Reach New High

Premiums totaling 28 858 dollars will be offered to winners in 14 classes at the St Clair County Fair in Belleville running July 24 to 31. Judging starts with 4 H on July 24 and ends July 29 with swine. A free gate remains open, and entry blanks and rules are available from secretary Geo L Gerken.

St. Clair County Belleville Fair Association Geo. L. Gerken Gerken Illinois St Paul Svarens

Anheuser-Busch Declares 25 Cent Dividend

The board of directors declares a dividend of 25 cents per share on its $2 par value common stock payable September 8, 1965 to shareholders of record August 11, 1965. August A. Busch Jr. president and board chairman announced today.

Anheuser-Busch, Inc August A. Busch, Jr

Sonic booms from supersonic aircraft explained in report

Officials in the Metro-East area emphasize claims must be in writing and filed in order of receipt. The Air Force notes sonic booms cannot damage primary structures or injure people, though minor plaster and window damage has been reported. Sonic booms occur when aircraft exceed sound speed and create cone-shaped shock waves reaching the ground.

St. Louis Metro-East Scott Air Force

House Approves Nine Southern Illinois Public Works Projects

Congressman Kenneth J. Gray announced that the U S House approved nine public works projects in Southern Illinois for fiscal year 1966 totaling 6.366 million dollars. Funds will support flood control navigation water supply recreation and planning across river basins including Rend Lake Kaskaskia Wabash Saline and Big Muddy rivers with several projects starting construction or continuing surveys.

Kenneth J. Gray Ilinois United States House of Representatives Gray Congress Rend Lake Kaskaskia Wabash Valley Big Muddy Mound City Columbia Island Levee Harrisonville and Ivy Levee

Cancer Society Meeting Highlights from Monroe County

The Monroe County American Cancer Society met at the B Hive on Thursday June 17 with Msgr Elmer J Holtgrave presiding. Eight board members and Beavin Parsons district field representative attended. Roger Rehmer Crusade chairman reported 2702 02 dollars raised countywide in April and will continue as crusade chair with a new co chairman to be named. There were 22 cancer deaths in Monroe County last year. Dressing and sick room supplies are available to patients at Mrs Theodore Ruff 104 Front St Waterloo Illinois or by phone 9397045.

Monroe County American Cancer Society B-Hive Msgr Elmer J. Holtgrave Beavin Parsons Roger Rehmer Crusade Theodore Ruff Front St Waterloo Rehmer Aller

Plan to Start Major Southern Illinois Drainage Projects

Gray announced a $50 000 drainage district grant to begin construction planning for Bend Lake Reservoir Kaskaskia River Canal Mound City High Lift Dam and other projects. He expects Senate approval and funds available in 30 to 60 days, praising the impact on Southern Illinois economy.

Gray Bend Lake Kaskaskia River Mound City Southern Illinois Senate

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Doris Kelleher Roberta Robbins Janet Eckhouse Dolores Loyat Norma Redg Gary Howe Alton Roger Rehg Ronald Edmonds James Kelleher Kenneth Schmidt St. Elizabeth's Knights of Columbus George Heisner Paul Owen Dennis Grand Chain, Ill Mary LeGrand Dennis LeGrand William LeGrand Alban LeGrand Ralph Scherer Benton, Mo Gates Raymond Hazelwood Strassentfest Main Street Happy Monroe National Bank Columbia, Illinois Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Nursing Home News Osageb State OF Illinois St. Clair County Fair Wisconsin Dells Lake Delton Enchanted Dells Upper Dells Dells Country Cold Water Canyon Witches Gulch Stand Rock Lower Dells Rocky Island Fort Dells Yesterner Delis Canyon Dells Boat Co., Inc Dept S3c Wisconsin Dells Wis City Milwaukee Road Grayhoun House Horn South Main St Monthru Eldo Horn Cancer Society Mes Beoard Daum Kenneth, B. Viton Ms. Alam Berning Meo Roy Edward Loughton Clarion Proy. Co
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