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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
5
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners guides redrawn voting precincts in Columbia and Waterloo. Detailed boundary description follows, listing streets, townships, surveys, and roads from Main and Locust in Columbia to Market and Front in Waterloo.
Legal description tracing the boundary starting at Park Street and Library Street in Waterloo Monroe County Illinois extending via Library Street Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad sections and state roads to intersect Park Street and return to the starting point. Includes multiple townships ranges and section numbers.
Monroe County residents purchased a total of $20,402 in series E and H United States savings bonds in June. Illinois sales reached $26,880,416, up 0.5 percent from June last year and accounting for 7.4 percent of national sales.
The Monroe County 4 H Share the Fun contest is set for Friday July 30 at 7 30 p m in the Waterloo Grade School Gym inviting public attendance Victor Breidecker of 230 South Rapp Ave is visiting Toledo with his daughter Kay Prediger her husband and two grandchildren by air The Royal League held its annual picnic at Turner Park Sunday afternoon The league formed in 1883 and uses picnic proceeds for youth programs
Mrs Louis Wirth and daughter Octavia of Millstadt called on Mrs John J Mueller on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Briesacher and Mrs Aurelia Briesacher of Belleville called on Mrs John J Mueller on Thursday evening.
Herbert Schueler thanks all who supported the Chamber of Commerce 5th annual Strassenfest, saying the event’s success depended on their help.
The American Polled Hereford Association announced this week that Riebeling Polled Herefords sold one registered Polled Hereford bull to Loyd J and Marjorie Swiney. Bob Beckstein and family moved into a Columbia residence vacated by the Lagaw family. Mrs Reichert and Mrs Wayland returned from a Bermuda trip with Staff Sergeant William Reichert and family.
Live stock prices weakened amid hot humid weather reducing demand for red meats. Receipts totaled 48 000 head against 50 153 year ago and 56 935 the year before. Hog rates fell with a net loss about 25 cents, top price Friday at 24 66 cwt versus 25 last week and 17 75 a year ago. Slaughter cattle and calves slid while heifers and bulls showed mixed results. feeders were irregular after a long period of support. Average prices per class are listed with USDA totals: steers 24 96 cwt average on 1 004 lb, heifers 23 38 cwt on 2 518 head, weaners steady at 24–27, calves 17–22. Slaughter lambs weak after an early gain to 25, later sales 24 25. Slaughter ewes and feeder lambs unchanged.
The phrase ends with a long word following the sponsor line. The line implies a humorous or mock statement about the longest English word. The discussion centers on linguistic curiosity and advertising cadence in media.
The Clarion Office invites readers to visit for a wide range of desk staplers in all sizes and styles. Stop by to explore options suitable for home, school, or work environments and find the right model.
The article outlines Don Scaletta Trio's audience recorded follow up Any Time Any Groove with nine tracks including Chim Chim Cheree and Exodus. It notes Stan Kenton's Greatest Hits LP with eleven tracks from 1943 to 1951 and George Shearing's Latin Rendezvous returning to Latin tempo. It also mentions local notices about Mrs Loretta Goeckler visiting Columbia and Moredock Unit basket picnic at Waterloo Sportsman's Club, plus Arthur P. Wink's hospital stay and return to work at Monroe National Bank.
A daughter’s memorial to a departed mother honors her memory and enduring care. The note ends with “Her Daughters” and speaks of rest, the work done, and loved ones assembling in time.
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