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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1967

Page

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Question and Answer Column on Federal Tax Matters

IRS public Q and A address 1966 tax rules and deductions. Topics include the 6 percent surcharge not affecting 1966 returns, full deductibility of medical expenses for those over 65 this year, signature requirements on joint returns, sick pay exclusions rules, where to list alimony, credits for Social Security withholding, recordkeeping for audits, choosing joint or separate returns, estimated tax bases, state gas tax deduction, capital loss carryovers, GI insurance dividends, alimony taxation, child support treatment, and political contribution deductions.

Monroe County easter seal mailing chairman named

Mrs Hugo A Welsch of Waterloo is the 1967 Easter Seal Mailing Chairman for Monroe County assisting the Monroe Council for the Handicapped. Volunteers prepare letters with Easter Seals for residents during the February 26 to March 26 campaign and deliveries are coordinated through First National Bank in Waterloo.

Hugo A. Welsch Waterloo Monroe County First National Bank

Six Candidates File In Road District Five Election

Three candidates seek highway commissioner and three strive for district clerk in Road District 5 election to be held April 4. Polling at Roy Stumpf Residence R R 2 Columbia. Commissioner nominees: Raymond Rey incumbent Arnold F Stumpf Elmer Wenkel. Clerk nominees: Roy C Schmidt incumbent Herbert L Mueller Sr Jacob Ramsey.

Roy Stumpf R.R. 2 Columbia Raymond Rey Arnold F. Stumpf Elmer Wenkel Roy C. Schmidt Herbert L. Mueller Sr Jacob Ramsey

Mrs Ella Schiemer Rites Held in Columbia

Mrs. Ella Schiemer 71 wife of the late Charles Schiemer died at her home in Columbia on February 25. Born August 4 1895 she was survived by daughter Mrs Curt Kopp three sons Carl Louis and Robert H Schiemer a sister and six grandchildren. Funeral services were at St Paul United Church of Christ February 27. Burial in St Paul Cemetery. Schmidt Funeral Home arranged.

Ella Schiemer Charles Schiemer N. Metter Columbia Schiemer Benhardt Katherine Zweig Dahmer St. Paul Curt Mary Ann) Kopp Carl Louis Robert H. Schiemer Laura Durrer St. Paul United Church of Christ, Womans Club Turners Auxiliary Schmidt Funeral Home

East St. Louis Nurse’s Aide Mrs Lunk Dies at 52

Mrs Orlena Lunk 52 of East St Louis died Monday at Firmin Desloge Hospital after two months illness. A Renault Illinois native she lived in East St Louis 34 years and worked four years as a nurses aide at Christian Welfare Hospital. Survived by husband John Lunk Jr two sons John Lunk Jr Caseyville and Robert Lunk Waterloo a daughter Dorothy Lexa East St Louis a sister Florence Kaufman Valmeyer three brothers Ralph Hinrichs Pueblo Albert Hinrichs Columbia Elmer Hinrichs Belleville and five grandchildren Funeral services planned. details continued on Page 2.

Orlena L. Lunk East St. Louis Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Louis Renault Ill Lunk Christian Welfare Hospital John Lunk Jr Caseyville Robert Lunk Waterloo Joseph Dorothy) Lexa Florence Kaufman Valmeyer Ralph Hinrichs Pueblo Colo Albert Hinrichs Columbia Elmer Hinrichs Belleville

Monroe County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting

The Monroe County Farm Bureau met in Waterloo's W F W Hall to plan a 50th anniversary banquet. Guest speaker was William J. Kuhfuss of the Illinois Agricultural Association. Awards were given in a food poster contest with 652 entries.

Monroe County Farm Bureau W.F.W. Hall Waterloo William J. Kuhfuss Illinois Agricultural Association Francis Seyer St. Mary's Catholic Church Valmeyer Raymond Rusteberg Alois Mueller Bluff Precinct Warren Stumpf New Hanover Mueller Willard Meister Stumpf Carl Huch Wilmer Jacobs Renault-Boxtown Clarence Schaefer Harrisonville Earl Stumpf Emil Schilling Armin Robert Elmer Handrich Elmer Baker Wyman Melching William Schewe Julius Straub Farm Bureau Tommy Garleb Douglas Sonday John Garleb

Founders Day Observed At PTA Meeting

The Columbia PTA met in the old school gym for February with Founders Day honors for seven Past Presidents who received Citations from President Donald Brown. Reports included the chili supper contribution, May school picnic plans, and Miss Newton earning attendance praise for grade two. Coffee and cake followed, and the March meeting moved to Tuesday March 28 due to Easter Monday no school.

Columbia Parent Teacher Association Donald Brown Herbert Sutter Miss Newton

Lawn care lecture set for Waterloo High School

James A. Tweedy of Southern Illinois University will present a community lecture on lawn care at Waterloo High School on Monday evening March 6. The 7:30 p.m. session in the vocational agriculture department was organized by Harold Drake as part of an adult program for farmers and local residents. Tweedy, Cobden native, joined SIU faculty last summer after studies at Michigan State University and SIU graduation in 1962.

James A. Tweedy Southern Illinois University Waterloo High School Harold Drake Waterloo Tweedy Cobden SIU Michigan State University SIU School of Agriculture

Illinois farmers meet in Chicago Meat Promotion program

Elmer Haudrich of Hecker joins Illinois farm men and women in a Chicago Meat Promotion Program by the Illinois Agricultural Association on February 20. The event began with breakfast, tours of Chicago area food plants, and meals hosted by meat sellers. Speaker Wm. G. Kagler Kroger Director urged farmers to partner with retailers to advance the value of the food dollar, noting boycotts last fall arose from misperceptions.

Elmer Haudrich Hecker Illinois Chicago The Illinois Agricultural Association Wm. G. Kagler Kroger Company Kagler

Troop 319 Charter Renewed With New Officers

The 1967 Charter for Boy Scout Troop 319 was signed by 11 committeemen the Scoutmaster and two assistant Scoutmasters. Officers elected include Earl W Wilde American Legion Fest 581 Marvin Greatting Henry J Moll Virgil Fassel Robert Brown Robert Beckstein Harold Netemeyer D Y Horsley Clyde Ragland Robert Lepp Edward Arras. Jim Schroeder named Scoutmaster with Glen Wrinkle and Lester Mueller as assistants. The troop has 40 boys meeting Tuesdays at the Scout Hut and a summer camp is planned.

Earl W. Wilde American Legion Fest Marvin Greatting Henry J. Moll Virgil Fassel Robert Brown Robert Beckstein Harold Netemeyer D. Y. Horsley Clyde Ragland Robert Lepp Edward Arras Jim Schroeder Glen Wrinkle Lester Mueller Scout

Charlotte Dreher Retires From Weilbacher's Store

Charlotte Dreher, longtime manager of Weilbacher's Dry Goods Department, retired on Tuesday February 28 after 150 years of service. She began in 1951 and watched changes in styles and materials across toys drugs and household furnishings. Dorothy Heise of 526 W Legion Columbia will succeed as the new manager.

Charlotte Dreher

Registration for Columbia Khoury League March I

Registration of players for the Columbia Khoury League for the 1967 season will be held Saturday March 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Columbia High School Gym. Players must live in Columbia Community District No. 4 and pay a tiered fee of 5 4 3 dollars. Boys ages 7 to 16 and girls 7 to 12 may register with parent or guardian signature on the registration card. Return uniforms in a labeled paper bag if not yet turned in.

Columbia High School Columbia Community District No. 4

Oliver C. Joseph Re-elected Leader of Memorial Hospital Board

Memorial Hospital board re elected Oliver C Joseph to a sixteenth term as president and W A Schick danz to a twenty first term as secretary and finance director at a meeting last Wednesday. Other officers renewed included Walt Marsh as vice president Charles T Meyer treasurer Jul M Fischer Jr assistant secretary and finance director and Dean Kamper assistant treasurer new board members are Robert O Neal and Irvin H Gus Wangelin both of Belleville. Honorary directors named include Merton W Baltz William T Gordley Mrs C J Kirsch Albert C Metter Mrs C M Schick and Wilmer Vogt.

Memorial Hospital Oliver C. Joseph W. A. Schickedanz Walt Marsh Charles T. Meyer Jul M. Fischer Jr Dean Kamper Robert O'Neal Southgate Irvin H. “Gus” Wangelin Magnolia Belleville J. H. Needles George Muehhauser Edgar Fritz Arthur Reinhold Henry Lengfelder Otis Guyman Edward J. Mutto Eugene Leckrone Robert E. Hackmann Eugene Luhr Columbia George P. Wi

Planning Commission Schedules Two March Meetings

The Monroe County Regional Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on March 2 and a special session on March 9 at 8:00 p.m. at the Court House to review refined planning concepts presented by e consultants, inviting all residents to attend.

Monroe County

Kenneth Moore Named Deputy County Assessor

Monroe County Assessor and Treasurer Ralph Kolmer announced Kenneth Moore as deputy assessor. The four year reassessment of real estate will start after the 1970 quadrennial publication. Moore, from Route 159 between Hecker and Red Bud, will begin after board approval following a February 22 examination.

Monroe County Ralph Kolmer Kenneth Moore Moore Monroe County Board of Commissioners Hecker Red Bud Route 159 Illinois Property Assessment Institute Peoria

Hospital Note On Mrs Florence Jaenke

Mrs Florence Jaenke of 222 West Brandt Street Columbia is a medical patient at Memorial Hospital in Belleville.

Florence Jaenke West Brandt St Columbia Memorial Hospital Belleville

Education Association Meeting This Friday

The Monroe County Education Association holds its annual meeting Friday March 3 at Waterloo Public School. President Robert A Best presides at 9:00 a.m. Reports from officers and delegates to state and national associations will be read. A necrology honors Rose C Vogel and Mrs Caroline Wuertz. The session continues to 1:30 p.m. with talks by E D Middleton and presentations on Southern Illinois University and LEA aims. Other officers are Ethel Rohlfing Alice Ruff and Roberta Myers.

Monroe County Education Association Waterloo Robert A. Best Illinois Education Association National Education Association Rose C. Vogel Caroline Wuertz E. D. Middleton Columbia Community Unit No 75Th General Assembly Monroe County Le.a Middleton Representative Assembly Chicago Charles Lamkin Department of Cooperative Research and Design Southern Illinois University James R. Williams Association Ethel Rohlfing Walmeyer Alice Ruff Roberta Myers Columbia Unit

Thirty-Five Lot Auction Feature Of Coin Meeting

The Columbia Coin Club will meet Monday March 6 at Turner Hall in Columbia. An 35 lot auction will feature proof and circulated coins including proof sets and pillar dollars. Club displays will be judged at the Strassenfest Coin show in July.

Columbia Coin Club Turner Hall Columbia Coin Club

Weisbacher Undergoes Surgery at John Cochran Hospital

Leo N J Weisbacher of R R 1 Columbia is a patient at John Cochran Hospital in St. Louis after undergoing surgery on Tuesday.

Leo N. J. Weisbacher Columbia John Cochran Hospital St. Louis

Three Accidents in Columbia Area Over Weekend

Columbia police report three weekend accidents in the area. A 1966 Hoffarth car crossed center on by pass 3 near Washington Street, injuring a mother and three children in the Gearing vehicle. No other injuries reported. both cars damaged. A Shipp crossing accident at Carl Street caused damage but no injuries. Schmieder rear ended Riebeling’s parked car on St Paul Street. no injuries.

Columbia Dale Hoffarth Lucinda Drive East St. Louis Washington Street James L. Juengling Hoffarth Gerald E. Gearing Calico Lane St. Elizabeth's Hospital Belleville Mary Gearing Penolo Debra Jeff Elizabeth E. Schmieder Gardner Carl W. Riebeling

Industrial Activity Increases in Illinois Power Territory

Illinois Power Company reports a notable rise in industrial activity within its 15,000 square mile service area in 1966. Fifteen new firms moved in, while 37 expanded facilities, vs 14 and 26 in 1965. Construction began on 43 new buildings in 1966, up from 29 in 1965.

Illinois Power Company

Final deadline for 1967 Feed Grain and Wheat Sign-Up

Farmers are reminded this is the final week to sign up for the 1967 Feed Grain or Wheat Program. Monroe County ASCS office manager Herman W. Eilmann urges interested producers to contact the ASCS office for details and to sign contracts on or before Friday March 3.

Herman W. Eilmann Monroe County ASCS

St Clement's Hospital Auxiliary Pledges 75000 for Five Years

At a February board meeting St Clement's Hospital Auxiliary pledged 75000 to the building fund over five years. Units plan to boost efforts, with socials and bake sales scheduled in March and April. The Future Nurses Group is sponsored for one year. membership grows to 31. Hospital Employees surpassed their 25000 goal. A general meeting is planned for May.

St. Clement’s Hospital Evansville St. Patrick's Day Future Nurses Group Pr. du Rocher Waterloo Jack Teal M. Jerome

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New Athens Macystown Colum Cities & Villages Bia City Falls Corporate Prairie du Pont Waterloo Park Waterloo Cemetery Coun- District Prairie du Rocher Lou-Del Sanitary Prairie du Pont Hecker U.S. Internal Revenue Service Hugo Welsch Mrs Orlena Lunk Annual Meeting PTA Waterloo School Meat Promotion Boy Scout Weilbacher’s Khoury League Russell Gregson Orville Gregson History Book Aerojets Clyde Burkhardt Sesquicentennial Association Russell Planning Commission St. Clement's Hospital Auxiliary
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