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Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1966

Page

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City Council Proceedings Open With Traffic and Lighting Actions

The Monday meeting led by Mayor Wilbert H. Kremmel approved October finances and minutes, noted police activity including sixteen arrests and fifty nine calls, and addressed park reseeding and a water reservoir defacement. It authorized a vehicle generator for meter thawing, reviewed road work completion, and supported bus stop addition on Cascade Drive while planning lighting improvements along Main Street and the new park.

Wilbert H. Kremmel Landgraf Bergman Leo F. Koberlein Russell & Axon Donald Stumpf Lester F. Deffenbaugh Finance Committee City Hall New City Park Eugene Luhr & Co Monclair Grain & Supply Clifford Habert Robert L. Gardner Walnut St Temple St Parkview Drive Monroe St Schrader Cascade Drive Cascade Hills Gulf Transport Company North Main Street A. L. Alburtis Robert Gilmore Ilinois Legion Avenue Rapp Bottom Main Cherry Locust Metter Legion Fed. Aid Olympia Washington Carl Evergreen American Standards Association Plan Commission Illinois Power Company Central Fire Truck Corporation Alderman Gallagher William Polacek N. Main St James E. Johnson

Monroe County CROP Campaign Set for Nov 15 to 23

Monroe County opens its annual CROP canvas November 15 through November 23 led by 20 team captains and 52 volunteers. The goal is 2500 dollars to aid hunger relief overseas and support food distribution and self help projects through Church World Service.

Robert Rippelmeyer Monroe County United States Church World Service State Council of Churches

Nine Hurt In Auto Accidents In Two Weekends

Two separate crashes injured nine people. James Farmer 18 of Belleville and William Robert Jr. 18 of Belleville were hurt when their car struck a tree on Route 3 near bypass 50 Jefferson Barracks Bridge and were in good condition at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Seven others were taken to St Clement's Hospital Red Bud after a three car crash four miles south of Waterloo on Route 3. The injured include Wilma Jean Wilson 17 and Roy W Wilson 23 of East St Louis and Karl Breidecker 28 of Waterloo.

James Farmer Belt West Belleville William Robert Jr Meta Dr Jefferson Barracks Bridge St. Elizabeth's Hospital Waterloo St. Clement’s Hospital Red Bud Wilma Jean Wilson Roy W. Wilson Lynch St East St. Louis Karl Breidecker R.R. 2

Illinois Licenses Revoked and Suspended Announcement

The Drivers License Division of Illinois announced that William B. Lewis of R R 1 Columbia has had his license revoked while Anton Wedel of 219 N Main St Waterloo has been suspended.

William B. Lewis Columbia Anton Wedel N. Main St Waterloo Ilinois

Queen of Columbia Legion Post Crowned at Turner Hall

Mary Sue Roessler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Roessler Jr was crowned Queen of Columbia American Legion Post 581 in a Turner Hall ceremony She succeeds retiring Queen Mrs Robert Roessler with Jaycees sponsorship and Lawrence Osick as escort Attendants include Susan Curry Barbara Hick and Sandy Roediger among others The event featured Drill Team colors, escorts, master of ceremonies Maurice Schneider and dancing to Al Ross orchestra.

Mary Sue Roessler George Roessler E. Cherry Sr Columbia American Legion Post Turner Hall Miss Roessler Robert Roessler Roessler Sandra Schaeffer The Jaycees Lawrence Osick Gilbert Arnin Columbia American Legion Legion Arnold Rudolph Susan Curry Robert Curry Columbia Gymnastic Association Michael Conrad CYO Gerald Mueller Sandy Roediger Ottmar Roediger Columbia Rotary Club Harvey Buettner Columbia American Legion Post 581 Columbia Jaycees Rita Diehl Harold Diehl Columbia Co-ops Arlin Obst Monroe County Farm Obst Maurice Schneider Barbara Ann Schaffer Ed Schaffer Scott Schaffer Ray Schaffer Virgil Crook Jos. J. Volkert al Ross

Open House Planned By Home Economics Extension

County Home Economics Extension invites the public to an open house on November 17 at the Waterloo office to showcase consumer education and new offices. Miss Marjorie Sohn of the University of Illinois will speak. the event runs 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and a new member tea highlights Consumer Education Week observed November 14–18.

County Home Economics Extension Office West Mill Street Waterloo Congress Marjorie Sohn University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service Martha L. Dunlap Illinois Cooperative Extension Service Extension

Funeral services for Walter T. Jefferis held in East St. Louis

Walter T. Jefferis 51 of 621 Veronica Ave East St. Louis died after a cerebral hemorrhage while in a drum and bugle drill at Ainad Temple. Funeral 1:50 p.m. Tuesday at Kurras Chapel with Rev. Arthur B. Smith. Buried Mount Hope Cemetery. Survived by wife Earline and a sister Marie Kremmel of Columbia. He was a real estate salesman for Dolan Co. and member of Emeth Lodge 1030 AF&AM, Scottish Rite, Ainad Shrine, and Ainad Drum and Bugle Corps.

Walter T. Jefferis Veronica Ave East St. Louis Kurras Chapel Arthur B. Smith First Presbyterian Church Mount Hope Cemetery Jefferies St. Mary's Hospital Ainad Temple Jefferis The Dolan Co St. Louis Emeth Lodge 1030 Af&am Ainad Shrine Earline Marie Kremmel Columbia

Monroe County 4-H Achievement Program Planned

Final plans set for the Monroe County 4-H Achievement Program on Friday November 11 at 7 30 p m in the Waterloo Grade School gym. Awards certificates seals and pins will be presented and honors for County and State projects will be announced including Club of the Year and Key Club delegates. Leaders and families are invited to attend.

Monroe County Waterloo Rotary Club of Columbia Rotary Rotary Foundation Rotary Clubs Harvey Buettner Foundation Buettner Rotary World Columbia Rotarians Eberhard Jaycees

Home Economics in Illinois Cooperative Extension

A note indicates small appliances will also be available with Home Economics in Cooperative Extension in Illinois.

Illinois

Advance Payments To Feed Grain Farmers For 1967

The U S Department announces continuation of advance payments to farmers in the feed grain program for 1967. Small farms receive 50 percent advances on both diversion and price support payments, while other farms may receive 50 percent of price support payments and 50 percent of diversion payments. Signup dates will be announced before planting time.

United States Department

East Carondelet Man Injured on Bridge

Amos Dumas, 51, of Rural Route 1 East Carondelet, was reported in fair condition at St Mary's Hospital East St Louis after an automobile struck a railing on the MacArthur Bridge at 11 15 a m Monday. He could not recall the incident.

Amos Dumas East Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital East St. Louis Dumas MacArthur Bridge

County results show McCarthy only Democrat elected

In Monroe County the only Democratic win was Joseph McCarthy for Sheriff with 4269 votes. James Holloway, running for State Representative, finished second to Dr. Norbert Springer in a Republican sweep that included all statewide and local offices. Unofficial tallies list Springer 6498 and Holloway 6201.

McCarthy Holloway Joseph McCarthy Monroe James Holloway Norbert Springer William Cunningham U. S Charles Percy Paul Douglas Harris Rowe Adlai Stevenson III Public Instruction Ray Page Donald Prince Bob Beckmeyer Kenneth Gray John Gilbert Frank F. Bleyer Leo Oberneusemann Richard Trost Allen Watters Ralph Kolmer Geo. J. van Luik Bill Atchison Norman Beck Richard Ruff Walter Wetzel

Tax Charge Fugitive Arrested In Iowa

Donald V. Sweyer, formerly of Decatur Illinois, arrested October 31 in Cedar Rapids Iowa under the name Donald Moore. The arrest was by the Deputy U S Marshal and IRS special agents. A 1965 information charged Sweyer with willful failure to file income tax returns for 1959 1960 and 1961.

Jay G. Philpott Internal Revenue Central and Southern Illinois Donald V. Sweyer Decatur Ill Cedar Rapids Iowa Donald Moore United States Marshal Internal Revenue Service Sprigfield United States Edward R. Phelps Sweyer

Tuberculosis Group Highlights State Meeting in Springfield

More than 100 representatives from across Illinois attended the Illinois Tuberculosis Association board meeting in Springfield on Friday October 28. A flag raising ceremony at the ITA office opened new facilities and emphasized health programs for national security.

Arthur Kolmer Waterloo Illinois Board of Directors Illinois Tuberculosis Association Springfield ITA Robert Young Veterans of Foreign Wars Ben D. Kinlingham George Hendrix Memorial Hospital Hendrix Association Virgil E. Smith Metropolis National Tuberculosis Association San Francisco

Tax evasion case targets Sweyer with federal warrant

U S Attorney Richard E Eagleton released a war rant February 7 1966 for Sweyer arrest on a three count information alleging failure to file income tax returns with gross income of 14405 80 in 1959 63169 95 in 1960 and 16405 00 in 1961 The case is based on evidence by IRS Intelligence Division Special Agents Sweyer also faces State of Illinois charges for alleged securities law violations.

U.S Richard E. Eagleton Sweyer Intelligence Division Internal Revenue Service

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American Legion B. D. Middleton Columbia Community Unit No. 4 Herb Schueler Schueler Bros. Construction Co Columbia Unit Rapp Avenue Tuberculosis
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