Local Selective Service Boards To Study Student Deferments
Illinois local boards will study student deferments under the 1967 act. High school students may be deferred until graduation or age 20 unless full time study continues. Undergraduates starting Fall 1967 or re enrolling will be deferred if a signed request is submitted and the school confirms full time study.
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Selective Service
Illinois
U. State
John H. Hammack
Clovis Parker
Columbia Comm
Funeral services for Amelia L Swartz 89
Mrs Amelia L Swartz 89 of 117 S 4th St Dupo died 4 45 am Saturday at Gravois Rest Haven Nursing Home She lived in the area 58 years Survived by son Charles Columbia four grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren She was born in Hamilton Ohio and belonged to First Congregational Church Cupe Monroe Chapter 597 Order of the Eastern Star and GIA of St Clair County Division 32 Burial was at Valhalla Cemetery Belleville
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Amelia L. Swartz
S. 4Th St
Dupo
Cashner
Funeral services for Henry Asselmeier in Columbia
Funeral services were held at Schmidt Funeral Home in Columbia for 67 year old Henry Asselmeier. The Rev E Eugene Smith officiated with burial at Macystown Cemetery. He was found dead in a shelterhouse near Columbia with death attributed to natural causes. Survivors include two sons Earl and Paul two daughters Jeanette Witham and Ferrell Naumann two brothers Herbert and Oliver two sisters Adele Bodenbach Julia Schulz and Rosa Reinholt and several grandchildren. Mr Asselmeier, born near Fulls, was lifelong Monroe County resident and worked as a farm laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Asselmeier
Columbia
Schmidt Funeral Home
E. Eugene Smith
St. Paul United Church of Columbia
Macystown
Asselmeier
Larry Lindhorst
Earl of
Sparta
Paul
Erwin
Jeanette) Witham
Donald (Ferrell) Naumann
Herbert
Walmeyer
Oliver
Vandalia
Adele Bodenbach
Julia Schulz
Waterloo
Rosa Reinholt
Alton
Fulls
Death of Dean Berry at 49 in Red Bud area
Dean Berry 49 of Valmeyer died unexpectedly of a heart attack at 8 30 a m Sunday at St Clement s Hospital Red Bud. He was a telegraph dispatcher for the Missouri Pacific Railroad at Valmeyer. He was born July 7 1918 in Roots the son of the late Joseph and Helen Berry. Survived by his wife Marjorie Brown Berry his mother Helen Berry of Prairie du Rocher three sons Jerry Joseph and Jeffrey all of Valmeyer two grandchildren a brother Walter Berry of Chester four sisters Helen Cobert Leonard Lau Rent Verona Wallack Audry Yard Funeral services were held.
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Dean Berry
Valmeyer
St. Clement’s Hospital
Red Bud
Berry
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
Roots
Joseph and
Helen
Ross) Berry
Marjorie Brown Berry
Helen Berry
Prairie du Rocher
Thanksgiving week deadlines for Clarion and Star
The Monroe County Clar ion and The Columbia Star move issue dates one day earlier due to Thanksgiving. Clarion copy is due by Monday noon, Star by Wednesday morning. Clarion prints Tuesday, Star prints Wednesday.
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Monroe County Clarion
Columbia Star
Clarion
Star
Movies At Columbia Library Featured At 11 A M
Movies scheduled at the Columbia Public Library for 11:00 a.m. on Saturday November 18 include Adventures of Bunny Rabbit Emperor's New Clothes and Circus Baby. Children from kindergarten through fourth grade are invited.
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Columbia Library
Columbia Public Library
Bunny Rabbit
Georgiana Wienhoff dies at 51 in Waterloo
Mrs Georgiana Wienhoff 51 of R A 2 Waterloo died suddenly of a heart attack after a period under a doctor’s care. Survived by husband Alonzo and two sons James Wayne Mich and Charles Waterloo. brother John Durrer Columbia. nephews and nieces. Born December 16 1916 near Fountain Illinois she moved to Waterloo. Funeral 10 a m at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church Waterloo with Rev Charles Hellring officiating burial in church cemetery Quernheam Funeral Home Waterloo in charge.
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Georgiana Wienhoff
R.A. 2
Waterloo
Alonzo Wienhoff
James
Wayne, Mich
Charles
John Durrer
Columbia
Fountain
Ill
S.S. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Charles Hellring
Church
Quernheam Funeral Home
Longtime Waterloo Matriarch Anna Schoenborn Dies at 92
Anna Schoenborn 92 of Waterloo died at 2 a.m. Tuesday at Monroe County Nursing Home. Funeral by Creason Funeral Home Millstadt with burial in St Michael's Cemetery Paderborn. She leaves three sons, eight daughters, 37 grandchildren, 84 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. husband John and a son precede her in death. She was born in Prairie du Long Township and belonged to the Altar Society of St Michael's Church.
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Anna Schoenborn
R.A
Waterloo
Monroe County
Creason Funeral Home
Millstadt
Jacob
Belleville
Louis
Sacramento
Calif
John
Mary Sternan
Richard
Barbara) Roos
Columbia
Nick
Elizabeth) Schaefer
Freeburg
Rose Stelle
Smithton
Frank
Helen) Klein
Alvin
Dorothy) Sutter
Martin
Ann) Drennan
Fred
Ida) Schaefer
Martha Dillenseger
Schoenborn
Lack Of Quorum Halts Planning Commission Meeting
The Monroe County Planning Commission unable to transact business due to lack of quorum after a two hour session. Members discussed the Trailer and Trailer Court Ordinance, a planned countywide survey by SWIMPAC with cost shares for Monroe $705, St. Clair $11,918, and Madison $10,226. A new enforcement officer to issue building permits was proposed.
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Planning Commission
Monroe County Planning Commission
County Board of Commissioners
Swimpac
Monroe County
St. Clair
Madison
Raymond Rippelmeyer
Old Mines Stocked as Civil Defense Shelters Near Prairie du Rocher
The Stotz and Solvay Mines northwest of Prairie du Rocher Illinois have been stocked with civil defense fallout shelter provisions. Each mine holds enough food medical sanitation and water for 10 000 people for 14 days. Shelters are in unused sections of a 244 mile underground limestone quarry. Moisture resistant packing was used for the first time in Illinois. Workers from Randolph County Highway Department placed the supplies October 30 through Friday. Supplies funded by the federal Office of Civil Defense with project coordination by Illinois Civil Defense Agency officials and Defense Supply Agency representatives.
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Stotz
Solvay
Prairie du Rocher
Illinois
Randolph County Highway Department
Federal Office of Civil Defense
William Eisele
Illinois Civil Defense Agency
Walter Ling
Randolph County
March of Dimes seeks volunteers for 1968 campaign in Columbia
Wm C Gummersheimer, chairman, calls for volunteers as the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Columbia on December 5 1967 from 2 to 7 p.m. at Turner Hall. Donors welcome without appointments. The 1968 campaign marks 30th anniversary of the foundation and 10th year in birth defects work.
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Wm. C. Gummersheimer
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Columbia
Turner Hall
Monroe Co
National Foundation, March of Dimes
National Foundation
Thompson family jailed over corn theft on farm near Columbia
Mildred and Louis Thompson spent a night in the county jail after being caught stealing corn. Lloyd Thompson was captured later and charged with taking corn valued under 150 dollars from the Lilburn Herrmann farm near Columbia. Bonds were set at 1500 for Mildred, 1000 for Louis, and 1500 for Lloyd. They pled guilty before Judge Macys and the hearing was continued to December 11 for aggravation and mitigation.
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Mildred Thompson
Louis Thompson
Lloyd Thompson
Lilburn Herrmann
Columbia
Louis
Lloyd
Macys
Mrs Stanley Bissell Admitted for Major Surgery
Mrs Stanley Bissell entered St Elizabeths Hospital in Belleville for major surgery. She is the daughter in law of Mrs Aleda Watkins who resides at the Monroe County Nursing Home.
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Stanley Bissell
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Belleville
Aleda Watkins
Monroe County Nursing Home
Eckrich brothers split court outcomes in theft case
Kip Eckrich of near Columbia was sentenced in Circuit Court Navy to 10 to 90 days at the State Penal Farm in Vandalia for stealing an automobile engine belonging to Elmer Keim. The case against his brother Kerry Eckrich was continued.
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Vandalia
Kip Eckrich
Near Columbia
Navy
Elmer Keim
Kerry Eckrich
Mrs Christie Returns Home After Visit in Columbia
Mrs. Wm. Christie, visiting her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heisler in Columbia, will return to her home in Andover Ohio on Thursday of this week.
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Wm. Christie
Paul Heisler
Columbia
Andover
Ohio
Students aid in sixth annual Korean clothing drive
Four Columbia students from Delta Sigma Phi assist in the sixth annual Korean Orphan Clothing Drive set for Saturday November 18 in Urbana and Champaign. The helpers include Russel Horsley on public relations, Lowell Giffhorn on publicity, James Gummersheimer on maps, and Donald Lepp on posters and tags.
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Columbia
Urbana
Champaign
Delta Sigma Phi
Russel Horsley
Lowell Giffhorn
James Gummersheimer
Donald Lepp
Vogt's IGA Foodliner Ad Reprint In Star This Week
An in this week issue ad from Vogt's IGA Foodliner is reprinted after a printing error left out turkey prices in the Monroe County Clarion. The mistake occurred in the Star Times printing department.
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Vogt
IGA
Star
IGA Foodliner
Monroe County
Monroe Cancer Society Unit Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Monroe County unit of the American Cancer Society met at the B Hive with County Chairman Mrs. Robert Rippelmeyer and Health Nurse Mrs. Edith Trost reporting on the Illinois Division Annual Meeting in Chicago. Topics included Xerography for breast cancer detection and progress from patients.
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Monroe Co
American Cancer Society
B-Hive
Robert Rippelmeyer
Edith Trost
Chicago
District 6
Mt. Vernon
Monroe County
Theodore Ruff
Crusade
Harold Hirstein
Cancer Society
Bruton Stumpf
Kevin Parson
Dist
Senator Gilbert Visits Students at SIU Edwardsville
Senator John G. Gilbert R Carbondale chairman of the education committee toured the Edwardsville campus of Southern Illinois University with students from his district. In the photo he is joined by Rosemary Law Marlene Wilde and Lester Hensley from Columbia Murphysboro for the SIU visit.
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Willis G. Swartz
Carbondale
Southern Ill. University Graduate School
SIU International
Rotary Club
4Th Ave
Dean Swartz
Rotary
Southern Illinois
Nabil Halaby
Jordan
John G. Gilbert
Edwardsville
Southern Ill. University
Sen. Gilbert
Sen
Gilbert Are
Rosemary Law
Columbia
Marlene Wilde
Lester Hensley
Murphysboro
SIU
Mayor Kremmel and Van Luik Attend Telephone Discussion
City leaders Kremmel and Van Luik joined Cape City Council in a discussion over extended area service and a rate increase sought by Harrisonville Telephone Co. before the Illinois Commerce Commission. The hearing was extended to December 11. A postponed Commerce meeting was set for November 22 at City Hall.
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Kremmel
van Luik
Commerce
Wilbert H. Kremmel
George J. van Luik
City of Columbia
Cape City
Harrisonville Telephone Co
Illinois Commerce Commission
Dupo
Columbia Council
II. Commerce Commission
Crestview Drive
Weilbacher
Parkview Manor
Walmeyer Road
H. J. Frierdich & Sons, Inc
Cletus Helfrich
S. Main St
Harvey Buettner
Egon Schuering
Knights of Columbus to Hold Memorial Services Sunday
Knights of Columbus Council No 1334 will conduct Memorial Services for deceased members at the K C Hall on Country Club Lane Waterloo Sunday evening November 19 at 7 pm. Masonic Orders of Columbia and Waterloo invited as guests with a social hour and refreshments after the ceremony.
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Knights of Columbus Council No. 1334
K. C. Hall
Country Club Lane
Waterloo
Masonic Orders
Columbia
Janet Kolmer Wins Trip to 4-H Congress
Janet Kolmer earns a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 26 to 30, as one of 37 Illinois 4-H members chosen from 86,000. The award reflects her decade of 4-H work including leadership roles, state and county honors, and active participation in fairs, demonstrations, and public speaking.
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Janet Kolmer
Monroe County
Illinois
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Chicago
Janet
Illinois 4-H Foundation
Lassies
Faust Receives Ten-Year Term For Bank Holdup
Marion Lee Faust 24 of Charleston Missouri was sentenced by U S District Judge Wm G Juergens in East St Louis to ten years in prison for his role in the July 27 robbery of Farmers State Bank in Valmeyer Illinois. Faust had pled guilty and a pre sentence investigation preceded the sentence. The maximum penalty is twenty years.
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Marion Lee Faust
Charleston
U.S
Wm. G. Juergens
East St. Louis
Farmers State Bank
Valmeyer
Ill
Faust
Larry Wayne Duffell
Laclede Ave
Operation Voice From Home to Be Sensored by WCBW
WCBW radio in Columbia announces Thanksgiving tape recordings of personal messages for men in uniform. Call 618 281 5264 between 9 am and 9 pm to record a message up to 10 minutes. Free recording and postage worldwide. Tapes mailed in time for Christmas delivery. Audiosonic Sound Studios provides facilities.
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Joseph L. Lepp
Wcbw Radio
Columbia
WCBW
Sepp
Audiosonic Sound Studios
Columbia, Ill
Democratic Club Meeting Canceled
The Columbia Community Democratic Club canceled its November meeting. Notices will be given before the next meeting is held.
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Democratic Club
Columbia Community Democratic Club
Dr McAuliffe Attends X Ray Seminar in Missouri
Dr A L McAuliffe of Columbia attended an X ray seminar at Logan College of Chiropractic in Normandy Missouri on November 11 and 12. The event covered Cineroentgenography the study of motion picture x rays. He viewed motion sequences of gastrointestinal and spinal x ray studies.
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A. L. McAuliffe
Columbia
Logan College of Chiropractic
Normandy
McAuliffe
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Amelia Swartz
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Quernheim Funeral Home
David Chung
China
Ian Beattie
Scotland
Columbia Rotary Club
Quarterly Meeting
Senator Gilbert
Chamber
Knights of Columbus
DR. McAuliffe
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