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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
3
Pre formed ground beef patties offer convenience and consistent cooking quality. The Hollymatic machine ensures uniform thickness and portioning, allowing quick assembly with menus like Ranch Chow. High protein options include chopped sirloin and lamb patties for fast meals.
Seaman Recruit Sherman D. Pulcher USN son of Sherman R. Pulcher of Columbia is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. He learns Naval customs courtesies organization ordnance gunnery seamanship damage control first aid swimming survival shipboard drills and sentry duty. A program of physical fitness drill and inspections keeps recruits alert while training continues. His Naval Classification tests will decide post graduation assignment to a school shore station or ship.
An educational note discusses monthly female distress including pain nervous upset irritability melancholia and headaches. It explains spinal nerve irritation from slight misalignment and credits chiropractic adjustments by Dr. A L McAuliffe for relief. Also reports the birth of Angela Kay Roessler weighing 7 lbs 9 oz at Memorial Hospital with listed grandparents and great grandmother.
The Stumpf family reunion for the late Fred Stumpf was held Sunday at the American Legion Memorial Park in Belleville. Attendees included numerous Stumpf relatives from Belleville Waterloo Valmeyer St Louis Columbia and other nearby locales, spanning multiple generations.
Mr and Mrs William Rahe resumed their trip returning from a two week vacation to visit Mrs Rahe s son and family in Slidell Louisiana They toured the harbor and World Trade Mart on Sunday The journey included a visit to Stone Mountain in Georgia the Smoky Mountains in North Carolina Gatlinburg Tennessee Goldrush Junction Nashville Tennessee and Dexter Missouri before returning to Columbia.
Jay Volkert has returned from the Midwestern Summer School of the Inter-college Society of Individualists held at Rockford College in Illinois. The week long event drew 33 students and professors to study The Free Society Its Nature and Preservation with lectures on political economy communism tradition nihilism and modern thought. Jay is a Purdue University senior and the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Volkert of Columbia.
Everett, Mass. space and medical researchers collaborate on a mechanical auxiliary ventricle to aid failing hearts. Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz implanted the device in Louise Ceraso. she died 13 days later from a stroke, not the heart. The project fuses Maimonides Hospital, Avco Everett Research Laboratory, and Avco Corporation with Dr. Arthur Kantrowitz directing the biomedical effort.
Paul Powell, Secretary of State of Illinois, warns motorists that taking eyes off the road or letting a hand dangle from a window endangers passengers and pedestrians. He urges drivers to follow the Rules of the Road and requests requests for a free copy by writing to Springfield.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Monke of Mt Olive Illinois spent several days last week here with their son Walter Monke and his family.
Over 23 000 interviews show that frequent newspaper advertising helps convert planned store visits into actual shopping. The study notes that high ad exposure increases message reach to prospects near purchase, with women often changing whats bought week to week and decisions made in the purchase week.
The Budd Company will produce 50 stainless steel high speed cars for a 1967 demonstration on the Pennsylvania Railroad linking New York and Washington. By 1970 travel time may drop to about 2 hours 20 minutes, with 40 coaches and 10 parlor cars featuring air conditioning, carpeting, reclining seats, and in-seat meal service.
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