Hessian Fly Free Dates Noted for Monroe County Farmers
Arlin Obst Monroe County Farm Adviser reminds farmers to observe Hessian Fly Free Dates for feeding wheat this fall with October 9 through 11 cited for Monroe County. A new Hessian Fly race discovered in 1963 has increased and can attack wheats once resistant. Monon wheat lost resistance. Knox 62 is the only soft wheat resistant, while Gage and Ottawa resist hard wheats. Farmers should destroy volunteer wheat and seed on or after the recommended dates to reduce fly populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlin Obst
Monroe County
Gage
Ottawa
Phylis Rehg Wins State Traineeship in Mental Handicap
Phylis Rehg daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Rehg 508 Schneider Street Columbia receives a $1500 traineeship under public law 85 926 for the 1966 67 academic year. She is a SIU senior in Carbondale and a 1963 Columbia High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylis Rehg
Elmer Rehg
Schneider Street
Columbia
Rehg
SIU
Carbondale
Columbia High School
Nursing Home Weekly Activities At Wa terloo Area
Sunday School services were held by First Baptist Church of Waterloo. A large community sing led by Mrs. Louetta Franke followed. SS Peter and Paul ladies hosted a bowling party in the recreation room. Catholic and Protestant groups from Madonnaville St Joe and Zion UCC assisted with crafts sewing and quilting. Pastor Otto Bassler conducted Thursday morning church services and Mary Hoffmann sang sacred songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louetta Franke
Carmelita Kolmer
SS. Peter and Paul
Waterloo
Russel Kimme
David Crook
Madonnaville
W. H. Kern
Lee Toal
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Macystown
Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Renault
George Kreischer
Ray Rippelmeyer
Nursing Home
Nite Home Bureau Unit
Semifinals In Country Club Tourney Sunday
Defending champion Ron Bode was upset in the Water loo Country Club match play quarter finals by Howard Ludwig in drizzle. Ludwig built a five hole lead and won on the 15th hole four and three, while Ed Leonard beat Gene Jung in the other quarter final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Bode
Waterloo Country Club
Howard Ludwig
Ludwig
Bode
Ed Leonard
Gene Jung
Miss Rosemary Kruse Receives Nursing Cap at St Louis University
Miss Rosemary Kruse daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kruse of 344 W Liberty St Columbia received her nursing cap last Sunday in the College Church as part of St Louis University class. She is a St Teresa's Academy graduate and now a sophomore at the university. Relatives attending included her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Kruse Mr and Mrs Earl Kruse and children from Columbia and Mr and Mrs BD Hirsch of Millstadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Kruse
Arthur Kruse
Liberty Street
Columbia
St. Louis University
Miss Kruse
St. Teresa’s Academy
University
Earl Kruse
B. D. Hirsch
Millstadt
Discharged Army Officer Peggy Habermehl Plans Move to California
First Lieut Peggy Habermehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Habermehl of 422 West Bottom Avenue Columbia has received her discharge after three years service in the U S Army. She is visiting Los Angeles California and expects to make her home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Habermehl
Walter Habermehl
West Bottom Avenue
Columbia
U. S. Army
Los Angeles
California
Effects of Injury Not Always Obvious in Daily Life
Health Chats explain that minor injuries from blows falls twists or bumps can cause serious long term damage even after pain subsides. The spine can misalign and injuries accumulate like a twisted car frame. Dr A L McAuliffe chiropractor advertises at 1106 North Main Street Columbia Illinois with Crestview entrance and phone 2814696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McAuliffe
Chiropractor
Main St
Columbia
Illinois
Crestview
Memorial Repeats Nurses Refresher Course
Memorial Hospital restarts a six week refresher program titled Operation Nursing in Capsule for nurses seeking reentry. The free course runs 24 hours classroom and 40 hours laboratory from 9 am to 3 pm on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays starting September 20 with instructors from hospital departments. Nine of eighteen former participants are back on duty. fourteen are enrolled for the new session and more may join by the start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital Nursing Office
Warnock 4-H Club elects officers at Sept meeting
Warnock Boys and Girls 4 H Club met Sept 6 at Henry Rahe home with 20 members and two guests. Officers elected include Virginia Rick president Roger Taake vice president Nancy Dintleman secretary John Stumpf treasurer Mark Dintleman reporter and Susan Rick flagman. Recreation leaders were Christine Bahr and Danny Rahe. Refreshments were served by Mrs Henry Rahe. Next meeting set for Oct 3 at Jake Ramsey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnock
Henry Rahe
Virginia Rick
Roger Taake
Nancy Dintleman
John Stumpf
Mark Dintleman
Susan Rick
Christine Bahr
Danny Rahe
Jake Ramsey
Busy Girls 4-H Meeting At St Paul Church Sept 5
The Busy Girls 4-H group met September 5 at St Paul Church with Mrs. Marvin Rodemich seven girls and families present. The president led the meeting. reports were given by the 4-H leader due to missing secretary and treasurer. Donna Smith and Debby Chattillion spoke on Meaning in 4-H and Articles Used in Sewing, followed by the leader's year summary and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Church
Marvin Rodemich
Donna Smith
Debby Chattillion
Kathy Weber
Gibault High elects Student Council officers and plans
Gibault High School selected Student Council representatives for seniors juniors and sophomores with freshmen to vote in October. Officers discussed a new emblem to symbolize the school spirit and ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibault
Thomas Bengo
Dorothy Janson
Richard Pieper
John Toal
Barbara Diehl
David Arns
Thomas Sehmitt
Diane Moll
Kurt Haberl
Robert Pape
Jane Knoke
Michael Whelan
Father Gibault
Gibault High School
Peter- Paul High
Library Guild
Memorial Hall
Mark Raeber
Illinois
Carbondale
Gibault High
Edwardsville
Mark
Columbia PTA Opens 1966 67 Term At Unit School
The first meeting of the Columbia Parent Teacher Association for 1966 67 will be held Monday evening September 26 at 8 p.m. at the Unit School Building. Don ald Brown Sr. is president. Teachers will be introduced. Refreshments, baby sitting, and executive board service are arranged. All parents and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Parent Teacher Association
Unit
Donald Brown Sr
Kremmel Son Enrolls as Freshman at Valparaiso University
Ronald Kremmel son of Mayor and Mrs Wilbert Kremmel of Columbia left last week for Valparaiso Indiana where he has been enrolled as a freshman in Valparaiso University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Kremmel
Wilbert Kremmel
Columbia
Valparaiso
Indiana
Valparaiso University
Parkview School Menu Item Pack List
Parkview School menu lists meals for Monday September 26 and Friday September 30. On 26 beef vegetable soup with crackers and a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. On 30 fish sticks potato salad buttered carrots and peas cherry cake dessert bread butter milk.
Examinations Set for Military Service Appointments
Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen announced a written preliminary examination for candidates seeking appointment to West Point Annapolis the Air Force Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy for July 1967 classes. Eligible youths aged 17 to 21 must apply by October 1 1966 to Room 204 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Merchant Marine Academy
Senate
Washington
D. C
Sweet Adelines to Present Annual Show in Belleville
Belleville chapter of Sweet Adelines announces its annual show on Saturday September 24 at Belleville Township High School Auditorium at 8 00 pm. Guest acts include The Nautical Notes The Crystal Bells The Key Pickers Kirkwood Missouri Sweet Adelines and Belleville Men s Barbershop Chorus. Admission is 150 and an After-Glow will be held at Bel-Air Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Sweet Adelines
Nautical Notes
Crystal Bells
Key Pickers
St. Louis
Kirkwood
Missouri
Bel-Air Bowl
Benefit Dance for Turning School Program
A benefit dance organized by the Columbia Gymnastic Association will be held at Turner Hall in Columbia on Saturday September 24. Music will be provided by Bill Rebels and his orchestra. The Turners ask citizens to sponsor the program due to fire restoration and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gymnastic Association
Turner Hall
Columbia
Bill Rebels
The
Turners
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John Mitchell
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Carl Schiemer
Russ Lungwitz
Merle Rodenberg
Ray Kuhn
Jack Toal
Hubert Schmitt
Gary Brower
Herman Reuter
Lee Booth
Mike Lukens
Shad Koonce
Bill Stoeppler
Charles Caeser
Gene Pomeroy
Lloyd Reed
Vic Sonday
Harold Harres
Ed Ghent
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Bill White
Jim White
Bob Voris
Floyd Touchette
Ed Kremmel
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Eldo Horn
J. B. Bridge
Memorial
Vincent Price Studios
Father Duesing
Lucien Duesing
Dramatics Club
Sister Mary Agnes
PTA
Uhi Sackmann
West Mulberry Street
Sackmann
James Willie
Mayfield
Kentucky
Gene Berrel
Kentucky Lake
Hubert Humphrey
Paul Douglas
Holiday Inn
East St. Louis
Menu Parkview School
Omit
Martin P. Kanis
Adams
Optometrist
High St. Belleville
Charly Baumann
Kismet
Siberian
Bengal Tigers
Reingling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
St. Louis Arena
Sun
Vietnam
Laclede Steel Company
Madison, Illinois
Madison
Laclede
Columbia, Illinois
Bill Reheis
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