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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1966

Page

2

Informal Fetes Blossom for Fall in New York

A light social trend article notes fall entertaining favors informality at home and at White House events. It highlights Lyndon Johnsons northern Texas approach, casual cook outs, football themed gatherings, and simple decor. Florists suggest yellow white chrysanthemums and pink roses for varied moods. Renowned hostesses Elsa Maxwell and Mrs. Potter Palmer are cited as examples of adaptable entertaining.

New York White House Texas Lyndon Johnsons Transworld Elsa Maxwell

Full Records Speed Wool Applications

Producers urged to submit full accurate information and sales records to speed wool program payments. Monroe County committee chair Quintin L. Andres notes required 30 day ownership proof and sales documents for shorn wool and unshorn lambs. Payments cover wool sold by the applicant and owned for at least 30 days with verification if needed.

Quintin L. Andres Monroe County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Kerner Proclaims National 4-H Week in Illinois

Gov Otto Kerner proclaims September 24 through October 1 as National 4-H Club Week in Illinois. He highlights 4-H work as leadership and citizenship training within the Cooperative Extension Service and notes over 9,000 local volunteer leaders supervise county programs. The proclamation urges citizen support as 4-H members strive to make the best better.

Otto Kerner Illinois Cooperative Extension Service University of Illinois College of Agriculture United States

Unshorn Lamb Payments Under National Wool Act Reminder

The 1966 marketing year payments are pro rated among producers with lambs owned long enough. Do not claim payments for lambs owned under 30 days. Applications to the ASCS county office must be filed by end of January 1967. In Monroe County the 1965 sales payments totaled $2,694.00.

ASCS Monroe

Marines complete four weeks of combat training at Camp Pendleton

Marine Private Michael D. Dumas son of Mr and Mrs A C Dumas of East Carondelet finishes four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton Calif with more than 200 hours of instruction in guerilla warfare infantry weapons patrols and squad tactics His next assignment covers four weeks of basic training for a specific Marine Corps job.

Michael D. Dumas A. C. Dumas R.R. 1 East Carondelet Camp Pendleton Calif Marine Corps

Steak Prep Tip Prevents Cupping While Broiling

A home cooking tip advises slashing through the outer fat at one inch intervals to keep steaks chops and ham slices from cupping during broiling.

Notice of claim day for estate of Urban Schmidt Jr

In the 20th Judicial Circuit Monroe County Illinois notice that letters administration were issued Sept 27 1966 to Julia Ann Schmidt and that Nov 7 1966 is the claim date. Claims must be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the County Courthouse Waterloo Illinois and sent to the administrator and attorney William G Vogt. Dated Sept 27 1966 LeRoy M Reitz Clerk of the Circuit Court.

State OF Illinois Circuit Court OF the 20Th Judicial Circuit Monroe County Urban Schmidt, JR Julia Ann Schmidt Charlotte Street Columbia Illinois William G. Vogt North Side Square Carrollton Circuit Court Waterloo LeRoy M. Reitz

Hogs and Lambs Rise While Cattle Mixed in Weekly Market

Hogs and slaughter lambs gain strength this week as the market shifts while cattle show mixed results. Total receipts reach 54 404 head versus 56 882 week ago and 53 585 year ago, with hogs up 50 cents to 50 on sows and Friday tops at 23 35 per cwt. Cattle trade remains selective. high choice steers over 1150 pounds steady to strong, but lighter and lower grades ease. Veal calves hold 29 to 34, spring lambs rise to 24 50 top.

Producers Live Stock Marketing Association Shelly

Miss Mary Reis Weds Paul Rey at Immaculate Conception

Miss Mary Reis and Paul Rey of Columbia married at Immaculate Conception Church on September 19 1946. After a short honeymoon they will live with Mrs Mike Kuehner in Columbia until a new home in the North subdivision is finished.

Mary Reis Paul Reying Columbia Immaculate Conception Church Mike Kuehner

Las Vegas East Macau Gambling Center of Orient

Las Vegas East Macau, a Portuguese colony 40 miles west of Hong Kong, dominates the Orient as a gambling hub. Annual income from the tables reaches as high as a quarter of a million dollars, fueling foreign exchange. The census tallies a U S resident population of 193,644,000 as of June 1, 1965, up 2,492,000 since June 1964 and 14,320,000 since 1960.

Las Vegas Macau Hong Kong U. S Census Bureau

Nursing Home Weekly Activities Highlight Community Support

Sunday School in the Chapel by First Baptist Waterloo. Helen Zeiss band entertained residents with polka tunes. Monthly program by the nursing home staff includes sewing, mending, Bible stories, and piano. Picnic day drew a crowd with buffet, Barbershoppers, and successful bake sale. Volunteers thanked for aid.

First Baptist Church of Waterloo Helen Zeiss Nursing Home St. Patrick’s Catholic Church of Tipton St. Paul United Church of Christ of Waterloo Wm. Krueger Renault Lou Etta Franke Viola Rueck George Kreischer Ray Rippelmeyer Charles Hellring SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church of Waterloo Joe Goeddel Jr

Return of William Juengling After Surgery

William Juengling has returned from St. Clement's Hospital at Red Bud after undergoing surgery and is much improved.

William Juengling St. Clement’s Hospital Red Bud

General Election Notice for Monroe County Illinois 1966

Notice details the November 8 1966 general election with polling places in multiple precincts including Columbia Waterloo Hecker and Renault. It lists offices to be elected such as United States Senator State Treasurer and three University of Illinois trustees plus state and local officials. Propositions to amend sections of Article IX Revenue are also noted.

Joseph McCarthy Monroe County Pelling Bluff Lester Schenk Foster Pond Waterloo A. R Columbia Kruse Chevrolet Co N. Main Street American Legion Hut Legion Metter Liberty and Rapp Harrisonville Valmeyer Mitchie Maeystown Moredock Gene Nick Joseph Burksville New Hanover Raymond Fischer R. R Prairie DU Long Hecker Edward Gregson Red Bud Renault Mrs Philip Heller Maria Kunkel Waterloo Fire Dept. Bldg Main Street Monroe County Court House Waterloo City Hall Fourth Street Aterloo SS. Peter and Paul Quilting S. Church Street First Missionary Baptist Church Park and Stiening Streets County of Monroe Superintendent of Public Instruction University of Illinois Congress General Assembly

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Transworld Delivery Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc General Insurance South Main St Schiemer Insurance Monroe National Bank OF Columbia Gov. Kerner Army Roger R. Toenjes Lynette John B. Toenjes R.R. 4 553D Heavy Equipment Maintenance Company Cholon Vietnam Toenjes Fort Hood SS. Peter and Paul High School Republican Headquarters John J. Mueller North Main Street Lestery#oepfinger Miss Graebe Anna Brucker Jack Japan Warren Brucker Walter Brucker St. Louis Dick Brucker Charles Brucker Amercan Legion Columbia High School KODAK Daah’s John A. Daab, R. Ph Office of Norman W. Beck Superintendent OF Schools The Court House Edgar O. Zimmer F. L. Smith S. Main Street Floyd E. Crowder Freeburg Packing CO W. Phillips St Freeburg, Ilinois A. C. Metter Arthur P. Wink Helen Agnes Kuehner Calvin Bode Clyde Burkhardt Elmer Meyer Fred Krewer, Sr Walmeyer Richard Ruff Wartburg Leo Henke H. A. Matthews Optometrist West Legion Thurman's Coffee Shop Columbia Star George W. Smith Roy P. Conrad Clarion Patg. CO Ilinois Gpcf Arian Ivtane Riebeling P.O. Box Waterloo, Ill Ft. Worth Munich Germany Ovar Illinois Banking Act Alvin H. Macys, Jr 20Th Judicial Circuit Paul G. Ziebold
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