Albert Roy Mackey Chadwick Obituary
Albert Roy Mackey 82 died Monday at Community General Hospital Sterling. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Frank Funeral Home Chadwick with Rev Henry Wekerle of St John Catholic Church Savanna officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Fulton. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Born October 19 1888 in Chambersburg PA to Albert Mackey Sr. and spouse married April 15 1913 to Anna Beile Isenhart. Survived by one daughter Mrs Arthur St Claire Chadwick two grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Marie Conners Mrs Cora Bruner Chambersburg PA. Preceded by wife two brothers two sisters four
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Chadwick
Albert Roy Mackey
Community General Hospital
Sterling
Frank
Henry Weckerle
St. John’s Catholic Church
Savanna
Calvary Cemetery
Fulton
Mr. Mackey
Chambersburg
Albert Mackey Sr
Anna Beile Isenhart
Arthur St. Claire
Marie Conners
Cora Bruner
Chambers
Brother of Clinton Hilger Dies Monday
John Hilger aged 63 of Mendota died Monday afternoon after a two month illness. Visitation 7 to 9 p m at Merritt Funeral Home. Funeral services 2 a m at Merritt Funeral Home conducted by Webster Hobby. Burial Tampico Memorial Cemetery. Born January 2, 1908 in Prophetstown to Samuel C. and Lillian May Noon Hilger. Longtime Mendota resident employed by Art Carter Co.
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Mendota
John Hilger
Clinton Hilger
Rock Falls
Merritt Funeral Home
Webster Hobb
Leeders First United Methodist Church
Tampico Memorial Cemetery
Tampico
Funeral Rites For Harry L Steltzer Held At Riverside
Funeral rites for Harry L. Steltzer were held at 1 30 p m Monday in Melvin Funeral Home with Rev Luther H Cooperrider of St John s Lutheran Church officiating. Mrs J H Linn was organist. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Puckett Oliver Anning Nick McGrath Russell Hicks Clifford E Bensinger and George M Mellett. Lundstrom Florists arranged the flowers.
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Harry L. Steltzer
Melvin
Luther H. Cooperrider
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. H. Linn
Riverside Cemetery
John Puckett
Oliver Anning
Nick McGrath
Russell Hicks
Clifford E. Bensinger
George M. Mellett
Lundstrom Florists
Total Comfort Becomes Reality for Modern Homes
The National Better Heating-Cooling Council reports home buyers seek total comfort beyond basic cooling. Advances in technology enable 24/7 comfort, with central air increasingly installed in new homes and many families using room air conditioners for summer relief. Humidity control and air filtration complete the total comfort package.
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National
Council
State Senate Clears Bill To Allow Taverns Open On Election Day
The Illinois Senate approved a bill 32 to 10 to repeal an antiquated law restricting taverns on election days, aiming to curb past abuses. Senator Mitchler cited liquor sales used to influence votes, while Senator Knupple warned of sobriety issues at counts. The package also sent related bills to study or action, including farm tow limits and probate age parity.
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State Senate
Springfield
Illinois Senate
House
Robert Mitchler
Roswego
Mitchler
Department of Revenue
Sen
John Knupple
D-Petersburg
Knoupple
Knupple
Senate
Seanes
Teachers’ Institute
Teachers Case Details Free Speech Rights and School Restructure
A court hearing discusses free speech and due process under the first and fourteenth amendments in a Sterling High dispute. The defense argues damages belong in state court, citing professional negotiations and a midlevel department chair role. Plaintiffs include Don Olson and several current teachers. defendants feature Harold Sutter and multiple board members.
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Miller
History Department
Glen James
Teachers Association
Deffenbaugh
STHS
Harold Sutter
Sutter
Hoffman
Don Olson
Homer Musgrove
Glenn James
Marie Dickson
Ruth Straw
Chet Sherman
Vella Fadden
Duane Davis
Gene Hall
Musgrove
Sterling High
SHS
Jack Chapman
Clifford Garriott Jr
Wayne Friedrichs
Alex Haglund
Roland Kelsey
Russell Koster
Noel Wallen
Chapman
Garriott
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights and Activities
The YMCA offers an all day schedule starting at 10 a.m. with open gym and pool sessions, men’s workouts, and a busy roster of youth and family programs. Included are women’s instruction, girls’ beginner classes, boys recreational gym, Indian Guide meetings, adult women recreation, Health Club access, youth game room, weight lifting, and tribal meetings for Potawatomie Dakota and Navajo groups.
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Ohio High School
Potawatomie
Dakota
Tentons
State FFA Winners Named At Foundation Awards Day Program
Twenty three Illinois FFA members were named state winners at the FFA Foundation Awards Day in Urbana on April 17. Winners were chosen at the University of Illinois from over 100 finalists after chapter, sectional, and district competitions. Names, schools, and awards include James Cullison Maron Forsyth Beautification Thomas Bauer Gillespie Electrification Carl Hinthorn Norma Mechanics Robert Daggett Maron Forsyth Safety Rodger Benson Pleasant Plains Soil Water and Air Management Alan Janssen Porta Petersburg Beef Kenneth Meng Mascoutah Dairy Mark Wankel Porta Petersburg Livestock Farming Mike McCullough Harvard Livestock Speciality Robert Ellison Belvidere Poultry Michael Rader Normal Sheep Richard Shanks Martinsville Swine James Bray Southern Piasa Corn Vernon Rohrscheib Jamacia Sidell Crop Farming Greg Lepper Ashland Crop Speciality Albert Liszewski Nashville Small Grain Lynn Bowman ROVA Oneida Soybean Craig Bodsnick Streator Ornamental Horticulture Nelson Snow Assumption Sales and Service Brock Thompson Havana Forestry Danny Tolka Patoka Outdoor Recreation Barry White Pecatonica Fish and Wildlife Chuck Taylor Normal Product Processing. Sycamore won the Chapter Safety Award. The Star Farmer of Illinois will be announced at the State FFA Convention in Urbana June 15-17. The 23 state winners will also be recognized then.
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Urbana
Illinois Ffa
FFA Foundation
University of Illinois
James Cullison
Maron Forsyth
Thomas Bauer
Gillespie
Carl Hinthorn
Norma
Robert Daggett
Rodger Benson
Pleasant Plains
Alan Janssen
Porta
Petersburg
Kenneth Meng
Mascoutah
Mark Wankel
Mike McCullough
Harvard
Robert Ellison
Belvidere
Michael Rader
Normal
Richard Shanks
Martinsville
James Bray
Southwestern
Piasa
Vernon Rohrscheib
Jamacia
Sidell
Greg Lepper
Ashland
Albert Liszewski
Nashville
Lynn Bowman
ROVA
Oneida
Craig Bodsnick
Streator
Nelson Snow
Assumption
Brock Thompson
Havana
Danny Tolka
Patoka
FFA
Agricultural Occupations
University of Minois College of Agriculture
Illinois Ffa Foundation
Illinois
Stock market quotes and Dow Jones update at 1 30
At 1 30 p.m. Beeler and Nysather report quotes for numerous issues from Steel to Ford, led by mixed moves. Dow Jones industrials fall 0.28 to 921.02 while transportations gain 2.09 to 219.02 and utilities slip 0.03 to 117.27. NYSE volume at 1 p.m. reaches 13 670 000.
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STP Corporation
Union Carbide
U. S. Steel
Decorator Industries
Henry Pratt
Milwaukee
Poston
Unicare
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Charles A. Linsbergh Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Charles A. Linsbergh becomes the first recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross with the decoration dated June 11, 1927. The award marks a notable achievement in early military aviation recognition.
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Charles A. Linsbergh
Advantages Of Central Air Conditioning Boom In Home Use
The article notes at least 7 million families will enjoy summer comfort from central air systems and cites five plus advantages beyond cooling. Benefits include pollen filtration and dehumidification for allergy relief, suitability for heart patients, a cleaner home with closed doors and windows, quieter operation, and reduced need for outside meals and entertainment. It also suggests cooler cooking and improved appetites and balanced meals in a comfortable home.
Market recovers from early slide on bargain buying
New York stocks reversed a steep morning drop as the Dow Jones average rose 1.20 to 922.50 by 2 p.m. after declines led by rail strike concerns and rising short term rates. Big Board leaders included Telex up to 184 and Shell Oil down to 45 with other gains and losses across Dentsply International Control Data and Amex listings.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Telex
Shell Oil
Dentsply International
American Stock Exchange
Ling-Temco- Vought
Cinerama
Syntex
Solitron
Asamera Oil
Swift Rochelle Plant market report snapshot today
Market at Swift and Co Rochelle shows live hog and cattle prices with ranges by weight and lean percentage. Butchers price declines noted, hog top at 18.00 for 36-40 percent lean, cattle steers and heifers listed with price bands, utilities and cutters priced accordingly.
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Swift Rochelle
Swift and Co
Rochelle
Chicago Stockyard Prices Atkinson Market Report
Volume 2200 cattle listed with steady to slightly lower tone. Slaughter steers and heifers show top values near 32 to 33 for larger weights, with a broad spread across grades and weights. Receipts 150, market steady to 2% lower, sows 14.25 to 15.75, bulls 26.50 to 27.80.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago
Cows Utility & Commercial
Bulls Utility & Commercial
Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report AP USDA
Cattle 300 head with insufficient slaughter steers or heifers for price test. Load choice 1, 295 lb slaughter steers at 32.75. Load mixed good and choice 1, 100 lb at 32.25. Sheep: none, no market test.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Chicago Grain Review Tumbles on CBOT Amid Broad Declines
In Chicago futures trading on the Board of Trade soybeans and corn fell about 2 cents per bushel with earlier losses deeper. Corn slid roughly 3% while soybeans shed around 2 to 4 cents. Wheat and oats closed softer. Soybean oil dropped about 30 points while meat markets fluctuated. Iced broilers ended with small declines after a day of light activity.
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Chicago Grain Review Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Market rundown shows soy oil, grains weak at close
Soy oil weak all session with May futures down about 35 points. cash oil prices weak. Soy meal light trade with most activity in nearby options. Wheat showed brief opening strength, fading under selling pressure. Oats closed weak as trade remained light. At close soybeans down 2 cents May to 297 1/4, corn down 2 cents May 1.485, wheat down 1 cent May 1.60 1/2, oats down fraction May 69 1/4.
Chicago grain prices mixed on futures report
Chicago cash grain quotes show Wheat No. 2 soft red at 1.58 per bushel, Wheat No. 2 hard red at 1.53, Corn No. 2 yellow 1.53, Oats No. 2 extra heavy white 76, Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.99, Soybean oil 11.31.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Chicago Produce Eggs Prices Steady for Chicago Market
Prices for eggs delivered to Chicago held steady with 80 percent or better grade A whites at 28 to 29 cents, medium whites 24 to 25 cents, standards unchanged.
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Chicago
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YMCA
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American Tel. & Tel
Beldon Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Buffalo Forge Co
Caterpillar Tractor
Deer Corporation
Seventihben Corp
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Ford Motor Co
Frantz Manufacturing Co
General Electric Co
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Holiday Inns of America
International Harvester
International Paper
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Paramount Pictures Presents
Movielab
Manana Solamente
Labanda del
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Cazadores
The
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Tampico Lounge
H. A. Detweiler Agency
East Third Street
Butcher
Sterling Lions Club
Fred Steele
High St
Morrison, Il
Carl E. Brachear
Eighteenth Place Sterling
James F. McDonald
Bushman Ave
Sterling, Il
Central National Bank
OF Sterling
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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