Biographical sketch of Ray Page Illinois superintendent of public instruction
Ray Page, Illinois superintendent of public instruction since 1968, is a veteran educator with over 25 years in teaching, coaching, and administration. He led the state office to expanded professional services and non public school recognition, earning the 1965 Freedoms Foundation Medal for educating on totalitarian communism and American life. He serves on multiple educational and civic boards and lives in Springfield with his wife Kathryn Kincaid and two children.
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Ray Page
State of Ilinois
Page
Illinois
United States Air Force
Springfield
Freedoms ‘Foundation
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Council of
Citizens Committee of
Western Illinois University
Institute For American Strategy
Governor’s Committee For Youth Fitness
U. S. Treasury Bond Division
United Cerebral Palsy Association
White House
Illinois Education Association
National Education Association
Illinois Association For Supervision and
Illinois and American Association of School Administrators
TNH- Nois
National Association of Secondary School Principals
American Federation of Teachers
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Ansar Shrine
Royal Arch
Kathryn Kincaid
Athens
Kenneth
University of Illinois
Marcia
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Pine Drive
Ilinois
SIU Centennial Reflections Highlight Notable Alumni
A Southern Illinois University centennial piece surveys alumni achievements from the pre university era onward. Notable names include Eugene Bricker Robert Taylor Fred Banes J Lester Buford Lemon Wells and Lt Gen John Reed along with various honors and positions across medicine education law and industry.
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Pete Brown
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Carbondale
Eugene Bricker
Washington University School of Medicine
Robert Lewis Taylor
Jamie McPheet- Thompson
Nalco Chemical Co
Universal Oil Products
Centralia
Fred L. Wham
U S. District Court
U. S
Christopher
Fred Banes
Esso
Enjay Chemical Co
New York
Dongola
J. Lester Buford
National Education Association
Elk Prairie
Mt. Vernon
Lemon Wells
University of Minnesota
Guggenheim
Carnegie
Golconda
John Reed
Notable alumni listed from various Illinois towns
A compiled roll calls distinguished alumni and honorary leaders across Illinois towns including Hoopeston Kell Kell, Marion, Mount Vernon, Salem, Springfield, Union County, and Vienna. Entries name former military figures, university leaders, researchers, professors, and industry pioneers with class years and notable achievements.
Ohio Chapel News Notes and Social Visits
Local residents report weekend calls and visits across Ohio and Florida. Wernz family spending time in Florida. numerous calls to and from Marshall Charleston and Bloomington residents. flu cases rise. several family gatherings and hospital observation in Terre Haute. Public tax guidance on exemptions and dependents appears with Form 501 reference.
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Pleasie Bartlett
Max Bartlett
John
Leo Wernz
Masonic Temple
Marshall
Tommy Wernz
Mike
Steve Bumpus
True Thompson
George Hackler
Charleston
Harold Graham
Grant Hollenbeck
Ernest Nicol
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
L. B. Young
Humbolt Mlinois
Robert Wernz
Barbra Ann Wernz
Fern Wernz
Vernon Hollenbeck
Bloomlington
Taxpayers urged to keep support records for dependents
Jay Philpott, district director of Internal Revenue for Central and Southern Illinois, warns dependents not living with the taxpayer require solid records of support. Failure to document can cost exemptions or complicate year end proof. He outlines four tests for claiming a dependent: the support test is the main trouble, with substantiation of support the common problem.
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Jay Philpott
Central
Southern Illinois
Philvott
F ‘Snott
Overcooking Vegetables And Planting Near Walls Cited
Nutritionists warn that overcooking vegetables destroys vitamin C and increases loss of nutrients. Plants should be at least three feet from walls to avoid heat and sun exposure. Dieffenbachia, also called dumb cane, can cause severe mouth burns if ingested. Dairy use in 1962 mirrors 1961 with slight drops in fresh fluid milk per person, while skim milk rises.
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George Drach
Walter H
Maloney
Journal of the American Medical Association
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West Side Christian Church
Loami
New Berlin
Western Ilinois University
Macomb
University of Ilinois
Merrimack College
North Andover
Massachusetts
Eureka College
Eureka
McKendree College
Lebanon
Studebaker Corp
Studebaker-Worthington
Johnson City
Arthur Doerr
University of Oklahoma Graduate School
University of the Philippines
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard Arnold
Mead Johnson and Co
Mead Johnson
Kell—Bennett Alvis
Charles Lattgast
Minnesota State Teachers College
Salem
Curtis W. Smith
Truman
Shell
Industrial Chemicals
Richard Browne
Cretary
Ilinois Board of Higher Education
Union County
Robert R. Hamilton
University of Wyoming
College of Law
Bar Admissions
Minnesota
Vienna
Earle Smith
Cornell Universityaculty
Ohio Chapel
Maurice A. Wernz
Florida
Kirby Wernz
St. Petersburg
Lucille van Fleet
Mabel Gard
Grace Starkey
Quimba Norton
Richard and
Rex
Ruthie Gallington
Nora Lindley
Marty
Leroy Ingram
Mary Crumrin
Beta Bumpus
Steve
Grant Holenbeck
Nina Blankenbeker
Dugne
Anna Dee Wells
Richard Bumpus
Dorothy Crumrin
Ford
Masten
Don Stanfield
Ford Sales
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