Tiny Hill to headline Gardner Firemen Ball fundraiser
Tiny Hill and his 13 piece band will perform at the Gardner High School gym on Friday night to raise about 12 000 dollars for a new tank truck for the Gardner-South Wilmington Fire Protection District. Firemen have raised roughly 3 000 dollars so far. The ball runs 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m with proceeds aiding equipment replacement and fire protection.
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Tion
Harry
Tiny) Hill
Sullivan, Ill
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Illinois State University
Normal
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Decatur
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Aragon
Trianon
Chicago
Park Avenue Dairy Corp
Canton City
Colo
Gardner Volunteer Fire Department
Roy Christensen
Traffic Court Fines Paid in Circuit Magistrate Division
James W Thornton 35 Ot tawa paid 11 fine and 5 costs for driving 81 in a 70 zone on April 13 at 10 50 a m on Interstate 80 two miles east of Illinois 47 Trooper Rodger L Gossett issued the citation. August A Perry 19 East Moline fined 12 and 5 costs for 82 in a 70 zone April 13 at 10 47 a m on Interstate 80 two miles east of Illinois 47 Trooper John Palleva issued the ticket. Kenneth C Vansil 33 Bush nell fined 15 and 5 costs for 85 in a 70 zone on Illinois 47 March 30 Trooper Steve Riley issued the citation. David Buie 23 Lockport paid 50 fine and 5 costs for reckless driving April 21 at 11 50 p m between Second Ave and First Ave on Spruce St City Policeman William Button Ferguson 19 Rve 5 fined 15 and 5 costs for driving too fast for conditions April 21 in the 100 block of West High St Button issued the citation.
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Ottawa
Interstate 80
Illinois
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East Moline
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Bushnell
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David Buie
Lockport
Second Ave
First Ave
Spruce St
William Button
James W. Ferguson
Rve. 5
West High St
Button
TV Missing in Grundy County Theft Report
The Grundy County Sheriff's Office logged a complaint from Carnes Delzado on Route 1 reporting a 19 inch portable Philco television stolen from his back door. The theft was reported at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
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Grundy County
Fatal Train Car Collision Claims Loami Man
James Childers aged 55 from Loami died in Bates Illinois when his car collided with a Norfolk and Western Railway freight train. The wreck occurred six miles west of Springfield today.
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Bates, Ill
James Childers
Loami
Norfolk and Western Railway
Bates
Springfield
Hayden to announce retirement amid press appearance
Washington AP Carl Hayden the 90 year old Arizona Democrat plans a news conference this afternoon in the Senate office building. Friends expect he will confirm retirement and endorse Roy Elson as his successor with Barry Goldwater as rival nominee in the race for Hayden's seat. Hayden has served in Congress since 1912 and chaired the Appropriations Committee.
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Carl Hayden
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
Stanford University
Roy Elson
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Elson
Times
Tempe
Stanford President Bidder Becomes Arizona Congressman
Artz. sought only one public post at Stanford in the 1890s and lost. He later ran a flour mill in Tempe after graduation and served as Maricopa County treasurer and sheriff before winning Congress.
Gov Lurleen Wallace Condition Deteriorates Further
Gov Lurleen Wallace's condition worsened with officials saying a medical report would be issued later. George Wallace canceled a news conference to discuss his presidential ballot bid as aides awaited doctors' updates.
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Ala
Lurleen Wallace
George Wallace
Ed Ewing
April visitors to Great Smoky Mountains reach record base
Park Superintendent George W. Fry announced that an estimated 407 600 people visited Great Smoky Mountains National Park in April.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
George W. Fry
Morris Police Investigate Weekend Traffic Accidents
Morris police handled three weekend crashes. At 2 15 p m Sunday Thomas Payton 17 pulled from a service station drive onto Division Street striking Ollie Story Jr 1965 Chevrolet. Payton's car owned by Loyd Payton sustained right front fender damage. In another collision Arthur Dunn 69 stopped on North Street and was hit in the rear by Pamela Black 17 who could not stop. Dunn's car had a small dent. Black's car owned by Walter Olson sustained no damage. The third crash in the Saratoga Inn lot involved Chester Hill driving a 1966 semi trailer against Walter Borneman's 1959 truck. Hill's truck owned by Williams Trucking and Borneman's by Zibert Transport. Hill's truck suffered left front damage. Borneman's had no reported damage. No demand noted for Bornemann's truck.
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Ollie Story Jr
Ate
Payton
Loyd Payton
Storey
Ford
North St
Arthur J. Dunn
Main St
Pamela K. Black
Torrance Ave
Dunn
Miss Black
Walter Olson
Rte. 2
Chester George Hill
Worthing
S. D
Walter J. Borneman
Claypool
Saratoga Inn
Hill
Williams Trucking Co
Sioux Falls
Edsel Ford Enthusiast Heads Edsel Club Leader
Edsel Henry Ford, not related to the carmaker, leads the Edsel Club of America from San Leandro California. He champions the Edsel car, calling it a beautiful marvelous machine and notes he owns five of them.
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Calif
Edsel
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Fords
The
Edsel Club of America
Red Cross elects two to board in Denver convention
The American National Red Cross opened its 43rd annual convention in Denver and elected Cyrus R. Vance, former deputy secretary of defense, and Sylvia Porter Collins, a syndicated financial columnist, as members at large of the board of governors.
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Colo
American National Red Cross
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Sylvia Porter Collins
Board of Governors
St Louis County Democrats End Deliberations in Parking Lot Adjour
Officials said St Louis County Democrats spent the weekend meeting to pick delegates for the state convention. The gathering began in a hotel ballroom but overran its allotted time and had to conclude their business in a nearby parking lot.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
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