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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1950

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Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes Across Towns

Charlotte Ann Jones spends the week in East St Louis with the Ragans. Ira Lance of Opdyke visits on business. Marvin Braddock and sons Murron and Kermit tour Mt Vernon. Wiley Ford conducts business in Salem. Lee Cooper of Johnsonville visits Mt Vernon. Irvie and family Dycus of Waltonville visit, with grandson Ronald joining in Waltonville days. Incumbent travelers include Tyler family to Tulsa to stay with Rev A O Jenkins. Deneen Taylor of Whittington visits Mt Vernon. Garrish and Goodin families plus J Arthur Orrick return from St Louis after attending Parade of Barbershop Quarters. Homer Eater returns from Rantoul visiting son John Eater. Mary Brown of Fairfield visits. W Raymond Harper conducts Social Security business in Centralia. Ramona Lowery of Bluford spends time in Mt Vernon. Lettie Bristol and Geraldine Clark of Opdyke route 1 visit Mt Vernon on business.

Charlotte Ann Jones East St. Louis Charles Ragan Ira Lance Opdyke Marvin Braddock Murron Kermit Mt. Vernon Wiley Ford Salem Lee Cooper Johnsonville Irvie Dycus Waltonville Dave Garrish Kathleen C. J. Goodin J. Arthur Orrick Vandalia St. Louis Keil Auditorium Homer Eater Rantoul John Eater Mary Brown Fairfield W. Raymond Harper Centralia Social Security Administration Ramona Lowery Bluford Lettie Bristol Geraldine Clark Route 1

Enlistments Open In Army and Air Force

Army and Air Force enlistments reopened after a year closed for general cases. M/Sgt Louis Beasley announces immediate eligibility for qualified men with diverse paths including armored cavalry paratroops engineers field artillery and all branches for re enlistments. High school grads may attend a technical school before enlistment with options at the post in formation offices.

Army Air Force Louis Beasley Armored Cavalry Corps of Engineers Field and Coast Artillery Air Force Officers Candidate School Air Force Cadet School Postrae

Beat Your Wife Radio Quiz Prizes Won by Vernon Couple

Mr and Mrs Eugene Bolerjack of 710 S 22nd street won prizes valued between 400 and 590 dollars in a KMOX radio quiz show last night. They were called from the Loew State theatre stage as the Westinghouse sponsored program aired. Prizes included oleomargarine food gift packages a Westinghouse portable radio a three month supply of oleomargarine and other items. They did not answer the major prize question but claimed they were ready with the correct answer.

Mr. Vernon St. Louis KMOX Eugene Bolerjack S. 22Nd Street Loew State Theatre Mrs Vernon Westinghouse Bolerjack

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges At Two Memori

Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial report multiple admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs Sadie Bullock Mrs Mabel Alvis Mrs Joy Richards Master Larry Whobrey Master Gaylord She horn infant Wayne Jen kins and many others from Bele Rive Golden Gate Opdyke Fairfield Montrose and surrounding areas.

Good Samaritan Sadie Bullock Geff Mabel Alvis Kell Joy Richards Larry Whobrey Gaylord Shehorn Wayne Jenkins Jefferson Memorial Ruby Porter Bele Rive Charles Vaughn Golden Gate Stephen Douglas Pribble Winnie McDanields Opdyke Alice Manlove Fairfield Grace Milby Lorene Smith Irvin Hurt Mabel Harris John, Berry Montrose Mary Smith James Ivan Barbara Jennine Danny Joe Carolyn Sue Fitts Flora Ann White Ollie Phillips Lois Pribble Mary Sue Badgett Pearl Sargent

Mossberger Sammons Marry At East Side Baptist Church

Susanne Sammons and Ernest Mossberger wed Thursday at East Side Baptist Church with Rev. Andrew Cavaker presiding. Attendants Marilyn White and Donald Hahn, reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sammons, and couple to reside at 313 Opdyke avenue. Bride a Mt. Vernon student, groom employed at LC Railroad in Bluford.

East Side Baptist Church Andrew Cavaker First Baptist Church Marilyn White Donald Hahn Mt. Vernon Sammons Paul Hungate Lory VanHorn Elizabeth McElmier Opdyke Avenue Mossberger Mt. Vernon Township Weber Township LC. Railroad Bluford

Model Airplane Contest Ends With Thursday Award Night

The Modelistic Hobby Shop contest concludes this evening with awards to be presented at 7:00 PM Thursday at the Hobby Shop located at 1116 Main Street. The public is invited to attend.

Main Street

Mt Vernon couple welcome Timothy Curry Walker

Mr and Mrs Jo Walker of Mt. Vernon welcomed a son weighing seven pounds seven ounces born at 1 55 p m Tuesday April 4 at St Luke s Hospital St Louis The baby has been named Timothy Curry Walker remains a new addition to the family and is listed as their first child

Jo Walker Mt. Vernon St. Luke's Hospital St. Louis Timothy Curry

Acquitted of Tragic Accident in High-Profile Case

Bednasek sobbed at the table then blessed the jurors and shook hands as they delivered a not guilty verdict after 12 hours of deliberation. Judge Gaffney praised the fair trial. prosecutor White said the state did its best and accepted the jury’s decision. Juror Kadera recalled an initial 7-3 vote for acquittal and 15 ballots were cast without considering the death penalty.

Bednasek Irene Coglan Bednasel Law Sigma Phi Epsilon Gaffney Jack White Joe Kadera

Crack Down On Cigarette Advertising Continued

The FTC denounces Camels as physiologically injurious when smoked to excess and to diseased smokers. It calls deceptive claims that Camels soothe nerves and do not harm endurance, and accuses Lorillard of misrepresenting Old Golds as having fewer harmful substances than competitors.

FTC Lorillard

Mt. Vernon Library circulates 36488 books overall

The Mt. Vernon Public Library reported 36,488 total circulations over the last year, with 4,336 borrowing members and 14,043 volumes in stock. Eight books per member were averaged, while 695 books were added and 491 worn out, 11 lost. 10,295 visitors used reading rooms.

Mt. Vernon Public Library Library Board Mildred Metcalf Albert Parker Robb's Coffee House Milton Forsyth Roy Holt Kenneth Dillingham Lewis Cameron Don Lee Marlin Rich

Missionary Guild and church groups meet in Mt. Vernon

The Junior Women's Missionary Guild of Central Church of Christ hosted Mrs. Roger Smith and Mrs. Gordon Chapman for a Tuesday meeting at Smith’s home. Key notes included a Father Flanagan life account, talk on social work needs, and new members Mrs. Frank Ancona and Helen Otis.

Missionary Guild Roger Smith Gordon Chapman Women's Missionary Guild Central Church of Christ Smith South 23Rd Street O. D. Herbert, Jr James Cummins Father Flanagan Boys Town Frank Ancona Helen Otis Mary McIntosh McIntosh Jesus Rosalie Turner Owen Herbert John Metcalf Turner Myrtle Pigg

Legion Honors Liberty Petroleum Company for Veteran Employment

At Jefferson Post 141 American Legion meeting a Certificate of Appreciation was awarded to Liberty Petroleum Co Inc by the Legion of Illinois Department. Jerome Glassman accepted the honor on behalf of Liberty for the firm’s outstanding record in employing physically handicapped veterans. The ceremony included U S Department of Labor rep Clarence W Pearson and officials Carl S White and Howard Flota.

Jefferson Post 141 American Legion Liberty Petroleum Co. Inc Department of Minois Henry Rockenmeyer Post 141 Jerome Glassman Liberty Company Clarence W. Pearson U. S. Department of Labor Rockenmeyer Carl S. White Liberty Petroleum Co Howard Flota Mt. Vernon Paviedes

Rutherford Child Dies Yesterday

Infant Carole Ann Rutherford daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory Rutherford of 1505 College avenue died at 530 pm Tuesday at Christian Welfare Hospital in Fast St Louis born Monday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital Funeral services were held at 300 pm today at the grave in Oakwood cemetery Rev Sam McCoy officiating Survived by parents Emory and Margaret Belle Allen Rutherford and a brother Gary Allen Rutherford

Carole Ann Rutherford Emory Rutherford College Avenue Christian Welfare Hospital Fast St. Louis Jefferson Memorial Hospital Oakwood Cemetery Sam McCoy Emory Margaret Belle (Allen) Rutherford Gary Allen Rutherford

Local youth group hosts state basketball champion guests

Bay year end gathering features John Smith Carl Manis James Bell Tommy Stone Billy Degunya Al Bell Man Minor Clif ford McNeil Harold Mayhall George Wooldridge Jimmy Wilkins Lawrence Newton and Gene Dalton. Nomination chair Roy Maxwell leads slate with Clyde Frazier and R I McEffee. Also noted are Easter observance plans at First Methodist with a Day Apart program and Home Bureau and Women’s Society meetings.

Darrell Hanna Noble Thomas Mt. Vernon Township Swingie Roy Maxwell Clyde Frazier R. I. McEffee

Easter Day Apart service at Union Chapel Women’s Society

The Union Chapel Women’s Society of Christian Service holds its annual Easter and Day Apart service Friday April 7. The meeting starts 11 a.m. with Mrs Leslie Shafer, Spiritual Life secretary, in charge. A potluck lunch follows at noon. In the afternoon Mrs Earl Myers will teach a lesson.

Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Main Streets God Man Val Richardson Paula McCracken J. L. Buford Roland Clark Russell Gaar Paul Fellinger Ww. S. Cc. S Union Chapel Women’s Society of Christian Service Leslie Shafer Earl Myers

Women of the Scriptures reviewed invitees and choir schedule

The W S C S of Dix and Kell churches invite all women of the church and community to attend the book review Women of the Scriptures. The Presbyterian Choir will rehearse tonight at 8 30 after church services with a time change noted for members.

the Book Review Women of the Scriptures Dix and Kell

Letter Carriers Meet at Mt Vernon Post Office

The Jefferson County Rural Letter Carriers and Auxiliary will meet in the Mt. Vernon Post Office Saturday night at 7 30 oclock. Retired carriers and their wives will be entertained at this meeting. Any postal employee visitors and retired carriers and wives are welcome to attend.

Jefferson County Mt. Vernon

Eye Trouble Remedy Promoted For Persistent Irritation

Advertises Laventil and Laveptik as eye care products claiming relief for tired irritated burning eyes. Mentions eye cup included and availability at druggists. Promotional language urges immediate use and praises purported customer satisfaction.

Thousante Afenes

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Ackson Danaa Eras Leitzell Ernest O. Mossberger Noble Grand Club Varnell Rebekah Lodge Cora Hamilton West Main Street Presbyterian Circle Lydia Westminster Society The First Presbyterian Church Carl Stephens South 4Th Street Fred Harlow AMVET Amvet Club Charles Pigg Howard Clifton Merret Kissel Paul Nice Helen Page Henry Kissel Florence Troutt Rose Johnson Lions Club D. Bayne Wilson First Methodist Church of Hotel Emmerson Wilson Paul E. Howell Cambria Lee Vaccaro Zeigler Demetri Hassakis Milton E. Ecker John Bird Robert McClinton, S Jr A. L. Warren Tom Oakley Gilbert Wallace McClinton Optimist Club L&n Cafe George Swingle Legion Honors Liberty Petroleum CO Rutherford Lang Laird Jewelers Stumpp Rev T. B. Sowers Earl Hosick Richard Duty John Koons John Rogers Bidg Malin St W. L. Dixon Mage Bake Sale Cook’s Paint Store Dorcas Society of Seventh Day Adventist Church Rolysis Safa Margaret Willi Amson Ernon, al Ap 7 Benoist Brothers Hardware S. 10Th St Teamsters and Chauffeurs O. W. Britton Sec’y Curtis — Florist Centralia Road Harry A. Rich Wm. W. Vaught, Sr Sunderland Acceptance Corp van Horn Arch van Horn Varginia Judy Style Shop
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