Deaths Paul Cross Dahlgren 57 died at Hamilton Memorial
Paul Cross 57 of Route 1 Dahlgren died at 10 20 am Wednesday at Hamilton Memorial Hospital He was born Oct 4 1915 in Hamilton county He married Inez Mangrum who survives He was a farmer and Dahlgren Township Supervisor Funeral services Friday 2 pm at Middle Creek Baptist Church officiated by Rev R L Schlag and Rev Earl Harris Burial in church cemetery Friends may call Shelson Funeral Home after 4 pm today He is survived by wife three sons Everett Dahlgren Bill Belleville Clyde Vernon a daughter Mrs Leon Kehrer Vernon seven grandchildren and three sisters Mrs Welma Gerallis Manitou Beach Mich Mrs Imogene Wilson Hudson Mich and Mrs Evedean Morton Onstead Mich.
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Paul Cross
Route 1
Dahlgren
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cross
Hamilton County
Inez Mangrum
Middle Creek Baptist Church
R.L. Schlag
Earl Harris
Shelson
Inez
Cross
Everett
Bill
Belleville
Clyde
Vernon
Leon Kehrer
Welma Gerallis
Manitou Beach
Mich
Imogene Wilson
Hudson, Mich
Evedean Morton
Onstead
Carlson Larson Dixon obituary in Mt Vernon funeral planned
Carl Larson Dixon Carl Larson Dixon Carl Robert Larson 67 of Dixon died at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Dixon Hospital. Born March 15, 1906 in Jefferson County he was the son of Antone and Bess Wilkerson Larson. He married Ruth Snow in Mt. Vernon June 25, 1934. A retired farmer, funeral Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Myers Chapel with burial in Mt Catherine Cemetery. Mr Larson survived by his wife and a brother Olaf Larson of Mt Vernon.
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Carl Robert Larson
Dixon
Dixon Hospital
Mr. Larson
Jefferson County
Antone
Bess (Wilkerson) Larson
Ruth Snow
Mt. Vernon
Myers Chapel
Mt. Catherine
Hattie Smith Wayne City obituary notes Aug 1886 birth
Hattie McRill Smith 86 died 7 20 a m Wednesday at her Wayne City home. Services 1 30 p m Sunday at Richardsons Chapel Wayne City with Rev Ron Mullins officiating. Burial in Thomason cemetery. Body lies in state after 5 p m Saturday. Survived by son Virgil McRill Wayne City daughter Kathryn Riley Taylorville Jr sister Mrs Sylvia Harvey four great grandchildren.
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Hattie (McRill) Smith
Wayne City
Richardsons Chapel
Ron Mullins
Thomason Cemetery
Smith
Wayne County
Leonard McRill
Virgil McRill
Kathleen Riley
Taylorville
Sylvia Harvey
Barbara Riley
Jeanette Griffin
Marion
Mitzi Hatfield
Harrisburg
Youth Revival Weekend at Park Avenue Baptist Church
Park Avenue Baptist Church youth sponsor a three night revival led by evangelist John McKenzie with Don MacKenzie as music director. The youth plan activities and provide special music for each service. Services start at 7:30 p.m. Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Park Avenue
Park Avenue Baptist Church
John McKenzie
Don MacKenzie
Loretta Jackson Dies in Mt Vernon at 38
Loretta Jackson 38 of 1009 Herbert Street died at 10 am Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral held 1 pm Saturday at Parker Funeral Home with Rev E G Mayes officiating for burial in Bethel Cemetery. Born July 23 1935 in Garrett Indiana she was the daughter of Joe and Bernadine Blaze. Survived by three cousins Elliott Webb Peoria Charles Eugene Hamner Detroit Michigan and George Hamner Springfield.
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Loretta Jackson
Herbert St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Parker Funeral Home
E. G. Mayes
Bethel Cemetery
Miss Jackson
Garrett
Ind
Joe and
Bernadine (Yaeger) Blaze
Elliott Webb
Peoria
Charles Eugene Hamner
Detroit, Mich
George Hamner
Springfield
Bishop Plans Annual Visit to Trinity Church Sunday
The Rt. Rev. Albert W. Hillestad bishop of Springfield will celebrate Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church and admit new members, with a confirmation service for Trinity members. He and his wife Carol will attend an open house at the Vicarage, hosted by Father M. Donald Wilmoth Jr. and family, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Albert W. Hillestad
Springfield
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hillestad
Trinity Church
Bishop Hillestad
Carol
North 16Th Street
M. Donald Wilmoth, Jr
Peggy
Two Suspects Nabbed in WIU Coed Kidnapping Case
FBI spokesman James Moreland says two men Randall Davis and August Foss Jr. were arrested without incident in West Burlington Iowa by Des Moines County deputies as they attempted to enter a trailer believed to be Davis residence. Mary Welrich 20 Evergreen Park Illinois was abducted Monday in Macomb Illinois and was alive. ransom demand of 20000 not paid. Bond set at 100000 each. case to be prosecuted in Illinois federal courts.
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James T. Moreland
FBI
Springfield
West Burlington
Iowa
Des Moines
Mary Welrich
Evergreen Park
Macomb
Illinois
WIU
Iowa State Line
Randall Allen Davis
August Foss, Jr
Foss
Moreland
Davis
Bond
Donald MacKay
U.S
Southern District of Illinois
Hog market prices for 200 to 240 pound hogs
Market report lists No 1 and No 2 200 to 220 lb hogs at 35.25 to 35.75 with No 1 at 36.00. Mixed No 2 and 3 at 200 to 240 lbs range 33.50 to 34.50. Sows sell from 27.00 to 30.00.
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MT. Vernon
National Stockyards
Ill
Shelly Canner
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning
Mt Vernon grain prices listed include soybeans at 5.85 wheat at 2.21 and corn at 1.56.
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MT. Vernon
Chicago and St Louis Market Price Report
CHICAGO AP Wheat No 2 soft red 2.40n No 2 hard 2.27n Corn No 2 yellow 1.62 4n Oats No 2 extra heavy white 97n Soybeans No 1 yellow 6.18n No 2 yellow corn sold Wednesday at 1.6342. ST LOUIS AP Eggs consumer grades A large 41-51 A medium 38-48 A small 23-35 B large 34-44 wholesale A large 28-36 standard 22-26 medium 26-34 unclassified 8-10 Ready-to-cook broilers and fryers 42.25-44.25 this weeks delivery.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Butter and Eggs Prices and Market Report Chicago New York
USDA butter prices mostly steady with 93 score AA unquoted and 92 A at 61.75. Hog receipts rise with prices mostly lower. cattle and sheep receipts and prices mixed. New York stock market opens mixed as Dow edges up while inflation worries persist. March card sales surge over last year.
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USDA
Chicago
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Ill. UMW Candidates Clash Over April 14 Campaign
West Frankfort Illinois UPI Billy K Wall a candidate for Illinois president of the United Mine Workers accuses International President Arnold Miller of unfair partisan politics after Miller announces a Lesser campaign date April 14 in support of Kenneth Dawes Dawes also seeks the Illinois UMW presidency in a May 25 court ordered election Wall says prior campaigns implied district appointees would not run for office a Miller spokesman denies the understanding Illinois meanwhile has at least four declared candidates for the presidency
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UMW
West Frankfort, Ill
UPI
Billy K. Wall
Illinois
United Mine Workers
UMW International
Arnold Miller
Wall
Miller
Lesser
Kenneth Dawes
Dawes
Ilinois Umw
Umwa International
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Washington
Daily American
Here
Ilinois
Protesters halt Carbondale traffic over Nixon veto
In Carbondale three disabled SIU students halted downtown traffic to protest President Nixon s veto of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, calling for restoration of scholarships for handicapped students. Six SIU students fast in support as others attend Rend Lake College events including a Young People s Concert by Rend Lake Civic Symphony and a dual art show. The concert features harpist Margaret White from Indiana, with art shows in the Oasis venue starting at 2 p.m. and the symphony at 3 p.m.
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Carbondale
Nixon
Southern Ilinois University
SIU
Bend Lake College
Rend Lake
Rend Lake College Department of Fine Arts
Rend Lake Symphony Society
Illinois Arts Council
Dow Jones closes lower across index groups
New York AP reports Dow Jones stock averages for the day show the 30 Industrials at 920.91, down 4.14. 20 Transport at 193.32, down 1.01. 15 Utilities at 106.15, down 0.51. and 165 Stocks at 292.09, down 1.38.
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New York
Minds Extended Outlook for Dry Weekend
A dry and cool path Saturday through Monday with clear to partly cloudy skies. Daily highs will be in the 40s north and 50s south with nightly lows mostly in the 30s.
Mistrial in eye injury hunting damage suit in Illinois
A jury failed to reach a verdict after 15 hours of deliberation in the retrial of a $30,000 damage suit from a March hunting accident. The case involves a shotgun pellet striking the plaintiff in the eye. The appellate court reversed a 1969 verdict and ordered a retrial, citing instructional errors and a negligence presumption for firearm discharge. A new trial date has not been set.
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Phillip
West Frankfort
Hertenstein
Vernon
Sohh" Daly
Mit
A.rials Ifter
Fifth District Appellate Court
Mt. Vernon
Appellate
County board seeks enabling law for fire district funds
Miler MO LANDFILL reported no current Illinois law allows a county board to grant revenue sharing to rural fire protection districts. The board considered aid to Jefferson Woodlawn and Burford districts, plans to send resolutions to Springfield for enabling legislation, and reviewed four bids for a comprehensive insurance plan recommending Page Insurance Agency at 16798, about 2900 less than the current annual cost.
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Illinois
Jefferson
Woodlawn
Bruford
Springfield
Tax refunds to include $1 processing assessment
The IRA will waive its expenses. Refunds will go to taxpayers automatically and unclaimed refunds after two years return to the county general funds. Some residents may also receive penalties for late filing. Tax refunds are due in the county and processing costs are covered by a $1 assessment per refund.
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IRA
Missing 20 Million in Equity Funding Box
Three top officials resigned after financial troubles surfaced and a management team took over. A safe deposit box held by American National Box in Chicago was drilled open but found empty, undermining a $20 million reserve claim for Equity Funding Life Insurance Co. Illinois halted writing policies and the SEC suspended Equity Funding Corp. stock while state officials probe possible bogus policies and a concealed financial scheme.
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Ilinois
Illinois
Equity Funding Corp
America
Securities ~ and Exchange Commission
Equity Funding Life
Inllinois
SIU to Fire 15 Employees to Cut Costs
Southern Illinois University announced 15 employees will be dismissed effective June 30 to save money and remove duplication. VP T Richard Mager said cuts hit campus architectural staff space allocation staff and capital budget staff, including longtime campus planner John F H Lonergan.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Ilinois University
T. Richard Mager
John F.H. Lonergan
SIU
Farmer boycott warned against harming producers
DuQuoin Packing Co manager J T English defended farmers amid a meat price controversy. He blamed weather and high feed costs from grain exports to Russia and China for after-tax price rises, noting limited slaughter at the plant and urging moderation so farmers receive a fair share.
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DuQuoin Packing Co
J. T. English
English
Russia
China
Woodlawn High Advisory Council Meeting Set
Woodlawn Community High School Advisory Council will meet Monday April 9 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. The group will review a report on student goals system goals and needs assessments for the 1973 74 school year. All residents of the high school district are invited.
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Woodlawn High Advisory Council
Woodlawn Community High School Advisory Council
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Hattie (McRill
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Mt. Vernon Elk’s Lodge
Main Street Theatre Company
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March Maher
Showtime
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Young People
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Vietnam
Red Cross Blood
Ramada Vnn
Miler MO
Ivterns
Stade
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Natures’s Way
S. 4Th ST
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Monterey
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DuQuoin
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Sprach
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Deodeato
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Four
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Danny's
Long Anne Murray
al Green
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Banjos
Deliverance
Dawn
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Helen Reddy
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