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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1965

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Deaths Simon Longcor Of Lincoln Dies

Simon Longcor 73 of Lincoln Missouri died Monday in the city. Funeral services set for 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Hogan Funeral Home Ashley with Rev John Nall officiating. Burial in Mt Catherine cemetery. Body lies in state at Hogan Funeral Home after 7:00 p.m. today. He was born December 6 1891 in Camp Point Illinois, son of Robert and Mary Longcor. Survived by sister Mrs Rose Holtcamp Mt Sterling Mo and several nephews and nieces including Mrs Edna Dirschauer who had lived with him near Woodlawn for years.

Simon Longcor Lincoln Ashley Hogan Funeral Home John Nall Mt. Catherine Mr. Longcor Camp Point Ill Robert Mary Longcor Rose Holtcamp Mt. Sterling Edna Dirschauer Woodlawn

Father of Mr W Resident Dies in Pinckneyville

Ren Craig 79 father of Mrs Randall Bigham of 1009 Welkin Street died at 11 40 this morning in Pinckneyville He resided at 125 East South Street and was a retired barber Funeral arrangements were in complete The body was taken to Doors Funeral Home in Pinckneyville

Ren Craig Randall Bigham Welkin Street Pinckneyville Craig E. South Street Doors Funeral Home

Tree Planting Demonstration Postponed at Elk Prairie Farm

A mechanical tree planting demonstration at Otis Leathers farm in Elk Prairie township has been rescheduled from tomorrow to Thursday April 15. The event will occur at the same location with no other changes.

Otis Leathers Farm Elk Prairie Township

Bluford Cancer Crusade Benefit Clears $800

Mrs Verna Dean Taylor chair of the Bluford Cancer Crusade Committee announced the cancer benefit variety show at Bluford grade school was a great site and cleared approximately $800.

Verna Dean Taylor Bluford Cancer Crusade Committee Bluford

Births in Mt Vernon and Bonnie area babies named Nelda Elizabeth Brent Eugene Melinda Beth

Mr and Mrs Eldon Dale Mc Kenzie of RFD 1 Mt Vernon welcomed Nelda Elizabeth a daughter born at 445 pm in Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds seven and one half ounces. Mr and Mrs Lowell E Allen of Bonnie welcomed Brent Eugene a son born at 604 pm in Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds. Mr and Mrs Virgil Morris of 720 Airport Road welcomed Melinda Beth a daughter born at 816 pm in Good Samaritan hospital weighing nine pounds fifteen ounces.

Eldon Dale McKenzie RFD 1 Mt. Vernon Jefferson Memorial Hospital Nelda Elizabeth Lowell E. Allen Bonnie Good Samaritan Hospital Brent Eugene Virgil Morris Airport Road Melinda Beth

Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted

Jefferson Memorial reports admissions for Maxie McKenzie Walter Lee Rhynes of Ina and multiple Good Samaritan admissions including Mike Pearson Isa bell Boswell Ruth Trotter America Mae Souers Sydney Theodore Burnette Esther Margaret Dodson John Paul Miller Helen Schmitt Frances Agnes Smalley Jury Francis Smith Margaret Virginia Smith Robert B. Burton. Discharges include Wilma Viola Downes Harley Eugene Morgan Vivian Edna Shelton John Prentice Davis Ann Marie Carson Madonna Elizabeth Kelly Ruby Belle Eldridge Patsy Carol Alexander and a baby Elizabeth Ann Frank Edward Coffman Deborah Sue Talbert Bertha Lee Underwood Robert McClellan Gillispie.

Jefferson Memorial Maxie McKenzie Walter Lee Rhynes Ina Bobby E. Garrison Mildred Metje James W. McPherson Good Samaritan Mike Pearson Isabell Boswell Ruth Trotter America Mae Souers Sydney Theodore Burnette Esther Margaret Dodson John Paul Miller Helen Schmitt Frances Agnes Smalley Jury Francis Smith Margaret Virginia Smith Robert B. Burton Wilma Viola Downes Harley Eugene Morgan Vivian Edna Shelton John Prentice Davis Ann Marie Carson Madonna Elizabeth Kelly Ruby Belle Eldridge Patsy Carol Alexander Elizabeth Ann Frank Edward Coffman Deborah Sue Talbert Bertha Lee Underwood Robert McClellan Gillispie

Petitioners Fight County Zone Plans

Petitioners argue zoning would yield flood control and land use benefits for Rend Lake area by classifying large lands, prohibiting farming and livestock activities. They claim zoning could accomplish costly public goals with no expense beyond landowners losing freedom to use land as they wish.

Rend Lake

Traffic fines in circuit court listing multiple offenders

Traffic fines assessed in circuit court include Clyde N Lemons ten dollars for failure to yield right of way Hubert C Borah Florissant Mo ten dollars for improper passing Janis Payne Route 1 Woodlawn ten dollars for leaving the scene of an accident Vernus E Marvel ten dollars for disobeying a traffic signal Anthony W Mellory ten dollars for speeding traffic charge

Clyde N. Lemons Hubert C. Borah Florissant Janis Payne Woodlawn Vernus E. Marvel Anthony W. Mellory

Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Market Prices

Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were 2c higher with top 17 for 200 to 720 lb hogs. Sows at 15.00 for 300 weight down, 14 75 for 300 weight and over, down. Boars 9 50 and 10 00. After 12 30 p m today prices to be based on next day’s prices.

Mt. Vernon Grain Prices Afternoon Quotes

Mt Vernon reports grain prices for today with Wheat at 1.38, Shell corn 1.28, Ear corn 1.20 and a half cents.

Mt. Vernon

Chicago live poultry and dairy prices hold steady

Wholesale quotes for roasters and special white rock fryers remain unchanged. Butter prices edge higher with mixed grade breakdowns listed. Eggs see small gains on better quality whites while dirties remain unquoted. National stockyard receipts project hog and cattle tonnage with modest to strong price shifts across hogs, steers, heifers, cows, vealers, and sheep.

Chicago USDA Chicago Mercantile Exchange National Stockyards

Egg and poultry price report from St Louis market

St Louis AP report lists egg grades and prices for consumer and wholesale classes, including large medium small and unclassified categories. Poultry figures show hens heavy light weights, broilers and fryers price ranges, reflecting market conditions.

ST. Louis

Chicago Grain prices report

Chicago AP grain prices list current bids for wheat corn oats and soybeans with No 2 hard and red wheat No 2 yellow corn No 2 yellow No 3 yellow oats No 2 heavy white and No 1 yellow soybeans plus soybean oil figures noted in cents per bushel or ton.

Chicago

Wall Street ends mixed as IBM falls and Xerox gains

Wall Street slipped late in trading with modest volume about 44 million shares. IBM fell over 2 percent while Xerox rose over 2 percent amid uneven moves in many issues. General Dynamics and Grumman rose on news of a British buyout deal, while Boeing, Douglas, and others faced mixed results. Dow and stock averages showed small declines overall with several leading stocks advancing or retreating in a unsettled session.

New York IBM Xerox Douglas Aircraft Boeing United Air Lines General Dynamics Grumman Commonwealth Oil New York Central Jonathan Logan Kresge J. Ray McDermott Northwest Airlines Seeburg American Meter Armour Electronic Speciality Filtrol International Minerals Penick & Ford Justice Department Reynolds Tobacco American Stock Exchange U.S

Weather Record For Mt Vernon Area

Mt Vernon area forecast shows Monday near 77 with a low around 40 and rainfall starting at 7 00 am Rolling into Tuesday the high rises to 87 Rainfall total for 1965 to date is 8 34 inches Compared with past years one year ago high 77 low 57 five years ago 69 52 ten years ago 69 49 Sunrise Wednesday at 5 36 CST Sunset 6 29 CST

Weather and postal budget note from Chicago and Washington

Fog cleared in northern Illinois as warmth rose to 62 in Chicago and 70s expected elsewhere with showers in the south. Postmaster General Gro nouski denounced a $69 million House cut to the postal budget saying service could be affected if funds are not restored. He noted attempts to hire more staff to ease overtime, but the committee trimmed positions and savings.

Chicago Ilinois Illinois Gulf Washington John A. Gronouski House Senate House Appropriations Committee House Committee Gronouski Gromouski Wisconsin Post Office Department

Welding Talk At Dahlgren

John J. Paterson of Southern Illinois University will speak on Are Welding at Dahlgren Thursday evening April 8 at 7 30 p m The talk is sponsored by Paul E Cross of the vocational agriculture department as part of an information program for area farmers and interested residents Paterson a Saskatchewan Canada native is a farm power and machinery expert who has authored numerous agricultural articles and designed experimental machines including a plot sprayer capable of spraying three rows with three different sprays at once.

John J. Paterson Southernlllinois University Agricultural Industries Dahlgren Paul E. Cross Vocational Agriculture Department Paterson Saskatchewan Canada

Rule On Lease At Bank Site In Mt. Vernon

Circuit Judge Roy Gulley ruled the lease for the building at 1111 Broadway, the future site of the Bank of Illinois in With and Broadway, invalid due to uncertainty about the lease term. Plaintiff Kenneth M. Bayer filed for declaratory judgment against defendant W. B. Carr concerning the lease.

Roy 0. Gulley Mt. Vernon Bank Kenneth M. Bayer W. B. Carr Broadway Welborn and Carr Insurance Agency Bayer Bank of Ilinoiss With and Broadway

Absentee Voting Ends in Mt Vernon School Elections

Tomorrow is the last day to vote absentee in Mt Vernon school board elections. Grade school voting is at 1722 Oakland until 4 30 p m Wednesday and high school voting at the high school office until 4 p m Wednesday. Elections are Saturday April 10 with candidates Krebs Puckett Brown Nelson for grade school and Martin Dixon Compton for high school.

Mt Vernon Central Schools Oakland Robert Krebs Ferrell Puckett Shirley MM. Brown Donald E. Nelson Ben Martin Janice Dixon Rita Mary Compton

Two Boys Steal Car From Garage On South 2th Street

Mrs. Drayton Allison reports two boys aged unknown entered a parked car in her garage on South 2th Street last night and fled when confronted. Police searched the area but made no arrests.

South 2Th Street Drayton Allison South 20Th Street

Bombings escalate as U S targets North Viet Nam

Reports say Viet Cong planned terror actions in Saigon and nearby items seized include fountain pens lighters and radios. Bomb squads investigated U S AID grounds after batteries that could detonate bombs were found buried. Washington officials say more raids will hit hard to rebuild targets in North Viet Nam, including rail bridges and a steam plant, with Adm Blackburn noting growing impact.

Saigon U.S. Aid Mission U.S Washington Viet Nam Paul P. Blackburn U.S. 7Th Fleet North Viet Nam

Three Accidents Here Monday Woman Injured

Three accidents occurred on Mt Vernon streets Monday afternoon injuring a woman. Ethel Goodart 73 of Mattoon Illinois was a passenger in Frank L Goodart 76 also of Mattoon who collided with Jerry W Graham 241 Grant. Graham car damaged about 350 dollars, other car about 50. Goodart fined 10 dollars for failure to yield. A collision at Ninth and Main involved Alva M Clark and Edgar W Bowen with Bowen charged for failure to yield. Damages under 100 each. A third crash at 34th and Broadway damaged two cars and a pickup. Participants included George D Stearns Nina J Wheeler and Richard C Garrison. Stearns charged with failure to yield.

Ethel Goodart Mattoon Ninth North Streets Frank L. Goodart Jerry W. Graham Grant Graham Goodart Alva M. Clark Salem Road Edgar W. Bowen Route 1 Main Bowen 34Th Broadway George D. Stearns Logan Nina J. Wheeler Route 4 Richard C. Garrison Bowling Green Sterns

Benefit Dance at Mt. Vernon City Hall Friday

A benefit dance will be held this Friday April 9 in Mt Vernon city hall council room. Admission is 75 cents per person with proceeds donated to the Retarded Children association. Music by the Long Greens of Centralia TL will start at 8:00 p.m. and run to 11:30 p.m.

Big Mt. Vernon City Hall Retarded Children Association Long Greens Centralia A. Community College Gray Mt. Vernon Community College

Girl Knew About Mother's Murder

A 14 year old girl, Sheila Nance, is charged with juvenile delinquency after her mother Louise Nance and aunt Grace Ewing were found slain in Johnson City. The girl, held in Williamson County Jail, apparently had knowledge of the slayings but did not relay it to investigators.

Marion Johnston City Sheila Nance Williamson County Frank Ewing Carl Miller Louise Nance Nance Grace Ewing Miller Ewing Miss Nance Johnson City

My Fair Lady Wins Top Academy Honors

Audrey Hepburn flew from Europe to present the Oscar to Rex Harrison at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Harrison kissed Hepburn as she received the ovation, then Celia Andrews accepted her award from Sidney Poitier amid cheers. Peter Ustinov and others earned two time wins for Topkapi and Spartacus, while Rex Harrison quipped about England in Hollywood with Bob Hope hosting.

Audrey Miss Hepburn Europe Harrison Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Miss Andrews Sidney Poitier Walt Disney Ustinov London Academy Topkapi Miss Kedrova France Zorba Anthony Quinn England Hollywood Bob Hope Hope

Mt Vernon considers cheaper water and urban renewal plans

Mt Vernon city reports proposed savings on water rates for May and outlines a broad 1965 66 agenda. Projects include a Mt Vernon Community College feasibility study, Air Service expansion with Louisville, railroad crossing conferences, and a remodeled community center. Public works, street surfacing, and a Police Fire Academy initiative are also planned with funding and scheduling details through 1966.

Civil Aernaunce Boards Air Service Mt. Vernon Ozark Airlines Illinois Commerce Commission D. Community Center Community Center Steering Committee Utility Commission

Bob Ward Heads Cleanup Campaign

The Mt. Vernon Republican unity effort advances with Bob Ward elected committee chairman for Cleanup Week May 3 8. The campaign unites county chairs from southern Illinois to avoid costly primaries and bolster GOP strength against Democrats in the fall. Local civic leaders and groups join the initiative with plans to beautify business and residential districts through April 27 progress reports.

Hotel Emmerson Mt. Vernon Frank H. Walker Jefferson County GOP Illinois Ilinois Walker Harry G. Taylor Decatur Illanoic Republican County Chairmens Association Sheehan Victor Smith Robinson Republican State Central Committee Ward Howard Rawlinson Community College Robert Crooks Cook Paint and Varnish Co Charles Compton Paul Beeson Prudential Life Insurance Co Rotary Club Ione McVey Girl Scouts Carl Baker Kenneth Copple Township Robert Dethrow Arthur Floto Smith- Alsop James P. Burke Lions Club R. E. Benoist Benoist Bros Charles Waite Jefferson County Board of Super Visors

Ozark Air Lines Passengers At Mt Vernon In March

Ozark Air Lines served 439 passengers at Mt. Vernon Airport in March with 239 boarding and 200 arriving. Destinations included Chicago 136, St. Louis 75, Bloomington 15, Decatur 7, Mattoon 6. Longest trips: Beirut 2, Hawaii 3, Fairbanks 1. Air mail 1837 pounds. air express and freight 12000 pounds. Schedule unchanged until April 25, new timing with Daylight Saving Time.

Ozark Air Lines Mt. Vernon Ozark Chicago St. Louis Bloomington Decatur Mattoon Beirut Lebanon Hawaii Fairbanks Alaska Air Express Robert Moorhaus

Divorce Granted in Mildred Crouse v James Crouse

A divorce was granted in circuit court on Monday in the case of Mildred Crouse versus James G. Crouse. The ruling ends their marriage amid court proceedings.

Mildred Crouse James G. Crouse

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