Deaths Rachel L Meyer 71 of Wayne City
Rachel L Meyer 71 of Wayne City died at 6 40 pm Saturday at County Hospital St Louis Born January 2 1895 in Wayne County daughter of John W and Ida Adeline Bruner Married first to Henry Borcherts then Frederick Meyer Funeral services Tuesday at Richardson Chapel Wayne City at 11 am Rev Alfred Hale Burial in Thomason Cemetery Body lies in state at Richardson Chapel after 2 pm today Survived by three sons Mike Borcherts Bonne Terre Marshal Borcherts St Louis one daughter Margie Moakley St Louis four grandchildren four brothers Bill Bruner Alfred Bruner Randall Bruner of Washington and Donald Bruner two sisters Galda Hood Fairfield Violet Moore St Louis
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Rachel L. Meyer
Glenhart Drive
Wellston
County Hospital
St. Louis
Mrs. Meyer
Wayne County
John W
Ida Adeline (Richardson) Bruner
Henry Borcherts
Federick Meyer
Richardson Chapel
Wayne City
Alfred Hale
Thomason Cemetery
Meyer
Mike Borcherts
Bonne Terre
Marshal Borcherts
Margie Moakley
Bill Bruner
Alfred Bruner
Randall Bruner
Paul O Laswell Dies At 52 In Dahlgren Rites
Paul Otto Laswell 52 died at 10 40 p m Saturday at his Dahlgren home after a long illness Funeral service 2 00 p m Tuesday at Dahlgren Baptist Church with Rev Dale Denham officiating Burial in the Dahlgren IOOF Cemetery Gholson Funeral Home in Dahlgren where friends may call Laswell born March 16 1914 in Homer Michigan son of Otto and Edna Byrd Laswell married to Edna Kniffen survived by two sons David Arthur Laswell and Paul T Laswell of Edwardsville two daughters Vicki Lynn and Rose Ann Brandthurst step daughter Kay McKinney of Blufford a brother Henry V Laswell of Mt Vernon two sisters Mrs Pauline Darden and Mrs Lil Wan Chard and two grandchildren World War II veteran.
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Paul Otto Laswell
Dahlgren
Dahlgren Baptist Church
Dale Denham
Gholson
Mr Laswell
Homer
Otto
Edna
Byrd) Laswell
Edna Kniffen
David Arthur Laswell
Paul T. Laswell
Edwardsville
Vicki Lynn
Rose Ann Brandthurst
Kay McKinney
Bluford
Henry V. Laswell
B T Street Dies At Carbondale Mt W Funeral
Barney Thomas Street of 2126 Gartside Street Murphysboro died at 5 30 p m Saturday in Holden Hospital Carbondale at age 75 Born March 3 1891 Cottage Grove Tenn son of William and Mary Street Married to Maxine L O Dair who survives Also surviving two daughters Mrs Mary Lou Rainey of Tuscola Mrs Dorothy Mae Miller Murphysboro a son George W Street Orlando Fla a sister Mrs Hattie Mae Hunt Walkerton Ind and four grandchildren He was a retired yardmaster with the I C Railroad and a Mason Funeral services 3 00 p m Tuesday at Pulley Funeral Chapel Burial Oakwood Cemetery Friends may call after 4 00 p m today
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Barney Thomas Street
Gartside Street
Murphysboro
Holden Hospital
Carbondale
Mt. Vernon
Pulley Funeral Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Pulley Funeral
Mr. Street
Cottage Grove
Tenn
William and
Mary (Kindall) Street
Maxine L. O’dair
Mary Lou Rainey
Tuscola
Dorothy Mae Miller
George W. Street
Orlando
Fla
Hattie Mae Hunt
Walkerton
Ind
Street
I. C. Railroad
Masonic Lodge
Funeral Tuesday for Effie Allan in Pulley Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Irene Allan will be held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev. Roy Beal officiating. Burial will be in Cub Prairie cemetery. The body will lie in state. friends may call after 6:00 p.m. today. Mrs. Allan, of 1108 South West street, died Friday night at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 0 years seven months and 15 days. She was born in Middletown Missouri on August 23, 1888, the daughter of Nicholas and Nancy Stump Kaylor. She was married to Lee Andrew Allan, who survives, along with two daughters Cornelia Owen and Mildred Roach, seven grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, and four great-great-grandchildren.
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Effie Irene Allan
Pulley Funeral
Roy Beal
Burla
Cubb Prairie Cemetery
Pulley Funeral Home
Allan
South Wth Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Middletown
Nicholas
Nancy
Stump) Kaylor
Lee Andrew Aion
Cornelia Owen
Mildred Roach
Corporal Held For Murder Of Pregnant Girl
Chicago report: Army corporal William Murphy, 21, newlywed, faces murder charges in the death of his pregnant former girlfriend Sue Proeber, 21, of Palatine. Autopsy showed 3½ months pregnant. Murphy, from New York City, claimed self defense after a quarrel over marriage. he led investigators to the weapon and gave a detailed account. He returned from a New York honeymoon and was in Arlington Heights.
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Chicago
William Murphy
New York City
Sue Proeber
Palatine
New York
Lenore Wagner
Elk
Murphy
Miss Proeber
Miss Prober
Bernard Singer
Dundee Road
Illinois 53
Singer
Arlington Heights
Elizabeth Degenhart
Warren
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across multiple facilities
The hospital ledger shows numerous admissions including Ernestine Williams at 1409 South 9th and Naomi Rollinson in Kell, with discharges such as Troy Adams and Margaret Reed. Good Samaritan entries list dozens of patients and nursing home residents. Separately a weather report notes a storm system centered west of Illinois bringing clouds, cool temps mostly in the 40s and 50s, with showers and a chilly Easter in Chicago.
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Ernestine Marie Williams
South 9Th
Juanita Webb
McLeansboro
Nellie Brasel
Marion
Naomi Ruth Rollinson
Kell
James E. Easley
South 24Th
Laura Elizabeth Prinnell
Bell
Troy Arnold Adams
Bonnie
Margaret Reed
Bluford
Martha Thelma Cavins
Salem
Madge Eizabeth Daughhette
Hurst
Jsl
Billy Joe Degenhart
Warren
Eleanor D. Modert
South 12Th
James William Holland
South 22Nd Street
Mary Marie Barr
Keith Alan
RFD
Good Samaritan
Lula Knollhoss
Hickory Grove Manor
Scott Adams Benson
Casey
Roy M. Evans
South 11Th
Michael Keele
Centralia
Eddie James
South
Edith Nation
Rushton
Isaiah White
William Stinson
Castleton
Leona Jackson
Rena Lee Redman
West Frankfort
Harold A. Johnston
Max Davis
Ricky James Cathout
Hinsdale
James W. Hicks
Waltonville
Vol E
Richardson
North 12Th
Ralph E. Hayes
Maywood
Illinois
Ilinois
O'Hare
Chicago
Metropolis
Weather Summary for MT VERNON and Nearby Areas
Weather forecast lists Saturday high 50 and low 2 in MT VERNON with Sunday 59/41 and rainfall from 7:00 a m Sunday to 7:00 a m Monday totaling .11 inches. Year-to-date rainfall is 6.58 inches. Compare past highs and lows: one year ago 63/45, five years ago 54/42, ten years ago 61/41. Tuesday sunrise 5:28 and sunset 6:35 CST.
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MT. Vernon
Leo Horton dies VT geologist
Ellis Lodge reports the death of geologist Leo Horton at Mt. Vernon. Survived by wife, daughter Rebecca Parker of Southfield Michigan, son Benjamin K Horton of Albuquerque New Mexico, and two nephews John Horton of New York and James Senescall of Sheboygan Wisconsin. Parents and one brother and sister preceded him in death. Donations to Charles B. Atchison Jr open heart surgery fund at First National Bank in Mt. Vernon.
Mt Vernon Chapter 233 Eastern Star Meeting Notice
A stated meeting of Mt. Vernon Chapter No. 233, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held in the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening April 12 at 7 30. Mary Blades W M and Neomi R Bogan Secretary.
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Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Blades
W. M. Neomi R. Bogan
Sec’y
Six Deaths In Car Wreck Near Canton Pa
A two car crash at Roaring Branch seven miles south of Canton Pennsylvania left six dead. Cecil Garrison 73 and his wife Susie 71 of Mansfield died earlier, with Gordon Garrison 48 of Mansfield succumbing Sunday in Williamsport hospital. Also killed were Shirley Garrison 69 and Helen 66 of Millerton and Romana Garrison 42 of Mansfield.
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Canton
Roaring Branch
Pennsylvania
Gordon Garrison
Mansfield
Williamsport
Cecil Garrison
Susie
Cecil
Shirley Garrison
Helen
Millerton
Romana Garrison
Egg Rolling On White House Lawn
Hundreds of children in Easter outfits gathered at the White House to roll eggs in a tradition dating to Ulysses S. Grant. Under sunny skies they rolled eggs down the slope toward the Truman balcony, with the farthest egg winner to receive the other eggs.
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Washington (Ap
White House
Ulysses S. Grant
Truman
Coal Unions Reach Raises Amid Nationwide Mine Walkouts
Across Illinois and Pennsylvania miners idle or striking after a long dispute. Waltonville and Marion in Illinois report production stoppages. U.S. Steel and Jones & Laughlin lines disrupted. Kentucky and West Virginia also see mine walkouts affecting about 6,000 workers in the region. In Alabama a separate dispute affects Parrish area mines. Three soft coal producers sign tentative deal including Peabody Ayrshire and Southwest Illinois, boosting pay by 1.32 daily retroactive to April 1 and 1.00 daily on April 3, plus eight holidays and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Operators Association
Southwestern
Pennsylvania
Jones & Laughlin Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
Consolidation Coal Co
Steel
Kentucky
Harlan County
Jason Howard
West Virginia
Hanna Coal Co
Treland
Moundsville
Hlinois
Parrish
Ala
Peabody Coal Co
St. Louis
Ayrshire Collieries
Indianapolis
Ind
Southwest Ilinois Coal Corp
Births in Mt Vernon Area Highlight New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Herman Lee Willis of 1409 Ninth street welcomed a daughter Debra Elaine born at 10 44 Saturday morning in Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds. Mr and Mrs Edward Peschke of Crown View welcomed a daughter at 9 58 Saturday in Good Samaritan hospital weighing five pounds twelve and three quarters ounces. Mr and Mrs William Tracey of North Sixth welcomed a daughter at 12 25 Saturday morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs Raymond W Swift of Carbondale welcomed a daughter Saturday April 2 in a hospital there named Stephanie Ann mother Millicent Ledbetter formerly of this city. grandparents Clarence Swift Alton and H S Winkler Avon Park Fla, former Mt Vernon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lee Willis
Ninth Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Debra Elaine
Edward Peschke
No. 8
Crown View
Good Samaritan Hospital
William Tracey
North Sixth
Raymond W. Swift
Carbondale
Stephanie Ann
Millicent Ledbetter
Clarence Swift
Alton
H. 8S. Winkler
Avon Park
Fla
Mt. Vernon
Tucson Family Among 12 Dead In Mexican Plane Crash
In Nogales Sonora Mexico a Beechcraft D 18 crash killed 12 people including four Tucson families all but one victim from Tucson Ariz The Beechcraft flipped from 100 feet up exploding on impact Pilot James H Donald 47 owned Donald Aircraft Corp of Tucson was returning Mexican tourists cards to immigration officials Also aboard were his wife Hilda 48 and children Robert 20 James 18 Lynn 16 Robert Miller 44 a Tucson attorney and his wife Mary 42 with their son Scott 5 Tucson geologist Jackson Clark and wife Marian plus Michael Hanratty 17 of Tucson and Miss Carol Cemei 20 a Wheaton College student in Illinois
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Tucson
Ariz
Mexican Immigration Agency
Angel Cortez
James H. Donald
Familly
Guaymas
Donald
Carol Cemei
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Donald Aircraft Corp
Tuscon
Hilda
Robert
James
Lynn
Robert Miller
Mary
Scott
Jackson Clark
Marian
Michael Hanratty
Cemei
Vacationers Pack South Carolina Grand Strand Easter crowds
One hundred thousand visitors filled Myrtle Beach to the North Carolina line during a prosperous Easter weekend. Hotels, motels, and campsites were full by Friday night as beaches and amusements drew crowds despite cool temperatures. A tear gas bomb at The Pad danced hall caused hospital treatment for twelve people with no arrests.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
South Carolina
Grand Strand
North Carolina Line
Ocean Drive Beach
Buddhist unrest near Saigon prompts air war updates
Report from the front describes about 45 miles west of Saigon near the Cambodian border as Buddhists claim 140 Reds killed mostly by air strikes. Green Beret casualties are heavy at the camp and U.S. planes continue bombardments though South missions drop to about 300 due to bomb shortages. Da Nang quiets while civilians return. Ky backs down on occupying Hue and Da Nang. civil government hopes for civilian rule with American help.
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Saigon
Green Beret
U.S
Green Berets
Viet Nam
U. S
da Nang
Nguyen van Man
Man
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St Corps
Thon
Dinh
Hue
Markets Mt. Vernon Grain Prices
Mt Vernon market reports quoted Soybeans at 2.80, Shell corn 1.27, Ear corn 1.25 in a fresh afternoon listing. The brief prices reflect grain trading levels for local producers and buyers.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices and Prices by Weight
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were down 50c The top was 22 85 for 200 to 220 lb hogs Sows were down 25¢ to 19 75 for 300 weight down sows 300 weight and over 19 50 down Boars were 14 50 and 15 30 After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day's prices.
Grain futures prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans
In Chicago cash grain markets Wheat No 2 yellow hard 1.61 percent Corn No 2 yellow 1 30 No 3 yellow 1 24 2912 No 4 yellow 1 19 2414 Sample grade yellow 1 00 16 No oats sales Soybeans No 2 yellow 2 91 No 3 yellow 2 93
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Chicago
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Prices
AP report lists consumer and wholesale grades for eggs and live poultry in St Louis. Egg sizes A large to B, medium and small categories with price ranges. Hens weights and broilers/fryers price bands.
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ST. Louis
Livestock Prices at National Stockyards Illinois
National Stockyards Illinois report shows Tuesday estimates for hogs cattle calves and sheep with barrows and gilts 23.25 to 24.00 for 190 to 240 pounds and 19.25 to 20.50 for 325 to 600 pound sows. Good to prime steers 25.50 to 28.65. good and choice heifers 24.50 to 27.00. cows 18.50 to 21.50. vealers 26.00 to 36.00. Sheep 700 head with old crop lambs 25.00 to 26.50 and spring lambs 26.50 to 27.50. ewes 5.00 to 9.00.
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National Stockyards
Ill
Chicago produce and poultry prices steady in early trading
Chicago AP reporting Mercantile Exchange butter and eggs show wholesale buying prices largely unchanged. Butter ranges 60s to 63 for various grades while eggs hold at 42 for A whites and 38 for standards. Live poultry roasters steady at 30 to 32. Stocks show mixed readings with minor shifts across commodities.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street Slips as Airlines Lose Strength at Noon
Stocks faltered this afternoon on heavy trading on the New York and American exchanges. Airlines weakened after Howard Hughes announced selling his 6,584,937 TWA shares. Dow Jones industrials fell 1.33 to 944.43 while the AP 60-stock average rose 0.5.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Trans World Airlines
Howard Hughes
TWA
Braniff Airways
U.S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Associated Press
Treasury
Dow Jones
Indus Bereetens
State Employes To Meet Here
All state employes in the Mt. Vernon area are urged to attend a meeting at the Mt. Vernon State Tuberculosis Sanitarium on Tuesday evening April 12 at 7 30. A G Packwood president of the Mt. Vernon chapter of the Union State Employes Association says two speakers from Springfield will discuss matters vital to all state employees. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon State
Three Area Men Enlist In U S Army
Three Mt. Vernon area men enlist in the U S Army as of today per recruiter Sgt. Andrew J. Carter. Donald R. Schmidt of Ashley graduates SIU and works as an accountant. he marries Sandra Schmidt and is son to Ervin and Marjorie Shultz. William L. Sherl of Centralia enlists for administrative training, former Centralia Junior College student, son of Leslie and Claralee Sherl. Denny L. Gammon of Alma, Kinmundy high school grad, enlists in electronic device school, husband of Joyce Gammon, son of Denzil and Gertrude Gammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
U. S. Army
Set
Andrew J. Carter
Donald R. Schmidt
Route 1
Ashley
Southern Ilinois University
Sandra Schmidt
Ervin
Marjorie Shultz
William L. Sher
North Beech
Centralia
Centralia Junior College
Leslie
Claralee Sherl
Denny L. Gammon
Alma
Kinmundy High School
Electronic Device
Joyce Gammon
Denzil and
Gertrude Gammon
Two Bail Out Of Crippled Balloon In San Diego
Two aeronauts parachuted safely from a 70 foot hot air balloon near the Sweetwater reservoir after it drifted west at about 1,000 feet during a failed transcontinental attempt. Pilot Tracy Barnes and engineer Terry Wright, both of Chester South Carolina, were unhurt. the balloon valued at 15 thousand dollars crashed in an open field Saturday afternoon.
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San Diego
Calif
Tracy Barnes
Terry Wright
Chester
S. C
Sheriff's Office
Sweetwater
Edith Nation Fractures in Elks Lodge Fall
Mrs Edith Nation 70 of 14 Rushton Drive suffered a severe fracture of her left hip and a fracture of the left arm in a fall Saturday evening at the Elks Lodge during a lodge ceremony installing new officers. She and her husband Charles attended, and she was taken Sunday afternoon to Missouri Baptist Hospital in St Louis for treatment and recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Nation
Rushton Drive
The
Elks Lodge
Firemen Answer Two Alarms Here
Mr. Vernon firemen answered two alarms Saturday one for a brush fire on Lake street where a resident had it under control with no damage and another for a parked car fire at 7th and Harrison. The car owned by Serita Beal suffered motor and wiring damage with a suspected short.
Vandals Attempt To Overturn Churchill Statue
In Woodford Green England vandals attempted to topple the statue of Sir Winston Churchill. Police found a 20 yard rope tied to the neck and vehicle tire ruts where a car pulled. The statue was loosened from its base and the council arranged repairs.
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Woodford Green
England
Sir Winston Churchill
London
Palmer Succeeds Soapy Washington as Assistant Secretary
Secretary of State Dean Rusk swore in Joseph Palmer as assistant secretary of state for African affairs. Palmer, 51, succeeds G Mennen Williams who resigned to campaign for the U S Senate from Michigan.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Joseph Palmer
Palmer
G. Mennen Williams
U.S. Senate
Michigan
Driver Accused On Five Counts After Mishaps
Isiah White, 41, of 1125 South 9th street, was jailed after a pickup struck an utility pole and two other vehicles in the 1100 block of South 9th and Perkins lane. Police charge him with driving while intoxicated illegal transportation of liquor leaving the scene no registration and no driver's license. White was hospitalized Sunday morning with partial paralysis reports. Sophie B. Keiser, 81, of 809 Main, was cited for failure to yield at an intersection after her car collided with George L. Warren's 33, Route 5, near 4:22 p.m. Sunday on 11th and Broadway.
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Isiah White
South 9Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
White
Illinois Power Co
South 9Th
Perkins
John W. Turpin
South 25Th
Sophie B. Keiser
Main
George L. Warren
Route 5
Broadway
Howard Stewart elected to Camp Ground Board
Howard Mays and Joe Gillespie chosen without opposition for Rome school. Ann Endicott Sherwood Danner George Germann for Woodlawn grade. Donald Kelp Glenn Howard for Field. Bill Wilson Eden Donoho for Grand Prairie. John Kent Everett Greer for Dodds. Leonard Pas ley Glen Burnett for Opdyke. Roy Hayes H D Piper for McClelland. James Lemons James Rightnower for Bonnie. Marlin Manning John White for Bluford grade. Verlin Pitchford Darwin Eubank for Woodlawn high. Carl Blankenship Rolla Pierce for Farrington.
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John White
Woodlawn High School
Verlin Pitchford
Darwin Eubank
Farrington
Carl Blankenship
Rolla Pierce
No Extension Of Tax Deadline
Washington AP. IRS flags no extension of the April 15 filing deadline for individuals. A Friday deadline applies unless April 15 falls on a Saturday Sunday or legal holiday. Taxpayers should postmark returns by midnight Friday to meet the due date.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Mount Vernon Area Sees Three Rain Crashes
Over the weekend and early today three accidents near Mount Vernon caused injuries and damage. James Wilson, 18, of Woodlawn escaped with non serious injuries after his car overturned on U S Route 460 four miles west of Mount Vernon. Gertrude Hirons, traveling on state route 148 west of the Nasam road, lost control when a front tire blew and struck a telephone pole, no injuries. Deleena Goodwin of Aurora Illinois skidded on rain slick state route 37 south of Dix into a ditch. no injuries and minor damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Vernon
James Wilson
Woodlawn
Wilson
Gertrude Hirons
Nasan
Deleena Goodwin
Aurora
Dix
Mayor Dee of Mount Carmel Dies at 66 in Florida
Joseph R. Dee, longtime Mount Carmel mayor, died at his St. Petersburg winter home at age 66. He served as mayor from 1955 to 1959 and again beginning in 1963. A lawyer turned real estate operator, Dee led oil ventures and chaired several firms in Florida and the Mount Carmel area. Survivors include his widow Page Dunlap Dee and son J. Roy Dee Jr. Funeral plans were not announced.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph R. ‘Dee
Mount Carmel
Sunsday
Dee
Wichita Falls
Tex
Illinois
Investment and Realty Company
Page Dunlap Dee
J. Roy Dee Jr
Lawsuit Settled Over Auto Crash Near Dix
A $55,000 circuit court suit filed last July by Bernice and Joe Morgan against James Coleman McVicar was settled out of court and dismissed. The incident stemmed from a January 16 1965 automobile accident on state route 37 about a mile and a half south of Dix. Bernice Morgan claimed 50000 for injuries and Joe Morgan sought 5000. Settlement terms were not disclosed.
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Bernice Morgan
Joe Morgan
James Coleman McVicar
Dix
Money Taken In Break In At Nu Bowl Lanes
Police continue investigation into a burglary at Nu Bowl Lanes at 17th and George. An undetermined amount of cash was taken from the register after a lock was broken on the front door. Bernie Kelly reported the incident to Mt. Vernon police on Sunday.
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Nu Bowl Lanes
17Th and
George
Bernie Kelly
Mt. Vernon
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