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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1950

Page

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Reception honors Mrs Maxine Woodruff across Mt Vernon

A long list of guests attended the reception for Mrs Maxine Woodruff here last night including Irene Donley Nelle Manning Ann Mason Mary Mason and many others from nearby towns and states. From Centralia attendees included Joé Ann Wright Dollie Kell and Merle Whitsell while Miss Shirley Harlow now Mrs Woodrome and family visited in Chicago. Other visitors listed were Ivah Jane Rust Mrs Jack Owles Ruth Ruble Doreen Merritt and numerous residents from Salem Carmi Johnston City and Harrisburg. Local residents and relatives traveled from Wayne City Hollywood and Woodlawn to join the event.

Maxine Woodruff Irene Donley Nelle Manning Ann Mason Mary * Mason McLeansboro Eloise Gall Appleton Wis Blanche Ohm Hazel Means Mary Nn Farrell Margaret Brandt Iona Hoffman Carlyle Etta G. Clark Lettie E. Bristol Opdyke Mildred Halbrooks Blufo Centralia State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Joé Ann Wright Dollie Kell Merle Whitsell Irene Y. Twitmore Ruth Klein Mary Haney Woley Helen Merz Julia Phillips Pearl W. Mullen Pearl Lacey Marjorie Battles Sara Lerin Leeta Boswell Velma Gutzler Fay Konhorst Burnell Hofeli Lillian Johnson Belle Rive Woodruff Velva Law May Johnson Ruth Hohman Flora C. Schleifer Jessie Brandis Agnes Kleeman Erna Haege Louise Beckman Carolyn Troutt K. Virginia Seidel Nashville Beatrice E. Dean Esther Ballinbach Helen Lewis Olive G. Dean Elizabeth M. Navert Pauline Harper E. Ware Jamerson Mary E. Copelin Hola Armstrong Nell Martin Bernadine Brown Carmi C. E. Waugh Dahlgren Mt. Vernon Wilbur Levy Hollywood Calif Milton Levy Dallas Texas Jack Levy Ivah Jane Rust Jack Owles Max Chamberlain Edna Tish Kelly Davis Reba Maxwell Lawrenceville Marguerite Barra Etta Burns Edith Helper Pearl Roberts Johnston City Alva Pilson Wayne City Vernon Fred Epperson Barrington Ill Lucinda Epperson Leila Epperson Kay Champ Woodlawn Maxine Rich Melanie Keith Nellie Hettiger Florence Douglas Flora Bonnie Willhite Elsie Ligon Benton Rowena Hutson Grace Riegle Carmen Earnest Flossie Cramer Bernadine C. Yoder Newton Helen Longbons Lou Dour LeRoy Grimes Sadie M R. L. Higgins St. Louis, Mo

Past Matrons Club and Society Notes

The Past Matron's Club meets Monday at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple ladies lounge with hostesses Mrs Pearl Wallace and Miss Gladys Ross. The Mt Vernon Day Unit of the Home Bureau gathers Monday May 1 at 2 at 517 South 18th with Mrs Leota Ward assisting. The Field Unit meets Tuesday May 2 at 7 30 at Mrs Rosalie Green's with lessons on Sex Education for Young Children and Program Planning. Cadet Ronald E Porter of 805 Casey Avenue receives a promotion to Corporal at Kemper Military School after a ROTC-influenced reorganization. Good Humor Club hosted by Mrs E A Herbert with 23 members. prizes awarded and sympathy card sent to Mrs Harry Partridge for her mother’s passing.

Masonic Temple Pearl Wallace Gladys Ross Mt. Vernon The Home Bureau Louise Hugill South 18Th Street Leota Ward Anna Betty Huck Lela Roberson Ronald E. Porter George Porter Casey Avenue Kemper Military School Booneville Harris C. Johnston Department of the Army Kemper Cp. Porter E. A. Herbert Ben Klevorn Joe Tobin Richard Weatherly Harry Partridge Josephine Dycus Dycus Danville Charles Loehr

Federation To Meet The Young Pens

Federation of Mt. Vernon will meet Sunday April 30 at five p m at the Methodist church.

Young Pens Federation of Mt. Vernon Methodist Church

Kiwanis Meeting Highlights New Member and Programs

The Kiwanis Club met last night at Hotel Emmerson with Glen Dare as general program chairman. Charles Rohlfing was introduced as a new member by Jim Endicott, and Secretary Charles Porter received the club of the month honorary certificate from President Vaught. Dwight Nelson and Frank Feltmeier of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce led a two part program contrasting socialism and the American way of life, using charts and statistics to discuss origin, effects, and the value of freedom. Guests included Jimmy Pete Ross, Knox Reid, and E C Martz.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Hotel Emmerson Glen Dare Jim Endicott Charles Rohlfing Vaught Charles Porter Denver McDonald Dwight Nelson Frank Feltmeier America Jimmy Pete Ross Knox Reid Mt. Vernon E. C. Martz Chicago

Airport News Flight Activity from Benton and Nearby Cities

Cris Gilpin of Benton flew to the local field on business. Bill Deaton of West Frankfort flew here today. Max Firebaugh returned from a business trip to Kankakee. Ross Bennett and A. J. Slagter returned from a flight to Hot Springs Arkansas. Gerald W. Gatewood is a new solo student at the field. W. Rea returned from Lawrenceville. Carl Edmison George Wine partner Junior Wilson and Ocie Yarbrough flew to Cleveland Ohio today. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey of McLeansboro flew to St. Louis Missouri today.

Cris Gilpin Benton Bill Deaton West Frankfort Max Firebaugh Kankakee Ross Bennett A. J. Slagter Hot Springs Ark Gerald W. Gatewood W. Rea Lawrenceville Carl Edmison George Winepartner Junior Wilson Ocie Yarbrough Cleerland Ohio Bill Storey McLeansboro St. Louis

Hoover proposes new United Nations with red countries barred

Jailed to page one, the former president Herbert Hoover urges revisions to the United Nations charter. He scorns 1945 origins and argues free nations can wield moral, spiritual and economic power together to counter Soviet influence and bar communist agents from borders and laboratories. He cites past praise for collaboration with Stalin as a tragic misjudgment.

Hoover United Nations Dulles Dean Acheson U. S New York Washington U. N Russia Peter the Great Free Nations United States

Gifts for Greeks arrive from Tucson in Athens

A ten and a half ton of gift parcels from Tucson arrived in Athens this morning. They will be sent on to Trikala, which Tucson adopted last October. The gifts, mostly clothing, are the first of what is expected to be a regular flow.

Athens Tucson Ariz Trikkala

Rise and Shine 4-H Club Elects Officers and Meets

The Rise and Shine 4-H Club met April 19 at the leader's home and elected officers including Colleen Mullinax as president and Tommy Guerrant as vice president. Eighteen members attended with three visitors. Doris Rubenacker and Marilyn Karcher hosted refreshments.

Rise and Shine Colleen Mullinax Tommy Guerrant Kenneth Dubois Dorothy Gaston David Sargent Glory Ann Guerrant

Farrington Center Hosts M A M Club Meeting

Farrington Center Home Makers Club met with Youth Adviser Hugh Livesay on April 19 at Center school. Betty Brown joined as a new member. meeting rescheduled to May 3 at Center school for all members. Belle Rive 4 H Club forms and meets May 8 at Betty Lou Morris home with officers Davenport, Herstein, Ripplinger, Houseworth, Wilkey, and lead coordinators Neal and Irwin assisting.

Farrington Center Betty Lou Morris Kathryn Davenport Edna Jean Herstein Mary Ripplinger Earline Houseworth Beverly Wilkey Clyde Neal Harmon Irwin

Maxine Woodruff Honored by BPWC Leaders in Illinois

Approximately 300 guests gathered at the Masonic Temple in this city last evening to honor Mrs. Maxine Woodruff, state president of the Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The reception featured tributes from B and P W C clubs, civic groups and district officers, with Mrs. Dollie Kell presenting a president's gong. Music was provided by Miss Joan Wright and Mrs. Harold Hutchins, and the event was organized by district club presidents and local volunteers.

Maxine Woodruff District Ten Dollie Kell Centralia Pavledes Masonic Temple Illinois Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Woodruff P. W Ruth Ruble Salem Alta McCullough Health and Safety State Federation O. A. James Ruth Klein Virginia Seidel Nashville Florence Compton O. R. DeFrates Irene Twitmore Erna Haege Wyrle Ramp Mt. Vernon Mary Ann Farrell Nellie Sergeant Gladys Goldsmith Carlyle Merle Whitsell Velva Law

New Quarters of Electric Supply Company Opened

K E Green of the Mr Ver non Electric Supply Company at 1212 Broadway reported a night break in to police HQs. The night watchman found a sliding dock door open but nothing appears missing. The wholesale firm later held a grand opening with open house at the Broadway address, having moved from a 3 story building at 9th and Jordan.

K.E. Green Mr. Vernon Electric Supply Company Broadway

Hospital Notes Include Admits and Discharges at Fairfield and Jefferson Memorial

Good Samaritan admitted Mrs. Lockie Cox Mrs. Dora Peaye Fogerty Master George Prince. Discharged Anna Mae Oertel Jacqueline Sue Rightnowar Mrs. Jene Snow Mrs. Alice Myers Donna Jean Shurtz Mrs. Wanda E. Hummel Fairfield. Elmo Ling o of Nason Jefferson Memorial admitted James Barker Mrs. Dortha Malin. Discharged Mrs. Eunice Smith Mrs. Clara Schepple Mrs. Mona Jones of Bluford.

Good Samaritan Lockie Cox Dora Peaye Fogerty George Prince Anna Mae Oertel Jacqueline Sue Rightnowar Jene Snow Alice Myers Donna Jean Shurtz Wanda E. Hummel Fairfield Elmo Lingo Nason Jefferson Memorial James Barker Dortha Malin Eunice Smith Clara Schepple Mona Jones Bluford

Danner Couple Welcome Daughter Linda Lee

Mr and Mrs Robert Sherwood Danner of Polite 3 Mr Vernon are the parents of a daughter born yesterday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital. The infant has been named Linda Lee.

Robert Sherwood Danner Polite 3 Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital Linda Lee

Police Court Fines Levied for Parking Violations

Fines assessed in police court yesterday by Magistrate Allan Dulaney included Charles Olins, Will I Lewis Jr, John R Ward each fined 6.40 for illegal parking and Gertrude Tchizopolis 6.40 for double parking.

Allan Dulaney Charles Olins Will I. Lewis, Jr John R. Ward Gertrude Tchizopolis

Burl J Artis Dairyman Dies Suddenly in Mt Vernon Area

Burl J Artis well known farmer and dairyman died suddenly yesterday at 1 30 p m at his home east of Mt Vernon on RFD Funeral services will be held 2 p m Saturday at Myers Chapel conducted by Rev Sam Mc Coy Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery He was born November 6 1905 in Columbus Indiana son of George and Minnie Mae Artis He married January 15 1949 to Freda Fern Poole Surviving are his wife his father three daughters two stepsons one stepdaughter and two grandsons Seven brothers and seven sisters also survive with a list of names The body will lie in state at Myers Chapel

Burl J. Artis Mt. Vernon RFD Myers Chapel Sam McCoy Oakwood Cemetery Mr. Artis Columbus Ind George and Minnie Mae (Edgecomb) Artis Freda Fern Poole

Marriage License for Harvey Vick and Mary Ellen Sullivan

Harvey Vick of Paragould Arkansas to Mary Ellen Sullivan of Mt. Vernon Arkansas apply for a marriage license. The union between two residents is filed with the county clerk’s office pending license issuance.

Harvey Vick Paragould, Ark Mary Ellen Sullivan Mt. Vernon

Gas Tax Refunds Total in Jefferson Wayne Hamilton Counties

March saw 139 claimants in Jefferson county receive 2393.52 in gas tax refunds for non highway fuel use. Wayne county issued 3645.48 to 120 claimants and Hamilton county 70 claimants received 113, funds from the state Department of Revenue report.

Jefferson County State Department of Revenue Wayne County Hamilton County

Mt Vernon Student Honored by Law Honor Society

William D. Warren of Mt. Vernon is named among nine recent graduates and senior law students at the University of Illinois College of Law elected to the Order of the Coif. He is the son of Mrs. Arthur Warren of Mt. Vernon.

William D. Warren Mt. Vernon University of Illinois College of Law Order of the Coif Arthur Warren

Stove Fire Damages Wallpaper at Casey Street Address

A stove overheated triggering a fire at 726 Casey on Thursday at 10 35 a m. The overheated appliance ignited wallpaper. firefighters responded and reported slight damages with no injuries noted.

Casey

Boy Injured in Bike Collision at Casey and Johnson Alley

Billy Bob Piercy of 816 Warren was injured yesterday when his motorbike collided with a truck at Casey and Johnson Alley at 4 15 p m. He received treatment for cuts to his arm and leg. The truck driver was Ray Turner of 1100 Lamar. Officers provided the details.

Billy Bob Piercy Warren Casey and Johnson Alley Billy Bob Ray Turner Lamar

Film-Coated Ar-Pan-Ex Tablets Promised Fast Relief

An ad touts a film coated tablet named Ar-Pan-Ex that works in the intestine to reduce uric acid and deliver rapid, long lasting relief for rheumatic and arthritic pains. It claims deep seated relief and urges readers to buy at Krebs South Side Drug Store, Douglas Drug, and Jones Pharmacy.

Krebs South 6Ide Douglas Drug Jones Pharmacy

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Masonic Hall W. Bro Jackson Airport News Associated Press Dahlsgren Clover Leaf Wekly Rietta Allen Shirley Schilling Audrew Cravens Bernadine Doris Rubenacker Marilyn Karcher Bell BPWC Verothay Parkins Sige Dorothy Perkins Douglas Drug CO New Quarters of Electric Supply Company Entered Claude M James Jennings J. O. Purcell Mt. V. Dairyman SEARS Orland Dees Lighting Division Mgr 10Th St Holman Motor Co, Inc Pak OM Tan Ars Elmer Snodsmith South 20Th Street Virgil T. Bailey, Inc Mt. V. College Bake Sale Cook's Paint Store Field PR T. A Welge Paint Store Presbyterian J. Q. Purcell First State Bank Dix, Illinois Wallace Silversmiths M. E. Jackson
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