Deaths and Funerals James C Cherry Dies Here Sunday
James C Cherry 35 11 20 of 810 South 21st Street died at 4 20 am Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital after ten weeks illness. A restaurant operator and livestock dealer, he will be buried in Pleasant Grove cemetery after funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Myers Chapel with Rev. Otho Williams officiating. He was born August 11 1919 in Holder Illinois. Survivors include wife Sybie nee Beck, daughter Sandra Jo at home, son Billy Ray at home, sister Mrs Keith Eater of Dix, and brothers Denton Shannon Til and Nellis Rockford Ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams Clifford Cherry
South 21St Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Cherry
Myers Chapel
Otho Williams
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Virginia Clark Dies At 39 Rites Set For Wednesday
Virginia Mae Clark of 115 North Fifth Street died at 12 41 p m Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 39. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 00 p m at Myers Chapel with burial in Sersa cemetery. The body will lie at Myers Chapel after 5 00 p m Tuesday for friends to pay respect. She was born July 29 1920 in Mt Vernon to John N Vaughn and Vena Vaughn McLaughlin. Survived by two sons John Martin and Raymond Clark, father John N Vaughn and stepmother, and a brother Paul Vaughn serving in Germany with the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mae Clark
North Fifth Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Myers Chapel
Sursa Cemetery
Clark
Mt. Vernon
John N
Vena
Flanagan Infant Bonnie Anne Dies in Mt Vernon
Bonni e Anne Flanagan eight day old daughter of Alva E. and Antoinette Flanagan of Mt Vernon died at 11 30 a m Saturday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital Graveside services were held at 2 p m Sunday at Rightnowar cemetery Rev L E Able officiating The infant was born July 22 in Mt Vernon and is survived by her parents a sister Patricia and a brother Richard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Anne Flanagan
Alva E. Flanagan
RFD 1
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson Memorial
L.E. Able
Rightnowar
Bonnie Anne
Alva E
Antoinette (Wilson) Flanagan
Patricia
Richard
William Bailey 71 Dies North of Wayne City
William Elmer Bailey a Wayne county farmer died at 3:30 am Sunday at the family home north of Wayne City. Born May 27, 1884 he was the son of William Thomas and Amanda Bailey. He married Iva Cates December 5 1906. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Bailey church with Rev. Ray Collins officiating burial in Bailey cemetery. He is survived by his wife three sons Woodrow Cisne George Mt Vernon Glenn Xenia four daughters Ruby Lloyd Xenees Estes Wolfe Wayne City Lois West Xenia Zelma Greenwalt Maceo Ky 24 grandchildren nine great grandchildren and two sisters Edna Forth Detroit and Ader Ferguson Mt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elmer Bailey
Wayne County
Wayne City
Mr. Bailey
William Thomas
Amanda
Warren) Bailey
Iva Cates
Bailey Church
Ray Collins
Bailey Cemetery
Richardson Chapel
Wayne
Evalena Warner Dies Sunday At Age 45
Evalena Warner of 505 South 20th Street died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital at 12 30 PM She was 45 and a beauty operator member of Logan Street Baptist Church The funeral will be at 2 30 PM Wednesday with Rev Otho Williams and Rev Oren Kersh officiating Burial is Bethel Memorial The body lies at Pulley Funeral Home after 10 AM Tuesday and will be moved to the church at noon Wednesday for viewing prior to the funeral She was born July 6 1910 in Whittington IL daughter of Enoch A and Laura B Holman First married to Leo Droll later wed Raymond C Warner He survives with a son Leon A Droll of Houston TX a daughter Norma J Brown of San Diego CA two and one half? children a brother Lee Holman of Whittington and five sisters Grace Ann Keef Mt Vernon IL Blanch Josephine Morgan Cloris CA Olla Mae Shetler Vienna IL Neva Jane Ray Ortus Marie Drake Benton IL The record notes other survivors but wording is incomplete due to OCR limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalena Warner
South 20Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Warner
Whittington
Enoch A
Laura B. Holman
Leo Droll
Raymond C. Warner
Grace Beare Rebekah Lodge No
Leon A. Droll
Houston
Texas
Norma J. Brown
San Diego
Calif
Lee Holman
Grace Ann Keef
Mt. Vernon
Blanch Josephine Morgan
Cloris
Olla Mae Shetler
Vienna, Ill
Neva Jane Ray and
Ortus Marie Drake
Benton
Dicy Jane Stull Curtis Dies At Dahlgren Sunday
Dicy Jane Stull Curtis died Sunday at her Dahlgren home after a six month illness. She was 87 years, seven months, and 20 days old. Services were set for Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Dahlgren Baptist church with Rev. Bird Green and Rev. Gene Auxier officiating. burial in the L0.C.F. She was born December 11, 1870 in Phillipstown Indiana, daughter of Richard and Minerva Dagg. She married John C. Stull in 1893. he died in 1950. She later wed George Curtis on July 21, 1941. She belonged to Pleasant Hill Baptist church. Surviving are a foster daughter Mrs. Earl Bullock of Dahlgren and a sister Zinnie Newland Curtis of Johnsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicy Jane Stull Curtis
Dahlgren
Dahlgren P Baptist Church
Bird Green
Gene Auxier
L0.c.f
Curtis
Phillipstown
Ind
Richard and
Minerva (Johnson) Dagg
John C. Stull
George Curtis
Pleasant Hill
Richard Pepple Dies in St Elmo Illinois Funeral in Mt Vernon
Richard Carlos Pepple a former resident of Mt Vernon died at 1215 am Sunday at St Elmo Ir where he taught in a junior high school He was 35 years eight months and 19 days old Funeral Tuesday at 330 pm at Myers Chapel with Rev Otho Williams officiating burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery He was born November 12 1919 in Campbell Hill IL son of Lloyd and Anna Richardson Pepple He married December 2 1944 in San Luis Obispo California to Anne Stevens who survives He earned a BS from Southern Illinois Diversity and a masters from University of Illinois He taught seven years at McLeansboro High School one year at Collinsville High School A World War II veteran he was a Captain with the 303rd Field Artillery 97th Division He is survived by his wife a daughter Mary Kay and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carlos Pepple
Mt. Vernon
St. Elmo
Myers Chapel
Otho Willams
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Peeple
Campbell Hill
Lloyd
Anna
Richardson) Pepple
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Anne Stevens
Pepple
Southern Illinois Diversity
University of
Collinsville High School
303Rd Field Artillery
Mary Kay
Lloyd Pepple
Cochran, W A Dies at 83. Rites Planned at St Marys
William Arthur Cochran of 808 South 19th street died at 10:15 a.m. at Good Samaritan Hospital. The Western Union retiree, aged 83, will lie in state after 1 p.m. Tuesday with Rosary at 7:30 p.m. at home. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Marys Church with Father James P. Burke officiating. burial in St. Marys Cemetery. He was born July 11, 1882 in Jackson County. survived by wife Rose B. Cochran, daughter Ann Delores Brown of Lansing, Mich., two grandchildren, three brothers Joseph, Everett, and Amos, and two sisters Maude Worthen and Clara Talley. He was predeceased by his parents and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arthur Cochran
South 19Th Street
Good Samaritan
Cochran
Western Union
St. Mary's Church
James P. Burke
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Pulley Funeral Home
Mrs Ripplinger Dies at Dahlgren After Lingering Illness
Ottilia Ripplinger aged 77 died Sunday at her Dahlgren home after a long illness. Funeral 9:00 a.m. Wednesday at St. John's Dahlgren with Father Breandemeyer. burial in St. John's Cemetery. Survived by four daughters four sons and many grandchildren. members of St. Johns and St. Anns Altar Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottilia Ripplinger
Dahlgren
St. John's Church
William Breandemeyer
St. John's Cemetery
Grigg and Gholson
Ripplinger
Madison
Wis
George
Margaret Miller
Nicholas Ripplinger
St. Johns
Ike thanks all who worked for release
The press room erupted as Dulles faced reporters about Peiping’s announcement before the Geneva talks. Senate leaders welcomed the freed airmen, framing the release as a rebuke to China’s actions and a nudge toward constructive U S Red China diplomacy.
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Ike
Dulles
Peiping
Geneva
United States
Red China
Capitol
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
House
Martin
Mass
China
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Sen. George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
George
Radio Networks Adjust Relay Times to Local Schedules
Local stations shift relay times to fit community schedules while avoiding last minute program changes. Central time zones subtract one hour, mountain zones subtract two hours. Communities notified of timing adjustments.
Evening Radio Schedule Aired With Various Programs
A dense listing shows a 16 minute to 11 PM slate of radio programs including News for 16 Minutes, Sports & News, Daily Commentary, Eddie Fisher Show, One Man's Family, Bing Crosby Platterbrains The Army Hour, Dragnet, Sammy Kaye Personalities, and Dance Orchestra segments. nomes and times vary across networks CBS NBC ABC MBS with multiple commentary and music showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fivening
Mba
Weat
Nba
Cbe
Aba
Nba Newa
Cbba
Abe
Nbe Strange
Abec
Cbs
Eddie Fisher
Tunny
Cba
Red Benson
Treasury
John Steele
Mbr
Abo
Sammy Kaye
Abo News & Story
Bing Crosby
Amons
Andy
Newe
Cba Platterbrains
Aba the Army Hour
Bibber
Molly
Obs Nowa & Commant
Abs News
Heart of News
Nbo
New
Englland
Nbs Dance Orchestra
Abo Dance Orchestra
Nowa & Varieties
All Nets
Television schedule excerpt with many misprints
Eastern Daylight Time schedule listing Kukla Ollie Dinah Shore News Caravan Place the Face and more with several errors. Includes a marriage license notice for Russell Eubanks and Carroll Lee Muir of Lesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kukla
Ollie
Abc
John Daly
Abe
Dinah Shore
Abc Nowa
News Caravan
Cbs
Playhouse
Muale 'Bb—Cbe
Abe Arthur Murray
Abe Meet
Mille
Danny Thomas
Nbe Playhouse
Cba
Nbe
Steve Allan
Abo
Russell Eubanks
Carroll Lee Muir
Hundreds Flee As Chile Volcanic Eruptions Worsen
From Valdivia to the lake district, three volcanoes Nilahue Rinihue and Choshuenco erupt with ash, gas and stones forcing hundreds to flee their homes. Two dead and dozens found in forests as rescue patrols search. Governor Alejandro Acuna Nunez calls it the greatest catastrophe seen in Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdivia
Chile
Lake District
Santiago
Choshuenco
Nilahue
Rinihue
Ranco
Lake Ranco
Alejandro Acuna Nunez
Hospital Notes and Admits at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions including Jessie Creed and Ella Gilbert with discharges for Mrs Martha Rain water. Good Samaritan reports many admissions such as Jack Ater and Mary Jane Birke with multiple discharges including Joyce Ann and Darla Rae baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Creed
Opdyke
Ella Gilbert
Wayne City
Charles Sinks
Doris Morlan
Theola Ciglinski
Peat Rormis
Ray Hawkins
Saem
Martha Rainwater
Good Samaritan
Jack Ater
John David Ohley
Cora Sue Gavette
Michael Karch
Mary Jane Birke
James Galiher
Wanda Lee Huff
Paul Cooper
Raymond Rector
Lenora Myriel Lane
Margaret Jane Carr
Anna Bishus
Lizzie Peoples
Willis Stevens
August Jacobsen
Lelana Clifford Sledge
Louis William Miller
Arthur Fullerton
Deloris
Betty Dellaman
Viola Laws
Laverne Canter
Pearl Ventch
Keith Markey
Nora May Martin
Oddie Bell Cooksey
Joyce Ann
Lulu Hale
Pearl Self
Donald Burkett
Nora Irene Elliston
Margaret Pearl Brooks
June Wilson
Darla Rae
Rickey Glenn Wells
Local Air Travelers Flock to Mt Vernon from Multiple Cities
Air travelers arrived in Mt Vernon yesterday from Cedar Rapids Iowa Chicago and Denver with individuals named Herbert Sheppard Hal Smith Albert Fisher H J Cornick Sam Wessel Glenn Walker Lew Tuck and family Bill Sims Dr A W Modert Tom Metcalf Webb Hill E E Outland K E Stewart Bill Wilson George Hill and Frank Weather for returned from a fishing trip to The Pas Canada earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sheppard
Hal Smith
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Albert Fisher
H. J. Cornick
Sam Wessel
Glenn Walker
Chicago
Lew Tuck
Denver
Colo
Bill Sims
St. Louis
King City
A. W. Modert
Tom Metcalf
Webb Hill
E. E. Outland
K. E. Stewart
Bill Wilson
George Hill
Frank Weatherfor
Pas
Canada
Convicted Spies Held 32 Months Continued From Page One
The United States has denied the airmen were spying or on a secret mission. Chinese Reds claimed Arnold was wandering on a hill in Manchuria north of the Yalu when captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Arnold
Manchuria
Yalu
Russia orders troops to leave Austria by Oct 1
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov ordered 44,000 Russian occupation troops to depart Austria by October 1, reducing overall forces by the same amount as a wartime agreed cut. The move follows the Austrian Independence Treaty reducing occupation duties across the four powers. Americans begin withdrawal with 10,000, while 5,000 others move toward Italy’s northeast frontier under NATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Austria
Marshal Zhukov
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Britain
France
William H. Arnold
Italy
NATO
Zhukov
Big Shark Dragged Fisherman Two Miles In Atlantic
In Fort Lauderdale Florida a six foot shark pulling by a spearhead dragged fisherman James Jones twenty miles out and back across two hours. Jones clung to a ten foot line as he was pulled through 15 foot deep water before his spear pulled free. He resumed spearfishing after returning to his boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Atlantic
James Jones
Jones
Firemen Answer 2 Alarms Here
Mt. Vernon firemen answered two alarms during the weekend. At 12:58 p.m. Saturday they were called to 25th and Perkins where a car owned by Glenard Boultinghouse caught fire in the carburetor. The fire was out on arrival of firemen. At 12:40 a.m. Sunday they were called to a pool hall at 305 south Tenth street where wiring shorted in a fan. Damage was confined to the fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
25Th
Perkins
Glenard Boultinghouse
South Tenth Street
Suzan Ball Out Of Hospital After Cancer Recurrence
Actress Suzan Ball has been released from City of Hope Hospital for ongoing treatment under her private physician. The hospital stated her condition remains serious and the therapy program will continue under City of Hope guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Hollywood
Suzan Ball
City of Hope Hospital
Miss Ball
City of Hope
Births and a fatal car crash in Springfield
Mrs. Harley Eugene Morlan and husband welcomed a daughter at Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing six pounds thirteen and a quarter ounces. Randall Richard was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright at Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces. Darla Rae Morlan joined Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wilson at Good Samaritan weighing seven pounds. Marilyn Louise Nehring weighed six pounds eleven ounces at Good Samaritan for Mr. and Mrs Nehring. William Bruce Morlan born seven pounds four ounces at Good Samaritan. Matthew McGill, 39, of Springfield, died when his car hit a tree early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Eugene Morlan
Jones
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Joseph Wright
Scheller
Good Samaritan Hospital
Randall Richard
Kenneth Wilson
South 25Th Street
Darla Rae
Robert Klevorn
South 18Th Street
Kenneth Nehring
West St. Louis
Nashville
Dior Reintroduces Bosoms in Y Silhouette Fashion
Paris AP report notes Christian Dior revives bustlines year after abolition. The Y silhouette features a high waist, short bolero jackets, and bulky hats, with slim fitted tops and parachute skirts for evening. Eastern influences appear in embroideries and prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadeane Walker
Paris
Christian Dior
Dior
China Talks Start With Happy News
China talks begin with upbeat notes as the United States signals limited press access. An American official refused photo coverage of the talks in the conference room, despite Wang's earlier consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Wang
Prowler Intercepted by Governor Knight at Miramar Cottage
Governor Goodwin Knight surprised by a burglar in the Miramar Hotel cottage where he and his wife slept. Police report nothing was taken and only an overturned chair and a broken drinking glass marked the intruder’s exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Califoria
Goodwin Knight
Miramar
You Cant Fool This Boy In Upstate Field Tale
Oneonta New York youth asked his farmer boss about animals in a field. When told horses, he quipped you cant kid me horses come with wag ons. The line blends rural humor with a playful misunderstanding from a summer upstate work experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oneonta
N. Y
New York City
January in July Lard Spill Bocks City Intersection
In Lexington Kentucky a 50 pound can of lard fell from a passing truck at a busy intersection. Heat reached ninety degrees causing slick pavement. Fire crews sprayed down the area and sanded the remainder to restore conditions.
Tavern Break-In Finds No Stolen Goods
Thieves broke into the Top Of The Town tavern at Tenth and Casey weekend night. Police noted a door glass was broken while proprietor Clinton Fleener conducted a full check and found nothing missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Casey
Clinton Fleener
Police Court Fines Set by Allan Dulaney
Fines assessed before Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney include Darold Stewart twenty dollars and costs for drunkenness and disturbance, Frederick L Paquette three ten dollars and costs for drunkenness, and Charles Manion five dollars and costs for illegally passing another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Dulaney
Darold Stewart
Frederick L. Paquette
Charles Manion
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James C. Cherry
Virginia Clark
Flanagan
William Bailey
Dicy
Jane Stull Curtis
Richard Pepple
Mt.v
Wm. A. Cochran
Howard
Stark
Kikaasl
Radio
Thevision
Matt Denata
Nhbe
Juline LaRosa
Burns & Allen
Debs
Reader's Digest
Whiting Girla
Pee Wee King
Cbs Media
Montgomery
Ethel and Albert
Oba
DuNont
Steve Allen
Airport News
Flowernhone
Curtis-Florist
Centralia Road
Maytag Upright Freezers
Featherston
Springfield
Matthew McGill
Prowler
Frass
Lexington
Mossberger
Henry Mossberger
Police
St. Barbara’s Church
Scheller, Lll
Dix Christian Church
Raymond Phillips
Verneil and
Mary Lee Garren
Westinghouse
A.B.C. Fashioera
Dan River
Brenda
A.B.C
Rogers Bldg
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