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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1957

Page

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Deaths Ollie Phillips Dies At Age 88

Mrs. Ollie Phillips former Mt. Vernon resident died at 10 30 p m yesterday at Hooper Rest Home Canton Illinois She was 88 years four months and 23 days old Funeral services Sunday at 2 00 p m at 15th Street Church of God Rev David Lynch officiating burial in Oakwood cemetery Friends may call after 4 00 p m today at Myers Chapel noon Sunday body to church to lie in state Survivors include three sons Dallas Clyde Phillips New Athens Illinois Victor C Phillips Crown Point Indiana Lester L Phillips Bryant Illinois one brother Wilford Denham Goshen Indiana three sisters Annie Bryant Vernie Cook Belle Taylor all Benton eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren born August 4 1879 in Franklin County daughter of Jasper and Ellen Denham married to Lloyd Phillips who preceded her in death August 12 1932.

Ollie Phillips Mt. Vernon Hooper Rest Home Canton 15Th Street Church of God David Lynch Oakwood Cemetery Myers Chapel Phillips Franklin Cooney Jasper Ellen Millican) Denham Lloyd Phillips Dallas Clyde Phillips New Athens Til Victor C. Phillips Crown Point Ind Lester L. Phillips Bryant, Ili Wilford Denham Goshen Annie Bryant Vernie Cook Belle Taylor Benton

Nona Jackson Dies At Home On Route 7

Mrs. Nona May Jackson aged 60 years eight months and three days died at 7 20 last night at her home on RFD 7 Mt Vernon. Services Monday at 2 00 p m at Camp Ground Baptist Church with Rev Bird Green and Rev Ernie Tate officiating burial in East Salem Cemetery. She was born April 24 1897 in Jefferson county daughter of Edwin and Ollie Bates. Survived by husband Henry L Jackson one son Wade Texico one brother Dale Estes and several sisters and three grandchildren. Burial arrangements at Myers Chapel with calling after 2 00 p m Sunday.

Nona May Jackson RFD Mt. Vernon Camp Ground Baptist Church Bird Green Ernie Tate East Salem Myers Chapel Jackson Jefferson County Edwin Ollie (Keef) Bates Henry L. Jackson Wade Texico Dale Estes Myrtle Mightmith Mice J. Vernon Beulah Campbell Grace Roney

Clara DeSelms Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs Clara DeSelms widow of John DeSelms will be held at Osborn Funeral Home in Pienday at 1 30 pm. She died Friday morning at her Mt Vernon home aged 76 years eight months and five days. The Rev Bird Green will conduct and burial will be in Jacob's Chapel cemetery near Orchardville. Survived by one sister Adella Matthews Eldorado Kan. Born September 22 1881 in Wayne county daughter of Enoch and Mary Bryant Greathouse. Husband died in 1949.

Ou DeSelms Osborn Funeral Home Pienday John DeSelms S. 8Th Street Mt. Vernon Bird Green Jacob's Chapel Orchardville Adella Matthews Eldorado Kan Wayne County Enoch and Mary (Bryant) Greathouse

Births in St Louis and Wayne City Produce Two Newborns

Mr and Mrs James Shulik of St Louis Missouri welcomed a daughter Jane Elizabeth born yesterday at 8 52 pm at Good Samaritan Hospital. The newborn weighed seven pounds fourteen ounces. Mr and Mrs Ashley V Miller Route No 2 Wayne City welcomed a son Donald Eugene born this morning at 6 33 am at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces.

James Shulik St. Louis Good Samaritan Hospital Jane Elizabeth Ashley V. Miller Wayne City Jefferson Memorial Hospital Donald Eugene

Danny Thomas Back On Top

American comedy faces shrinking audiences and tighter controls says Hollywood figures. Steve Allen, George Kaufman, and Stan Freberg lament fewer targets for satire and legal hurdles. Freberg, defying gatekeepers, launches Freberg Ltd and a TV project while continuing to produce comic spots.

Hollywood America Atlantic Monthly Steve Allen George S. Kaufman Funnyymen Stan Freberg Freberg Pasadena St. George and the Dragonet Johnny Ray Texano Harry Belafonte Lawrence Welk Ed Ivan Arthur Godfrey Ralph Edwards Capitol Records Sullivan Trey Godfrey Edwards Welk Capitol Legal Department Frerg, Limited

Christmas season visits across Illinois and Indiana

Mr and Mrs Johnnie Hei of Hodgkins and Mr and Mrs Fred Collins of Decatur were among guests visiting the Col ell and Savage families. Christmas Day gatherings occurred at several local homes with relatives from Decatur Urbana Rockford St. Louis Downers Grove Mt. Vernon and Lafayette, including the Risley and Cook households.

Johnnie Hei Hodgkins Fred Collins Decatur, Ill Colell Frank Savage Ralph Savage Elaine Dean Savage Rosalee Dale Savage Paul Whited Decatur Arnold Gallaway Urbana D. F. Whited Lena Maz Jines Rockford Clyde Jines Nna Aydt St. Louis Francis Aydt Charles Witters East St. Louis McLeansboro Hattie Trotter Arthur Cook Pearl McCarty Ray Dale Jimmie Cook Maurice Cook Mt. Vernon Indiana Anson B. Smith Clark Lenna Lorayne Smith Vernon Kay Smith Lafayette

Grand Jury Recommends 4 Be Kicked Out

A St. Louis circuit court grand jury ended its probe of the city license collector’s office with a recommendation to fire four employees Joseph C. Berra Richard P. Hines John J. McFroy Jr. and John J. Rakliff. The panel found insufficient evidence for indictments but called for their discharge and noted no commentary from the individuals. City license collector Joseph T. Hayden said he would review the report with counsel before actions. The inquiry also covered a drastic revision of the merchants and manufacturers tax.

St, Louisum St. Louis Joseph C. Berra Richard P. Hines John J. McFroy Jr John J. Rakliff Joseph T. Hayden Hayden

Rescue 14 After Gaz Explosion Near Mine No 31

Rescue workers recovered 14 miners from the Pocahontas Fuel Co mine complex after a gas explosion as 11 men were found in the loading area. About 250 workers were present. 58 officials announced 534 of 775 employees would be laid off due to reduced coal orders. Survivors described a violent concussion and pervasive smoke.

Pocahontas Fuel Co Southwest Virginia Mitchell Harris Cedar Bluff Harris

Rev Maulding Improving After Injury at Jefferson Memorial

Reverend John B Maulding pastor of Kell Baptist church is recovering from a broken leg and is listed as doing nicely at Jefferson Memorial hospital. Church services will be led by Reverend Harold F Menke tomorrow at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM.

John B. Maulding Jefferson Memorial Hospital Kell Baptist Church Harold F. Menke

Police Court Fines From City Magistrate Session

Fines assessed before Police Magistrate J. R. Thomas include Finis E. Gream Jr ten dollars and costs on a drunk charge Robert E. Groves five dollars and costs for failure to have a muffler Johnie C. Hill five dollars and costs for lacking a second license plate Vivian Merriman Belle Rive five dollars and costs for a missing safety sticker on a truck

J. R. Thomas Finis E. Gream, Jr Robert E. Groves RFC 1 Mine Johnie C. Hill Vivian Merriman Belle Rive

Marriage Licenses for Jim Livesay and Donna Sheldon

Jim Livesay aged 28 of Irvington and Donna Ruth Sheldon aged 24 of Route 5 Centralia obtained marriage licenses.

Jim Livesay Irvington Donna Ruth Sheldon RFD Centralia

265 Christmas Baskets Go To Needy Families

The Chicago area reports 265 Christmas baskets going to corresponding needy families from 24 organizations and individuals. Allan Dulaney chaired the project with Elks and Scouts aiding in toy preparation and doll dressing. Weather notes list cold fronts, with Chicago at 44 degrees and statewide lows around the 25–35 range.

Chamber of Commerce HO En Gooey Allan Dulaney American Legion Amvets V.F.W Corinthian Baptist Church Eagles First Community Church Fiks Pia Lions Club Federated Civic Wom- Illinois Temperaturesen Round Table Study Rockford Logan Street Baptist Church Marine First Denver Elks Club Fort Worth Grand Rapids Helena Indianapolis First Baptist Church Kansas City Los Angeles Derrick iLouisville Cloudy Jim Cannon Mt. 3 Vernon Jack Benton Leah McPherson Bob Nolita Paul Partridge James Henneberry Viola Ralph Mary Orr Dee McEfee

Little Li Too Distinctive in Her Distinction Display

A social column notes that Li wears clothes intended to project distinction but ends up highlighting only her effort rather than elegance. The piece critiques vanity and fashion pretensions, urging restraint and genuine style over conspicuousness.

Crooks Picked Wrong Address

In Laramie Wyoming a couple attempted to cash a no account check at a bank. Janice Louise Deen 22 from Tucson Arizona and Karl Franklin Enlow 20 from Los Angeles were arrested after the bank called the listed residence. No charges have been filed.

Laramie Wyo Janice Louise Deen Tucson Ariz Karl Franklin Enlow Los Angeles Ray George

42 An Hour Increase Is Hoffa's Goal

Chicago. James R. Hoffa and Teamsters officials seek a 42 cent per hour raise over three years for trucking workers in 22 states. Hoffa says the package includes 13 cents now starting Feb 1 and 10 cent increases in the following two years plus 7 cents more in health welfare and pension benefits. Drivers average about $2.27 per hour, with some paid by time and mileage formulas.

Chicago James R. Hoffa Teamsters Hoffa Midwest Southeast Southwest

Markets Close New Year’s Day

New York reports all U S security and commodity markets will be closed on New Year’s Day. A number of commodity exchanges will stay open half a day on Tuesday including the Chicago Board of Trade.

New York Chicago Board of Trade

New Rambler American and Thunderbird to bow at Chicago show

Two wholly new car designs debut at the Chicago Automobile Show January 4 to 12. American Motors introduces the Rambler American with a 100 inch wheelbase, due on sale late next month, while Ford unveils the Thunderbird with a 113 inch wheelbase and four seats, with sale expected mid January. Rambler pricing will be announced at introduction, expected under 1800 dollars plus taxes and transport. Ford has not fixed a date for the Thunderbird, but anticipates a price that may pleasantly surprise buyers, with the 1958 model growing to 205 inches long and 77 inches wide.

David J. Wilkie Associated Press Detroit Chicago American Motors Ford

Hospital Notes and Admissions at Jefferson Memorial

At Jefferson Memorial hospital, admissions include Mrs Susan Smith Mrs Mary Cox Mrs Lois Flame Miller Wayne City Noland At chison Centralia and others. Discharges list Ralph Greer Richard Richards Pat Creek Brenda Creek Gary nd. Good Samaritan notes admissions Mrs Mary Margaret Heinz Werbert Campbell Harvey McCowan Jessie Simmons Mrs Ruth Hamilton Master Robert Stone Walter Jones and two young patients. Discharges include Fmary Alexand Jackie DeSelms Freida Piper Alan Pigg Barbara Brian Susan Moreno and Terry McAdoo.

Jefferson Memorial Susan Smith Mary Cox Lois Flame Miller Wayne City Noland Atchison Centralia Ralph Greer Richard Richards Pat Creek The Ind Brenda Creek Gary Good Samaritan Mary Margaret Heinz Werbert Campbell Harvey McCowan Jessie Simmons Ruth Hamilton Robert Stone Walter Jones Susan Leffler Robert Degenhart Lawrence Payne Fmary Alexand Jackie DeSelms Freida Piper Alan Pigg Barbara Brian Susan Moreno Terry McAdoo

Don’t Eat Turkey Sandwich Police Intercept Drive Thru

In San Luis Obispo a patrolman halted a truck to ask about turkey sandwiches. Alegria admitted having them but was warned not to eat as his wife feared the meat had gone bad. A doctor confirmed the concern after the truck was flagged before noon.

San Luis Obispo Calif Ee Alegria Alegria Santa Barbara Red Bluff California Highway Patrol

Liquor Thief Strikes Williamstown Store

In Williamstown New Jersey a thief broke glass at Wilmer Lane's liquor store front and rear. He could not reach the safety chain and stole seven half gallon jugs of wine and five fifths of liquor valued at about $60. The incident highlights the thief's failed access to secured areas.

Williamstown N.J Wilmer Lane Lane

Famous Theatre Reaches 25 Year Milestone in New York

Radio City Music Hall at Rockefeller Center marked its 25th anniversary. Since opening December 27, 1932, the theater has drawn about 162 million patrons for its motion pictures and stage shows featuring the Rockettes.

New. York Rockefeller Center Radio City Music Hall

Firemen Endure House Fire With Rifle Rounds Fired

Firemen fighting a house blaze in Manorhaven New York faced a volley of about 100 rifle and revolver rounds. No injuries reported as flames consumed the home of Nicholas N. Skaredoff 48 a gun club member.

Manorhaven N. Y Nicholas N. Skaredoff

Break-In At Bluford School Steals $125

Thieves broke into Webber township high school at Bluford Friday night, taking $125 in cash from an unlocked safe and a cabinet in the principal's office. The burglars caused about 75 damage to the building, county officers said. The incident was reported to the sheriff's office yesterday.

Webber Township Bluford Princial

Tornado Sends Letter From Pinckneyville East of Texico

Roy A. Whitson found a letter at his home about a quarter mile east of Texico. The note bears a Pinckneyville address and is thought to have blown from the southwestern area to northern Jefferson County following a freakish tornado incident.

Roy A. Whitson Pinckneyville Texico Jefferson Country

Very Convincing Sales Argument Sparks Fire Incident

In Monroe Michigan a radiator repairman while working beneath a car told an insurance salesman he did not need insurance. A spark from his wrench ignited gasoline causing a shop blaze and a sewer fire. The repairman escaped injury as firefighters contained the flames. Vermett later asked Turner for his fountain pen.

Monroe Bob Turner Robert Vermett Vermett Turner

Couple seeks divorce and child custody

Jacqueline Regenhardt files suit for divorce from Robert G. Regenhardt in circuit court charging cruelty. She seeks custody of a minor child and alimony. The couple married October 21, 1950 and separated August 1, 1957. Attorney Donald G. Musick represents the plaintiff.

Jacqueline Regenhardt Robert G. Regenhardt Donald G. Musick

First Church of Carift Announces Sunday Services

Mt. Vernon church at 1307 Main Street invites parishioners to 11 o'clock Sunday service and 9:45 a.m. Sunday School for ages up to 20. A nursery is available. Reading Rooms open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 p.m. and Wednesday evening after the testimony meeting. Wednesday evening services at 6 p.m.

First Church OF Carift, Scientists Main Street Mt. Vernon

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