Inez Johnson 87 Dies in Mt Vernon Funeral Wednesday
Inez Johnson 87 of 1208 North 12th Street died at 2 00 p m Sunday at her home Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery at Myers Chapel with Rev Russell Newell officiating She will lie in state at Myers Chapel after 4 00 p m Tuesday Born December 15 1877 in Jefferson county she married William J Johnson in Henderson Kentucky in 1937 Surviving are a step son Rufus Johnson Mt Vernon a step daughter Bessie Lee Mt Vernon a sister Ora Plowman Mt Vernon three brothers Adam Rightnowar Sam Rightnowar and Homer Rightnowar all of Waltonville and Mt Vernon She was a member of the Long Prairie church
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Inez Johnson
North 12Th Street
Myers Chapel
Russell Newell
Oakwood Cemetery
Tudsay
Johnson
Jefferson County
Francis Rightnowar
Henderson
William J. Johnson
Rufus Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Bessie Lee
Ora Plowman
Adam Rightnowar
Sam Rightnowar
Waltonville
Homer Rightnowar
The
Long Prairie Church
Leta McMeen Dies at 58 in Mt Vernon Home
Leta McMeen 58 of 600 South 22nd Street died at 1 30 am Sunday at her home burial Monday at Union Chapel Cemetery Rev Frank L Trotter officiating may call after 4 pm today She was born June 25 1906 in Jefferson County to John W and Anna Bell Osborn She married Loren McMeen in 1928 in East St Louis IL Survivors include her mother Anna Osborn Mt Vernon and sister Mrs Robert Ruddick Mt Vernon
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Leta McMeen
South 22Nd Street
Myers Chapel
Frank L. Trotter
Union Chapel Cemetery
McMeen
Jefferson County
John W
Anna Bell (Atkinson) Osborn
East St. Louis
Loren McMeen
Anna Osborn
Mt. Vernon
Robert Ruddick
Miss Seba Polk Dies at 90 Former Glenview Teacher
Miss Seba Polk of 825 Harms Road Glenview Illinois died at 9 00 am Saturday in Glenview She was a former teacher at Edison and Andy Hall schools and a retired real estate agent She was 90 years 5 months 29 days old The service was 1 30 pm Wednesday at Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev Delbert Wickstrom officiating Burial at West Salem cemetery She lay in state at Pulley Funeral Home after 7 00 pm Tuesday Survived by niece Mrs Dorothy Woolsey and nephew Col R E Rutherford both of Glenview and brother Lucius Polk of Monterey California Preceded by a brother Albert H Polk and three sisters Mrs Julia E Rutherford Mrs J Frank Bogan and Mrs Laura Dickens
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Seba Polk
Harms Road
Glenview
Polk
Edison
Andy Hall
Pulley Funeral
Delbert Wickstrom
West Salem
Calif
Miss Polk
Albert H. Polk
Julia E. Rutherford
J. Frank Bogan
Laura Dickens
Infant Rapp Dies Saturday in Dahlgren
Jay Vincent Rapp four and a half months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rapp of Route 1 Dahlgren, died 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 11 am at St. John's Catholic Church Dahlgren with Rev. Timothy Foley officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Gholson Funeral Home of Dahlgren handling arrangements. Born August 1964 in Mount Vernon, he is survived by parents, six brothers Michael Mark Matthew Robert Christopher and Eric, three sisters Barbara Katherine and Margie, grandparents Oscar Rubenacker of McLeansboro and William E. Rapp Sr. of Dahlgren, and great grandmother Dora Rubenacker of St. Louis.
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Jay Vincent Rapp
Philip Rapp
Route 1
Dahlgren
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Timothy Foley
Gholson
Dora Rubenacker
St. Louis
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital in Benton and area
Mr and Mrs John T Costello of RFD 2 Benton welcome a daughter born at 623 am weighing 8 lb 9.5 oz. Mr and Mrs Donald Fitts of 1004 Pace Ave welcome a daughter born at 1053 pm Saturday weighing 7 lb 0 oz named Jennifer Louise. Mr and Mrs Jerry Isazo of 816 Warren welcome a daughter born at 726 pm Saturday weighing 7 lb 1 oz named Deborah Lynn.
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John T. Costello
RFD 2
Benton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Donald Fitts
Pace Avenue
Good Samaritan
Hasen
Jennifer Louise
Jerry Isaz0
Warren
Lee A Harris Dies at 86 in Centralia Rites Tuesday
Lee Andrew Harris retired building contractor died at 3 00 p m Sunday at his home 304 South 21st Street at age 86 years 10 months 19 days Rites set for 2 00 p m Tuesday at Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev Allen England officiating Burial in Bethel Memorial Cemetery Survived by wife Cecile Ingles four children seven grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and a brother and a sister He was a deacon at East Hickory Hill Missionary Baptist Church
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Lee Andrew Harris
South 21St Street
Pulley Funeral
Allen England
Buria
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Pulley
Mr. Harris
Bluford
Benjamin
Margaret (Butler) Harris
Hester Sammons
Sally Hoots
Anne Chaney
Cecile Ingles
Emil C. Harris
This City
Marsean E. Harris
Las Vegas
Nev
Lester Easley
Centralia
J. O. Clemens
Mt. Vernon
Harris
East Hickory Hill
Sydney B. Spiese former resident dies in St Louis
Sydney B. Spiese aged 65 of St Louis died at 3 30 p m Sunday at St Luke s Hospital in St Louis. Former Mt Vernon resident he is survived by wife Helen May Spiese mother Elizabeth Spiese a daughter Joanna and brother John Spiese of Kansas City Kan Funeral services set for 10 00 a m Tuesday at Grace Methodist Church Skinker and Waterman Sts St Louis Burial in Portageville Mo at Alexander Funeral Home 6171 Delmar Blvd St Louis where friends may call.
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Sydney B. Spiese
St. Louis
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Grace Methodist
Ange
Mr. Spiese
Roy
Elizabeth (Maxey) Spiese
Helen May Spiese
Elizabeth Spiese
Joanna
John Spiese
Kansas City
Kan
Shipwrecked Sailor Loses Forty Pounds Afloat Rescue in Key West
William F. Haas Jr a Philadelphia machinist turned sailor washed ashore after a month on a bare isle in the British West Indies. His 22 foot sloop Mel o Dee sank off Mira Por Vos and he survived on tidewater shellfish while badly cut and exhausted. Rescuers spotted him New Year's Day and he reached Key West in good condition weighing about 130 pounds from 170 before the voyage. He left for Fort Lauderdale with friends.
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Key West
Frs
Philadelphia
William F. Haas Jr
Coast Guard
British West Indies
Haas
Mel-o-Dee
Mira Por Vos
Cuba
West Indies
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Fort Lauderdale
Ousting of Halleck Shakes Senate Ranks in 1950s
Republicans remove Halleck from leadership as Goldwater departs to run for president. Arizona’s Paull from the governor’s circle succeeds him. New Congress to include $30 000 salaries, a $7500 rise, fueling pay debates and draft, health care, and Social Security talks.
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Nedy
Senate
Goldwater
Arizona
Paull. Fannin
Congress
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Social Security
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Advisory Council On Security
Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Market Prices Down Today
Prices paid until 12.30 today were down 25c with top at 15.75 for 200 to 220 lb hogs. Sows at 12.75 for 300 lb, 12.50 for 300 lb and over, down. boars 7.50 and 8.30. After 12.30 p.m. prices will be based on next day’s prices.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon grain prices listed this afternoon show Wheat at 1.36 Soybeans 2.60 Shell corn 1.25 Ear corn 1.22 This brief market snapshot records the quoted values for local traders.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Prices From AP Trading Roundup
Chicago Mercantile prices hold steady with butter and eggs showing mixed moves while wholesale buying prices for live poultry stay flat. Butter and eggs show weak to unchanged tones with grade and weight specifics noted for whites and mixed grades. Roasters and special fed white rock fryers appear in the live poultry snapshot with unchanged pricing.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile
CSTE
Uies
USDA
Produce Prices and Grades Listed in St Louis
St Louis produce listings show egg grades from A large to B large with ranges 27 to 28 for A large and 24 to 26 for B large. Hens heavy 15 to 16, light over 5 lb 9, under 5 lb 4 to 34, broilers and fryers 17 to 18.44.
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St, Louis
Livestock price outlook at National Stockyards
AP dispatch from National Stockyards lists tomorrow's slaughter and sale estimates: hogs 9,500 to 12,000, cattle 4,000 to 6,500, calves 250 to 300, sheep 650 to 800. Hogs lead with gilts and sows priced 11.75 to 16.75, steers and heifers range 16.50 to 24.25 and 13.00 to 32.00 for calves, sheep 17.00 to 22.00, lambs 20.50 to 21.00, woolly ewes 4.00 to 5.50.
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National Stockyards
Chicago Grain market update reports mixed prices
AP brief from Chicago notes no sales for wheat or soybeans. Corn futures show No 3 yellow at 1.28, No 4 yellow at 1.2314-27, No 5 yellow at 1.1934-26. Oats prices listed with No 1 extra heavy white at 79% and No 2 to No 3 grades. Soybean details appear garbled with 11.0a.
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Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Drift Lower Amid Steel Slump
Wall Street slipped in late trading as motors and steels led declines. Volume was about 4.3 million shares versus 6.53 million Thursday. General Motors fell over 2 points while Du Pont distributed final 23 million GM shares and rose. Other major names like Chrysler, GE, IBM, Polaroid, and Sears also declined or eased amid mixed bond activity and steel price concerns.
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New York
Motors and Steels
General Motors
du Pont
Chrysler
Johnson
Wall Street
General Electric
IBM
Polaroid
American Telephone
Lukens Steel
Florida Power & Light
Grumman
Allied Stores
Norfolk & Western
Sears, Roebuck
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Sonic Booms Over Chicago Training Mission Stirs Nerves
Chicago residents face three month SAC flight exercises as B38 Hustler bombers from the 205th Bomb Wing at Bunker Hill AFB Indiana fly supersonic routes overhead. Repeated sonic booms are expected, testing windows and nerves in the city.
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Chicago
Strategic Air Command
205Th
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Indiana
Sukarno to Start Own Organization
Sukarno proposes forming a new organization asserting rule of law and the United Nations. He warns that independent nations like Malaysia face threat from aggressive bullying and expansionist tactics by neighboring powers.
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Sukarno
Rule of Law
United Nations
Malaysia
One Donates Beer to Flood Victims by Airline Aid
United Air Lines asked its 8 000 Bay Area employees to donate one can of food for stranded Northern California flood victims. The airline reported full compliance except for one man who donated a six pack of Mt. Dew instead.
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San Francisco
United Air Lines
Bay Area
California
Weather data snapshot with weekend and past comparisons
The report notes Saturday high 59 and low 36 with Sunday high 42 and low 2. It includes previous year data of high 52 low 28, five years ago 30 and 21, and ten years ago 60 and 53. Tuesday sunrise 7 22 and sunset 4 51 CST.
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C.S.T
Mild Illinois Weather With Fair Skies Spread
Fair skies and mild temperatures prevailed across Illinois and the Midwest with highs in the 40s and 50s. Forecasters expect little change Tuesday as tonight's lows dip to near freezing and clouds increase. Vandalia posted a Sunday high of 42, while Chicago O Hare recorded 21 overnight.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Midwest
Vandalia
O'Hare International
Five Day Forecast for Southern Illinois Temperatures
Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging about 12 degrees above normal from Tuesday through Saturday. A midweek cooling and a subsequent warming are expected. Normal highs range from the mid 30s in the north to the mid 40s in the south with lows from the mid teens to around 30. Precipitation totals around half an inch with shower chances midweek and again on the weekend.
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Tinois
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted List
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan. Include Wilma Irene Garner Emmitt O Abbott Mary E Lyons Eva Lilborn Cullins Raymond Lorance and others admitted. several patients discharged including Mrs Wanda Crane and baby Janet Louise Arnold Tate Donald Cochrane Phyllis Ann Borcherding Patricia Newman Mayme Barker and more.
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Jefferson Memorial
Wilma Irene Garner
Emmitt O. Abbott
Mary E. Lyons
Eva Lilborn Cullins
Raymond Lorance
Opdyke
Wanda Crane
Janet Louise
Arnold Tate
Donald Cochrane
Good Samaritan
Charles Thomas Boyd
Jacqueline Sue Johnson
Fred Andrew Holland
Marvin Alan Richardson
Susie Florence Price
Lena Elizabeth Minor
Cecil Clyde Stinson
Everett Ledbetter
Pauline Mabel Holland
Bernice Bowles
James Calvin Livingston
Gloria Jean Marshall
Herbert Glen Woodward
Mabel Lucille Gersbacher
Violet Mae Isabelle
Irene Sodders
Lloyd Paul Hicks
Maudaleane Bailey
Phyllis Ann Borcherding
Patricia Lee Newman
Mayme Barker
Morris Wayne Metzger
Sadie Lustig
Republicans Oust Halleck Name Ford Minority Leader
Washington AP Gerald R. Ford of Michigan was chosen to lead House Republicans in the 83rd Congress, unseating Charles Halleck of Indiana. Ford, 51, backed by younger members seeking a fresh image, defeated Halleck 73-67. Ford gave up the post as chairman of the party conference to run. Melvin R. Laird won Ford’s former job as conference chair.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Ford
Halleck
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Elford A. Cederber
R-Mich
House
Cederberg
Congress
GOP
Leslie A. Arends
Ilinois
Arends
Laird
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Rioting in Saigon as 1000 protest Huong rule
A mob of about 1000 rioted through Saigon's streets for over three hours calling for Premier Tran Van Huong's overthrow. Viet Cong ambushed a Ranger company near Binh Gia, killing a U.S. adviser and wounding nine Rangers with 30 to 40 missing. Six Americans dead in Viet Nam fighting to date. Marines offered little restraint as clashes erupted, Buddhist leaders denied involvement, and the crowd dispersed by noon after vandalizing and confronting photographers.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Binh Gia
U.S
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Associated Press
Huynh Cong la
Ump
Record New Year Holiday Deaths On Illinois Roads
The Associated Press reports at least 24 people died on Illinois highways during a 78 hour New Year holiday, a new three day record surpassing 1960 61 and the four day 1956 57 totals. Fatalities spanned Peoria Streator Melrose Park Manteno Lena Rushville Carlinville Warren Madison County and Chicago with several victims in crashes and one train collision.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Timothy G. Hirschinger
Streator
Peoria
Eugene Venegone
Vienna
Melrose Park
Gregory Oliver
Herschel Oliver
Long elected Democratic whip for 89th Congress
Sen. Russell B. Long of Louisiana was elected Democratic whip on the second ballot at a closed Senate caucus, defeating Sen. John Pastore and Sen. A S Monroney. Long, 46, has 16 years in the Senate and is Huey P. Long’s son. He previously opposed civil rights bills and Social Security health care but said he expects to back administration programs in the new Congress.
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Long
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
John D. Pastore
Dr.l
A.S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Huey P. Long
Congress
Deer killed near game farm in Jefferson County
A second deer died in Jefferson County over the weekend when struck by a car on state route 37 north of the state game farm road. The animal was turned over to conservation authorities for disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Firemen Respond To Music Store Fire Damage
Firemen were called at 5 30 p m Saturday to Fenton s Music Store 601 South Tenth Street where a fluorescent light fixture was damaged no other damage was reported by firefighters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton’s Music Store
South Tenth Street
Circuit Court Fines Listed for Careless Driving and Speeding
Fines assessed in circuit court include Jim H. Gibson of Bluford for careless driving at $10, David M. McKee on Route 2 at $12 for speeding, and James M. Cathout on Route 2 Manteno TN for speeding at $13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim H. Gibson
RFD
Bluford
David M. McKee
Route 2, Inc
James M. Cathout
Route 2
Manteno
Five Hurt In Collisions Here On Weekend
Five persons were injured in Mt. Vernon area accidents over the weekend. Calvin Kirk, 760 south 22nd street, suffered minor cuts and bruises when his car hit a parked truck on south 18th street at 8 10 a.m. Sunday. He was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital and released. The truck belonged to Joe P. Boyle, 604 south 18th, with about 50 dollars damage. A child, James Perry, age 2, was hurt in a collision at 17th and Conger at 4 43 p.m. Saturday involving John Perry and Lee C. Jones. The Perry car sustained about 250 dollars damage, the Jones car was wrecked, and Jones was charged with failure to yield. Earlier Saturday Berton H. Lyons and Glenda L. Garrison collided at Tenth and Broadway. Mary E. Lyons, 64, injured, and Lyons charged with following too close. Bernice Smith, 318 north Seventh, slightly injured in Kroger lot when Phil Baize backed into her. A collision Saturday afternoon on the Tolle Road near town involved Hallie A. Price and Andrew Forst. Price non serious injured. James B. Kelley and Dwight R. Hammond collided Saturday morning at Tenth and Jordan with no injuries.
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Mt. Vernon
Calvin Kirk
South 22Nd Street
South 18Th Street
Kirk
Good Samaritan Hospital
Joe P. Boyle
South 18Th
Conger
John Perry
South 17Th
Lee C. Jones
Perkins
James Perry
Perry
Jones
Berton H. Lyons
Fishers Lane
Glenda L. Garrison
Tenth
Broadway
Mary E. Lyons
Lyons
Bernice Smith
North Seventh
Kroger
North Tenth Street
Phil Baize
Peach
Tolle Road
Town
Hallie A. Price
Andrew Forst
Price
James B. Kelley
College
Dwight R. Hammond, Inc
Jordan
Mt Vernon Lodge 31 Regular Meeting Notice
Regular stated meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No. 31 A F and A M MI Monday January 4 1965 at 730 PM. All brethren urged to attend visiting brethren welcome. Joe Claxton W M Byron Weld Jr Secy.
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A. F
A. M. MI
Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Joe Claxton
W. M
Byron Weld, Jr
Opdyke Eastern Star Chapter 686 to Meet January 5
The Opdyke Order of Eastern Star Chapter 686 will hold a regular session Tuesday evening January 5 at 7:00 at the Opdyke Masonic Temple. A school of instruction will be conducted. Opal Mace, W. M., Flossie Harriman, Sec.
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Opdyke O. E
Opdyke Order of Eastern Star
Opdyke Masonic Temple
Opal Mace
W. M. Flossie Harriman
Mt Vernon Eyes YMCA Facility plans and fund drive
Mt Vernon and Jefferson County report two thefts and a break in attempt at Granada Theatre and Masonic Hall. The city moves toward establishing a YMCA facility with two action committees led by Ken Olson and James Jackson to secure funds and plan programs. Don Turner coordinates efforts. inquiries directed to Box 197 Mt Vernon IL and committee members.
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Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
Granada Theatre
North Ninth Street
Larry Woods
Prairie
Grand Avenue
Arthur Voyles
Bluford
Sheriff’s Office
Y.M.C.A
Southern Illinois
Ilinois
Ken Olson
General Radiator
Jean Rettig
The
Ambassador Greeting Card Co
Bob O’brien
Dan Sonsini
Jim Trammel
James Jackson
Jackson Jewelers
Bill Johnson
Don Fitts
Don Parrish
Don Fairchild
Don Turner
Harper’s Propane Service
Stolen Clothes Recovered From Parked Car
Clothing stolen from a parked car at the Lawrence Motel was recovered by police and returned to owner Joe Hindman of Kempton Illinois on Sunday morning after officers located the items and held them for retrieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hindman
Kempton, Il
Lawrence Motel
Three Charged In Theft Cases
Mt. Vernon police filed charges today against Gary Wayne Ackley Ralph C. Brown and Archie Lee Fairchild for thefts of gasoline tires and batteries and pilfering in cars. Bonds were set at $1000 each and the suspects were turned over to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Gary Wayne Ackley
Bell
Ralph C. Brown
Route 6
Archie Lee Fairchild
South 12Th
Father of radio Dr. Lee de Forest highlighted
A mention places Dr. Lee de Forest as the father of radio, while noting Moscow’s great bell cast in 1735 that has never rung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee de Forest
Radio
Moscow
Ice skating school labeled flop house prompts ad note
In a quirky aside the writer muses whether calling an ice skating school a flop house counts as a jab at ads. The piece plays with furniture ad tropes and media blame, closing with a wry question about terminology.
McLeansboro Obit and Local Development Notes
Funeral for John A Morrison held in McLeansboro with daughters Ruth Jamison Ruby Agnew and Betty Convin and families of St Charles Illinois attending. Cherry Realty Co of Carbondale buying three acres north of Hamilton Memorial Hospital to build a nursing home. construction hoped to start this spring. Fund drive for a new McLeansboro factory reaches $10,000 of $13,500 goal as sponsors push for rest. Blood sample report from encephalitis study shows less than seven percent positive among 616 samples at University of Illinois Zoonoses Center. some exposed. Various holiday visits across Illinois and Texas with relatives noted.
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Ruby Agnew
Betty Convin
St. Charles
Ill
John A. Morrison
McLeansboro
Cherry Realty Co
Carbondale
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
S. Marshall Ave
Zoonoses Research Center
University of Illinois
Murry Coker
Harry Rise
East St. Louis
Major
Joe Wright
Warren and
Craig
Armarillo
Texas
Edwin Jones
Robert Pond
Rantoul
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