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Mt Vernon Register News

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Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1968

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Deaths Charles B. Laird, 47, of Mt. Vernon area

Charles B. Laird died Wednesday in Key West Florida at 47. He was once partner of Laird Jewelers in the area. Survived by father A. B. Laird of Ashley and wife Mildred Easley of Mt. Vernon. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of the body at Fry Funeral Home Waltonville.

Charles B. Laird Art Laird Mt. Vernon Key West Florida Laird Laird Jewelers A. B. Laird Ashley Mildred Easley Fry Funeral Home Waltonville

Mrs Stacey Donley Dies at 83 in Johnston City

Mrs. Stacey Donley, 83, of Johnston City died at 2 50 am in Herrin Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 pm Sunday at Ebeneezer Church near Thompsonville of which she was a member. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Body lies in state at Murman Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City after 4 pm Friday. Born July 23 1884 in Saline County daughter of Will Carney and wife of William Denley predeceased. Survivors include son Delmar Donley Springfield TL two daughters Velma Roper Christopher Sophie Cantrell Johnston City two sisters Bertha ng Benton Daisy Randolph Chicago 13 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren.

Stacey Donley Johnston City Herrin Hospital Ebenezer Church Thompsonville Murman - Wilson Denley Saline County Will Carney William Denley Delmar Donley Springfield Velma Roper Christopher Sophia Cantrell Elsie Turner Howe, Ind Berthang Benton Daisy Randolph Chicago Yvonne Sandy Mt. Vernon

Mrs Iva Milner Dies At 76 Funeral Friday

Mrs Iva G Milner of 1917 Kichview Road died at 1 45 pm Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral service set for 3 00 pm Friday at Myers Chapel with Dr Don Crocker officiating Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Friends may call after 4 00 pm today Mrs Milner born August 14 1891 at Center Point Iowa She was married to Joseph A Milner who preceded her in death on April 7 1966 She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star

Iva G. Milner Kichview Road Good Samaritan Hospital Myers Chapel Don Crocker Memorial Gardens Milner Center Point Joseph A. Milner

George Harris Emmerson Dies at 83 in Washington

Funeral services were held in Washington on New Year Day for George Harris Emmerson 83 a former U S Navy commander and nephew of Mt Vernon governor L L Emmerson He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery Emmerson retired in 1938 Survivors include his wife Kathryn and stepson Richard Bischoff

Washington, D. C George Harris Emmerson U.S. Navy L. L. Emmerson Mt. Vernon Arlington National Cemetery Emmerson Morris Emmerson Ethel Green Washington Emmers U.S. Naval Academy Navy Kathryn Richard Bischoff

Theresa Berger Dies at 56 in St. Louis and Radom rites

Mrs Theresa Berger of 3702 Ohio Ave St Louis died at 6 30 am in St Elizabeths Hospital Belleville She was 56 8 months and 21 days Funeral services set for 9 30 am Monday at St Michaels Radom Rev Stanley Ksycki officiating Burial in St Michaels cemetery Rosary at Kringer Funeral Home Ashley at 8 pm Sunday She born April 6 1911 in Radom daughter of Joseph and Mary Pachueba Pierjok married Edward Berger survived by her husband father son seven siblings and other relatives.

Theresa Berger Ohio Avenue St. Louis St. Elizabeth's Hospital Belleville St. Michael's Catholic Church Radom Stanley Ksycki St. Michael's Cemetery Kringer Ashley Mrs. Berger Joseph and Mary Kachueba) Pierjok Edward Berger Joseph Pierjok George Berger Andrew Pierjok Richview Paul Pierjok Cahokia Herman Pierjok Gladstone, Mo Cecila Schulte

NBC pays $50,000 in rights for Blaiberg transplant

NBC sought exclusive rights to Dr. Philip Blaiberg heart transplant coverage with payments totaling $50,000 split among post operation films and interviews. Lawyers said the Blaibergs will donate the money to Groote Schuur Hospital and related heart research or donor estate, not for personal use. The hospital reported Blaiberg is conscious and stable, with intensive monitoring and forthcoming anti rejection treatment. NBC also sought restraining order against a photographer who allegedly filmed the operation, prompting a court hearing set for January 17.

Cape Town South Africa Philip Blaiberg National Broadcasting Co New York Groote Schuur Hospital Chris Barbard Blaiberg Christian Barnard Louis Washkansky Washkansky National Broadcasting Company NBC Barnard Blaibergs Supreme Court Don McKenzie M.C. Botha Basil F.J. Banks McKenzie Johannesburg The Cape Times Lucy Jarvis New

List of names and relatives from multiple cities

Nashville, Mrs Helen Someski of Ashley, Mrs Anna Malich of Hinsdale, Mrs Josephine Lukasik, Mrs Agnes Wymore, Miss Gertrude Pierjok, all of St Louis, and Mrs Evelyn Thomas of O Fallon Ill, and three grandchildren.

Nashville Helen Someski Ashley Anna Malich Hinsdale Josephine Lukasik Agnes Wymore Gertrude Pierjok St. Louis Evelyn Thomas O'Fallon Ill

Markets Mit Vernon Hog Market Update Prices Steady

Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were unchanged with top hogs at 17 50 to 17 70 per cwt for 200 to 220 lb meat types. Sows 300 lb and over ranged 13 73 to 14 00, down from prior. Boars quoted at 9 00 and 10 50 as of 12 30 p m. post noon pricing tied to next day's values.

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning

Mt Vernon markets showed Wheat at 1.31 Soybeans at 2.53 and Shelled Corn at 1.08 quoted this morning.

Mt. Vernon

Chicago Grain Market Prices Echo Crop Reports

Chicago AP markets list Wheat No 2 hard at 153 and No 2 soft red at 7 percent. Corn No 2 yellow 1.13 to 1.44, No 3 yellow 1.10 to 1.11, No 4 yellow 1.08. Oats No 2 heavy white 79 to 80, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.65.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Report Summary

Chicago Produce notes from CHICAGO AP listing CME items and grade prices. Butler scores 93 AA 66 and 92 A 66. Cars 90 B 66 and 89 C 6. Eggs grade A white 23, mixed 23, mediums 21, standards 22.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange-Butler

Livestock prices at National Stock Yards report

AP bylivestock market notes Friday estimates at National Stock Yards New Jersey hogs 6000 cattle 200 sheep 100 calves 100 slaughter lambs 300 with price ranges for hogs barrows and gilts 25 lower to 18.50 19.00 various weights sows higher cattle 1000 calves 100 steers 900 1150 pounds 24.25 26.25 heifers 750 950 pounds 22.50 24.00 vealers 32.00 37.00 sheep slaughter lambs 22.50 24.00 ewes 4.00 7.00

National Stockyards

St Louis Produce Egg and Hen Price Guide Averages

St. Louis report shows consumer grades for eggs with sizes A large 21 to 26, A medium 18 to 24, A small 13 to 15, B large 21 to 23, and wholesale grades standard 19 to 20, unclassified 17 to 18. Hens weighted by weight class list heavy 11 to 12, light over 8 pounds 7 to 8, under 5 pounds 4, and fryer/broiler 2 to 4.25. A contact number 414-2542 is provided.

ST. Louis Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Ener Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Oss Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Anne Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St.p New Orleans Okla. City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix sVaneaeneens Pittsburgh Ptind Seeneene Ore Rapid City Richmond Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg

Wall Street declines widen amid peace feelers and Johnson plans

The New York market opened lower with the Dow down 6.01 to 898.12 as investors weighed Vietnam peace feelers and U.S. balance of payments plans. Aerospace and electronic defense names showed weakness, while airlines and gold shares softened but less sharply. AT&T led a utilities gain, Raytheon Xerox IBM and Polaroid fell, Pan Am and Northwest steadied, and Homestake rose slightly. On the NYSE the Dow 30 fell 6.01 to 898.12. rails down 1.16. utilities up 0.64. 200 industrials off 6.01.

New York New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Vietnam Johnson U.S Associated Press American Telephone Raytheon Xerox IBM Polaroid Pan American World Airways KLM Northwest Airlines McIntyre Porcupine American Stock Exchange

First English Bible by direct Hebrew Greek translation

The first English translation of the Scriptures from the original Hebrew and Greek was produced by William Tyndale, and it marked the first printed version based on direct translation from the original texts.

William Tyndale

Coverage Cut After Dr Barnard Return

York Dr Barnard kept full cooperation until his return from the United States. Then the network says they were shut out and unable to cover the story. Mrs Jarvis explains they sought refuge with the Blaibergs who agreed, noting the family needed money due to costly illness and might otherwise have sold to another buyer.

York

Weather Snapshot From MT VERNON Area

The MT VERNON forecast calls for a Wednesday high of 25 and a low of 15. Historical comparisons show one year ago 40/25, five years ago 33/30, and ten years ago 32/15. Friday will have sunrise at 7 22 and sunset at 4 48 CST.

MT. Vernon

46 Below Zero In Minnesota

Bone chilling cold to 46 degrees below zero drove a polar outbreak across the northern Plains while Alaska enjoyed milder winter weather. Anchorage was at 17 above after a 32 high, Fairbanks hit 2, and Juneau 34, as a Pacific air flow met polar air east of Alaska. Warroad fell to 46 below, International Falls and Bureau of -44, with Bismarck setting a date low of -41. Snow warnings extended for New England. winds 20 to 30 mph compounded the chill.

Associated Press United States Alaska Anchorage Fairbanks Juneau Weather Bureau Pacific Warroad International Falls Bureau -44 Minnesota Bismarck N.D New England Rockford Moline Peoria Tllinois

Circuit Court Fines From Local Docket

Fines assessed in circuit court include Hurley L Payne 1120 Main 209 intoxication Richard Nash Mr Ver non 310 intoxication Thomas Smith St Louis 30 license violation Don ald R Stone 216 Opdyke 100 driver license Ray EK Green 2018 Lamar 50 revoked or suspended license Stanley J Patterson Route 7 25 illegal possession of alcohol by a minor Emma K Iranc Webb City Mo 10 following too close Arthur Meadows 2104 College 25 speeding Nonna M Lane 122 Opdyke 10 failure to yield right of way

Hurley L. Payne Main Richard Nash Mr. Vernon Thomas Smith St. Louis Donald R. Stone Opdyke Ray EK Green Lamar Stanley J. Patterson Route 7 Emma K Iranc Webb City Arthur Meadows College Nonna M. Lane

Son Born To Wife Of Mt Verno n Soldier Killed In War

A son was born at 7 30 a m to the wife of a Mt Vernon lieutenant who died in Vietnam last month The baby is Kenneth Ragan Shoemaker III born at Davies Hospital Owensboro Ky weighing six pounds 11 and one half ounces The baby and mother are doing well Lt Shoemaker 26 was killed when a transport plane crashed in a jungle Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Shoemaker of 320 Spruce Mr Vernon and Mr and Mrs Paul Howard of Owensboro Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Orval Duncan Sherman Shoemaker of Mt Vernon and C C Voyles of ?

Mt. Vernon Vietnam Kenneth Ragan Shoemaker III Jennette Shoemaker Kenneth R. Shoemaker Jr Davies Hospital Owensboro Shoemaker Kenneth R. Shoemaker Vernon Paul Howard Orval Duncan Sherman Shoemaker C. C. Voyles

Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted and Discharged List

Jefferson Memorial admits Peggy Fields Mary Belle Bean Ben Kniffen Rebecca Nell Campbell William Brian Gajewski Pearl Alexander and others. Discharged include John Audt Lilia Mendenall James Barker Bertha Dalby Lewis Thomas Ross Henry Gloria Gover Hattie Buhler and Samuel Smith. Good Samaritan admissions include Ruby Eldridge John Beppler and several others.

Jefferson Memorial Peggy Fields Oakland Mary Belle Bean Forest Ben Kniffen Belle Rive Rebecca Nell Campbell Berkeley William Brian Gajewski Waltonville Pearl Alexander South 22Nd John Audt Dahlgren Good Samaritan Ruby Eldridge Hickory View Manor Nursing Home John Beppler RFD Maribel Joyce Beal Josephine Childres Benton Lilia Mendenall Apple James Barker Opdyke Bertha Dalby Whittington Lewis Thomas St. Louis Ross Henry South Gloria Gover Hattie Evelyn Buhler Mary Panzier Ruby Bassard Woodlawn Samuel Smith Mounds City

Births in Berkeley and Vernon area families

Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell at 6037 Evergreen Berkeley Missouri welcomed Jeffrey Alan Campbell a son born at 1032 last night at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds twelve and one quarter ounces. Mr and Mrs John Miller at 1010 South 13th Street welcomed a son born at 1250 yesterday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Mr and Mrs David Nordin of RFD 3 Mr Vernon welcomed a daughter born at 1245 this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces.

Charles Campbell Evergreen Berkeley Jefferson Memorial Hospital Jeffrey Alan John Miller South 13Th Street Good Samaritan Hospital David Nordin RFD 3 Vernon

Clarke Runs For Auditor

State Sen Terrel E Clarke Republican Western Springs announced his bid for state auditor. Clarke 47 chairs the Little Hoover Commission and co chairs the Constitutional Study Commission. A former state representative he holds finance and business administration degrees from Harvard and Colorado and served in the U S Army in Europe during World War I.

Chicago Terrel E. Clarke Western Springs Clarke Little Hoover Commission Constitutional Study Commission Senate Harvard University University of Colorado U.S. Army Europe

Annexation Petition Dismissed Amid Hearing

Petitioners faced dismissal of an annexation bid after a public hearing with attorneys debating legal aspects. Court gave petitioners 30 days to reinstate the petition to prevent the dismissal from becoming final. No immediate plans announced. both sides represented by counsel.

Gersbacher claims jury knew of lie detector tests

The defendant argues no lie detector evidence existed but claims a juror’s posttrial remarks and clerk Jerry Gott’s vague recollections show potential juror exposure to lie detector information. He sought to interrogate jurors or have the court do so, alleging possible juror influence and unfair trial conditions. The posttrial motion was set to be heard next Thursday.

Jerry Gott Hassakis Henry Lewis Gersbacher

Last Brisbane quint dies at age four days in Australia

Australia AP reports the Braham quintuplets, Australia's first, saw Geoffrey Roger die at four days old. The four surviving babies remained in the hospital after a premature birth of one hour 15 minutes apart. Weighs ranged from 3 pounds 10 ounces to 3 pounds 14 ounces earlier. humidity adjusted in incubators as father Roger Braham, a 34-year-old lawyer, viewed the infants.

Brisbane Australia Patricia Brahem Geoffrey Roger Braham Richard Gibson Faith Elizabeth Annabel Dorothy Caroline Jean Brahams Tenterfield

Joe Garrison Dies Driver and Writer Poet Obituary

Joe Garrison, aged near 63, longtime driver writer and poet for Drivers items, dies after hospital stay. He was born on a farm at Camp Ground and lived in Mt. Vernon, later at 516 N. 11th Street and 801 George Street. He married Minnie Bryan in 1904 and leaves five children, twelve grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. He formerly managed Walier and Spies Milling Co and wrote the Drivers country notes. He recalled the Mt. Vernon 1888 tornado and penned verses about his courtship with his wife.

Isaac Mary (Grant) Garrison Minnie Bryan Flora Eula McCoy City Evelyn ‘Whitson Quincy Mary Joe Walker Yoe, Pa Ralph B. Garrison Des Plaines Joe F. Garrison Morton Garrison Walier and Spies Milling Co Mt. Vernon George Street Camp Ground

Thanksgiving Year Round for a Play Producer

A longtime play producer known for a festive spirit keeps a turkey on hand year round. He says the quirky habit sustains his creative energy and serves as a lucky charm during productions.

Woman Injured As Truck Overturns At 34th Broadway

A truck overturned after colliding with a car at 34th and Broadway. Minnie B. Spearman, 47, of 1024 Jones Street, suffered what appeared to be a minor head injury. Raymond J. Hannebique, 26, of Route 7, driver of a truck owned by Uncle Charlie's Sausage Co., was unhurt and charged with illegal passing. Vehicle damage exceeded $100.

34Th and Broadway Minnie B. Spearman Jones Street Raymond J. Hannebique Route 7 Uncle Charlie's Sausage Co Hannebique

REPORT 400 REDS KILLED SINCE TRUCE

In Quang Tin Province they reported heavy fighting Tuesday with two North Vietnamese battalions. U S helicopters aided by flare illumination and automatic weapons fire. American casualties reached 44 killed and 228 wounded in the 1st Corps area, with 26 U S deaths and 149 wounded in Queen Valley. U S and South Vietnamese forces repelled multiple attacks near Landing Zone Ross and MeKong Delta outposts. A North Vietnamese regimental commander’s body yielded captured plans showing orders to regain the area. B52 bombers supported the Americal Division against enemy supply routes west of Saigon, while U S officers counted 348Communists and 23 Americans killed in the larger engagements. A U S Navy Skyhawk was shot down near Haiphong, with pilot missing, as Hanoi claimed several US planes downed. The Saigon House of Representatives opposed recognizing the Viet Cong National Liberation Front and any coalition with the Communists.

Wastern Quang Tin U.S Queen Valley 1St Corps Que Son Ryder Americal Ross Boas Saigon U.S. 25Th Infantry Division U.S. 1St Infantry Mekong South Vietnam House of Representatives Viet Cong National Liberation Front House United States Vietnam Johnson U.S. Command Haiphong Hanoi

Blind cave characin from San Luis Potosi born blind

The blind cave characin, a fish native to a single small cave in San Luis Potosi Mexico, is born without sight. This unique species has no other natural populations. Researchers note its isolated origin and adaptation to darkness.

San Luis Potosi Mexico

Witness Shot and Beaten in New Mexico Courthouse Raid

Eulogio Salazar, 40, a rural county jailer slated to testify in the Rio Arriba County courthouse raid case, was found beaten and shot to death near Tierra Amarilla 15 miles west. The attack follows the June 5 raid that injured Salazar and Nick Saiz, with Reies Tijerina named in related civil action. Prosecutors recalled the 20 defendants, though many were quickly returned to custody.

Tierra Amarilla N.M Courte House Eulogio Salazar New Mexico Joe Black Salazar Rio Arriba Cristobal Tijerina Albuquerque Felix Martinez Tijerina Reies Federal Alliance of Free City States Nick Saiz Reies Tijerina Federal Alliance of Free States Dist Joe Angel Las Vegas

Paula Manson posts bond in theft probe

Paula Manson aged 19 of 801 South 92nd Street posted a $3,000 bond yesterday on a charge of possession of stolen property. Police say she had merchandise from break ins at the Wonder Bread Co. and L. N. Tavern in her possession.

Paula Manson South 92Nd Street Wonder Bread Co L. & N. Tavern

Ruling Soon on Validity of Mt V Blue Law

Magistrate Matthews of Fairfield expects to rule on the validity of Mt V blue law ordinance in a dismissal decision. He has not set a hearing date for the motion, noting a prior complaint against the same state was dismissed for wording.

Matthews Fairfield

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